Hello Marshall Owls Family: Thanks to Mrs. Ming, Mrs. Clouse, and many others, Spirit Week activities are posted on the MPS website. Here are activities week by week:Week 1 Monday, March 23rd: STEM Day: Using anything from your home, make a fort or a boat that floats. Draw or take a photo of your creation. Maz un fuerte o un barco que flota. Dibuja o toma... READ MORE >
The process for live streaming the MPS Board Meeting, March 24, 2020 is: Go to MPS home page and on the scrolling pictures you will see:Welcome to Marshall Public SchoolsBoard of Education Live StreamClick on Live Stream wording at 6 p.m. for access. Thank you. Dr. Carol Maher READ MORE >
Hello Marshall Owls Family: This is a directive from the superintendent: Children can be carriers of COVID-19 and not display symptoms. New C.D.C. data showed that "Nearly 40 percent of hospitalized patients in the U.S. were aged 20 to 54. The risk of dying was significantly higher in older people"; younger individuals, however, need to be very cautious.... READ MORE >
Good Evening Marshall Owls Family: I have been working today with our fantastic administrative team on how we can best protect and provide for our Marshall students. I gave them several assignments and they outdid themselves! I have attached the letter to our district parents so you can see the overall plans they've made. Each building is unique in our... READ MORE >
To remain in compliance with CDC and Department of Health guidelines, the meeting of the Marshall Public Schools Board of Education for this evening (March 17th) has been canceled. Next week's meeting, scheduled for the 24th, will be held but closed to individuals not on the board. There will be 10 individuals in attendance with BOE members, the superintendent,... READ MORE >
Marshall Public School District is pleased to announce that, with the help of OPAA! and our community, we will be providing meals for individuals under the age of 18 between the hours of 11:00AM and 12:30PM, Monday-Friday. The following locations will be serving meals:Marshall High School-Drive Thru/Walk-Up at South Commons parking lotNorthwest Elementary- Drive... READ MORE >
Marshall Public Schools would like to extend the opportunity for your student to take part in the on-site Behavioral Health Program. MPS has partnered with Burrell Behavioral Health and Katy Trail Community Health to provide behavioral health services in your student's school buildings. Please contact your school counselor or Lindsey Parton, Social Work Department... READ MORE >
It's Fundraising time!!!! Elementary students are selling a variety of items this year!The fundraiser is currently going on and will end October 2. Orders will be delivered November 4th.When ordering online please be sure to select the school the student you are buying from attends. If you ship to the school, your shipping is free!! Shipping to your home will cost... READ MORE >
Attention MPS Parents Online Registration for the 19-20 school year is now available through the Parent Portal www.marshallschools.com –parent resources- parent portal - click on parent – enter username & password Avoid the long lines and register your kids from the comfort of your home using your pc or tablet. Online Registration is not available on... READ MORE >
Attention MPS Parents Online Registration for the 19-20 school year is now available through the Parent Portal www.marshallschools.com –parent resources- parent portal - click on parent – enter username & password Avoid the long lines and register your kids from the comfort of your home using your pc or tablet. Online Registration is not available on... READ MORE >
SAVE THE DATE June 19-20, 2020! READ MORE >
Miss Tracy’s class performed contraction surgery! READ MORE >
First and Second grade students at Southeast Elementary were able to bring their families in for a fun parent night! Activitiesthat first graders and their families were able to enjoy were reading Dr. Seuss books while enjoying some popcorn. They could also participate in Dr. Seuss themed BINGO, making truffula trees and a fun photo booth! READ MORE >
Below is the link to the revised proposed calendar for the 2019 - 2020 MPS School Year. Please send comments and/or suggestions to mpscalendar@marshallowls.com by noon Tuesday, the 26th. 2019-2020 MPS Proposed Calendar READ MORE >
MARSHALL PUBLIC SCHOOLS HEALTH ALERT Issued by Dr. Carol Maher, Superintendent of Schools January, 2019 On January 9th, two confirmed cases of chicken pox were reported to Marshall Public Schools administration. If you or your child suffer from a chronic and/or serious illness or condition, we urge you to consult your health care provider to make... READ MORE >
Students at Southeast had a whole "Grinch" day Wednesday, December 19. They watched "The Grinch" and spent the afternoon at a Whobilation where they rotated to different stations. Stations included slime making, Grinch bingo, painting salt dough ornaments, and 2 STEM stations - sled making and building a Christmas tree. The students had "the best day ever! READ MORE >
Miss Tracy’s class had a special visitor all the way from Hawaii! Leuitnant Commander Phillip DiPaolo, uncle to one of our friends, shared with us how to become a pilot in the United States Navy! We thank you for your service! READ MORE >
Miss Tracy’s class can make words with the digraph sh! READ MORE >
ATTENTION PARENTS REMINDER PTO FUNDRAISER ORDERS AND MONEY ARE DUE TO THE SCHOOL ON OCTOBER 31ST THIS ALLOWS ALL ORDERS TO BE TURNED IN TOGETHER AND EVERYTHING SHIPPED ON TIME. IF YOU WOULD STILL LIKE TO ORDER AFTER THE 31ST THOSE ORDERS ARE ONLINE ONLY ORDERS WILL ARRIVE FOR PICK UP ON NOVEMBER 29TH MORE INFORMATION ABOUT PICK UP TIMES WILL COME... READ MORE >
Dear parents and students, Today we kicked off our fundraiser. The packet came home with your student and provides all the dates and details. Funds raised through this program are important to our school year-please help us. In addition to having students take orders, you can also shop online. Online orders are delivered directly, and all orders count towards... READ MORE >
Mrs. Stock's second grade students had to design a hat that would protect them from desert like conditions. The students had to pretend that their boat crashed on a hot deserted island. The only supplies that survived the crash were 1 paper plate, 1 paper towel, 1 piece of foil, 1 paper lunch sack, a 3 foot piece of yarn, and 2 clothespins for each student. They... READ MORE >
Mrs. Marshall's friends had fun creating sight words with play-dough during Owl Time. READ MORE >
Mrs. Stock's class sang a song about our new word for the month, self-control. Students who were chosen as a character kid during the month of September were recognized at the Character Ed. Assembly. These students also got to walk the red carpet. READ MORE >
Character kids for the months of August and September enjoyed their VIP Lunch on Friday. READ MORE >
A variety of Community Helpers visited Benton school on Friday. First grade students from Benton and Southeast were able to hear about their job and importance in the community. They got to take a look inside of some of vehicles that were present. Thanks to everyonewho helped make the morning a success! READ MORE >
Bring in bags of aluminum cans, plastic bottles and pull tabs from April 23-April 27!! The classroom with the most clean aluminum cans, plastic bottles and/or pull tabs will win books for their classroom library!! Please send items sorted and clean. (cans in one bag, bottles in a second bag, etc) READ MORE >
Kindergarten Spring Music Program will be on April 23 at 6p.m.Tuesday, April 24 at 6p.m.: First grade students from Gieselman and WellmanTuesday, April 24 at 7p.m.: Second grade students from Bargfrede and StockThursday, April 26 at 6p.m.: First grade students from Tracy and FannThursday, April 26 at 7p.m.: Second grade students from Rugen and Lemmons READ MORE >
Join in the Holiday fun and dress up this week! READ MORE >
Come to the Community Holiday Party on Tuesday at the Spainhower School from 5:00p.m to 7p.m. Purchase raffle tickets to win the basket of your choice. This Snow Day basket was donated by the first graders and kindergarten class! Thanks to everyone who donated! READ MORE >
First graders disguised turkeys so they wouldn’t get eaten for Thanksgiving Dinner! READ MORE >
K-2 students and their teachers had fun celebrating Dr. Seuss this week! We dressed Wacky for Wacky Wednesday. Miss Tracy's class had a fun snack after reading Green Eggs and Ham.'s READ MORE >
The photo booth was a huge hit at the Dr. Seuss First Grade Parent Night! READ MORE >
The MHS Jazz Band came to perform at Southeast on Monday, February 27, 2017. The students and staff were impressed with their musical talents!! READ MORE >
K-2 at Southeast enjoyed going to the Health Fair during specials last week. They had several stations they were able to go through. They were: Nutrition: Good food/bad foodGeneral First Aid: Cleaning wounds and applying bandagesDental station: Cleaning and keeping teeth healthyMental Health: Good feelings/bad feelings. Feelings I can /cant control READ MORE >
