Welcome to
Marion Public Schools
Home of the Eagles!
Home of the Eagles!
Free Meals
All K-12 students receive Breakfast and Lunch every day!
Graduation Rate
18/19 school year: 96.15%
S:T Ratios
Student to Teacher Ratios: Elementary- 26:1 Jr-Sr High School - 19:1
Career Tech
50% of our Junior and 41% of our Senior students attend Wexford-Missaukee Career Technical Center.
Virtual Option
There is a virtual option for students in grades K-12 that require homebound instruction. We have 10 elementary and 43 junior high & high school virtual students.
Awards
Marion Elementary School has been named a 2019 National ESEA Distinguished School, a distinction that only up to 100 schools throughout the country receive annually, by the National Association of ESEA State Program Administrators (NAESPA).
SLS
Students Leading Students against destructive decisions.
MPACT
Marion's Peer Advisory Council of Teens. Leadership group that provides safe activities, school store, and school improvement efforts.
JH-HS Athletics
Girl's: Cross Country, Sideline Cheer, Volleyball, Basketball, Competitive Cheer, Softball, and Track. Boy's: Cross Country, Football, Basketball, Baseball, and Track
JH-HS Robotics
Students in 6-12th grades have the opportunity to participate in one of our FIRST Robotics teams.
Dual Enrollment
Offered by Mid Michigan College. We currently have 14 students taking 46 courses paid for by MHS!
Ashley C. has attended Marion for 7 years. After high school, she will attend The American Academy of Dramatic Arts. Her favorite memory was going through the "run through" with the football players on Senior Night.
Anthony R has attended Marion for 13 years. After graduating high school he wants to attend MidMichigan Community College. His most memorable moment in high school was being able to play sports for my school.
John C has attended Marion for 11 1/2 years. After high school, John plans to attend Central Michigan University for Business Marketing. His favorite memory is "Rick Rolling" Mr. Keeler!
Alexis B has attended Marion since 3rd grade. After high school, she is going to college to further her education at Mid Michigan Community College. Her most memorable moment was "being able to be with my friends even with the terrible time of COVID-19".
Desiree S has attended Marion for 9 years. She plans on entering the workforce upon graduating high school. Her most memorable moment in high school was seeing her friends.