Just a few spots left for physicals. Call the High School office to secure your child's appointment for a sports physical for next year.
Concession Help Needed!
Elementary Yearbook Information
The track meet scheduled for today, April 15, has been canceled.
Last week, the 6th grade science classes visited The Wildlife Center at Legends Ranch. A tour with presentation of animal mounts there and a hike through the woods kicked off their last unit on ecology.
Kindergarten registration is tomorrow, April 15th. We can't wait to see you!
We Learn! We Lead! We Soar! Call Mrs. Jolly at the elementary office to set up an appointment.
Reminder: Marion Public Schools will be making up one day to meet state attendance requirements. As a result, Friday, April 18th will now be a half day of school. Elementary School Hours: 8:00 AM – 11:30 AM Middle/High School Hours: 7:50 AM – 11:20 AM CTC will be in session on this day. Please note that attendance is extremely important on April 18th. Thank you for your understanding and support as we work to meet state requirements and maintain instructional time for our students.
Elementary Yearbook Information
Marion Public Schools
Regular Board of Education Meeting
Tuesday, April 15, 2025 at 6:00 P.M.
Get ready for a night to remember! Marion Jr. Sr. High School is thrilled to announce the Prom Court for 2025!
Students enjoyed a visit from Clark Lewis the Juggler as a reward for reaching their reading goal in the month of March. Great job students! This presentation was sponsored by the PTO.
Registration is open! Calling all golf lovers and Eagle fans—it's time to hit the greens! Join us for the Marion Athletic Boosters Golf Outing on Sunday, May 18th, and enjoy a day of golf, fun, and camaraderie, all while supporting our Eagle student-athletes!
Elementary Yearbook Information
Due to forecasted weather conditions for tomorrow, the softball and baseball games, and the track meet scheduled in Manton have been canceled.
The Marion Chapter of the National Honor Society is hosting its fifth and final blood drive of the 2024-25 school year in the High School Media Center on Wednesday, May 7th from 10:30am to 3:30pm. You must be 16 (with a permission slip) or older to donate. Community members are welcome. Our last drive was so successful, Versiti has assigned extra staff for this drive! Let's fill up those appointment slots like we did in March!!
A huge thank you to all who have come out to support the Marion Chapter of the National Honor Society during our drives this year!
https://donateblood.versiti.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/11406822
The Varsity Competitive Cheer Banquet will be held tonight, April 7th, in the high school cafeteria at 6:00 pm. All athletes should bring a dish to pass, table service for each family member attending and their uniform.
The 7th grade Ancient History class' 3rd quarter included a couple of activities related to ancient art styles. During their exploration of Ancient China, the class served as conscripted artisans to Emperor (Mr.) Mayer with an order to increase the size of his Terracotta Army. While studying Ancient Greece, students tried to emulate Greek architecture and statue.
Important Schedule Update – Snow Day Make-Up
Due to the excessive number of snow days this year, Marion Public Schools will be making up one day to meet state attendance requirements. As a result, Friday, April 18th will now be a half day of school.
Elementary School Hours: 8:00 AM – 11:30 AM
Middle/High School Hours: 7:50 AM – 11:20 AM
CTC will be in session on this day.
Please note that attendance is extremely important on April 18th. Thank you for your understanding and support as we work to meet state requirements and maintain instructional time for our students.
Elementary Yearbook Information
The 8th grade US History and English I classes continued its tradition of collaboration with students from Mason County Central as they prepared, delivered, and/or judged presentations in the style of a congressional hearing. This year's topics included the federal system and judicial review. Marion would like to thank MCC for the opportunity to participate in this activity and wishes their students good luck as they prepare for their final round of the simulated congressional hearings which are judged by local community leaders!
