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Friday, October 2, 2026
Friday, October 2, 2026
Red Ribbon Week
October 26th-30th
October 26th-30th
Student Council went to the District Officer Training in Comanche on Wednesday September 30th. They represented Marietta well and learned valuable leadership Skills.
Turning tech troubles into second chances! Our Technology Department high school student interns have been hard at work repairing Chromebooks that were previously disposed of or donated by other districts, giving these devices a new life and getting them ready for student use! We’re proud of our students for putting their skills to work and making a difference on our campus! 🙌🖥️
Learning about Author’s Purpose in a hands-on way! Our students, in Mrs. Miller's 3rd grade, worked with partners to identify and sort pictures of books based on whether the author’s purpose was to inform, entertain, or persuade. Then, they worked together to create their own poster boards to show their thinking! 📝📖
We love seeing our students collaborate, think critically, and make learning fun! ❤️
Parent Teacher Conference
Thursday, October 1st
3:16pm - 9:15pm
Thursday, October 1st
3:16pm - 9:15pm
SAVE THE DATE! The Marietta Public Schools Fall Festival is Thursday October 8th from 5PM - 8PM. Cash only and wear your Halloween costume if you have one! 🎃🍬🍭🍫🎃
Several of our Marietta High School students have been a part of internships and job shadowing opportunities recently. These opportunities align with our goal that all students will have a plan to be employed, enlisted, or enrolled when they graduate from MHS.
Ryley Dougherty was able to job shadow with some of the linemen at REA, and Samantha Silva and Benito Maldonado were able to job shadow in REA's accounting department. We are thankful for the partnerships with local businesses and organizations and for them welcoming our students!
Ryley Dougherty was able to job shadow with some of the linemen at REA, and Samantha Silva and Benito Maldonado were able to job shadow in REA's accounting department. We are thankful for the partnerships with local businesses and organizations and for them welcoming our students!
What makes Marietta special? 🖤💛
We are incredibly proud of the progress our English learners are making! These students bring so much diversity, talent, and energy to our schools, and we are proud to support them as they learn, grow, and find their voices.
The results highlighted in the graphic below reflect the dedication of our 2025–2026 ELL team:
🍎 ELL Teachers: Stacy Scarbrough and Randy Thurman
🤝 ELL Paraprofessionals: Adriana Fernandez, Mayra Fernandez, Yesenia Sanchez, and Grecia Varela
We are grateful for the patience, encouragement, and daily support this team provided to our students and families. Their hard work makes a lasting difference in our school community. ✨
We are also excited to welcome Maria Juanez to our ELL team this year and look forward to the continued growth and success of our students!
One more reason we’re proud to be Marietta Indians!
En Marietta, cada estudiante merece la oportunidad de encontrar su propia voz, y nuestros estudiantes que aprenden inglés están demostrando hasta dónde pueden llegar. ¡Una razón más por la que estamos orgullosos de ser Marietta Indians!
We are incredibly proud of the progress our English learners are making! These students bring so much diversity, talent, and energy to our schools, and we are proud to support them as they learn, grow, and find their voices.
The results highlighted in the graphic below reflect the dedication of our 2025–2026 ELL team:
🍎 ELL Teachers: Stacy Scarbrough and Randy Thurman
🤝 ELL Paraprofessionals: Adriana Fernandez, Mayra Fernandez, Yesenia Sanchez, and Grecia Varela
We are grateful for the patience, encouragement, and daily support this team provided to our students and families. Their hard work makes a lasting difference in our school community. ✨
We are also excited to welcome Maria Juanez to our ELL team this year and look forward to the continued growth and success of our students!
One more reason we’re proud to be Marietta Indians!
En Marietta, cada estudiante merece la oportunidad de encontrar su propia voz, y nuestros estudiantes que aprenden inglés están demostrando hasta dónde pueden llegar. ¡Una razón más por la que estamos orgullosos de ser Marietta Indians!
🔤✨Mrs. Bush's Kindergarten class ended their ABC Bootcamp last week! They had such a fun time using shaving foam to practice their letter formations! 😊 What a fun and hands-on way to celebrate all the letters they’ve learned!
🍎 Apple fun in Pre-K! 🍎
Mrs. Blevins’ Pre-K class had a wonderful time learning all about apples last week! They read the legend of Johnny Appleseed and enjoyed lots of hands-on activities. Students sorted, counted, and graphed apples, made apple volcanoes erupt, and even made their own applesauce! 🍎🌋🥄 Learning is always more fun when you can explore, create, and taste along the way! ❤️
Mrs. Blevins’ Pre-K class had a wonderful time learning all about apples last week! They read the legend of Johnny Appleseed and enjoyed lots of hands-on activities. Students sorted, counted, and graphed apples, made apple volcanoes erupt, and even made their own applesauce! 🍎🌋🥄 Learning is always more fun when you can explore, create, and taste along the way! ❤️
Congratulations to our Marietta Elementary Students of the Month for October.
Congrats to these two! Students who sold items from our fundraiser got to put their names in the bucket for a chance to win a plushie. We love celebrating our students for their hard work and helping make our fundraiser a success!
Fifth graders made reviewing their Native Americans unit a little more fun today! Students reviewed important facts and tested their knowledge with a little trash can basketball. Learning + teamwork + friendly competition= a great way to review!
💛 September is Pediatric Cancer Awareness Month. 💛
On Friday, we had the honor of celebrating two of our very own students who are cancer survivors with a special Honor Walk. Our students and staff came together to surround them with love, encouragement, and support as we celebrated their strength and courage. We are incredibly proud of these two amazing students and thankful to celebrate their journeys with them. 💛🎗️ Keep shining and keep inspiring us! 💛
On Friday, we had the honor of celebrating two of our very own students who are cancer survivors with a special Honor Walk. Our students and staff came together to surround them with love, encouragement, and support as we celebrated their strength and courage. We are incredibly proud of these two amazing students and thankful to celebrate their journeys with them. 💛🎗️ Keep shining and keep inspiring us! 💛
🌟 Congratulations to our September Primary School GEM (Great Educators Matter), Mrs. Modesta Esquival! 🌟
Mrs. Modesta does an amazing job helping keep our school clean, welcoming, and shining bright! She works so hard to keep our classrooms and building spotless and smelling wonderful. 🧹✨ Modesta always has a positive attitude and is kind to everyone she meets. We are so thankful for all she does to make our school a better place each day! Thank you, Mrs. Modesta, for all of your hard work and for helping our school shine! We appreciate you! 💙
🎉 Congratulations to our Primary School Students of the Month for September! 🎉We are so proud of your hard work, positive attitudes, and dedication! Keep shining and keep up the great work! 🌟
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Friday, October 2, 2026
Friday, October 2, 2026
Bear’s words of wisdom…
🎓💛 Celebrating National College Application Week! 💛🎓
This week was National College Application Week, and our students and staff showed their school spirit by wearing their favorite college shirts. We also celebrated the exciting next steps our seniors are taking after graduation!
We are proud of the students who have already applied, been accepted, or are exploring universities, colleges, and technical programs. Whether their next step is a four-year university, community college, technical program, or another path, we are excited to see where their hard work takes them!
Here’s to big dreams, new opportunities, and the many possibilities ahead! 🎓✨
This week was National College Application Week, and our students and staff showed their school spirit by wearing their favorite college shirts. We also celebrated the exciting next steps our seniors are taking after graduation!
We are proud of the students who have already applied, been accepted, or are exploring universities, colleges, and technical programs. Whether their next step is a four-year university, community college, technical program, or another path, we are excited to see where their hard work takes them!
Here’s to big dreams, new opportunities, and the many possibilities ahead! 🎓✨
