Mrs. Schmidt's class had style on Field Day as they designed and made their attire with cool tie-dye shirts!
Friday, June 2, 2023 Ms. Mallory (15A Orange Heart) will be unavailable to drive her PM (take home) route. We do not have a sub driver for this route. Please call 989-635-4942 or email kay.taylor@marletteschools.org to let us know as soon as possible if you will be able to pick your students up after school (3:00), or if they will need the late bus on Friday. Thank you.
Families: Please note the important dates in the graphic below regarding the return of school-owned technology items.
The Junior High School Yearbook is available. Parents can purchase a yearbook by sending cash or a check to the school. Yearbooks will be on sale during lunchtime this Thursday, Friday, and Monday, or until supplies run out. A limited amount of books are left to sell, and they are $18.
You make us Marlette Proud, Manus!
Marlette Community Schools Senior Scholars have earned the highest honors awarded in their graduating class using a combination of ACT composite, select courses, and grade point average to determine district rank. We are so proud of you, Abigail, and Meridith!
We are so PROUD of YOU!
Red Raider Care is available next week, (6/6. 6/7, 6/8). Please contact Ms. Tiffany to arrange child care.
Thank you to our band and students for being part of the Marlette Memorial Day Parade. We appreciate you taking the time to help honor the heroes who fought for our freedom.
5th graders visited the JR/SR High School in preparation for the next school year. Students toured the building, spoke with Mr. Pennington about their schedule and athletic opportunities, ate lunch, and learned about expectations. We are excited for their arrival next year.
Christina and her "friends" from the Timber Creek Petting Farm in Lexington on Thursday and Friday visited Marlette Elementary School. Students got to interact and see snakes, hedgehogs, lizards, a tortoise, and much more. The experience earned rave reviews, especially from the pre-schoolers.
Thank you to everyone who fundraised with Charleston Wrap and Double Good Popcorn this year. Those funds helped to pay for assemblies, the Color Run, field trip scholarships, and the book vending machine.
Current 7th-grade families are invited to learn about our 2024 trip to Washington, D.C.
To find out more about the trip, please attend the ZOOM webinar on
Thursday, June 8th, at 6:00 p.m.
https://worldstrides.zoom.us/j/81447312755?pwd=MzEzeW0zUGNJeVBuaFpqRnNLeTFLQT09
Meeting ID: 814 4731 2755
Passcode: 834635
Our students were tasked to create a personal floatation device in health class. They did a great job showing off their creative builds.
During the Rainbow-themed day in Ms. Cornwell's class, students made a rainbow with fruit loops and enjoyed a delicious snack after building a rainbow.
Please note: Softball has been moved to Friday at Home vs Ubly, at 4:00 PM
Friday, May 26, 2023 Ms. Mallory (15A Orange Heart) will be unavailable to drive her AM (bring in) and PM (take home) routes. Please call 989-635-4942 or email kay.taylor@marletteschools.org as soon as possible to let us know if you will transport your students or if they need a late bus. Thank you.
Tomorrow is the last day to pre-order North Branch Bakery cookies for the Marlette Education Association Scholarship. At the elementary, forms will be sent home again in the Thursday Folders. At the high school, students can make their final orders at Friday's lunch. Each cookie costs $2.50. Cookie orders will be delivered on Thursday, June 1st. If your child is scheduled for the DC trip, they will be delivered on Monday, June 5th.
The third graders traveled to Lapeer to enjoy a day at Gerlach’s Bowling Center and then played in Cramton Park. Although the day was breezy, the kids enjoyed the outing!
Ms. Sue's Bus (Red Circle - 16A) is running 15-20 minutes late for her PM route today, May 24.
