It will also be live on Studio 1 TV Facebook page.
We hope all of our Marshall Public Schools families have a wonderful, safe, and relaxing summer break. Thank you for a great year — we can’t wait to see everyone again next school year! 🙌🏽
To our graduates: you are innovators, problem-solvers, and leaders in your own right. Your story is a testament to perseverance, growth, and the belief that every path can lead to greatness.
As you step into your next chapter, carry your strength, your voice, and your unique perspective with pride. The world needs exactly what you bring.
Elijah Winn earned an individual runner-up finish while Deacon Wing and Carter Manthei each medaled for the Marshall boys' golf team!
Tigers Girls Golf placed 2nd at sections! They had a two-day total of 716! Congratulations to Dayton Webskowski and Maddi Panka for qualifying for the individual state tournament!
Staff were celebrated at the annual Celebration of Staff Excellence, which takes place at the end of each school year. The school board serves ice cream sundaes to all staff and district administration takes some time to recognize years of service and retirees. Special shout out to our 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, and 40 years of services award winners (see each picture with names). Your continued commitment to the school district provides a wealth of knowledge and impact on students. Thank you!
We have 8 people retiring from the Marshall Public Schools community this year and we wish them all well as they have left legacies at Marshall Public Schools. Each of them has students and staff that will remember them forever!
Marshall Education Association nominates and selects two winners each year - the Friend of Education and the Teacher of the Year. We are proud to present the two winners, Rashell Thordson and Carol Moorse. They were recognized at a recent School Board meeting. Thank you both for everything you do for the students at MPS.
Friend of Education: Rashell Thordson, Paraprofessional -
Rashell has been named the recipient of the MEA Friend of Education Award for her decades of dedicated service as a paraprofessional at Marshall High School. She is known for her professionalism, strong content knowledge, and the meaningful relationships she builds with students and staff. Rashell provides expert classroom support with patience and kindness, even in challenging situations. Marshall High School is grateful for her unwavering commitment and positive impact on the school community.
Teacher of the Year: Carol Moorse, Early Childhood Teacher
Carol creates a warm, nurturing classroom where every child feels safe, valued, and excited to learn. Her patience, creativity, and genuine care support students' academic, social, and emotional growth, while her strong commitment to inclusion ensures all learners feel welcomed and successful. Through her compassion, dedication, and passion for early childhood education, Carol makes a lasting impact on students, families, and staff alike. Congratulations, Carol!
*Help maintain a safe, secure environment by monitoring facilities such as boilers and freezers, responding to concerns, and supporting operations as needed.
*4-6 hours each weekend (Saturdays and Sundays).
*Special Boilers license required.
Pay is $19.61-$22.10 per hour.
Any Questions? Reach out to Phia Moua, Supervisor of Buildings and Grounds at 507-929-2613.
Apply online: https://www.applitrack.com/marshallpublicschool/onlineapp/default.aspx?Category=Maintenance%2fCustodial
Please join us TONIGHT for the Parent & Family Engagement Meeting
Park Side Cafeteria
May 21, 2026
5:30pm
Join us to learn, ask questions, and help shape next year's plan!
We will Discuss:
- What is Title 1 and how funds are used
- How students did academically this year
- Ways families can support learning at home
- How to share feedback and ideas for future planning
Can't make the meeting? Call Park Side or Southview Elementary for more information and find out how you can become involved
**Interpretation services available upon request. Please contact the school office.
Please use caution to keep pedestrians safe.
Park Side Cafeteria
May 21, 2026
5:30pm
Join us to learn, ask questions, and help shape next year's plan!
We will Discuss:
- What is Title 1 and how funds are used
- How students did academically this year
- Ways families can support learning at home
- How to share feedback and ideas for future planning
Can't make the meeting? Call Park Side or Southview Elementary for more information and find out how you can become involved
**Interpretation services available upon request. Please contact the school office.
Dance team is looking for an Assistant Coach
Speech is looking for a Head Coach
Jump on the opportunity to work with great kids and other coaches!
*Help maintain a safe, secure environment by monitoring facilities such as boilers and freezers, responding to concerns, and supporting operations as needed.
*4-6 hours each weekend (Saturdays and Sundays).
*Special Boilers license required.
Pay is $19.61-$22.10 per hour.
Any Questions? Reach out to Phia Moua, Supervisor of Buildings and Grounds at 507-929-2613.
Apply online: https://www.applitrack.com/marshallpublicschool/onlineapp/default.aspx?Category=Maintenance%2fCustodial
The ordering site for the 2025–2026 MHS Yearbook is now open!
🖥 Order online: Buytheyearbook.com
🏫 School ID: 730009
💲 Cost: $54.00 + tax
⏰ Price increase after May 1
Prefer to pay by check? Have your student stop by the main office to pick up an order form.
To ensure spring sports and activities are included, yearbooks are printed over the summer and delivered in the fall.
📦 Books typically arrive mid-September, and announcements will be shared on district social media and the high school bulletin.
🎓 Senior families: Please arrange for a family member or friend to pick up the yearbook in the fall.
📧 Questions? Contact Mrs. Eben at Neenah.Eben@marshall.k12.mn.us
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Don’t miss out on this year’s memories!
Park Side Cafeteria
May 21, 2026
5:30pm
Join us to learn, ask questions, and help shape next year's plan!
We will Discuss:
- What is Title 1 and how funds are used
- How students did academically this year
- Ways families can support learning at home
- How to share feedback and ideas for future planning
Can't make the meeting? Call Park Side or Southview Elementary for more information and find out how you can become involved
**Interpretation services available upon request. Please contact the school office.
Books are due back by MAY 13th.
Please help make sure your child's books get returned to school!
The are a few different options to sign-up. You can scan the QR code on the photo, the one with the t-rex, go to the website, https://www.smart911.com/smart911/ref/reg.action?pa=lyonmnus, or you can text LYON to 226787.
At the log-in page, you will be able to add your phone, email, and address into the website for your profile. Your address will be used for when we need to notify you based on narrow location instead of all of Lyon County.
RAVE Alert is taking place of CodeRED. If you have any questions on how to sign-up, please contact Sergeant Adam Connor.
Thank you so much to all of you for the tremendous work you do!
2nd grade: Khari in Mrs. Caron’s
3rd grade: Louie in Mrs. Pavek’s
4th grade: Julian in Mr. Weiss’
