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🎓 Now Accepting School of Choice Applications! 🦅
Let Marion Public Schools be your School of Choice for the 2025–2026 school year!
📅 Applications accepted through August 22, 2025
Enroll your child today for the 2025/26 school year!
🏈🍂 Fall Sports Are Right Around the Corner! ⚽🏐
Reminder to all athletes: You must have a current sports physical on file before participating in any practices.
📅 Physicals must be dated after April 14, 2025
📍 Turn completed physicals into the high school office
Let’s get ready for a great season—don’t wait until the last minute! 💪
🏅 Hall of Fame Alert! 🏅
Congratulations to Chad Grundy on being inducted into the Michigan High School Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame!
Coach Grundy was officially inducted on Friday, June 20 during the All-Star Baseball Game at Comerica Park. ⚾️👏
Meet Up & Eat Up Summer Food Program June 23 to July 31, 2025, 11 A.M. to 12 P.M. at Marion Elementary Cafeteria
Marion Public Schools Board Workshop Meeting, Monday, June 23, 2025 at 5:00 P.M.
Tonight James Williams represented Marion football in the MHFCA All-Star game. James represented in a huge way by winning MVP of the game!! Congratulations James! You have made Marion proud!!
Marion Public Schools
Regular Board of Education Meeting
Tuesday, June 17, 2025 at 6:00 P.M.
The elementary network will be down for scheduled maintenance for the next two weeks. If you need to contact the elementary during this time, please call the high school office. A staff member will ensure your message is relayed and your call is returned. Thank you for your understanding.
JV and Varsity baseball banquet will be Thursday, June 12th at 5:30. Please bring a dish to pass and bring your uniform, helmet, and bag if they have not been turned in yet.
Honor Roll lists for Quarter 4 and Semester 2
Congratulations!
Today's Regional Semi-Finals Baseball game in Frankfort game time has been changed to 4:30. Good luck Eagles!
We are hosting a cheer clinic this summer on June 18-20 at the high school in the gym from 3:30-5:30. This is for grades Kindergarten to 6th grade. We hope to see you all there!!!!!
GRIT 6 is a project based class. After finishing a class weaving project this spring, a few students decided to continue the crocheting for good. Four students, Kinley, Lucy, Summer, and Paige, created crocheted homemade squishies for students to end the school year and reduce stress. They sold them at lunchtime for a $1 or any donation with all proceeds going to the Marion Fire Department. Fire Chief, David Turner, picked up their donation today.
Friday was our first Popsicles on the Playground event. Parents joined students at their monthly SOAR assembly. After, students traveled around the playground with their parents to various activities promoting physical activity. Parents received summer packets for students to help prevent that "summer slide" as well as a refreshing popsicles, of course!
Opening for Elementary Certified Teaching Position
Mr. Mayer had to close out his year early on Friday to attend Annual Training for the Michigan Army National Guard. His unit, The 126th Army Band is performing two free concerts close to home-one in McBain on June 2nd @ 6pm and one in Cadillac on June 7th @ 1pm. He would love to see you there!
Baseball Regional Semi-finals will be played in Frankfort on Wednesday, June 4 at 4pm. Please remember that tickets must be purchased through gofan. https://gofan.co/app/school/MI10350 Good Luck Eagles!
Cannon, Erica, and Sierra attend the 10th Annual West Michigan Armed Forces Thanksgiving in Grand Rapids MI.
The day began walking through a display of first responder and military vehicles/equipment. After watching a helicopter land, they explored the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum. After about an hour and a half, all students from participating schools assembled and marched through the streets of Grand Rapids led by local bagpipers. Once at the event center, they experienced a formal military ceremony, catered lunch, table meet and greet with local veterans/business leaders, and a presentation by guest speaker Lt Col Dan Rooney (F16 Pilot in the Oklahoma Air National Guard and founder of Folds of Honor). The day ended with a call to action: Students were charged with coming back to their schools/community and creating a service project to honor the local veterans of Marion.
The day was an extraordinary experience for these Marion students. In addition, their participation contributed to the over $500,000 this event has raised for West Michigan veterans over the past decade! For more information, check out the Armed Forces Thanksgiving website: https://www.armedforcesthx.org
Additional pictures of the event can be found at https://tiberiusimages.sproutstudio.com/gallery/armed-forces-thanksgiving-2025
