🌞 It's a glorious morning in Marlette, full of promise! We are excited for a win tonight with our Marlette team! The kids at the elementary school absolutely love hanging out with our players, and it's always such a joy to see their smiles on a Friday morning. Let's go, team! 🏈
Every step forward is a victory. Let's celebrate the journey, cross-country crew! 🎉🌟Good luck at Regionals.
Sending all our positive vibes to the Varsity Football team as they prepare to face off against the Lakers. You've got this! 💪 #FridayNightLights
This National School Bus Safety Week, let's show appreciation for bus drivers who tirelessly transport our children safely. Their dedication and commitment to safety should be recognized and celebrated. #ThankYouBusDrivers 🚌👏
🌟 Exciting News for 7th & 8th Graders! 🌟
Enrollment is now OPEN for our upcoming D.C. trip! 🎉 The earlier you enroll, the smaller your monthly payments will be! Plus, our travel company sets up a crowdfunding page for each student to help manage costs—share it on social media to rally support!
Also, mark your calendars: Enrollment for parents interested in chaperoning kicks off on Monday, October 28. Take advantage of this opportunity to create unforgettable memories!
Check out the enrollment flyer for all the details. Parents interested in additional information can stop by the school office for an informational packet. Let's make this trip amazing! ✈️ #WashingtonDC
We are extending the Bags for Bucks fundraiser until November 8th! This is an excellent opportunity for students who want to raise money for the 2026 Washington, D.C. trip. Students will earn 40% of their sales towards their journey, so it's a fantastic way to start saving up. If anyone wants to purchase trash bags to support the Washington, D.C. general funds, please get in touch with Emily Adamczyk or Denise Bednaryczk at the Jr./Sr. High School. Let's make this fundraiser a huge success!
🎄🌟 The Student Council is gearing up to deck the halls and spread Christmas cheer, but they could use some helping hands to make it extra special! If you're interested in lending a hand or contributing in any way, please check out https://www.amazon.com/registries/gl/guest-view/2IAS54WS5FW2U and https://www.walmart.com/registry/ER/af8ec9bd-51cb-4252-a0fc-3d65707d7913. Let's make this holiday season unforgettable for everyone at our school! 🎅🤶 #StudentCouncil
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!
The ball's in your court, girls' volleyball teams! Let's smash the competition! Go, Red Raiders!
National School Bus Safety Week is a crucial reminder to all to be mindful of school bus safety. Let's ensure our children understand the importance of staying seated, being aware of their surroundings, and following the bus driver's instructions. # SchoolBusSafety 🚌👦👧
As we observe National School Bus Safety Week, let's all work together, especially parents and the community, to create a safe environment for our children. Slow down around school buses, obey traffic laws, and encourage safe behavior. # SchoolBusSafetyWeek 🚸🚌
Families, we can no longer accept transportation changes after 2:30 p.m. for same day changes.
Congratulations to Andy Bowman, a 2013 graduate of Marlette High School, for winning the Detroit Free Press Marathon with his wife, Sydney Devore, this weekend! It was an incredible achievement and a true inspiration to us back home. Way to go, Andy and Sydney! 🏆👏🏃♂️ Andrew is a triplet with his brother Jacob and sister Abby. Andrew and Jacob attended Oakland University and ran track and field. #MarathonChampion #ProudAlumni https://www.detroitnews.com/story/sports/other/2024/10/20/ferndale-couple-share-victory-in-2024-detroit-free-press-marathon/75763473007/#m2hqtahqybfzzipvnb
Our home game is more than just a match - a celebration of our team, community, and spirit! Let's make it epic! Go, Red Raiders!
It's National School Bus Safety Week! Take a moment to review the importance of school bus safety with your kids. Remind them to stay seated, listen to the bus driver, and look both ways before crossing the street. #SchoolBusSafety #ChildSafety 🛑👧🧒
It's not the size of the team; it's the size of the heart. Let's rally behind our girls' volleyball teams! Go, Red Raiders!
Sanilac County College Night is scheduled for October 28, 2024, from 6:00-7:30 PM in the Sandusky Junior/Senior High School gymnasium. College Night is coordinated through the Michigan Association for College Admission Counseling or MACAC. All students must register at StriveFair.com before entry to the fair. When the student registers, the student will receive a barcode/ID# that the student will use at the fair to check in at each of the colleges, universities, and military representatives they visit at the fair. Colleges will scan the barcode during the fair to send the student more information about their schools. The day after the fair, the student will receive a report with information on the colleges with whom they scanned. Please encourage your students to register before arriving; this will allow them to enter the fair without the hassle of registering at the door. Informational flyers are attached. Registering with Strive Scan, flyers advertising the event, and a current representative list. We hope that you advertise so that your students and parent(s)/guardian(s) will be able to attend.
In the SHS cafeteria, Nicholas Messing from MI Student Aid will hold a Financial Aid 101 presentation from 4:45 to 5:45 PM. The presentation will provide an overview of college costs, federal/state financial aid programs, scholarship searching, and FSA ID and FAFSA.
This is just a reminder about the $25.00 expense contribution billing for this year’s College Night. Checks should be made payable to Sandusky Community Schools and reference College Night. Please feel free to contact Mrs. Owen with any questions.
Our volleyball team has strength, skill, and spirit. Let's show our support! Go, Red Raiders!
Congratulations to Jocelyn on being recognized as Student of the Week. Your dedication, positive attitude, and involvement in school activities make you a role model for your peers.
A big pat on the back to Emily for earning the title Student of the Week. Your hard work, determination, and positive contributions to the school community are truly admirable.
