A Tradition of Excellence

Led by outstanding teachers, and and administrative staff who are constantly re-examing the teaching methods and strategies best suited to help students find the academic, emotional, and social skills that they need to succeedd in today's world, Marshfield students receive an educational experience second to none.

Marshfield's Advanced Placement Program

Marshfield’s AP program is among the top two in the state and has helped list Marshfield High as one of the top schools in America according to Newsweek.

Many students taking MHS AP classes have graduated with enough college credits to enroll in a university as sophomores, thus saving thousands of dollars in college costs.

For the second year in a row, two Marshfield High School students have been recognized as the top two AP students in Wisconsin. MHS Class of 2008 graduates, Marcus Ewert and Kaitlin Leifheit

Overall, 128 Marshfield High School students earned the designation of AP Scholar from the College Board for their efforts on AP exams. In 2007, twenty-six different AP Exams were offered at MHS in a wide variety of subject areas.

School-to-Career Program

Marshfield's School-to-Career program led by Jane Wagner is also a model for others in the state. Students become involved in school-to-work programs that give them insights into

various future careers, and they can earn certificates and credit that also help them earn technical college credits while in high school.