Please join us at the Spring Federal Programs Advisory Meeting on March 9th at 3:30 in the Marshall Intermediate School cafeteria!
Three cheers for Mrs. O'Bryan's classroom! They were the winners of our ReadBowl Competition! As a class, they read 13,336 minutes during the four week race! That is outstanding!
Congrats to these amazing 3rd graders! They were our Top 10 readers for our ReadBowl competition. Great job! We are so proud of you!
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.
Four amazing teachers from MIS attended Get Your Teach On Conference in Nashville! What an extraordinary experience for them!
Mrs. Sappington's third grade students recently visited Legendary Nursing Home in Marshall. As a part of their learning in the Maker Lab with Mrs. Peel, students have been exploring 3D printing and designing ornaments to share with others. During the visit, the students performed a song and presented the residents with ornaments. Way to go 3rd graders!
Weekly Leaders for the month of January. These students are being great examples for their classmates! Great job 3rd Grade!
Check out these amazing mathematicians! Each one has passed a level in math fact fluency! We are so proud of all their hard work! Way to go 3rd graders!
WISE Award winners from Third Grade Assembly... and congrats to Ms. Bethel for winning the drawing for some yummy treats! We are so proud of all of you!
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!
Last week MIS 3rd graders had their Winter Music Program. Thanks to everyone that joined that night. Great job 3rd grade!
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/
Mrs. Kueker received a grant from the Marshall Education Foundation and was able to purchase several new puppets for the library. Students will use the puppets to practice fluency and reading with expression. The students were very excited to practice reading with them during library class this week.
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!
More GLOW Party fun! We're so proud of all our students who showed growth during winter testing! Great job!
Glow Day Fun for 3rd Grade at MIS!
3rd grade had their annual Java Cafe today. Students have been working on their own poetry during the month of December. Today they were treated to cookies and hot cocoa from our PTO and read some of their poetry during Open Mic time. Fun was had by all!
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!
The MHS Dance Force Clinic for kids is coming up soon. it is for anyone from 4 years old through 8th grade. See the attached flyer for more information. The form is due back on January 6th when we return from break!
