Marshall Public Schools

⏰ LAST CHANCE: Tomorrow is the deadline to order all the school supplies your child needs for the upcoming year in one convenient kit, shipped right to the classroom. You can order here: https://www.myimpacks.com/marshall-public-schools-supply-kits/ ⏰

If you choose to donate at check out, our school supply partner, Impacks, will match the first $5! Donation isn’t required, however.

The Marshall Public Schools Board of Education will be seeking 3 candidates to fill the open seats. The term starts in January 2027 and will serve 4 years.

To fill out an Affidavit of Candidacy, come to the District Office between July 14-July 28 to file.

The District Office is open Monday-Thursday 7:30am-4:30pm and Friday 7:30am-12pm. We will be open until 5pm on July 28th.

If you have any questions, stop into the District Office or give us a call at 507-537-6924.

The Marshall Public Schools Board of Education will be seeking 3 candidates to fill the open seats. The term starts in January 2027 and will serve 4 years.

To fill out an Affidavit of Candidacy, come to the District Office between July 14-July 28 to file.

The School Board website is open to the public and you can find past board minutes, board policies, past agendas, and updated calendars at https://marshallpub.ic-board.com/.

To watch past school board meetings, feel free to watch online https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsKBLxFu6YWZghkUaHMRscsfm24cdM4O6&si=aZowMv0WPnLm2gJS

If you have any questions, stop into the District Office or give us a call at 507-537-6924.

🚨 We wanted to send a last reminder about the limited time offer to buy all your student’s supplies in a convenient kit. The deadline to order is July 15! 🚨

You can order by going to this website page and selecting child’s upcoming grade:
https://www.myimpacks.com/marshall-public-schools-supply-kits/

Don’t forget: You can support our school by donating at checkout. Our school supply partner, Impacks, will match the first $5 of every donation.

On behalf of the AP Students and Staff, we would like to thank the Pride in the Tiger Foundation for their generous grant to help reduce AP Exam Fees for students and families!

After a stretch of rainy weather, work on the Middle School parking lot is back in full swing and the transformation is really starting to take shape!

It’s exciting to see the progress being made each day and we hope the community is just as excited as we are. A huge thank-you goes out to the dedicated crews and project team who continue to work hard to keep the project on schedule and ready for the return of staff and students.

We can’t wait to share more updates as this project continues to come together!

4th graders explored the question, "What is the biggest spider in the world?" They learned about a variety of different spiders and characteristics that make them each unique. Students then created climbing spiders to race to the top of the string. To culminate their time at summer school, they made grasshopper milkshakes! YUM! Thanks for hopping by to see what we are up to at Summer School 2026 – Bugs in the Backyard!

MPS is hiring 2 part-time employees to fill the Middle School Nurse Office.

We need a licensed RN nurse to cover 3 days a week and a licenses LPN to cover 2 days per week. Days can be flexible to work with schedules.

Position will be open until filled.

Apply Today: https://www.applitrack.com/marshallpublicschool/onlineapp/default.aspx?Category=Support+Staff

The Marshall Public Schools Board of Education will be seeking 3 candidates to fill the open seats. The term starts in January 2027 and will serve 4 years.

To fill out an Affidavit of Candidacy, come to the District Office between July 14-July 28 to file.

The School Board website is open to the public and you can find past board minutes, board policies, past agendas, and updated calendars at https://marshallpub.ic-board.com/.

To watch past school board meetings, feel free to watch online https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsKBLxFu6YWZghkUaHMRscsfm24cdM4O6&si=aZowMv0WPnLm2gJS

If you have any questions, stop into the District Office or give us a call at 507-537-6924.

Part 2: Dr. Alyssa Anderson taught the summer school students about aquatic insects. She taught the students what aquatic means and had the students review the characteristics of insects. The students were then able to see aquatic insects in action by looking at the water samples from the SMSU ponds. The students were able to collect the insects in a large sample of water and move them into a smaller dish to see them with a magnifying glass. Dr. Anderson taught the students about the different adaptations the insects have in order to survive in water. Dr. Anderson saved the best for last, by bringing Madagascar Hissing Cockroaches for the students to see/ hear/ and touch. The students enjoyed listening to the cockroach hiss and were able to touch them. The students enjoyed learning about aquatic insects and seeing them in their natural habitat. Thank you, Dr., Anderson for brining in the insects and sharing your knowledge with us! Thanks for swinging by to see what we are up to at Summer School 2026 – Bugs in the Backyard!

Part 1: Dr. Alyssa Anderson taught the summer school students about aquatic insects. She taught the students what aquatic means and had the students review the characteristics of insects. The students were then able to see aquatic insects in action by looking at the water samples from the SMSU ponds. The students were able to collect the insects in a large sample of water and move them into a smaller dish to see them with a magnifying glass. Dr. Anderson taught the students about the different adaptations the insects have in order to survive in water. Dr. Anderson saved the best for last, by bringing Madagascar Hissing Cockroaches for the students to see/ hear/ and touch. The students enjoyed listening to the cockroach hiss and were able to touch them. The students enjoyed learning about aquatic insects and seeing them in their natural habitat. Thank you, Dr., Anderson for brining in the insects and sharing your knowledge with us! Thanks for swinging by to see what we are up to at Summer School 2026 – Bugs in the Backyard!

TONIGHT! Join us to learn about joining the School Board. Even if you attend, you are not required to apply. This session is informational and open to all.

School Board Candidate Informational Session
July 7th, 2026
4:30-6:30pm
Marshall Public Schools District Office (door 12 - back side of the Middle School)

To fill out an Affidavit of Candidacy, come to the District Office between July 14-July 28 to file.

Reminder: School Board Candidate Informational Session is happening tomorrow for anyone who has questions about running for school board. This session is open to all.

School Board Candidate Informational Session
July 7th, 2026
4:30-6:30pm
Marshall Public Schools District Office (door 12 - back side of the Middle School)

To fill out an Affidavit of Candidacy, come to the District Office between July 14-July 28 to file.

We hope you’re enjoying your summer! If you’d like to spend more time with your family, and less time shopping from store to store, be sure to order your student’s school supply kit before July 15!

🎉 Limited time offer: deadline is July 15
🎉 Each supply kit is tailored to your child’s upcoming grade. Save hours of shopping!
🎉 These kits are teacher-approved: get exactly what your teacher requested
🎉 Impacks will be matching the first $5 of each donation made at check-out!
🎉 Kits will be shipped directly to the school, where you can pick them up during open house

Order here: https://www.myimpacks.com/marshall-public-schools-supply-kits/

Part 3: Summer school students had the opportunity to visit Camden State Park and explore the outdoors while investigating its small wildlife, insects. Students were led by Wild Compass, an environmental education program located out of Lakefield. They were able to walk the trails at Camden and find small bugs under trees, leaves, and rocks. Students loved getting a close look at what they had collected and learn a little bit more about bugs! Wiggle back soon to see more pictures of our explorations during Summer School Bugs in the Backyard 2026.

Part 2: Summer school students had the opportunity to visit Camden State Park and explore the outdoors while investigating its small wildlife, insects. Students were led by Wild Compass, an environmental education program located out of Lakefield. They were able to walk the trails at Camden and find small bugs under trees, leaves, and rocks. Students loved getting a close look at what they had collected and learn a little bit more about bugs! Wiggle back soon to see more pictures of our explorations during Summer School Bugs in the Backyard 2026.

Part 1: Summer school students had the opportunity to visit Camden State Park and explore the outdoors while investigating its small wildlife, insects. Students were led by Wild Compass, an environmental education program located out of Lakefield. They were able to walk the trails at Camden and find small bugs under trees, leaves, and rocks. Students loved getting a close look at what they had collected and learn a little bit more about bugs! Wiggle back soon to see more pictures of our explorations during Summer School Bugs in the Backyard 2026.

The District Office is closed the remainder of the week for cleaning. If you need us, email us at: contact@marshall.k12.mn.us and we will be sure to return your message!