Put on your running shoes, we have a new Middle School P.E. Teacher!
Get your 2023-24 Activity Pass! All passes must be purchased through the GOFAN app. Simply download the app and purchase your pass. Also, don't forget to download our new streaming app (T1Sports) if you can't be at the game but want to watch. Hope to see you in the stands!
We are hiring - come join our team!
A 2019 Marshall High School graduate has returned back to MHS as a teacher!
Next up is Mr. Beebout!
Attention Incoming 9th Grade students - Come pick up your New Student Device on August 30 from 4-7 PM at the High School Media Center. You will need to bring your old laptop and charger to turn-in before you can get a new one.
Calling all 7th and 8th grade girls interested in playing Middle School volleyball. Sign up on the Marshall Public Schools website on the activities page. Here's the link to the page! https://www.marshall.k12.mn.us/o/marsh-schools-mn/page/activities
If you have a 7th or 8th grade Middle Schooler that would like to sign up for Football, please get them signed up ASAP. Sign-up and payment are done through our Community Services program. Here's the link to their page! https://marshall.cr3.rschooltoday.com/public/costoption/class_id/3838/public/1/sp/
We're thrilled to announce the new app for Marshall Public Schools! It's everything Marshall Public Schools, in your pocket.
Download for Android https://bit.ly/3O5Hlkn
Download for iPhone https://apple.co/3q2ZiIq
or go to your app store and search Marshall Public Schools, MN
MPS is searching for Crossing Guards to help the students cross the intersections around Southview and Middle School. The hours are 7:30-8am and/or 3-3:30pm and pay is $14 per shift! Please apply at this link --> https://www.applitrack.com/marshallpublicschool/onlineapp/
MPS School Board spent some time touring the Career and Technical Institute building, which is still under construction. Updates are happening quickly, and we are excited to see it completed for our students!
We said goodbye to our bus stop structure that has been around since the school was built. It was starting to have structural issues and no longer serves a purpose as a bus shelter.
Click here to access the Back To School Supply List for each grade K-12!
https://www.marshall.k12.mn.us/article/1167499
Summer school students had the opportunity to tour the Marshall Pizza Ranch! What a great way to have more “Fun in the Kitchen” while exploring industrial sized mixers, measuring devices and more! Students learned about the proper temperature for food safety, the mixing of ingredients, and the steps to make a pizza! In the end, they enjoyed a fun ice cream treat!
Summer school 2023 brought happiness and joy in so many ways! Students worked hard while they were here and had fun along the way! These photos encompass other fun activities students participated in throughout the session: petting zoo at the library, last day of school fun games and making homemade chalk and chalk paint.
Sam Jens, Extension Educator, 4-H Youth Development, Lyon County, joined us one final time to make homemade ice cream! After measuring half and half, vanilla, sugar, ice, and rock salt, students took turns shaking their bags to make ice cream! It was a fun reward after the hard work! Students loved having more “Fun in the Kitchen”.
It's time to register for fall activities. Please visit our activities website at https://marshallpublicschools-ar.rschooltoday.com.
Also Complete the athletic physical form which can be found at https://www.mshsl.org/eligibility-resources.
Reach out with any questions!
Students were having more “Fun in the Kitchen” … well outside, with kitchen tools! Students used containers of water to determine conversions between cups, pints, quarts, and gallons. They had to estimate each of the conversions then check their math using the water and containers.
Students continued there “Fun in the Kitchen” activities with a tour at the Marshall Hy-Vee. Elementary students learned more about the different departments. Middle School students planned a menu and then had to go about pricing out the different ingredients. Once back at school, they calculated the total cost of their meal and other mathematical problems!
6th graders built boats out of straws and duct tape. Their goal was to build a boat that could float while weight was added to it. In the end, one of the boats held 94 marbles.
