Marlette Community Schools

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Don't forget to change your clocks this weekend!

Our annual wreath sale is underway. Proceeds go to help the band with student trips. Whatever a student sells, they keep their portion of the proceeds to help with band expenses. Donations are welcomed as well. These are REAL evergreen wreaths. We will distribute order forms for the kids at the concert. Orders are due on Friday, November 11, 2022. Pickup is on Monday, November 21, from 4-6 PM in the band room. Click the link below to order. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc8w4WsZD8ZsfdphCMDOciklWE4hB8q2sXvrVkNa_5c33gEGw/viewform

These artistic leaves have power.

Mrs. Thompson was fortunate to get her class sponsored so each student could choose a book each month this school year to keep. Students picked out their October and November books recently and were excited to take them home to read!

Please get your tickets to our 1st Annual Alumni Basketball against Brown City. Sponsorship opportunities are available.

Please consider donating to support the efforts of The National Honor Society.

1st grade celebrated Halloween with crafts, snacks, and lots of fun!

Both JH girls basketball teams played hard tonight. Great job ladies!

Our basketball season opens for JH tonight against Ubly. Come check out our girls. Go Red Raiders!

Our first-grade teachers dressed as M&MS for Halloween, and the children were delighted to see their teachers get in the Halloween fun. Ms. Cornwell's class enjoyed being able to wear their costumes in style. The students had a Spooky Halloween dance break to shake and rattle their bones and decorated bags to gather candy.

Mr. Reynolds’ class is receiving their math lesson today on their classroom’s new touch screen interactive whiteboard.

The 1st-grade students read one of the classics, Stuart Little. The combined classes watched the movie together and compared and contrasted the differences between the book and the movie.

Please take the time to join us for this very special celebration.

Ms. Laursen’s class was excited to dress up for Halloween and show all the families their costumes during the Halloween parade!

Mrs. Thompson’s 4th graders showed their wrapping skills during their Halloween party when they worked in teams to use up two rolls of toilet paper to create a Halloween mummy.

Our High School Choir spent some time with the Elementary School students today. They dressed in costume and sang Halloween songs to the young kids who were mesmerized by the talent of our choir.

Reminder - Elementary student pictures have been scheduled.

Jr/Sr High School picture retakes are scheduled!

Please read this letter from our Superintendent.