Marian Catholic High School announced the appointment of 18 new members to its board of directors’ standing committees for the 2026-27 academic year.

Comprised of distinguished alumni, parents and parents of alumni, the dedicated volunteers have generously committed their time, expertise and leadership to help advance the school’s mission.

The newest committee members join 28 others on the board.

“We are truly blessed by the willingness of so many members of the Marian family to share their professional talents and personal passion for our school,” the Rev. Robert Finlan, school principal, said. “Their service is a powerful expression of faith in Marian’s mission and a commitment to ensuring that future generations of students continue to receive an outstanding Catholic education rooted in faith, academic excellence and service.”

Board Chairman Dave Bielen noted that the committee structure has become an important way for members of the Marian community to become actively involved in the school’s future.

“Our board committees bring together talented individuals with diverse backgrounds who are committed to helping Marian grow and thrive,” he said. “Whether the focus is enrollment, facilities, finance, communications, student life or long-term planning, these volunteers provide valuable counsel, fresh perspectives and professional expertise. We are deeply grateful for their willingness to serve and for their investment in Marian’s continued success.”

Committee appointments include: Patrick Moore and Dominic Mussoline, Enrollment Management; Eric Ankiewicz, Mark Coassolo and Jack Soberick, Facilities; James Crossen and Jack Hurst, Finance; Paul Creedon, Joe Forish, Joe Hanosek and Leo V. Marzen, Investment; Dr. Joanne Calabrese, Kathleen Campbell, Jerome Hunsinger, Fred Manning, Keith McCall and Suzanne Kupres Stianche, Strategic Communications; and Joe Teprovich, Student Life.

The committees work closely with school leadership to provide strategic guidance and support in key operational and mission-focused areas. Committee members serve as advisers, advocates and ambassadors for the school while helping advance priorities outlined in Marian’s Strategic Plan and long-term vision.