The NJHS students visited MST to celebrate Dr. Seuss Week by reading to the K–2nd grade classes. Sharing stories, smiles, and a love for reading made it a special day for everyone!
F.O.R Club's Target Kindness Project showed appreciation to our bus drivers! All were surprised and felt the love we have for them. We are so thankful they drive our students to and from school safely everyday.
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Lisa O'Neal stopped at MJHS to drop off some sweet treats. Thank you for the treats!!!!
Good luck, Patriots! We are cheering you on and wishing you safe travels. Bring home the win! 🎉👏
Click link for send off video...
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Out of the BLUE we want to celebrate YOU! MJHS Admin is celebrating the staff with a few treats.
Our Junior Lady Pats defeated Osceola 11-3 in their first game of the season!
Our Marion Junior High Soccer was victorious last night against Osceola. With a victory of 11-1, this is the boys’ second win!
Students put their engineering skills to the test! Our objective was to learn about density and buoyancy by constructing a boat that could hold as many pennies as possible without sinking. 🚤🪙
Show your Patriot pride at Saturday’s 5A State Basketball Championship with an official Patriot t-shirt!
OPTIONS & PRICING:
- Short-sleeve cotton: $8
- Long-sleeve cotton: $10
- Dry-fit: $10
- All shirt sizes 2x or bigger add $2
HOW TO ORDER:
Orders can be placed with Linda Robinson at the MHS office, or with Amanda Jackson at the MSD Central Office.
DEADLINE:
Orders must be placed by 3 p.m. Wednesday for pickup on Friday. Checks can be made to the MSD Foundation.
OPTIONS & PRICING:
- Short-sleeve cotton: $8
- Long-sleeve cotton: $10
- Dry-fit: $10
- All shirt sizes 2x or bigger add $2
HOW TO ORDER:
Orders can be placed with Linda Robinson at the MHS office, or with Amanda Jackson at the MSD Central Office.
DEADLINE:
Orders must be placed by 3 p.m. Wednesday for pickup on Friday. Checks can be made to the MSD Foundation.
MJHS was locked in for the State Basketball Watch Party! 🏀🔥
Shoutout to the MHS FCCLA members for their thoughtful homemade bookmarks for the MJHS library! We appreciate you sharing your creativity with our readers.
Students who are currently in the Top 10% of Marion's Class of 2029 received invitations to a special reception that will be held in their honor at Brownstone Country Club. Thanks to Fidelity Bank for sponsoring this event!
Congratulations! Keep up the good work!
Congratulations! Keep up the good work!
Mr. Bosley’s Social Studies class has been busy with their Black History projects! Students researched, created, and presented about famous Black Americans, sharing their impact and achievements with their classmates. We are proud of their hard work and learning!
Before school every day, you will find a fresh pot of brewed coffee and math teacher Tracy Long tutoring her students!
Mrs. Long is the perfect example of an educator who is always willing to go above and beyond for whatever her students need. Marion Junior High School is blessed to have her and our awesome math team!
2026 Marion Patriot Volleyball Tryouts
The MJHS Science Department had an incredible day at the University of Memphis! Thank you to the University of Memphis and Dr. Mensah for hosting such an educational, engaging, and entertaining day of science and hands-on experiments. We are grateful for the warm welcome and informative sessions. What a fantastic experience for our team!
https://photos.app.goo.gl/jVUqbrVygSXP2UJz7
Science class or debate team?!
Mrs. Nash’s 8th grade science students are implementing debate strategies to enrich their writing structure and reasoning skills. After a unit over force and motion, students are applying knowledge of the laws of motion to argue whether or not our Arkansas seatbelt laws are safe enough to protect all passengers.
Happy Friday from MJHS!
Thank you, Monty and Valerie Hill! 🎶❤️💙
The Marion School District would like to extend our sincere gratitude to Monty and Valerie Hill for their leadership, dedication, and impact on the Patriot Pride Band. Since arriving in 2020, they set out to elevate Marion’s band program to one of the best in the state -- and they delivered.
During their time at Marion, the Hills helped grow the program from fewer than 150 students to nearly 400, earning 15 ASBOA Sweepstakes Awards, 10 grand championships, and countless All-Region and All-State honors, among many other honors and recognitions.
As Monty takes on a new role as Director of Bands at Henderson State University and Valerie begins a well-earned retirement, we wish them both nothing but the best. Their legacy of excellence and pride will continue at Marion for years to come.
To read more about the historic success of the Marion Band under the Hills' leadership, follow the link below:
https://www.msd3.org/article/2715463
The Marion School District would like to extend our sincere gratitude to Monty and Valerie Hill for their leadership, dedication, and impact on the Patriot Pride Band. Since arriving in 2020, they set out to elevate Marion’s band program to one of the best in the state -- and they delivered.
During their time at Marion, the Hills helped grow the program from fewer than 150 students to nearly 400, earning 15 ASBOA Sweepstakes Awards, 10 grand championships, and countless All-Region and All-State honors, among many other honors and recognitions.
As Monty takes on a new role as Director of Bands at Henderson State University and Valerie begins a well-earned retirement, we wish them both nothing but the best. Their legacy of excellence and pride will continue at Marion for years to come.
To read more about the historic success of the Marion Band under the Hills' leadership, follow the link below:
https://www.msd3.org/article/2715463
Marion Junior High School Counselors Debbie Jackson and LaTarsha Johnson hosted informational meetings for parents of rising 8th and 9th grade students Tuesday evening! We loved having parents come and chat with our counselors about course options for their students.
There is much to consider when looking at available courses for students and MJHS wants all parents and students to be ready to learn!
