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!
Did you know that the University of Missouri invented homecoming?? We just happened to be able to tour MU during homecoming last week and get a little glimpse of the university as they were preparing for all the fun festivities. Mizzou also offers over 300 undergraduate degrees, 20 Division I sports teams, and over 600 student organizations.
Students were on the University of Central Missouri's campus for their Criminology/ Criminal Justice Career Exploration Day. These students were able to attend a career fair, participate in a crime scene demonstration activity, hear from a faculty and professional panel and enjoyed lunch on campus.
Last week our students visited State Fair Community College and toured both their technology and health science programs. Did you know that SFCC offers classes in Boonville, Jeff City, Lake of the Ozarks, Sedalia, Whiteman AFB, and online? They also offer residential life, dorms, sports teams, and the best part- they accept A+!
Our students enjoyed a great visit to the number one technical school in Missouri! State Tech in Linn has such amazing programs and accepts A+! Some programs are competitive, so seniors-watch those deadlines!
Would you like to learn more about the A+ Scholarship and how your student can earn two FREE years of college education? Please join us for our annual A+ informational meeting to know more. There is no new information from last year.
Attention Class of 2027 Students and Parents!
Attention Class of 2026 Students and Parents!
Thank you, Rebecca Jones, for being our guest speaker for Cookies and Careers- Dental Hygiene. Rebecca shared with our students her 25 years of experience in the field giving them great insight to what skill sets are valuable and what training, education, and certifications are available and necessary. She also walked them through the day in the life of a hygienist. Such great information!
We are raffling off two great prizes for all families who have filled out the Free & Reduced Lunch application for this school year. The drawing will be held next Friday, September 12.
If you have already completed an application this school year, then you do not need to re-apply. We encourage everyone to apply at:
https://mealapp.lunchtimesoftware.net/
If you have already completed an application this school year, then you do not need to re-apply. We encourage everyone to apply at:
https://mealapp.lunchtimesoftware.net/
💧 Science magic? Not quite—just polarity in action! 🔬💧In Mrs. Franklin's Advanced Biology (dual credit) class, students explored water’s polarity with a fun hands-on lab—learning how to actually bend a stream of water!
MHS students in Mr. Weaver's Film Studies class enjoyed watching the re-release of Jaws on the big screen at the Marshall Cinema. Thank you to Kim Thompson and Deegan Ball for facilitating this great experience.
Shout out to State Fair Community College for providing an orientation session for our students taking on-line dual credit classes. They now feel more comfortable and confident navigating their class this fall. Thanks for helping our students be ready for success!
Marshall High School's new teachers have been busy this week preparing for the 2025-2026 school year. Please join us in welcoming the new Marshall High School team members.
We had over 200 students take the ASVAB on Super Test Day. Yesterday a certified test interpreter was here to explain test scores to students. This was valuable information as the ASVAB has an ACT predictor and also offers an excellent career exploration program to use with student results.
