🐝👑 Happy Boss’s Day to our Queen Bee, Mrs. Clay! 💛
MJHS is lucky to have a queen bee like her leading the way! Thank you for all you do, your leadership, and the positive impact you make every day. We hope your day is as amazing as you are! 💛🐝
Ms. Akers’ business classes have been investigating the world of insurance! Students created presentations where they became detectives, told a story, and uncovered the 5 W’s of insurance: who, what, when, where, and why. They identified potential risks and determined what type of insurance would best fit each situation.
Learning real-world skills one investigation at a time! 🛡️📚
Learning real-world skills one investigation at a time! 🛡️📚
❤️❤️ RED RIBBON WEEK! ❤️❤️
😴🛌 PJ Day at MJHS! We’re getting comfy while taking a stand against drugs! ❤️
8th grade Awards Assembly
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MJHS Staff Spotlight shines on Mrs. Lange. She is consistently demonstrating what strong instruction looks like in the classroom. Thank you Mrs. Lange for being a part of the MJHS Team!!!!
Marion Junior High School is proud to recognize 11 students from its 8th and 9th Grade Choirs for their outstanding achievements at the 2026 All-Region Choir auditions. Nine students earned positions in the All-Region Choir, while two were selected as alternates.
All-Region Choir Selections include:
- Brooklyn Stewart – Soprano 1, 8th Chair
- Jirah Thomas – Soprano 2, 15th Chair
- Jermiyah Smith – Soprano 2, 17th Chair
- Deariea Vaughns – Alto 1, 12th Chair
- Reagan Malone – Alto 1, 17th Chair
- Aaliyah Stokes – Alto 2, 28th Chair
- Kylie Shick – Alto 2, 31st Chair
- Ava Skubick – Alto 2, 40th Chair
- Landon Layman – Bass, 4th Chair
All-Region Alternates include:
- Alex Claunts – Alto 2, 3rd Alternate
- Tamera Chism – Alto 2, 4th Alternate
These accomplishments reflect the students’ hard work, musical growth, and commitment to excellence. Congratulations to each student for representing Marion Junior High School so well!
As a reminder, the Marion Choirs will present their Fall Concert at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday (Oct.) 27, at the Marion Performing Arts Center. Families and community members are invited to attend and support our talented student musicians!
For more, follow the link below:
https://www.msd3.org/article/3213367
All-Region Choir Selections include:
- Brooklyn Stewart – Soprano 1, 8th Chair
- Jirah Thomas – Soprano 2, 15th Chair
- Jermiyah Smith – Soprano 2, 17th Chair
- Deariea Vaughns – Alto 1, 12th Chair
- Reagan Malone – Alto 1, 17th Chair
- Aaliyah Stokes – Alto 2, 28th Chair
- Kylie Shick – Alto 2, 31st Chair
- Ava Skubick – Alto 2, 40th Chair
- Landon Layman – Bass, 4th Chair
All-Region Alternates include:
- Alex Claunts – Alto 2, 3rd Alternate
- Tamera Chism – Alto 2, 4th Alternate
These accomplishments reflect the students’ hard work, musical growth, and commitment to excellence. Congratulations to each student for representing Marion Junior High School so well!
As a reminder, the Marion Choirs will present their Fall Concert at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday (Oct.) 27, at the Marion Performing Arts Center. Families and community members are invited to attend and support our talented student musicians!
For more, follow the link below:
https://www.msd3.org/article/3213367
Picture Day!
Red Ribbon Week
❤️💙 Special Olympics Bocce Ball at Marion High School!
We’re cheering on our athletes as they compete, show their skills, and represent our community with pride! Way to go, Patriots! ❤️💙🏅
School Picture Day
Wednesday, Oct. 28
Red Ribbon Week
MJHS Awards Ceremony
Meet the Patriots!
🍓🧬 Berry Cool Science in Action! 🧬🍓
Who knew strawberries could teach us so much about genetics?! 🔬✨
Today, our 8th-grade scientists became real-life geneticists as they rolled up their sleeves and extracted DNA from strawberries!
Using a combination of dish soap, salt water, meat tenderizer, and rubbing alcohol, students were able to break down cells and separate the DNA from the rest of the strawberry!
🧪 Here’s the science behind the magic:
🫧 Dish soap helped break apart the cell and nuclear membranes, releasing the genetic material.
🧂 Salt water helped the DNA clump together.
🥩 Meat tenderizer contained enzymes that helped break down proteins associated with the DNA.
💧 Rubbing alcohol caused the DNA to precipitate, making it visible as cloudy, white, stringy material!
The best part? Students got to see and collect REAL DNA with their own eyes! 🤯
We’ve been learning how DNA carries genetic instructions that influence the traits of living organisms, and today we brought those lessons to life!
Experiences like these remind us that science isn’t just something we read about in textbooks. It’s something we can explore, investigate, and DISCOVER!
So proud of our young scientists and their curiosity!
HOCO Spirit Week/ Adam Sandler
🏡✨ Our FCCLA kids had a great day at the Vesta Home Show in Piperton, TN! From exploring home trends to gathering ideas and inspiration, it was a fun day of learning beyond the classroom! ❤️👏 #FCCLA #LearningBeyondTheClassroom #VestaHomeShow
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Red Ribbon Week
🎬 HOCO Spirit Week/ Adam Sandler Day!
Look out, Adam Sandler! Your twins have officially taken over MJHS! 🩳👟❤️💙
HOCO Spirit Week/ Geeks vs. Jocks