Marshall High School

See also John Marshall High School (disambiguation) and Thurgood Marshall High School (disambiguation)
Marshall High School may refer to:

  • Arkansas
    • Marshall High School (Arkansas) — Marshall, Arkansas
  • Illinois
    • John Marshall Metropolitan High School — Chicago, Illinois
    • Marshall High School (Illinois) — Marshall, Illinois
  • Iowa
    • East Marshall Senior High School — Le Grand, Iowa
    • West Marshall High School — State Center, Iowa
  • Kentucky
    • Marshall County High School — Draffenville, Kentucky, postal address Benton, Kentucky
  • Michigan
    • Marshall High School (Michigan) — Marshall, Michigan
  • Minnesota
    • Marshall High School (Marshall, Minnesota) — Marshall, Minnesota
    • The Marshall School — Duluth, Minnesota
  • Missouri
    • Marshall Senior High School — Marshall, Missouri
  • North Carolina
    • Marshall High School (Marshall, North Carolina), listed on the NRHP in North Carolina
  • Oregon
    • Marshall High School (Bend, Oregon) — Bend, Oregon
    • Marshall High School (Portland, Oregon) — Portland, Oregon
  • Tennessee
    • Marshall County High School — Lewisburg, Tennessee
  • Texas
    • Marshall High School (Marshall, Texas) — Marshall, Texas
  • Virginia
    • George C. Marshall High School — Idylwood, Virginia, postal address Falls Church, Virginia
  • Wisconsin
    • Marshall High School (Marshall, Wisconsin) — Marshall, Dane County, Wisconsin

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