Marion Public Schools

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What better way to spend science class on Friday than building paper towers? Groups of students built, tested and scored the success level of their towers. This will follow up with a lesson on using criteria and constraints for evaluating possible solutions in science and engineering. Nice work to the “winning” tower constructed by Lillian, Sophia and Robert.

Can you believe we’re already halfway through Quarter 2?!
Progress reports went home with Jr./Sr. High school students today.

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The second graders visited the Marion Village Hall to learn about services provided by the local government. They have been learning about government at the local level in class. Students spent time visiting the library and learning about all they have to offer. They had a short tour of the village office and the room where the village has their council meetings. Students also toured the pole barns that house the emergency vehicles for our area. Special thanks to Chris Davis, Connie Zuiderveen, Chris Lee, and Derek Wing for hosting.

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MHS Weekly Announcements

📣 Schedule Reminder!
Just a quick note that Wednesday, November 26th is not a late start day.
✅ School will begin at the regular start time.
🕚 Dismissal will be at 11:20 AM for High School and 11:30 AM for Elementary.

Thanks for helping your students arrive on time! 😊

MHS Announcements

Marion Public Schools
Regular Board of Education Meeting
Monday, November 17, 2025 at 6:00 P.M.

The Wexford-Missaukee Career Technical Center announces the November Co-op Students of the Month.
Collin McCrimmon (Marion HS) is enrolled in the Applied Construction Technology program and works at Bode Construction.

The Members First Credit Union was offering grants for teachers who show financial literacy in their classroom. Mrs. Jones’ second grade classroom shows that every day. Second graders review a lot of money in the math curriculum. They have to identify coins and be able to count coins up to a dollar. Mrs. Jones has created a classroom store that has multiple benefits. Students earn money by doing their jobs. They complete their homework, return their folders, and other ways as well. They can save their money, they can exchange their money for bigger coins, or they get to use it in the classroom store. This store has helped students be efficient at counting coins, but also allows them to have a power of choice to be able to save or purchase items that they enjoy. Mrs. Jones was selected as a winner of the grant and will be receiving $500 which will be used to purchase items and to continue running the successful classroom store!

JR/SR High November Menus

Elementary November Menus

🏐 Eagle Pride Alert!

The Varsity Girls Volleyball team defeated Pentwater last night in the District Semifinal, sweeping the match 3–0! They now advance to the District Championship tonight in Baldwin against Mason County Eastern.

📍 Location: Baldwin
🕕 Game Time: 6:00 PM
🎟️ Tickets: Available on GoFan.co

Let’s pack the stands and show our support for our Lady Eagles as they fight for the District title!

Marion Eagle Community, please join the Osceola Youth Advisory Council (OYAC) in honoring our brave veterans on Tuesday November 11th by wearing Red, White or Blue.

Varsity Football Banquet is going to be on Tuesday, November 11th at 6:30pm in the high school cafeteria. Please bring a dish to pass. Drinks and tableware will be provided.

Marion High School Announcements and Events

MARION PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Special Board of Education Strategic Plan Meeting
Monday, November 10, 2025
3:30 pm to 7:30 pm