Mrs. Magee's class showed their school spirit by wearing green as their class color yesterday! In addition to that, it was M and M math day. The students graphed their data ( M and M's) in a bar graph and a picture graph. They also had a fun visit from the school superintendent, Mr. Marshall!
There are two big games for our Lady Raiders scheduled tonight!
Here are some important reminders as we celebrate Homecoming week!
High School Spirit Wear -
Thursday: Decade Day
Friday: Red and White Day
Elementary School Spirit Wear-
Thursday - Dress Like a Teacher Day
Friday - Red and White Day
Homecoming is Friday, September 29th.
The Homecoming parade is at 6:00 p.m.
Game time starts at 7:00 p.m.
Marlette Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring a Fireworks show after the Homecoming Game.
Kona Ice will be at the Parade AND the Football game. They are donating 20% of their profits to Student Council.
Despite their class color being black, for Spirit Week today, Mrs. Thompson’s 4th graders sure did shine during their lesson about the 6th Habit: Synergy! They discussed ways to be humble, work together, and create a peaceful classroom environment.
Students in Mr. Marquardt's class built different planting devices to test which idea would yield the best growth of seeds. The class intends to grow the plants and document their data before planting them in the community garden this spring.
There is one more day to place your fundraising order. Many great gift items for the holidays await you.
We continue to support and root for you! Go, Lady Raiders.
Come out and cheer for our team!
There is a JV Football schedule change for Thursday night. We will be playing at AuGres Sims at 6:00 p.m.
Lore Nickens and her class celebrated Spirit Week and wore their favorite jerseys to school. It is fun to celebrate together and work as a TEAM!
Fundraiser ordering ends soon! Please place your Charleston Wrap orders today.
You've got this ladies! Go, Red Raiders.
It was a lovely night for Powderpuff Football. The Senior/Sophomore classes were victorious against the Freshman class, scoring 30-6.
Marlette Community Schools would like to recognize the passing of former Superintendent Dr. Tony Parker.
Dr. Parker served as Superintendent of Marlette Community Schools from 1992-1999. His leadership left a lasting legacy on generations of Marlette families and students. We are grateful and appreciative of his commitment to excellence in our community. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family.
https://www.dignitymemorial.com/obituaries/corinth-ms/tony-parker-11472041
Juniors and Seniors- College visit sign-ups are on the board outside the cafeteria.
The following schools will be here for short presentations:
SVSU- October 9th, at 1 PM
Delta College- October 20th, at 1 PM
U of M- October 23rd, at 12:30 PM
GVSU- October 23rd, at 1:15 PM
NMU- November 1st, at Noon
Baker College- November 15th, at 1:00 PM
Do you have an old cell phone or iPad that is in working order with a camera and can connect to Wi-Fi? Our art department needs them for students to take pictures of their artwork. Please drop off your donation to the high school office or contact Jessica Owen at Jessica.Owen@MarletteSchools.org.
Last Spring, the Marlette PTO received a large donation from the local Masonic Lodge. The funds could be used for ANYTHING the students needed! It took the PTO a bit to determine that our students could use recess bags!
Basketballs, soccer balls, kick balls, footballs, and single & double Dutch jump ropes were placed in a bag, ready to go outside for recess. They also purchased sidewalk chalk for the kids to express their creativity.
Thank you to the Masonic Lodge for their donation and our friends at MVP Disc Sport for donating discs for each class.
Good luck tonight, ladies!
What would you make with one paper plate, one egg, two plastic baggies, two straws, two popsicle sticks, four cotton balls, two tissues, a desk length of string, and masking tape?
Our 4th graders knew precisely what to do with these supplies. They are kicking off their science curriculum by reviewing the steps of the scientific method. Their task is to ask a question, make a hypothesis, conduct an experiment, record the results, and then analyze them to repeat them in June. The students built egg protection contraptions to answer the question, “Can my partner and I build a contraption that protects an egg from a high fall?” Students worked together to build and present their designs to the class before dropping their eggs.
4/11 groups had eggs that survived this trial…how many will survive in June?
Thank you, Jensen for making positive choices!
