Summer SOLE begins in MCS next week for approximately 800 students in grades K through 8. Teachers and administrators participate in planning and professional development today for the programming.
almost 2 years ago, Marion County Schools
Sheriff Riffle, Dr. Hage and others meet to plan upgrades to security and safety in Marion County Schools.
almost 2 years ago, Robin Haught
Collaborating for Support and Recruitment: Building a stronger community of support for teachers entering perhaps the most impactful profession. FSU and MCS teachers and administrators serve today to provide input on the field experiences for a pilot group on teacher residency.
almost 2 years ago, Marion County Schools
Do you know who the elected official is who is keeper of the Great Seal of West Virginia? These Marion County Schools Golden Horseshoe winners from Barrackville, Fairview, and West Fairmont Middle know. They were recognized and knighted at the WV State Capitol today.
almost 2 years ago, Marion County Schools
Did you get your tickets to see Marion County’s ⭐️s shine?
almost 2 years ago, Marion County Schools
It’s Flag Day, June 14, 2022. The holiday was started by a teacher when, in 1885, he led his school in the first formal observance in a small-town Wisconsin classroom. In 1949, Congress approved the national observance, and President Harry Truman signed it into law.
almost 2 years ago, Marion County Schools
Watch Marion County Schools Golden Horseshoe winners shine June 14, 2022. MCS 8th graders are among 271 students from across WV to be knighted as part of the 306th anniversary. The sessions begin at 9 a.m., 11:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. Watch the livestreams https://bit.ly/3zCldIO.
almost 2 years ago, Marion County Schools
Citizenship. Leadership. Patriotism. Marion County’s future leaders are represented well at WV Rhododendron Girls State tonight at Davis & Elkins College as Superintendent Dr. Hage participated in a panel of female superintendents from WV. Gov. Sidney Megna was moderator.
almost 2 years ago, Marion County Schools
MCS Families:
Students entering 7th & 12th grades are required to have the Tdap & meningitis vaccines in order to return on the first day of school, or to participate in summer practices/activities. Students may not attend school without proper verification of these vaccines. Students entering PreK, Kindergarten, 2nd, 7th, and 12th grades are required to show proof of Health and Dental exams. Please send documents to your child’s school as soon as possible.
ALSO, new state law requires that any student who has Emergency Medications ordered must have the medication administration form AND the medication available at school or the student may not attend school. Please ensure these are available and are given to the school nurse on the first day of school.
For more information visit https://www.marionboe.com/page/student-health-requirements
almost 2 years ago, Marion County Schools
Water Fun for a Cause! North Marion Husky Band annual car wash. Funds raised are used for travel, uniforms, band camp etc.
almost 2 years ago, Marion County Schools
Helping the Community and a Cure: Fairview Middle School with a team and booth at Marion County’s Relay for Life at Palatine Park.
almost 2 years ago, Marion County Schools
Congratulations to Sheridan Hudson from Rivesville Elementary/Middle who was selected as Statewide Runner-Up in WV Kids Kick Opioids PSA Contest. The drawing will be displayed inside the State Capitol. This is the second year that a Rivesville student was a state winner.