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In 2006, Marianna High welcomed JAAT (Jackson Academy of Applied Technology) the only technical academy in [[Jackson County, Florida|Jackson County]]. Jackson Academy was shut down after student enrollment waned, even though it was protested by many, if not all Jackson Academy students, parents, and teachers. The Jackson Academy students that did not drop out of high school to acquire their GEDs either studied and will continue their studies at Marianna High School in the field of health sciences, computer sciences, and art, or went to other local high schools in the area (Malone High, Sneads, Cottondale High School, etc.). |
In 2006, Marianna High welcomed JAAT (Jackson Academy of Applied Technology) the only technical academy in [[Jackson County, Florida|Jackson County]]. Jackson Academy was shut down after student enrollment waned, even though it was protested by many, if not all Jackson Academy students, parents, and teachers. The Jackson Academy students that did not drop out of high school to acquire their GEDs either studied and will continue their studies at Marianna High School in the field of health sciences, computer sciences, and art, or went to other local high schools in the area (Malone High, Sneads, Cottondale High School, etc.). |
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Most students who graduate and want to continue their education attend the local college, Chipola College, which was previously a junior/community college. But Marianna High School has been known to have students graduate and attend University of Florida, Florida State University, Georgia Tech, USC Berkley, Auburn University, and many other highly accredited colleges and universities in the United States. |
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Marianna High School (MHS), is the largest high school in Jackson County. However, just because the school is the largest, it's not the highest rated in the area. In fact, this is far from the truth. Marianna High School has one of the largest homosexual communities among its student population in the entire Florida panhandle, according to the latest survey conducted by Jackson County [citation needed]. |
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The school's sports team is known as the "Bulldogs", quite an ugly and homosexually inclined canine. The sports teams are often lackluster, as is the "cheerleading" team (which, surely enough, consists of a homosexual cheerleading captain, as well as a team of jumping lunatic females that have no idea what they're doing). |
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According to another recent survey, circa 2007, Marianna is one of the suckiest and most retarded schools in Jackson County. |
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Marianna High School is a high school located in Marianna, Florida. The athletic teams are known as the Bulldogs. In 2005, the school served 718 students. The school existed on its original complex until fall 2005, when the school opened a new complex more than twice the size of the original.
In 2006, Marianna High welcomed JAAT (Jackson Academy of Applied Technology) the only technical academy in Jackson County. Jackson Academy was shut down after student enrollment waned, even though it was protested by many, if not all Jackson Academy students, parents, and teachers. The Jackson Academy students that did not drop out of high school to acquire their GEDs either studied and will continue their studies at Marianna High School in the field of health sciences, computer sciences, and art, or went to other local high schools in the area (Malone High, Sneads, Cottondale High School, etc.).
Most students who graduate and want to continue their education attend the local college, Chipola College, which was previously a junior/community college. But Marianna High School has been known to have students graduate and attend University of Florida, Florida State University, Georgia Tech, USC Berkley, Auburn University, and many other highly accredited colleges and universities in the United States.