Marlette Community Schools

Have a great weekend and don't forget about daylight savings time ending this Sunday. Take advantage of that extra hour by testing your smoke alarms and changing batteries as needed.

Our 7th and 8th graders traveled to Temple Theater in Saginaw to see 5 short story plays performed by Boston Chamber Theater. Students enjoyed the humor and startling events in the plays. Their teachers were impressed with their behavior. 😊

Don't bring around a cloud to rain on my parade! It looks like Plan B for today's Halloween parade. Families, please have a seat on the bleachers in the gym before 2:00. Our students will parade through the gym starting at 2:00. < Parking will be tight and the ground is soft >

Ms. Deb’s route is running late this morning. Thank you for understanding.

Congratulations to all of the elementary students who earned some dirt pudding as our PBIS reward for being Ready, Respectful, and Responsible this month!

Mark your calendars! The Sanilac Career Center Showcase Night and Parent Teacher Conferences will be held Wednesday, November 6, 2019 from 5-7 p.m.at the Career Center which is located at 175 E. Aitken Rd., Peck, MI. Everyone is welcome!

Today, Dr. Deborah Walker, presented to our social studies classes throughout the day and discussed her experiences while living and working in the country of Gabon, It was a tremendous learning opportunity for our 7-12 grade students! Thank you Dr. Walker!

Wanted: Afternoon staff person for Red Raider Care. The hours are from after school until 6:15 pm or until the last child leaves. Applicants must be 18 years old and have fingerprints on file.(approximate cost $70). Minimum wage will be paid. If interested, contact Tiffany Brooks at tbrooks@marletteschools.org.

Marlette Cross Country competed at the Regional meet at Wagner Park Saturday. Senior Riley Ford dominated the girls race, repeating as Regional Champion with a season best 19:02, 1 minute and 28 seconds ahead of the runner up. She led from start to finish and ran with determination. Next in for the Raiders was Junior Emma Albertson, who just missed a personal best and was 9 spots from qualifying. Senior Marissa Crase ended her Raider Cross Country career with a personal best of 23:17. Olivia Storm, Emily Martinez and Abby Meyer all ran good races for the Raiders. On the boys side rookie senior and rookie freshman, Blake VanHorn and Dakota McCombs finished their seasons with strong performances. “We were hopeful to try to slide in as a team but hats off to Harbor Beach, Deckerville and Owen-Gage on their team performances. We were really excited to see how strong Riley ran and know that it’s always good to have momentum going into the state meet. Marissa ran a great race start to finish and it was great to see her end her career with her fastest time.“ said Coach Chris Titus

Congratulations to our elementary Students of the Week, Cole & Jacob! #RedRaiderNation

1st-6th grade girls interested in learning basketball fundamentals such as dribbling, passing, ball handling, shooting, screening, and defensive skills, please return this form and $20 to the elementary office.

Congratulations to our 5th and 6th grade Spelling Bee champions who will represent Marlette Elementary School at the Sanilac County Spelling Bee on Friday, November 1, at the Career Center!

October is National Principals Month! Michigan's State Superintendent Dr. Michael Rice has a special message to share about principals. We are fortunate to have two of the best working right here in Marlette! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POSL-N7RUiI

Congratulations to the elementary Students of the Week, Keira & Nino! #RedRaiderNation

More pictures from today’s Mi Career Quest!

It was an educational experience for our sophomore students at today’s Mi Career Quest. Thank you to all the organizers and professionals who made this tremendous event a success.

The freshman volleyball game scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 22nd is canceled.

Have you always wanted to help out in the schools, but you weren't sure how to get started? Well, we are looking for you! The elementary school is trying to fill some positions in our Meals with Mentors program. There's no specific commitment- help as much as you are able!

This week is National School Bus Safety Week. We would like to thank our drivers for always putting student safety first! Don't forget, the school bus is the safest form of student transportation.

Marlette Elementary School picture retakes are this Wednesday, October 23. Five year old Mr. Vislosky would like to remind everyone to wear their best smile!