Our 8th- and 9th-graders wrapped up an amazing first day on their Washington, D.C., trip! Today’s journey included a powerful tour of Gettysburg, visits to the WWII, Jefferson, Lincoln, Washington, Vietnam, and Korean War Memorials, and a chance to explore the renowned Smithsonian museums on the National Mall with their chaperones. To top it all off, students toured the People’s House, making memories to last a lifetime! 🇺🇸 #DCTrip #StudentAdventures #HistoryInAction.
Reminder-Ms.Tammy bus#22A will not be driving her PM route Friday, May 1st. Please make your arrangements with the offices. We apologize for any inconvenience.
🏆 Well done! Celebrate your big achievement. #Classof2026
🙌 You made Marlette proud. Congrats, grad! #Classof2026
Our Robotics team has arrived in Houston and is competing throughout the day! Check out the schedule in the photo and follow all the action live by tuning in to the stream here: https://www.youtube.com/live/KTlZmUXbwfA?si=skSuK-6BluoH3QdF. 💪🤖 #Robotics #FIRSTWorldsRoboticsCompetition
#RoboticsCompetition #Innovation #TeamSpirit #GoTeam #mechamaraduers #theredpearl #REBUILT
Let’s cheer on our team as they represent us on the big stage! #Robotics #Competition #Houston
#RoboticsCompetition #Innovation #TeamSpirit #GoTeam #mechamaraduers #theredpearl #REBUILT
Let’s cheer on our team as they represent us on the big stage! #Robotics #Competition #Houston
🚀 Cheers to your success! The world awaits your next move. #Classof2026
Wishing our team luck in today’s doubleheader! Play hard and have fun! 🙏 Go, Red Raiders!
🥳 Hats off to you—your hard work paid off! #Classof2026
🎉 Way to go, senior! Wishing you all the best on your next adventure. #Classof2026
Mr. Crane’s Aerospace class took an exciting field trip to Marlette Airport yesterday! The class, designed as an overview of all segments of aviation, wraps up with this hands-on visit to see and sit in real airplanes. Students had the unique opportunity to meet with local aviators and aircraft owners, hear about their experiences, and experience several aircraft cockpits—a rare treat for most students.
Mr. Crane and his students extend their appreciation to the local airport manager, aviators, and aircraft owners for sharing their stories and generously opening the world of aviation to his students. Their willingness to give their time and expertise, and to let students experience real aircraft up close, highlights what a wonderful and supportive community Marlette has!
Mr. Crane and his students extend their appreciation to the local airport manager, aviators, and aircraft owners for sharing their stories and generously opening the world of aviation to his students. Their willingness to give their time and expertise, and to let students experience real aircraft up close, highlights what a wonderful and supportive community Marlette has!
🎓 Congratulations, graduate! The future is bright for you. #Classof2026
💖 Let your legs do the talking and your spirit lead the way! You’re ready for this! Go team! 🎉🥇
Today's the day! Go out there and show them what you've got, golf team! Good luck! 📣🏌️‍♀️ #BelieveInYourself
Meet Landon Wittbrodt. Landon, the son of Guenna and Jon Wittbrodt, is an accomplished senior whose high school career has been defined by a unique blend of technical skill, academic discipline, and outdoor sportsmanship. A dedicated student, Landon graduates as a senior scholar with Cum Laude honors, having consistently earned his place on the Honor Roll and receiving his Academic Letter, pin, and plaque for his commitment to excellence in the classroom.
Outside of the traditional classroom, Landon has pursued his interests in engineering and precision sports. He has been a key participant in Baja at the Sanilac Career Center, where he applied hands-on problem-solving and mechanical skills, and has been active in Trapshooting, showcasing his focus and discipline.
Landon has been accepted to Saginaw Valley State University, where he plans to pursue a degree in Electrical Engineering. By combining his practical experience with his strong academic background, Landon is well-prepared to innovate and lead in the engineering field.
Outside of the traditional classroom, Landon has pursued his interests in engineering and precision sports. He has been a key participant in Baja at the Sanilac Career Center, where he applied hands-on problem-solving and mechanical skills, and has been active in Trapshooting, showcasing his focus and discipline.
Landon has been accepted to Saginaw Valley State University, where he plans to pursue a degree in Electrical Engineering. By combining his practical experience with his strong academic background, Landon is well-prepared to innovate and lead in the engineering field.
Meet Luke Thomas. Luke, son of Jill and Don Thomas, is a highly accomplished and dedicated senior who has made a lasting impact both academically and athletically. A member of the National Honor Society and a four-year participant in Student Council—serving as President and Senior Class Vice President—Luke has consistently demonstrated strong leadership and commitment to his school community. He has also been involved in Math Games, Mid-Michigan dual enrollment courses, Business Professionals of America as a state and national qualifier, the Tots and Teens Preschool program, and has volunteered his time coaching 5th and 6th grade boys basketball.
Luke’s athletic career is equally impressive, competing in football, cross country, basketball, track, as well as one year of golf and baseball. He earned 1st and 2nd Team honors in track for three years, qualified for the Thumb Meet of Champs, received honorable mention in cross country, and was named Second Team All-Conference in football and both Second Team All-Conference and All-County in basketball his senior year. He was also the recipient of the Caister Christmas Tournament Scholarship.
In the classroom, Luke has been on the honor roll all four years and has earned class awards in Chemistry, Algebra I, Physical Science, Health, and U.S. History. Accepted to Saginaw Valley State University, Luke plans to pursue a degree in elementary education, where he hopes to inspire and positively impact the next generation of students.
Luke’s athletic career is equally impressive, competing in football, cross country, basketball, track, as well as one year of golf and baseball. He earned 1st and 2nd Team honors in track for three years, qualified for the Thumb Meet of Champs, received honorable mention in cross country, and was named Second Team All-Conference in football and both Second Team All-Conference and All-County in basketball his senior year. He was also the recipient of the Caister Christmas Tournament Scholarship.
In the classroom, Luke has been on the honor roll all four years and has earned class awards in Chemistry, Algebra I, Physical Science, Health, and U.S. History. Accepted to Saginaw Valley State University, Luke plans to pursue a degree in elementary education, where he hopes to inspire and positively impact the next generation of students.
Meet Logan Schlueter. Logan, son of Jennifer Schlueter and Jason and Lisa Schlueter, is one of this year’s top seniors, graduating as a Senior Scholar with Summa Cum Laude honors. Throughout high school, Logan has been actively involved in Business Professionals of America, National Honor Society, SAE Baja, and Student Council, demonstrating both leadership and a strong commitment to academic and extracurricular excellence. His hard work has earned him acceptance into several universities, and he plans to attend Western Michigan University to pursue a degree in Mechanical Engineering.
Meet Lauren Pasek. Lauren, the daughter of Tom and Melanie Pasek, graduates as the Class Salutatorian, a distinction that crowns four years of academic and leadership excellence. A consistent Honor Roll student, Lauren’s classroom achievements include earning her Academic Pin, Letter, and Plaque, as well as the prestigious Chemistry Award. Notably, she has already completed the Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA) requirements through dual enrollment with Mid Michigan College, getting a significant head start on her higher education.
Beyond her studies, Lauren has been a dynamic force in her school community, participating in volleyball, basketball, Student Council, and Health Occupations. Her leadership as a Class Officer and President of the National Honor Society highlights her dedication to service and character. This fall, Lauren will attend Saginaw Valley State University to major in Occupational Therapy. With a goal of specializing in pediatrics, she is eager to apply her academic talents to improving the lives of children.
Beyond her studies, Lauren has been a dynamic force in her school community, participating in volleyball, basketball, Student Council, and Health Occupations. Her leadership as a Class Officer and President of the National Honor Society highlights her dedication to service and character. This fall, Lauren will attend Saginaw Valley State University to major in Occupational Therapy. With a goal of specializing in pediatrics, she is eager to apply her academic talents to improving the lives of children.
Meet Shelby Parker. Shelby, the daughter of Toby and Tami Parker, concludes her high school career as Class Valedictorian, a title that reflects her relentless pursuit of excellence. Beyond her Cum Laude honors and numerous Academic Achievement awards in core subjects, Shelby has already reached a significant collegiate milestone by completing the Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA) requirements through her dual enrollment coursework at Mid Michigan College.
A powerhouse of leadership and professional development, Shelby served on the Student Council Executive Board and was a standout competitor in Business Professionals of America (BPA). Her communication skills earned her multiple regional and state honors in parliamentary procedure and speech, including a finish as a state finalist. Preparing early for her future in medicine, she has already earned professional certifications in Basic Life Support, CPR, First Aid, Stop the Bleed, and Bloodborne Pathogens.
Shelby’s drive extends to the athletic arena, where she competed in volleyball, golf, and basketball, as well as travel volleyball with the Marauders. Her ability to balance rigors is evidenced by her Team Academic All-State recognition. This fall, Shelby will attend Saginaw Valley State University to major in Nursing. With a goal of becoming an emergency room nurse, she is ready to bring her leadership and medical foundation to the front lines of patient care.
A powerhouse of leadership and professional development, Shelby served on the Student Council Executive Board and was a standout competitor in Business Professionals of America (BPA). Her communication skills earned her multiple regional and state honors in parliamentary procedure and speech, including a finish as a state finalist. Preparing early for her future in medicine, she has already earned professional certifications in Basic Life Support, CPR, First Aid, Stop the Bleed, and Bloodborne Pathogens.
Shelby’s drive extends to the athletic arena, where she competed in volleyball, golf, and basketball, as well as travel volleyball with the Marauders. Her ability to balance rigors is evidenced by her Team Academic All-State recognition. This fall, Shelby will attend Saginaw Valley State University to major in Nursing. With a goal of becoming an emergency room nurse, she is ready to bring her leadership and medical foundation to the front lines of patient care.
We’re proud to celebrate some of the top academic achievers from the Class of 2026!
Join us in recognizing our Valedictorian and Salutatorian, along with our Top Senior Scholars—students who have shown incredible dedication, hard work, and commitment throughout their high school careers.
These seniors truly represent the best of what it means to be a Red Raider, and we’re excited to highlight their accomplishments.
We’re so proud to share these inspiring stories that show just how impactful the BPA program is for our students. Through their involvement, they’ve gained valuable life lessons and skills that will last a lifetime. Their journeys are a testament to why BPA is such an important part of our community!
If you’re interested in supporting our students as they pursue these opportunities, donations are always welcome and greatly appreciated. Every contribution helps cover the costs of attendance and ensures more students can benefit from this amazing program. Please contact James.Marshall@MarletteSchools.org. Thank you for helping us invest in the leaders of tomorrow!
If you’re interested in supporting our students as they pursue these opportunities, donations are always welcome and greatly appreciated. Every contribution helps cover the costs of attendance and ensures more students can benefit from this amazing program. Please contact James.Marshall@MarletteSchools.org. Thank you for helping us invest in the leaders of tomorrow!
