Online sales for YEARBOOKS are closed, but you can still buy one with cash or check made out to MJHS. YEARBOOKS are $35 and can be purchased from Mrs. Hilder in the 8th/9th grade building and Mrs. Lovely in the 7th grade building.
"Struggle is a never ending process. Freedom is never really won, you earn it and win it in every generation." ~Coretta Scott King
7th Grade Counselor Visits Classrooms Teaching Students How To Be Ready For The Future And How To Calculate Their G.P.A. Click Here For The Video Link: https://youtu.be/59d3UZTUFQ0
A BIG SHOUT OUT To These 7th Graders- Lauren and Lily!!! They Gave $20 Each To Our Hats For Heart Event Benefiting St. Jude!!!
The 7th Grade Black History Decorating Contest Is In Full Swing! The Theme This Year Is: Breaking Barriers With Our Voices In Unprecedented Times. Judging Takes Place On February 22nd!!
Sign up for parent-teacher conferences:
Marion School District will hold parent-teacher conferences the week of Monday, February 22 through Friday, February 26. Conference times will be available on a first-come, first-served basis on each day of the week at each campus. Due to Covid-19 restrictions, all conferences will be held virtually or over the phone. No in-person conferences will be held. To sign up for your child's parent-teacher conference, please go to the Marion School District
website (www.msd3.org).
2/9/21
Marion School District received notification of the following COVID-19 positive cases today:
1 student
Close contacts have been notified and are following quarantine guidelines set forth by the Arkansas Department of Health. For the privacy of all students and staff, Marion School District will not be sharing any personal information publicly. We remain firmly committed to providing a safe environment and will follow the guidance provided by the Arkansas Department of Health, CDC, and the Division of Elementary and Secondary Education.
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Kelly Fogleman, BSN, RN, NCSN
School Health Coordinator
870-739-5140 (office)
kfogleman@msd3.org
Patriot Pointers For Your MSD School Issued Devices!!!
Have You Donated To St. Jude Yet? The Deadline Is Friday For 7th Grade’s Annual Hats For Hearts Event! ♥️
7th Grade's Brothers & Sisters Club Read To Students At MST Yesterday!
Breaking Barriers With Our Voices In Unprecedented Times! 7th Grade Black History Decorating Contest Continues!!! Judging Takes Places On February 22nd ❤️
Breaking Barriers With Our Voices In Unprecedented Times! 7th Grade Black History Decorating Contest Continues!!! Judging Takes Places On February 22nd ❤️
Breaking Barriers With Our Voices In Unprecedented Times! 7th Grade Black History Decorating Contest Continues!!! Judging Takes Places On February 22nd ❤️
2/8/21
Marion School District received notification of the following COVID-19 positive cases today:
5 students
1 staff member
Close contacts have been notified and are following quarantine guidelines set forth by the Arkansas Department of Health. For the privacy of all students and staff, Marion School District will not be sharing any personal information publicly. We remain firmly committed to providing a safe environment and will follow the guidance provided by the Arkansas Department of Health, CDC, and the Division of Elementary and Secondary Education.
--
Kelly Fogleman, BSN, RN, NCSN
School Health Coordinator
870-739-5140 (office)
kfogleman@msd3.org
7th Grade Black History Door/Hallway Decorating Contest Began TODAY! Judging Takes Place On February 22nd!
❤️Hats For Hearts!❤️ Donations Of Two Dollars Gets You A Lunch Bag!
Congratulations To These Patriots!!
7th Grade Hats For Hearts Event Benefiting St.Jude Continues This Week! Bring Your Dollar Donation To Be Able To Wear A Hat THIS Friday! ❤️
MSD teachers and staff took a big step forward in the pandemic fight during a district-wide vaccination clinic Friday. A big thank-you to all who made the event possible, including local legislators, Laura Charlton and Marion Family Pharmacy, Dr. Susan Jones and the East Arkansas Family Health Center, and especially our district health coordinator Kelly Fogleman and our fine staff of school nurses! Check the link to read more.
https://www.msd3.org/article/396509?org=msd
John Lewis fought for equality during the civil rights movement, marching with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., against oppression and risking his life for justice. Through grit and determination, he went from sitting on bus seats as an act of civil disobedience during the Freedom Rides to sitting in the halls of Congress as a champion for civil liberties. Lewis’s most memorable act of “good trouble” occurred on March 7, 1965, when he led a group of 600 people across the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama, on what would be known as “Bloody Sunday.” Lewis, who was then only 25 years old, marched across the bridge in the fight for equal voting rights for Black people.
Lewis eventually became a congressman from Georgia in 1987, serving until his death from pancreatic cancer at the age of 80 on July 17, 2020. During his time in Congress he continued his work for civil rights and encouraged young people do the hard work necessary to change the country by getting into “good trouble.”
