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Home of the Marietta Indians

Welcome to Marietta Public Schools, proud home of the Marietta Indians. Our district serves students from preschool through twelfth grade, providing a safe, supportive learning environment where they can become lifelong learners and contributing members of society.

Marietta Mission

The mission of Marietta Public Schools is to provide a positive environment that will enable all students to be lifelong learners and responsible, contributing citizens in an ever-changing global society.

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Board Accepts Bid, Resignations, and Hires New Staff

At Marietta’s regularly scheduled meeting of the board of education on Monday night, May 6, the board considered several things.

Marietta Public Schools Celebrates National Teacher Appreciation Week

To recognize the lasting contribution that teachers make to their students, National Teacher Appreciation Week is observed annually the first full week in May.

State Champs

Saturday, May 4 in Catoosa, Oklahoma was a good day to be a Marietta Indian.

Congratulations to Trace Stewart

Senior Trace Stewart signed with the Naval Academy.

Marietta Team Competes in Special Olympics

The Marietta Special Olympics team, coached by Hope Willis, took to the field on Wednesday, April 10, 2019 in Durant’s multi-sports complex for the Area Track and Field events.

Marietta Track Meet Brings Talent from Far and Wide

On Thursday and Friday, April 11 and 12, 2019, Marietta Public Schools hosted their junior high and high school track meets.

New Staff Coming to Marietta Primary

Marietta Primary Elementary will be welcoming some new staff members when school starts back in August.

Weather Slows Bond Construction

As part of a bond issue passed by the voters in Marietta’s school district, the concrete bleachers at McClain Stadium were removed near the end of 2018. Since then it seems that progress to replace them has been nonexistent.

Online Schools Not a Magic Wand

The use of technology in education isn’t exactly a new concept, but in recent years, there has been a sharp increase in the number of students who are leaving the traditional classroom and trading it for a virtual one.

Marietta Middle School’s STEM Program: Ahead of the Curve

A recent 60 Minutes segment called “Cracking the Code” about the field of computer programming provided a basis for comparison to a local teacher, Chris Dobbins, who was featured in a previous Monitor “Teacher Feature."

Indians End Season Against Hugo

The Marietta Indians opened play in the area tournament Thursday, February 28, against Kansas at Okemah, easily shooting the Comets down by a final score of 63-50.

Marietta Locks Down After Call

Last Wednesday, February 27, shortly after 2:30 p.m., Marietta Public Schools’ officials were notified by courthouse personnel of a phone call regarding the possibility that an unidentified high school student had a gun on campus.

Board Commends Harris, Approves Revised Construction Contract

At the regular board of education meeting held Monday, March 4, the Marietta Board of Education commended the actions of School Resource Officer, Brett Harris, during last Wednesday’s lockdown.

Marietta’s Nutter Signs With OBU

Zane Nutter, multiple state medal winner in cross country and track, has signed his letter of intent to be a high jumper and decathlete at Oklahoma Baptist University in Shawnee.

Latimer Signs Intent with SMU

Marietta High School senior Dani Latimer will be attending Division 1 school Southern Methodist University in Dallas, competing in reining events as a member of the women’s equestrian team.

Indians Beat Knights, Bulldogs – Kansas Comets Up Next!

Thursday, February 21 found the Indians, hot off a big win over Tishomingo in the district tournament, headed to Hugo to take on the Buffaloes at home in the first round of the regional tournament.

Resource Officer Brings Enthusiasm and Experience to Position

Marietta Public Schools has a new resource officer, but he is not new to the area or the profession.

You’ve Got What in Your Backpack?

Generally, when one hears the word contraband they think of items smuggled into a jail or prison, but for our purposes, contraband is just having something that is somewhere it really should not be.

Board Approves Bidding on STEM/Administration Facility

At Marietta Public Schools’ regularly scheduled meeting of the board of education on Monday, February 4, 2019, the board voted to begin the bidding process on a new facility which will house STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) classrooms and administration offices.

Indian Cross Country Runners Sign Letters of Intent

On Wednesday, February 6, 2019, two members of the Marietta Indians State Championship Cross Country team signed letters of intent to pursue their sport in college.

Indians Win Big at Tish Tourney

Public Information Officer Joani Hartin wrote an article about the Indians big tourney win.

Teacher Feature: Shari Hallum

Our teacher feature is on Shari Hallum.

Middle School Receives K20 Grant

Marietta Middle School has received a seven year K20 grant that will follow current 6th and 7th graders through high school.

DeLane and Denise Sanders

There’s no argument that DeLane and Denise Sanders have had a profound influence and lasting effect on many students.

Reduced to Rubble

The "historic" part of Marietta's McClain Stadium was torn down on Tuesday, January 9.

Courtney Jackson Returns

Whoever said that you can’t go home obviously didn’t know Courtney Jackson, daughter of Paul and Kim Jackson of Courtney.

Ronnie Moore Invitational Tournament

Marietta High School recently hosted the Ronnie Moore Invitational Tournament to honor the longtime school board member and Indian sports’ supporter.

What to do When You Have a Problem with your Child’s Teacher

There are steps that parents should follow when the need arises to communicate with a teacher.

Watching the Weather

Marietta Public Schools can now claim something that not many area schools have – their very own weather station.

Were You Ready for College?

It’s customary for the public to hear about a school’s report card, which usually has much to say about how that school’s students are performing on standardized tests of some kind.

Tourney is Back

Many moons ago, Marietta High School sponsored a basketball tournament that was a pretty big deal.

Brain Building

Chris Dobbins, middle school teacher and track coach, is a self-proclaimed science guy. This year, Marietta Middle School’s resident science guy is teaching a STEM class as an elective for a mix of sixth, seventh, and eighth-grade students.

Teacher Feature: Josh Bazor

Please take a moment to read all about our featured teacher, Josh Bazor.

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