If you have a four-year-old and are new to the area or a seasoned resident, you might be interested to know that Marlette GSRP currently has five openings for its free preschool program. This program runs Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. until 3 p.m. If you want to enroll your child or have questions, please get in touch with Tiffany Brooks at tbrooks@marletteschools.org.
Please note, there is a calendar change on December 20, 2023.
Congratulations to Lily Lemanski and Turlough Bennett, who qualified for the State Finals this Saturday, November 4th, in Brooklyn, MI, at Michigan International Speedway. Lily placed 2nd at last Saturday's Regionals at Wagener Park in Harbor Beach with a season-best time. Turlough finished fifth in the boy's race. Congratulations to Coach Findlay and the entire Marlette Cross Country Team! Good Luck this Saturday, Lily and Turlough!
Tonight is the District Finals Night for our Girls Volleyball Team! It's going to be an exciting game, and we're hoping to see as many Red Raider fans as possible packing the Peck Gym to cheer our girls on to a potential back-to-back district championship. The game starts at 6:00 p.m. If you haven't purchased your tickets yet, please use the link below.
https://gofan.co/event/1173061?schoolId=MI10019&mibextid=Zxz2cZ
The Book It program is still being used by many teachers at Marlette Elementary to encourage students to read for at least 20 minutes a day. The program has been around for a long time and is remembered by many parents who were once students. Some 4th graders recently earned a personal pan pizza for reaching their reading goal for October, which is a great motivation for them to continue reading and improving their skills.
Congratulations to our Red Raider Pride Ticket winners!
Luke McCready, Ashton Hill, Emilia McIntyre, Gavin Comment, Adrian Hohmann, Ryan Adamczyk, Bradley Meyer, Adalyn Clark, Olive Dean, Evolet Cummings, Parker Hall, Chet Thompson, Keegan Humphery, Kylee Measel, Matthew McIntyre, Jack Klatzke, and Charlie Noble.
Finlee, a 4th grader at Marlette Elementary, knows the importance of using manner words throughout the school. The hard-working cafeteria staff rewarded Finlee for her superb manners with a nifty pass!
Please join us as we celebrate and honor those who have served.
Another season commences! Get your tickets here. Good luck, Red Raiders!
https://gofan.co/event/1169900?schoolId=MI10019
For those who don't know, Business Professionals of America (BPA) is a real-world style competition with over 75 events in many different categories ranging from computers, formatting documents, business presentations, speeches, interviews, health, and research in both team and individual events. In other words, there is a competition for anyone interested in competing at both the Regional Competition in December and then at the State Competition in March if you qualify for the December competition.
There will be an informational meeting on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, AFTER SCHOOL for new members!
Congratulations to the Red Raider Care costume contest winners, Jacob and Elizabeth! They had the cutest and creepiest Halloween costumes. Their prize is a custom made cookie from Save Your Fork Desserts.
The National Honor Society seeks ten families to provide all the necessary items for a delicious Thanksgiving dinner, including turkey, potatoes, stuffing, vegetables, rolls, and pie.
If you know someone who might need an entire Thanksgiving meal, please don't hesitate to contact Mrs. Prill via email at kayla.prill@marletteschools.org.
Congratulations to Dylan and Oliver for winning the 1st place trophy at the 5th-6th grade quiz bowl meet. Over the last two weeks, this team of two finished 2nd overall. Thank you for the excellent Red Raider representation, boys!
Rhema, thank you for being a cheerful helper in our classroom!
We love to see how creative you are, DJ. Keep up the great work!
Mr. Marquardt's class will commence the study of Egypt this week. As an introduction to the studies, students chose a classmate and learned how to mummify them.
Ms. Melissa proudly recognizes Levi Muxlow and Blake Strickler for going above and beyond daily. Boys, keep up the great work to be positive role models for our younger kiddos. Your attitude and willingness to do the right thing is admirable.
Thank you for always smiling and for setting such a great example, Modicella.
Mrs. Thompson’s 4th graders spent a few fun Fridays creating scary and silly masterpieces. Thanks to a generous donation from a community member, students had numerous supplies to use to be artistically creative. The results are keepsakes that our kids can reflect upon years from now.
The students in Mrs. Cooper’s class learned why leaves change colors during the fall through a mystery science program. The class went on a nature walk to grab one colored leaf. Students did a leaf color rub to show the details of the leaf on the paper.
