Winter is coming and your Pheasants could use a feeding solution during the colder months!
These feeders were designed and built by our talented students as part of their hands-on learning experience at the Career and Technical Institute. As they continue to develop their skills, students will transition into designing and creating additional projects for sale to the community.
What: Student-built pheasant feeders
Cost: $50 + tax - cash or check accepted
Sale Timeline: Available while supplies last
By purchasing a feeder, you're not only getting a great product—you're also supporting student learning and career development opportunities.
For more information or to purchase a feeder, please contact us today at contact@marshall.k12.mn.us.
As a YST-approved school, Marshall Public Schools is working to add to our roster of YST approved employers in Agriculture, Manufacturing, Automotive, and Healthcare to provide the paid work experiences for our students.
This Zoom call will cover the benefits of the program for students, schools, and employers, as well as outline the steps taken to become a YST approved employer. A Q&A will be available after.
Parent Educational Opportunities are available to anyone with kids in your house birth to 8 years old.
**In-Person Class at Park Side**
Love & Logic is a research-based parenting class with Two Core Rules…
1. Set loving limits: Adults hold firm boundaries without using anger, threats, lectures, or warnings.
2. Hand problems back: When kids cause a problem, parents let them own it and solve it instead of rescuing them.
Interested? Register by calling 507-537-6767. We have room for more parents to register (childcare is full). This is an in-person class and includes a meal each night. Tuesday 10/13 from 5:15-6:45pm Cost: $15 (Enter main door)
**Free Online Class Options**
Spring Lake Park is hosting 3 free sessions for parents to discuss topics from popular parenting books.
October 27th: How Much is Enough? by Clark, Dawson, & Bredehoft
November 12th: The Anxious Generation by Jonathon Haidt
December 7th: The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Families by Stephen R. Covey
Join the conversation on the dates above from 8-9pm on WebEx (no registration required) - https://meet-springlakeparkschools.webex.com/meet/naburto
**Beyond ECFE (Caregivers Only) Online Class**
Minneapolis Public Schools is hosting this class. It is designed for caregivers whose children have aged out of traditional ECFE programming but who still value connection, support, and shared learning. Join a welcoming space to explore parenting topics for elementary‑age children, reflect on new developmental stages, and build community with others navigating similar experiences. Sessions include discussion, resources, and practical strategies tailored to the needs of families beyond the early childhood years.
Register at this link: https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/ecfe/67988/2026-2027-ecfe-semester-1/;beyond-ecfe-caregivers-only-online
A huge congratulations to Ryan Rohlik on being named the Play-by-Play Sports Broadcaster of the Year at the Minnesota Broadcasters Association Excellence Awards! 🎙️👏
Ryan, you are truly one of the best in the business, and our Tiger Activities are incredibly lucky to have you behind the microphone! Your passion, professionalism and ability to bring Tiger Athletics to life for our fans does not go unnoticed.
We are so proud to have you as part of the Tiger family! 🐯🧡
Congratulations, Ryan, on this well-deserved honor! 👏🏆
School Board Candidates Sara Brink, Julie Allen, Mike Braithwaite, Nathan Green, Ashley Pippin and Bob Prince have been invited to participate in a panel beginning at 6:00 PM.
Marshall City Council candidates, John Alcorn & Larry Magrath will begin at 6:45.
Thursday, October 8th at the Marshall Area YMCA.
School Board Candidates Sara Brink, Julie Allen, Mike Braithwaite, Nathan Green, Ashley Pippin and Bob Prince have been invited to participate in a panel beginning at 6:00 PM.
Marshall City Council candidates, John Alcorn & Larry Magrath will begin at 6:45.
Thursday, October 8th at the Marshall Area YMCA.
School Board Candidates Sara Brink, Julie Allen, Mike Braithwaite, Nathan Green, Ashley Pippin and Bob Prince have been invited to participate in a panel beginning at 6:00 PM.
Marshall City Council candidates, John Alcorn & Larry Magrath will begin at 6:45.
A Media panel will pose questions to the candidates, including those submitted ahead of the event. The program will be broadcasted on Studio One, Marshall community access television and on KMHL Radio.
This event is open to the public. However, if you want to submit questions ahead of time, you may email questions to brad.gruhot@marshallmn.org.
Parent Educational Opportunities are available to anyone with kids in your house birth to 8 years old.
**In-Person Class at Park Side**
Love & Logic is a research-based parenting class with Two Core Rules…
1. Set loving limits: Adults hold firm boundaries without using anger, threats, lectures, or warnings.
2. Hand problems back: When kids cause a problem, parents let them own it and solve it instead of rescuing them.
Interested? Register by calling 507-537-6767. We have room for more parents to register (childcare is full). This is an in-person class and includes a meal each night. Tuesdays: 10/6, 10/13 from 5:15-6:45pm Cost: $15 (Enter main door)
**Free Online Class Options**
Spring Lake Park is hosting 3 free sessions for parents to discuss topics from popular parenting books.
October 27th: How Much is Enough? by Clark, Dawson, & Bredehoft
November 12th: The Anxious Generation by Jonathon Haidt
December 7th: The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Families by Stephen R. Covey
Join the conversation on the dates above from 8-9pm on WebEx (no registration required) - https://meet-springlakeparkschools.webex.com/meet/naburto
**Beyond ECFE (Caregivers Only) Online Class**
Minneapolis Public Schools is hosting this class. It is designed for caregivers whose children have aged out of traditional ECFE programming but who still value connection, support, and shared learning. Join a welcoming space to explore parenting topics for elementary‑age children, reflect on new developmental stages, and build community with others navigating similar experiences. Sessions include discussion, resources, and practical strategies tailored to the needs of families beyond the early childhood years.
Register at this link: https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/ecfe/67988/2026-2027-ecfe-semester-1/;beyond-ecfe-caregivers-only-online
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Make sure to contact Early Childhood office so we can add your new baby to our school's census. This helps the district to forecast enrollments to make sure that students are provided the opportunities when they arrive at school age!
Call 507-929-2633
Attention Home School Families: Today is the deadline for turning in your forms for Home Schooling.
Homeschool families can find important information, forms, and resources on our website. Visit https://www.marshall.k12.mn.us/page/homeschool
If you have any questions please reach out to Marshall Public Schools District Office at 507-537-6924
Please take a couple of minutes to fill out the Application for Minnesota Educational Benefits because even though all Minnesota students receive free school meals, Educational Benefits eligibility still matters. Information from Educational Benefits helps Marshall Public Schools qualify for important federal and state funding that supports educational programs, student services, and other resources for our schools. This may also unlock valuable support for your family. You can fill this out on printed paper by going to the Food Service page on the district's homepage or go to your Campus Portal Login to apply.
Every application makes a difference and helps ensure our schools receive the support needed to serve all students.
✅ Quick to complete
✅ Confidential
✅ Helps students and schools
👉 Take action today! Log in to your Campus Portal Login or visit our District Website (food service page) to complete the Minnesota Educational Benefits Application. If you have not yet submitted your form, please do so as soon as possible. Every completed application helps strengthen opportunities for all students.
Please reach out to the District Office with any questions or concerns at contact@marshall.k12.mn.us or 507-537-6924
Please take a couple of minutes to fill out the Application for Minnesota Educational Benefits because even though all Minnesota students receive free school meals, Educational Benefits eligibility still matters. Information from Educational Benefits helps Marshall Public Schools qualify for important federal and state funding that supports educational programs, student services, and other resources for our schools. This may also unlock valuable support for your family. You can fill this out on printed paper by going to the Food Service page on the district's homepage or go to your Campus Portal Login to apply.
Every application makes a difference and helps ensure our schools receive the support needed to serve all students.
✅ Quick to complete
✅ Confidential
✅ Helps students and schools
👉 Take action today! Log in to your Campus Portal Login or visit our District Website (food service page) to complete the Minnesota Educational Benefits Application. If you have not yet submitted your form, please do so as soon as possible. Every completed application helps strengthen opportunities for all students.
Please reach out to the District Office with any questions or concerns at contact@marshall.k12.mn.us or 507-537-6924
Parent Educational Opportunities are available to anyone with kids in your house birth to 8 years old.
**In-Person Class at Park Side**
Love & Logic is a research-based parenting class with Two Core Rules…
1. Set loving limits: Adults hold firm boundaries without using anger, threats, lectures, or warnings.
2. Hand problems back: When kids cause a problem, parents let them own it and solve it instead of rescuing them.
Interested? Register by calling 507-537-6767. We have room for more parents to register (childcare is full). This is an in-person class and includes a meal each night. Tuesdays: 9/29, 10/6, 10/13 from 5:15-6:45pm Cost: $15 (Enter main door)
**Free Online Class Options**
Spring Lake Park is hosting 3 free sessions for parents to discuss topics from popular parenting books.
October 27th: How Much is Enough? by Clark, Dawson, & Bredehoft
November 12th: The Anxious Generation by Jonathon Haidt
December 7th: The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Families by Stephen R. Covey
Join the conversation on the dates above from 8-9pm on WebEx (no registration required) - https://meet-springlakeparkschools.webex.com/meet/naburto
**Beyond ECFE (Caregivers Only) Online Class**
Minneapolis Public Schools is hosting this class. It is designed for caregivers whose children have aged out of traditional ECFE programming but who still value connection, support, and shared learning. Join a welcoming space to explore parenting topics for elementary‑age children, reflect on new developmental stages, and build community with others navigating similar experiences. Sessions include discussion, resources, and practical strategies tailored to the needs of families beyond the early childhood years.
Register at this link: https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/ecfe/67988/2026-2027-ecfe-semester-1/;beyond-ecfe-caregivers-only-online
Please take a couple of minutes to fill out the Application for Minnesota Educational Benefits because even though all Minnesota students receive free school meals, Educational Benefits eligibility still matters. Information from Educational Benefits helps Marshall Public Schools qualify for important federal and state funding that supports educational programs, student services, and other resources for our schools. This may also unlock valuable support for your family. You can fill this out on printed paper by going to the Food Service page on the district's homepage or go to your Campus Portal Login to apply.
Every application makes a difference and helps ensure our schools receive the support needed to serve all students.
✅ Quick to complete
✅ Confidential
✅ Helps students and schools
👉 Take action today! Log in to your Campus Portal Login or visit our District Website (food service page) to complete the Minnesota Educational Benefits Application. If you have not yet submitted your form, please do so as soon as possible. Every completed application helps strengthen opportunities for all students.
Please reach out to the District Office with any questions or concerns at contact@marshall.k12.mn.us or 507-537-6924
Please take a couple of minutes to fill out the Application for Minnesota Educational Benefits because even though all Minnesota students receive free school meals, Educational Benefits eligibility still matters. Information from Educational Benefits helps Marshall Public Schools qualify for important federal and state funding that supports educational programs, student services, and other resources for our schools. This may also unlock valuable support for your family. You can fill this out on printed paper by going to the Food Service page on the district's homepage or go to your Campus Portal Login to apply.
Every application makes a difference and helps ensure our schools receive the support needed to serve all students.
✅ Quick to complete
✅ Confidential
✅ Helps students and schools
👉 Take action today! Log in to your Campus Portal Login or visit our District Website (food service page) to complete the Minnesota Educational Benefits Application. If you have not yet submitted your form, please do so as soon as possible. Every completed application helps strengthen opportunities for all students.
Please reach out to the District Office with any questions or concerns at contact@marshall.k12.mn.us or 507-537-6924
Homeschool families can find important information, forms, and resources on our website.
Visit https://www.marshall.k12.mn.us/page/homeschool
If you have any questions please reach out to Marshall Public Schools District Office at 507-537-6924
**In-Person Class at Park Side**
Love & Logic is a research-based parenting class with Two Core Rules…
1. Set loving limits: Adults hold firm boundaries without using anger, threats, lectures, or warnings.
2. Hand problems back: When kids cause a problem, parents let them own it and solve it instead of rescuing them.
Interested? Register by calling 507-537-6767. We have room for more parents to register (childcare is full). This is an in-person class and includes a meal each night. Tuesdays: 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, 10/13 from 5:15-6:45pm Cost: $15 (Enter main door)
**Free Online Class Options**
Spring Lake Park is hosting 3 free sessions for parents to discuss topics from popular parenting books.
October 27th: How Much is Enough? by Clark, Dawson, & Bredehoft
November 12th: The Anxious Generation by Jonathon Haidt
December 7th: The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Families by Stephen R. Covey
Join the conversation on the dates above from 8-9pm on WebEx (no registration required) - https://meet-springlakeparkschools.webex.com/meet/naburto
**Beyond ECFE (Caregivers Only) Online Class**
Minneapolis Public Schools is hosting this class. It is designed for caregivers whose children have aged out of traditional ECFE programming but who still value connection, support, and shared learning. Join a welcoming space to explore parenting topics for elementary‑age children, reflect on new developmental stages, and build community with others navigating similar experiences. Sessions include discussion, resources, and practical strategies tailored to the needs of families beyond the early childhood years.
Register at this link: https://minneapolis.arux.app/course/ecfe/67988/2026-2027-ecfe-semester-1/;beyond-ecfe-caregivers-only-online
Apply today at https://www.marshall.k12.mn.us/o/marsh-schools-mn/page/employment
Any questions about the position - reach out to Phia Moua at 507-929-2613.
