Marion County students in Kindergarten through 8th Grade are utilizing iReady in their classrooms. If you would like more information on how iReady works and how your student is doing, remember to ask about iReady at Parent Teacher Conferences next week.
The Marion Winston Youth Leadership Academy Orientation meeting with two 11th grade participants from each school:
It's National School Lunch Week!
Helpful tips for Parent-Teacher Conferences:
Reminder:
Phillips High School JAG, which stands for Jobs for America's Graduates, attended the Joint Leadership Development Conference in Huntsville on Thursday, October 5th to learn from industry leaders about networking, soft skills, and career advancement.
Thank you to the Journal Record for the article highlighting our Greenhouse Projects!
Since 1962, when President John F. Kennedy created National School Lunch Week (NSLW), this annual observance has promoted the importance of a healthy school lunch in a child’s life and the impact it has both in and out of the classroom. #NSLW23 will be celebrated October 9-13.
SHOP LOCAL: Local businesses mean a stronger tax base and better use of public services. This translates into better schools and emergency response services for you and your family.
Wishing all of our wonderful custodians a Happy National Custodial Worker's Recognition Day!!! We appreciate you all!
International Family Night was a huge success! Special thanks to Ana Colburn and all of the others who helped make her vision a reality!
Watch for more information coming soon!
Thank you District Attorney Scott Slatton, Marion County Sheriff's Department, Hamilton Police Department, and Pickens County Sheriff's Department for conducting another K-9 search in one of our schools. We're working together to keep your kids safe!
Twenty-one Phillips High School students got the chance to give back today by serving with the Shoals area Habitat For Humanity. Mr. Mike King, JAG instructor, organized the event as a service project through Jobs For Americas Graduates (JAG) and local PHS JAG classes.
The annual Federal Programs Advisory Committee met today at the Marion County Board of Education. We always appreciate the discussion and suggestions of the members present.
Thank you to Mrs. Melinda Weaver and Alabama Power for their generosity in providing grant opportunities for our programs and students. Mr. Chris Farris and Mr. Ren Garrison are the proud recipients of Power To Play grants for their band and theater programs.
You are not alone! Ask. Help is everywhere!
Here's a great learning opportunity! Please call the Marion County Extension Office at 205-921-3551 to register.
It is always helpful to check your student's grades and attendance through PowerSchool. Please contact your local school if you need assistance. The link can be found on our website, or you may follow this link to the Parent Sign In page: https://marionco.powerschool.com/public/
Pay Attention to Attendance!
