Feel the power and confidence! Good luck, Lady Raiders! Today's your day! 💥🏐 #BelieveInYourself
🌟 Cheers to our Superhero, Quinn! You've achieved Student of the Week status for your awesomeness! 🎊
🥳 Huge congrats to our Superhero, Ariana! You are a shining star as our Student of the Week!
🎉 Hats off to Myaleigh for being named Student of the Week! You make us proud! 🥳
Good luck to our VARSITY Lady Raiders! Remember, have fun and play hard!
UPDATE: This Tournament is CANCELLED.
🌟 Marlette Jr./Sr. High School's WMHS, a student-run news show, is back thanks to English teacher and proud alum Kayla Prill! 🎥 Airing every Tuesday and Friday, it features daily announcements, sports highlights, and more! The Times Herald picked up on the excitement and wrote a feature article about it! Read the full article here. https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/#inbox/FMfcgzQcqHWDhfSwjGvRBCxwsrCkfdfl?projector=1&messagePartId=0.1Raider Pride is on the rise! 📈 #WMHS #MarlettePride
Every cheer counts! Good luck on the road, team! Trust in your training and play with all your heart! 💓🏈 Go, Red Raiders!
#AwayGame #TeamEffort
🚨 200+ JOBS AVAILABLE! CAREER OPPORTUNITY ALERT! 🚨
Exciting news, everyone! The Michigan Regional Council of Carpenters and Millwrights is hosting a Mobile Hiring Combine on Saturday, October 25th, 2025, at Freeland High School, and they’re looking to fill over 200 jobs! 🌟
This is a fantastic opportunity for both students and adults, particularly with numerous positions focused on solar projects right here in our community. ☀️ Here’s a breakdown of the pay rates you can expect:
1st Year Apprentice Base: $25.40/hour
Journeyman Base: $36.07/hour
Journeyman Full Package: $53.89/hour
Don’t miss out! Pre-register now to secure your spot and showcase your skills. ** This could be your chance to land a rewarding career on the spot!
✅ Who is invited?
Everyone! Whether you’re a recent graduate or someone looking to make a career change, this event is for you!
⚠️ Important Note: If you are 17 years old, please remember to come with a parent or guardian to sign the waiver.
Please help us spread the word and get the community involved! Your future career could start right here in Freeland! 🔨💪
Check out the flyer for more details and registration info.
#TalonsUp #CareerCombine #MichiganJobs #SkilledTrades #CarpentersAndMillwrights #FutureStartsHere
Exciting news, everyone! The Michigan Regional Council of Carpenters and Millwrights is hosting a Mobile Hiring Combine on Saturday, October 25th, 2025, at Freeland High School, and they’re looking to fill over 200 jobs! 🌟
This is a fantastic opportunity for both students and adults, particularly with numerous positions focused on solar projects right here in our community. ☀️ Here’s a breakdown of the pay rates you can expect:
1st Year Apprentice Base: $25.40/hour
Journeyman Base: $36.07/hour
Journeyman Full Package: $53.89/hour
Don’t miss out! Pre-register now to secure your spot and showcase your skills. ** This could be your chance to land a rewarding career on the spot!
✅ Who is invited?
Everyone! Whether you’re a recent graduate or someone looking to make a career change, this event is for you!
⚠️ Important Note: If you are 17 years old, please remember to come with a parent or guardian to sign the waiver.
Please help us spread the word and get the community involved! Your future career could start right here in Freeland! 🔨💪
Check out the flyer for more details and registration info.
#TalonsUp #CareerCombine #MichiganJobs #SkilledTrades #CarpentersAndMillwrights #FutureStartsHere
📸 Attention Marlette Community Schools families! Mark your calendars for Picture Retake Day on October 28, 2025. Don’t miss your chance to capture that perfect school photo! See you there! #PictureDay #SchoolMemories
Every bounce, every shot—let's do this! 💥 Go, Red Raiders!
United we stand! Good luck, Lady Raiders! Your strength is infectious! 💙🏐 #SupportTheTeam
This week, the 6th graders at Marlette Community Schools are exploring the concept of responsible citizenship and the structure of local government in their social studies classes. Today, they had the exciting opportunity to take a field trip to City Hall, where they met with several local officials, including Mayor Charlie Bush, City Manager Kristine Malzahn, Clerk Rebecca Slater, and Officer Sanchez.
This visit provided students with valuable insight into the various components of local government and the specific responsibilities associated with each department. They engaged actively by asking questions, sharing their opinions, and observing local officials in action.
A special thank you goes to City Hall for facilitating this enriching experience for the 6th graders. Mrs. Kady, their teacher, particularly valued this opportunity, having dedicated twenty-five years of service to the citizens of Marlette before transitioning to teaching. Throughout her career, she has worn many hats, serving as treasurer, deputy clerk, assessor, and interim city manager.
Mrs. Kady emphasized the significance of youth involvement in community volunteering, participation in local committees, and engagement in civic organizations. She also guided her students on how to gather accurate information about local government activities, whether at the city, township, or village level.
This visit provided students with valuable insight into the various components of local government and the specific responsibilities associated with each department. They engaged actively by asking questions, sharing their opinions, and observing local officials in action.
A special thank you goes to City Hall for facilitating this enriching experience for the 6th graders. Mrs. Kady, their teacher, particularly valued this opportunity, having dedicated twenty-five years of service to the citizens of Marlette before transitioning to teaching. Throughout her career, she has worn many hats, serving as treasurer, deputy clerk, assessor, and interim city manager.
Mrs. Kady emphasized the significance of youth involvement in community volunteering, participation in local committees, and engagement in civic organizations. She also guided her students on how to gather accurate information about local government activities, whether at the city, township, or village level.
Marlette Community Schools is hiring a full-time custodian! If you're looking to join a dedicated team and make a positive impact on our school community, we want to hear from you. Click here to learn more! https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NR1IhtV3WQdr_iyVZbUxn5OAXZfXvR2y/view?usp=sharing
Our passion fuels our feet, and our determination leads the way. #CrossCountryPride Go, Red Raiders!
Our 4th and 5th-graders are diving into the world of robotics by joining the FIRST Lego League! 🌟 This season, they’ll be building and programming their very own robots to tackle all kinds of challenges. And mark your calendars 🗓️, because the grand finale is set for December 6th in Armada, where our little tech wizards will face off against other schools! 🎉🚀
Students kicked things off by creating the game pieces our robots will interact with. Get ready for some epic robot action! Let’s go, team! 💪✨ #FIRSTLegoLeague #FutureEngineers #Unearthed
Students kicked things off by creating the game pieces our robots will interact with. Get ready for some epic robot action! Let’s go, team! 💪✨ #FIRSTLegoLeague #FutureEngineers #Unearthed
Eyes on the prize! Good luck, team! We can't wait to celebrate your success after the game! 🎉 Go, Red Raiders! #AwayGame
Together we cheer, together we win! Best of luck to our Lady Raiders! 👏🏐 #AllIn
There's nothing like the energy of a home game; we want you to be part of the excitement! Let's make some memories together Go, Red Raiders!! #HomeGame
We would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to our outstanding Band Director, Ruby Nothelle, for her tireless guidance and dedication. Last night, the Red Raider Marching Band showcased its hard work and talent at the SCBDA Marching Festival.
It was an incredible experience to see our band perform its halftime show alongside talented groups from Brown City, Deckerville, Cross-Lex, and Sandusky. The energy in the air was electric!
The night culminated in a spectacular mass band performance, bringing all the bands together in a stunning celebration of music and camaraderie.
It was an incredible experience to see our band perform its halftime show alongside talented groups from Brown City, Deckerville, Cross-Lex, and Sandusky. The energy in the air was electric!
The night culminated in a spectacular mass band performance, bringing all the bands together in a stunning celebration of music and camaraderie.
