Marshall Career and Technical Institute
9th - 12th Grades
900 US-59, Marshall, MN 56258
Principal: Brian Jones
I am Brian Jones, Principal at Marshall High School and I have worked in education since 1997. I have had the good fortune to work at Marshall High School since 1999. I have served as Principal at MHS since the fall of 2005, and taught courses in Business, Industrial Technology, Health, and Physical Education at MHS prior to transitioning into school administration. I am married and have four children. The community of Marshall is second to none when it comes to raising a family and preparing the next generation to have the opportunity for success. This aligns well with the mission of Marshall Public Schools which is to, “educate, support, and prepare all learners for success.”
We have many areas to be proud of at Marshall High School, some of which include:
Robust 9th grade support programming to help 9th grade students transition to high school. Building Assets Reducing Risks and Link Crew are two programs we utilize to help 9th grade students succeed during their first year of high school.
Opportunities for students to earn post-secondary credit while in high school through programs such as Advanced Placement courses, College in the Schools courses, and post-secondary enrollment options, all of which are designed to challenge and enrich a student’s high school experience.
Extra and Co-curricular programming designed to meet a variety of student interests ranging from programming in a variety of Fine Arts areas to a wide variety of athletic and academic teams. We pride ourselves on having a high percentage of students participate in activity programs at Marshall High School.
Expanded academic and community-based programming that allows students to earn high school credit while preparing for future career opportunities. Examples include the opening of the Marshall Career and Technical Institute (CTI) focusing on Certified Nursing Assistant training, Automotive Repair, and welding courses that lead to industry recognized certifications. Other programming includes our Career Internship program, and the Creating Educational Opportunities program (CEO).
In addition to the above-mentioned student opportunities, we take immense pride in creating wonderful experiences for our students by focusing on continuous improvement in all aspects of our school. I am proud to call Marshall home and to have the opportunity to serve the students and families of Marshall High School. Please feel free to contact me at any time with any questions or ideas that you may have to help improve MHS by benefiting our students.
Assistant Principal: Dan Hoffman
I am Dan Hoffman, Assistant Principal at Marshall Alternative Learning Center and Marshall Career and Technical Institute. I also work with our Targeted Services programs and our high school credit recovery programs. I have been in education since 1995. Most of my career has been teaching Math and Industrial Technology at Lakeview High School in Cottonwood. I have been a coach, Activities Director, and lead teacher at Lakeview as well. My wife, Donna, and I were born and raised in the Cottonwood/Marshall area. We have three adult children; all have graduated from college and are living their dreams.
I have Bachelor’s degrees in Mathematics and Industrial Technology from St. Cloud State University, a Master’s degree in Educational Leadership from Southwest Minnesota State University, and a Master’s degree in Administration from Minnesota State University Moorhead. As you can see, I am very enthusiastic about education, particularly in Career and Technical Education. I am looking forward to preparing our students for their future careers and helping build a solid foundation of life skills to ensure that all our students can be successful in life.
In addition, I am excited to help our Career and Technical Institute (CTI) programs grow. We currently have great programs developed in Certified Nursing Assistant, Automotive Repair, and Welding; with the opportunity to expand into programs such as Construction Trades, Robotics/Automation, and Machining. The goal is to expose students to these opportunities and fulfill specific needs in our local industries and communities.