Senior Spotlight: Ana B.
Her plans for the fall include going back to high school in Spain.
What she will miss the most: “seeing all my friends daily, the sports and the team bonding that I made in them and seeing Mrs. Sutten."
Congratulations Ana.
Senior Spotlight: Gaven Romatz
What are your plans for the fall:
Currently, I'm just planning on working over the summer and will see what happens from there.
What are you going to miss about high school:
I’m probably going to miss seeing all the people who put up with my shenanigans.
Senior Spotlight: Alivia E.
Plans for the fall:
"I would like to find a job in the workforce in the fall."
What do you miss most about high school:
"I miss having a blast in the shop class."
Congratulations Alivia!
Ladies and Gentlemen:
Please know that our events calendar currently lists a Board Workshop Meeting tomorrow night, (May 5th). This meeting is canceled. We fully expect to have our regularly scheduled meeting on May 12th at 6 pm. We will make arrangements for those who wish to attend virtually. Thank you.
Senior Spotlight: Teagan C.
"I will be attending Central Michigan University in the fall, where I will be part of the Leadership Advancement Scholar Cohort of 2020. I will Major in Environmental Engineering and Minor in Leadership.
I will miss making memories and playing sports with my friends. Most importantly, I will miss being challenged to be the best person I can be."
Congratulations Teagan!!!
Senior Spotlight: Featuring Rylie R. "I plan to attend Ferris State University with a major in accounting and a minor in pre-optometry.
What I miss most about school is seeing all my friends and the staff that made everything possible for all of us. Sports, I really, really miss sports and my team. My second family, my softball sisters. I miss walking down the halls, laughing with all my best friends, and simply just making all the memories that I look back on now. Honestly, I miss everything about high school."
Congratulations Rylie!!!
Senior Spotlight:
Featuring Riley K.
In the fall I will attend Michigan State University and get my bachelor's degree of science in nursing and eventually become a neonatal nurse.
What I miss about high school is playing sports and making fun memories with friends.
Congratulations Riley!!!
A reminder that the elementary teachers will be handing out the new packets at the school from 11-6. Please bring the finished work back in the envelope or bag that was sent with it last time. Report cards from 3rd marking period will also be sent. Please let your child's teacher know if there are other arrangements that need to be made. Thank you.
SENIOR SPOTLIGHT 2020
Presenting Alyssa T.
Plans after graduation: Alyssa will attend Central Michigan University in the fall to gain a degree in athletic training .
What she misses most about high school: "I miss how close our community is and how supportive the faculty are. When you join a sports team it turns into a family and everyone continues to build each other up. I am really going to miss everyone and I thank them for helping me grow into the person I am today."
Congratulations, Alyssa!
Kindergarten is rocking some math!
Joseph, Jackson, Silas, and Liliana worked hard this week to add to our total of 2,5000 IXL math questions answered, according to Mrs. Henderson!
Way to go!
Middle School English class accomplishments...coming up:
8th grade:
Bonnie K., Lila K.,and Mackenzie S. have completed their informative papers complete with works cited. 😁
Maddie S. has read 1253 words on Readworks
Bonnie K. and Lila K. have completed 3 paths out of 5 on EdReady!
7th Grade:
Shawntay V., Gabby D. and Malley R. have all become graphic novelists (by completing their comics project). Gabby has also read 345 words on Readworks. Honorary Mentions to Josh B. and Ethan J., as they have almost finished their comics.
6th grade:
The Great Reading Race has several contenders right now: Collin R. currently holds the lead with Molly H., Kylie A, Jennifer F. and Cayden M. working to pass him! Mason C. and Jaden K. have also completed our DLR interactive.
Young Investors Group: Attention 6th-12th grade students! Are you missing the thrill of competition? Like to learn how using social studies (economics), your life, and current events can be used to make money over a long period of time? Become owners of companies such as Apple, Snapchat, Taco Bell (Yum Brands) and Disney through the power of investing. Join Mr. Henderson this Tuesday, April 28, at 7:00 pm online to learn about the stock market and how it works. You will be in charge of your own paper money account to buy and sell stocks over the next month. Parents are invited to work as a team with their child to research and make investment decisions. A friendly investing competition will be held among participants until June 5. The group will meet online Tuesdays and Thursdays for a brief amount of time. Attendance to all meetings is not necessary. However, the first meeting this Tuesday will be important to learn the platform we will be using. If interested, please contact Mr. Henderson through email at sthender@marion.k12.mi.us. All information will be sent to your school email. Can’t wait to see all the future investors!
Math is challenging for everyone at times; practice and determination increase your understanding, experience, and ability. Here's some proof:
Bridgett M.B., 2nd grader, completed Rocket Math Addition to 20; this is the second level for addition and she's moving on to subtraction level 2 now!
3rd grader, Christopher G. recently completed his division rocket math track!
In jr. high EdReady math, Aiden M.S. finished his first study path of 3 for 7th grade and Alekz R. finished the second study path of 3 for 8th grade!
Keep it coming, young mathematicians!!
MHS is proud to participate in Friday Night Lights on May 1, 2020!
Please read the information in the attached photo.
Marion Community & Eagle Nation:
You are welcome and encouraged participate by lining both sides of Main St. from the RR tracks to the VFW area. However, you must remain in your cars. Please make noise for our seniors by honking your horns as they drive past. You may choose to follow the senior vehicles to the high school parking lot for the 20 min. and 20 sec. of lights viewing from our vehicle with your household.
If you choose not to participate this way, show your honor and support of the Class of 2020 by leaving your porch lights on from 8:20 for 20 min. and 20 sec.
Thank you for your small town community support! Eagle Pride! 🦅❤
Our photo today is in honor of first grader, RaeLynn E.B. and her math milestone!
Joining her in achievements are third graders, Xavier G., Chris G., Marshall L., and Aliyah S. for answering over 200 IXL math questions in the past two weeks! Kohen T. has also passed 7 AR quizzes.
Chase M., fourth grader, has completed his first study path for math in EdReady and his classmate, Macy M. has completed her second and is moving on to fifth grade study paths!
AND Collin M., sixth grader, has scored excellent on 5 new math skills!
Cheers to all!
6-12 grade students:
We are pumped that you are completing assignments and sending them back via bus. Please help our office out by clearly labeling the following on the top page: your name,
teacher's name for that class,
class name.
Thank you for taking charge of your learning this way and keep in touch! 😎 ✏
Here are a few more champions proving they have the courage to continue learning without their usual learning "crowd".
Mrs. Whittaker is pleased to announce Kohen T., 3rd grader, passed a challenging topic with consonant patterns on System 44. He is now 2 topics away from reaching a new series!
2nd graders are reaching new heights with IXL math with continued use from this year. Akeelah T. has accumulated 20 hrs of practice recently and Alexis R. has answered 8,500 math questions!
There is a Great Reading Race of 2020 occurring in 6th grade. Collin M, and Cayden M. have completed the first challenge! The sixth grade as a whole have also answered 200 social studies questions with IXL since we've kicked off distance learning!
Keep up the courageous effort!! Go Eagle learners!
We are wrapping up a busy week with a math IXL certificate for the 3rd grade! 800 excellent rated skills!!
Miss Macy M. is also to be congratulated on finishing her first study path in EdReady for 4th grade math!
Outstanding efforts! Keep it up! ♥️🦅🧮
Today is National High Five Day if you didn't know!
A big high five to these 8th grade learners!!
Jacelyn M. has completed her informational essay AND mastered ALL 5 study paths in 8th grade English for EdReady.
Mackenzie S. has finished ALL 5 study paths for high school Algebra.
Nice work, ladies! High-five!
Remember that Take Home Learning Packets can be picked up for all elementary k-5 students today from 11-6 at the elementary school.