It's National School Counseling Week-
Let's celebrate our MPS Counseling Team!
MHS staff & students-
Join us cheer on the Chiefs next week!
Hourly trivia is back!!
Daily prizes for biggest Chiefs fan!!!
Since 1969, the practical nursing tradition at SCCC has continued. If you aspire to become a nurse, our application process is open NOW. Call 886-6958 to find out more about our PN Program. #SCCCWorks
Please join us this evening at 6:00 in the MHS Little Theater to hear from Tina Meier of the Megan Meier Foundation. Tina will be sharing her daughter Megan's story, as she addresses important topics like bullying and cyberbullying. This is a free community event.
STUCO Officers did an awesome job on their live interview with KMMO this morning. They were able to promote the district wide annual Mental Health Week that starts on Monday, discussed this year's theme, Rise Up, and talked a little bit about life as an MHS student.
Seniors who are undecided or plan to attend SFCC were able to tour the campus today. We checked out classrooms, resident halls, and even had lunch. Students were able to get questions answered about applying, navigators, financial aid, and classes.
Building Trades students and teacher, Mr. Chris Pitts have been busy putting finishing touches on the PN Building. Lots of hands-on learning happening here. Does this interest you? Enrollment for 2023-2024 school year is starting NOW. Come see us at SCCC.
A shoutout to Hannah Painter, from Wildcliff Weddings & Events, for speaking at our Cookies & Careers- Hospitality and Tourism. She offered great tips for any profession. The golden rule, going the extra mile, service above self, and communication to name a few. Thank you!
PN applications are available NOW at SCCC. Scan the QR code.
Your future is HERE. #SCCCWorks
Reminder: 1 Day Left
January 6th is the deadline to register for the February 11th ACT date.
www.actstudent.org
Click here for the Revised CSIP/Governance Plan
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#3 reason to apply to the SCCC PN program....our learning culture! Students in our program are part of the SCCC family. We want you to succeed! Support is offered on MANY levels. Join us! Applications are ready now for the 2023-2024 year. Call 886-6958. #SCCCworks
#2 reason to apply to the SCCC PN program....our instructors! Our program has been educating PN's since 1968, and our instructors have over 30 years of teaching and field experience. Applications are ready now for the 2023-2024 year. Call 886-6958. #SCCCworks
#1 reason to apply to the SCCC PN program....$$$ This year we have over $18,000 per student in scholarships and grants (still counting) AND we have a dedicated Financial Aid Officer to assist you! Applications are ready now for the 2023-2024 year. Call 886-6958. #SCCCworks
MHS students and staff are sharing holiday cheer with "The 12 Days of Christmas Until Finals" December activities. They kicked off the month with a door decorating contest. Congratulations to Mr. Bunting's Owl Time class for their winning door!
The Marshall Public School district will be holding the next two of a series of Long-Range Facility planning community forums on Monday December 12th at 6:00 pm located at Eastwood Elementary School then Wednesday December 14th at 6:00 pm at the Great Circle building cafeteria on Hwy WW.
The topics for community feedback will be:
1. Hearing on closing and consolidating Southeast Elementary school, 5th grade trailers at Bueker, Hoot House, and Tudor House.
2. The purchase of the Great Circle building.
3. Opportunity to give Incite Design suggestions for the Districts Long-Range facility planning.
Out of an abundance of caution, today (12/5/2022) the Saline County Career Center secured outside entrance areas, garage doors, shop lots, etc., and contacted the school resource officer and the Marshall Police Department in response to a disoriented individual who was observed in front of the facility. The individual was contacted by the Marshall Public Department, and voluntarily left the premises. The Saline County Career Center has resumed operations as normal. The Saline County Career Center would like to thank the Marshall Police Department for their prompt response.
Thank you to Dana Zinn from Live Well Community Health Center, for representing the Health Services career path during our Cookies and Careers. Staring with her LPN to earning her Nurse Practitioner, helped give our students several different perspectives in health care careers.
FAFSA Frenzy 2.0 was a great success! A big thank you to Missouri Valley College for assisting so many of our families complete their FAFSA.
Reminder:
FAFSA Frenzy 2.0 will be held tomorrow (Wednesday) in the high school computer lab. Come get expert help and check that off your to-do list!!
