Thank you to Culligan Water for your generous donations and support of our STEM program.
Before the rain hit this week, Mrs. Albertson’s kindergarten students enjoyed the weather while learning about nature. The kids ventured on a nature walk and drew what they heard and saw on a sun-drenched day.
Our smart kids are learning about engineering and construction by building bridge models in their STEM class. It's inspiring to see young minds engaged in hands-on learning and developing their skills for the future. One day, they may be interested in building bridges that connect communities and change the world.
Exciting news! The Boys Basketball team is selling Red Raider Cups that can be personalized. Whether you're a coffee lover, fitness enthusiast, or want to show your support for our team, this is your chance! Place your order with Mr. Pennington or any athletes before May 3rd! You can pick up the order forms at the High School office or return them to Mr. Pennington or any basketball player. Let's show our support and get our hands on these unique cups!
Every step you take is a step closer to greatness. Keep pushing! Go, Red Raiders!
(The track invitational scheduled for 4-12-24 at Brown City is canceled - see you tomorrow as we cheer for our Red Raiders!)
The games are canceled this evening.
May your pitches be perfect and your swings be intense! Go, Red Raiders!
Several churches in the area came together for Good Friday services and collected an offering specifically earmarked for the school's Backpack Program. The generous donation of $635.74 will go a long way in helping families in need with food and other supplies. Seeing the community come together for such a worthy cause is heartening. Thank you, for supporting our families and children.
We had our first golf scrimmage of the season against Sandusky and Yale last night. So excited to share that Preston Major would have come in 3rd overall out of 36 golfers! We're looking forward to competing again tonight against Sandusky and Cros-Lex. Let's go, Red Raiders! ⛳️🏌️♀️🏌️♂️
Hit it out of the park and bring home the win! Go, Red Raiders!
You've trained hard for this. Now go out there and show them what you've got! Go Red Raiders!
If you or someone you know is a passionate musician with experience teaching music, we have an exciting opportunity! Our school district is currently seeking a Band Director to teach a variety of musical programs, including Beginning Band, Marching Band, Concert Band, Music Appreciation, and Elementary Music. This is an excellent chance to work with talented students and create a positive impact on their musical journeys. https://core-docs.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/1037/Marlette/4164122/Band_Director.pdf
Attention all job seekers! Our school district is currently seeking a highly skilled Transportation Supervisor. The role entails responsibilities such as organization, administration, and supervision of the school district's transportation system following state and school district policies. If you have experience in this field and are interested in the position, we encourage you to apply!
https://core-docs.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/1037/Marlette/4164123/Transportation_Supervisor.pdf
We are delighted to announce the outstanding achievements of our talented students in the First Impressions competition. Blake Strickler secured an impressive second place in 3D sculpture, while Alayna Martiss received an honorable mention. Sam Bishop clinched the top spot in poetry, with Graycee Fisher receiving an honorable mention. Neveah Hinojosa and Faith Sexton won second and third place, respectively, in poetry, and Chloe Holbach secured second in non-fiction. Micah Dale was honored for his exceptional work in the same category. Alayna Martiss and Nico Perna also received honorable mentions for their outstanding work in fiction. Adaleena Gulla's creative skills shone through in her third-place win for the color artistic poster, and Addison Liccardello received an honorable mention. Carter Schlueter and Kendall Thompson received honorable mentions for their impressive black-and-white artistic poster. Allie Delmage's work in color photography received an honorable mention, and Hallie Lester secured second place in black and white photography. Congratulations to all our talented students for their exceptional work and well-deserved recognition!
Yesterday was truly unforgettable for the students at our elementary school as they witnessed a rare cosmic phenomenon - a solar eclipse! ☀️🌑🔭 The students were beyond excited to witness this stunning event, and they watched in awe as the moon passed in front of the sun. 🌙🌞 It was an excellent opportunity for them to learn about the wonders of our universe, and we're glad to have been a part of it! 🌌 #SolarEclipse #ScienceIsFun
Run like the wind and make us proud! Go, Red Raiders!
Congratulations to our top seniors!
Reminder: Prom tickets must be purchased by April 19th for Marlette's prom on May 4th!
Who says Math can't be fun? 🤔🧐 We had a blast at Math Night at Marlette Elementary this afternoon. 🔢📐📏 From games to puzzles to competitions, we learned there's more to Math than just numbers. 🤓🥳 A big shoutout to the teachers and volunteers who made this event possible! 🙌 #MathNight #ElementarySchool #FunWithMath #LearningCanBeFun
Jordan's passion for music is evident in his remarkable progress, eagerness to participate, understanding of the subject, and respectful behavior in the classroom.
