Marshall High School

We want to remind our Owl families that the new school year begins on Tuesday, August 22nd, 2023. Please use the link below to access important dates and information about the 2023-24 school year, including school supply lists. https://www.marshallschools.com/.../2023-2024-school-year Student Registration: We have a new student information system this coming school year called Power School. We will be updating the website and social media in the coming weeks with new information on when student registration will be available. Please note, this is a new system and will look a little different than the online enrollment in the past. More information to come with the new system features as the summer rolls on. Have a fun and restful rest of your summer Owls! 🦉

Please congratulate Stephen Caviness-8th High Jump and Shelley Thompson-7th Triple Jump on earning all-state honors at the state track meet.

Food Truck Friday @ SCCC! Did you know we are open until 6P. Come join us! #SCCCWorks

Join us for lunch OR dinner tomorrow! #SCCCWorks

Congratulations to our instrumental music students who represented our school and community at MSHSAA State Music Festival on Saturday. Gold Medalist Hadley Guthrey-trumpet solo Charlie Guthrey-tuba solo Khody Banty-tuba solo Percussion Quintet-Alli McClinton, Aidyn Garrison, Chase Johnston, Kevin Trujillo, and Jason McMellen Silver Medalist Saxophone Quartet-Matthew Robbins, Santiago Rodriguez, Dalton Sims, and Carson Grossenburg Flute Quartet-Eliza Papreck, Ava Shepard, Rebecca Gonzalez, and ReYonna Franklin Clarinet Trio-Kylie Dickinson, Jaedyn Borja, and Adilynn Bolling Alli McClinton-timpani solo ReYonna Franklin-flute solo Rebecca Gonzalez-flute solo Kylie Dickinson-clarinet solo String Quartet-Bryan Orozco, Faith Sappington, Kiki Simic, Alli McClinton Bronze Medalist Zy Napier-clarinet solo Bryan Orozco-violin solo Faith Sappington-violin solo Colleen Allen-violin solo

Save the Date! Spring is in the air. Join us and support the kids! #SCCCWorks

Students from our Environmental Science class just finished their energy unit and were able to tour Pro Energy in Sedalia. It was great to learn about their business and see so many great career opportunities.

Interested MHS students met with an advisor from Northwest Missouri State University this morning. It's never too early to start college planning!

Thank you to CMMG who represented the Industrial & Engineering Technology career path for Cookies & Careers. We appreciate you talking to our students about opportunities CMMG offers and what skills are needed to be successful. From an engineer to a machinist, they have it all!

It's National School Social Worker Week, and we have some of the best! Thank you for your love, hard work, and dedication to our district and community.

The deadline for the April 15th ACT test is quickly approaching. Register by March 10th to avoid late fees. Seniors, this is your last testing date before graduation.

Attention A+ Seniors and Parents: Please see the memo for updated information regarding the math requirement for A+. If your student needs a qualifying math score they can retake the algebra I EOC or they need to register for the ACT. Contact Mrs. Sims for more information.

The Missouri Department of Higher Education Workforce Development has released their dual credit scholarship. This is for high school students who are taking dual credit classes this semester and meet their qualifying criteria. Deadline is April 1st.

Big shout out to Kim Viquesney, Senior Director, Leadership & People Development for the Muscular Dystrophy Association. Thank you for taking your time to be our guest for Cookies and Careers- Human Services, Leadership, and Non-Profit.

MHS students joined 6,000 others across our state on Friday as they participated in the 2nd annual Health Care Career Day virtual event. They heard from major Missouri employers and learned about 13 different health care paths. From critical care transport to biomedicine.

Please provide us with guidance and recommendations for the State Career & Technical Education Advisory Committee. Scan the QR code with your phone camera to take the survey. Thank you! #SCCCWorks

Ever wonder what computer coding is? This student in Mr. Glassmaker's CODING class is working on HTML coding to produce a web page. Cool right? Enrolling students for the 23-24 school year NOW. #Scccworks

National School Counseling Week- School Counselor Shout-Out!

National School Counseling Week- Counselor Shout-Out!

National School Counseling Week- Counselor Shout Out!