Please join us at the Spring Federal Programs Advisory Meeting on March 9th at 3:30 in the Marshall Intermediate School cafeteria!
Save the date for MHS Graduation---it will be on a Friday this year. Save the date and celebrate our graduating class on May 8th!
Attention Parents of 2026–2027 Kindergarten Students,
Kindergarten Round Up is currently open for the 2026–2027 school year for Marshall Public Schools. If you have a child who will be 5 years old on or before July 31, 2026, we want to hear from you!
Please call Spainhower Primary School at (660) 886-9066 to schedule a kindergarten screening appointment.
The following documents will be required at the screening:
Proof of residency (property tax statement, utility bill/agreement, rental agreement, or real estate contract)
Proof of legal name/age (birth certificate, passport, or legal document)
Current immunization records
Proof of guardianship court documents (if applicable)
If you have any questions, please call (660) 886-9066.
Kindergarten Round Up is currently open for the 2026–2027 school year for Marshall Public Schools. If you have a child who will be 5 years old on or before July 31, 2026, we want to hear from you!
Please call Spainhower Primary School at (660) 886-9066 to schedule a kindergarten screening appointment.
The following documents will be required at the screening:
Proof of residency (property tax statement, utility bill/agreement, rental agreement, or real estate contract)
Proof of legal name/age (birth certificate, passport, or legal document)
Current immunization records
Proof of guardianship court documents (if applicable)
If you have any questions, please call (660) 886-9066.
Don't forget, tomorrow night is the Activity Fair and Freshman Orientation for the class of 2030. We look forward to meeting our incoming 9th grade class!
Marshall Public Schools will not have in-person classes Tuesday, January 27th, due to inclement weather and road conditions. This is Alternative Methods of Instruction (AMI) Day #3. Practices/Games for Tuesday afternoon are To Be Determined.
Parents/Students can check their Dojo, Google Classroom or student email if they have questions about AMI paper packets or other classwork to be done for AMI Day #3. Please stay safe and warm at home!
Parents/Students can check their Dojo, Google Classroom or student email if they have questions about AMI paper packets or other classwork to be done for AMI Day #3. Please stay safe and warm at home!
Marshall Public Schools will not have in-person classes Monday, January 26th, due to inclement weather and road conditions. This is Alternative Methods of Instruction (AMI) Day #2. Monday afternoon practices/games are To Be Determined.
Parents/Students can check their Dojo, Google Classroom or student email if they have questions about AMI paper packets or other classwork to be done for AMI Day #2. Please stay safe and warm at home!
Parents/Students can check their Dojo, Google Classroom or student email if they have questions about AMI paper packets or other classwork to be done for AMI Day #2. Please stay safe and warm at home!
Marshall Public Schools is a part of a group of local organizations working with the Saline County Emergency Management Agency & Saline County Commission to collect community input for the Saline County Hazard Mitigation Plan, which will support all residents of our county.
This plan is being developed to help be best prepared for, and respond to, natural hazards such as tornadoes, floods, drought, and wildfires.
We are encouraging any citizens of Saline County to fill out their survey, which is located at this site.
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/SalineCountyHMP2026
You can learn more about this process on their website, which can be found here: https://www.trailsrpc.org/.../saline-county-2027-hmp-update/
This plan is being developed to help be best prepared for, and respond to, natural hazards such as tornadoes, floods, drought, and wildfires.
We are encouraging any citizens of Saline County to fill out their survey, which is located at this site.
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/SalineCountyHMP2026
You can learn more about this process on their website, which can be found here: https://www.trailsrpc.org/.../saline-county-2027-hmp-update/
The Tom Butterfield Early Childhood Center is exploring the possibility of adding a full-day preschool classroom that would be open to the public for the 2026–2027 school year.
This full-day option would be tuition-based (our current half-day preschool classes remain free).
If you are interested in having your child attend a full-day preschool program, please take a moment to complete the interest form by clicking HERE or visiting this link: https://forms.gle/uKk1Ksvx2GrF9UXQ6.
Please note: Completing the form does not guarantee that the program will be offered or that your child will be accepted.
Thank you for your interest as we plan for the future and work to best serve our families!
Just in case you missed our first FAFSA Frenzy, we will be offering another one this week! Join us on Thursday, January 8th from 5-7 to get assistance in completing your FAFSA application.
MPS Board Member Jack Lenz was recently recognized at the December School Board Meeting by the Missouri School Boards Association and the Missouri Association of Rural Education. Mr. Lenz, 90, is believed to be the oldest active serving Board member in the state of Missouri.
MSBA Senior Director Linda Quinley, MPS Superintendent Caleb Petet, MPS School Board President Bryon Jacques, and members of his family helped present this honor to him.
We are proud to have Jack Lenz as one of our elected members of the Marshall Public Schools organization, and we congratulate him for this honor. He is an inspiration to so many Owls and a great representative of the Marshall community!
MSBA Senior Director Linda Quinley, MPS Superintendent Caleb Petet, MPS School Board President Bryon Jacques, and members of his family helped present this honor to him.
We are proud to have Jack Lenz as one of our elected members of the Marshall Public Schools organization, and we congratulate him for this honor. He is an inspiration to so many Owls and a great representative of the Marshall community!
Mark your calendars for the annual Luck of the Irish dinner on March 7th! Please see the flyer for more information on where you can purchase tickets and who to contact if you have more questions.
The Marshall Education Foundation would like to share its annual letter and brochure, which are attached to this post.
Marshall Public Schools will not have in-person classes tomorrow, Tuesday, December 2nd, due to inclement weather and road conditions. This is Alternative Methods of Instruction (AMI) Day #1.
Students can check their Google Classroom or student email if they have questions about AMI packets or other work to be done for AMI Day #1. Please stay safe and warm at home!
Students can check their Google Classroom or student email if they have questions about AMI packets or other work to be done for AMI Day #1. Please stay safe and warm at home!
Marshall Public Schools is dismissing classes at 12:30 today (Monday, December, 1st) due to inclement weather. There will be no afternoon classes at Early Childhood, and all after-school activities, practices, and other events are cancelled. Stay safe and warm!
Senior Parents- Would you like help from professionals completing the FAFSA? Join us on November 19th from 5:00-7:00 in the SCCC room 8 for our FAFSA Frenzy! We're here to support you!
On November 13, Mrs. Kelly Jo Dobbins and Mr. Brett Clause took a group of Marshall High School students to Central Methodist University in Fayette, MO, to participate in Young Writer’s Day. Students participated in Poetry and Art, Poetry and Collage, Flash Fiction, and Worldbuilding sessions. First place winners received a $1000 scholarship and will be published in the next edition of Inscape, CMU’s literary publication. Central Methodist University will post all winners soon!
MPS is partnering with Katy Trail Community Health again this year to provide access to student dental services for interested families. The new "Katy Smiles on the Go" mobile dental unit will be visiting SPS & MIS on December 1st-5th, BMS from December 8th-12th, and MHS from December 15th-18th.
Children can receive preventative and restorative services such as cleanings, exams, sealants, fillings, and extractions from Katy Trail's dental team without having to be checked out of school or travel to an appointment. Sign up your student by scanning the QR code in the flyers or visiting this link: http://phreesia.me/KTCHSchoolServices
Please see the attached flyers for more information. If you have any questions, please reach out to Miranda Schwartz with Katy Trail at 1-877-733-5824 ext. 1808, or contact the school nurse at your child's building.
Interested MHS students enjoyed a beautiful day exploring the possibilities that Central Methodist University has to offer them after graduation. Students were able to hear from and ask questions from a panel of students and employees, tour the campus, eat lunch, and finished their day with a visit to the Ashby-Hodge Gallery of American Art.
Several MHS students were able to attend Conagra's Manufacturing Day and learn about the wide range of skilled positions available with its company. Students toured the plant, spoke with supervisors and HR, and were even able to sample all the different food produced in the Marshall facility. It was an awesome experience.
Thank you to Jeff Harris with Evergy, for being our guest speaker for Cookies & Careers-Lineman. With over 30+ years of experience , Jeff was able to talk to the room full of interested students about what it takes to be successful in this industry. Students learned about safety, climbing, electric, the educational track options, got to try on some of his gear and check out his new drone!
