🌾❤️ Our Primary students had a wonderful time today at the Love County Kids Extravaganza at the Fair Barn!

Our high school FFA students and local community members did an amazing job sharing all kinds of neat and interesting things about agriculture and farm life. From hands-on activities to interactive learning experiences, our students had a fantastic time exploring and learning! 🚜🐄🌱

It was a wonderful day of hands-on, active learning, and we are so thankful to everyone who helped make this experience possible for our students! 💚
about 6 hours ago, Ann Rutledge
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Congratulations to our Marietta Elementary August Students of the Month. 5th graders in back row: Addy Chandler, Jarixly Garcia Torres, Ryker Murphy, and Ezekial Urieta. 4th graders seated: Lucia Escobedo, Mila Aguilar, Aerial Jetto, and Adyson Cross. 3rd graders seated on floor: Jennabeth Counts, Willow Bruner, Ana Escobedo, and Gemma Carrasco.
about 12 hours ago, Dana McMillin
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Our elementary students had a fantastic time at the Love County Kids Extravaganza! They enjoyed hands-on learning from local high school FFA students and discovered more about agriculture and FFA life.

Students got to learn about showing animals, welding, fishing, and so much more! We love seeing our students explore new interests and learn from our older students. What a fun and educational day!
about 12 hours ago, Dana McMillin
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🌟 Our Primary School GEM (Great Educators Matter) for August is Mrs. Jessica Hice! 🌟
Mrs. Hice is serving in a new role this year as our Primary School Secretary, and she is doing an amazing job! She is kind, helpful, patient, and always has a smile for everyone she meets. 😊
We are thrilled to have Mrs. Hice as a part of our Primary School team! She is a true GEM, and we appreciate all she does for our students, staff, and families.
Congratulations, Mrs. Hice! We are so glad you are part of our team! 💎❤️
about 14 hours ago, Ann Rutledge
Jessica Hice posing in the hallway with her GEM.
Congratulations to our Primary School August Students of the Month! Keep up the good work!
about 15 hours ago, Ann Rutledge
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Bear's Friday Report . . .
about 16 hours ago, Jennifer Jones
Bear's Friday Report, Great attitude? Great Choices? Awesome students? Extra treats for me? Still pending . . .
First graders are working on their tossing and catching skills in P.E. class!
2 days ago, Ann Rutledge
Students in a gym playing catch.
Reminder... Blood Drive
TODAY, Wednesday, August 26th
at Old Middle School
9am - 2pm
3 days ago, Marietta Public Schools
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MS/HS parents and guardians, we would like to remind you of the following guidelines for parking and pickup/drop off:     •    All middle and high school student drop-offs and pick-ups must take place in the designated area on the north side of the school building (highlighted in red on the graphic).     •    All traffic should enter and exit following the yellow arrows shown on the map, creating a one-way traffic flow that will keep vehicles moving safely and efficiently.     •    Those who are dropping off or picking up students are asked not to stop or park in the drop-off/pick-up lane for any extended periods of time.     •    Those who need to come inside the building are asked to park in one of the designated parking areas and come in or use the loop on in front of the building.     •    Pick-ups and drop-offs on Gilliam Street are not allowed to improve student safety and reduce congestion on Gilliam Street. Reserved parking spaces are indicated by student paint/artwork and should not be parked in during school hours unless it is the student parking in their own purchased spot. Parents/guardians with questions can contact the school office at (580) 276- 9444 with questions, or email the site office of their child’s principal.
3 days ago, Natalie Haworth
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Support our Marietta FFA.... Get your Blue and Gold!!
3 days ago, Marietta Public Schools
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Reminder... No school, Monday, August 24, 2026
6 days ago, Marietta Public Schools
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Every 4th grader at the elementary used teamwork to make their grade level poster. Teamwork makes the dream work!
7 days ago, Dana McMillin
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Bear’s Friday Update 🐾

7 days ago, Jennifer Jones
Bear saying good job for a great week!
Love County Free Fair
August 27th - 29th
8 days ago, Marietta Public Schools
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Marietta High School Blood Drive
Wednesday, August 26, 2026
9am - 2pm
Old Middle School
9 days ago, Marietta Public Schools
Blooddrive
No School
Monday, August 24, 2026
10 days ago, Marietta Public Schools
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Mrs. Casey's first-grade class made slime for their science lesson yesterday! It sure is fun to get messy while learning sometimes!

11 days ago, Ann Rutledge
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✨🏰 THE MAGIC CONTINUES… HOMECOMING DRESS-UP DAYS ARE HERE! 🏰✨

The countdown is on, Indian Nation! 👀💫

It’s time to open your closets, get creative, and bring the MAGIC to life! 🎠✨

📅 AUGUST 31 – SEPTEMBER 4

Each day brings a new way to show your spirit as we celebrate THE MOST MAGICAL HOMECOMING ON EARTH! 🏰🎉

👀 Swipe through to see what’s in store!

Whether you’re going all out or keeping it simple, we want to see EVERYONE joining in!

✨ Dress up.
✨ Show your spirit.
✨ Make memories.
✨ BE PART OF THE MAGIC.

And remember… this is only the beginning! 🎡👑🏈

MORE MAGIC. MORE SPIRIT. MORE THAN BEFORE.

#MostMagicalHomecomingOnEarth #MariettaHomecoming #IndianNation #Homecoming2026 #MariettaIndians #MoreThanBefore #HomecomingMagic
11 days ago, Marietta Public Schools
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We have loved seeing our high school students' parking spots come to life! 🎨 spaces are still available to pay to reserve, $50 in the MHS office!
11 days ago, Natalie Haworth
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Our 5th graders at Marietta Elementary competed in The Marshmallow STEM Challenge today! They worked in groups of 3 and could only use the given materials to build a free-standing structure. Pictured are our 1st place structures from Mrs Stein’s homeroom (Eliza, Ruby, and Daylainis) and Mrs. Haworth’s homeroom (Emma, Christian, and Brett) standing at 18 7/8 inches and 17 inches, respectively. It was a great day working together, building our brains, and maybe eating the leftover marshmallows!🤪
14 days ago, Dana McMillin
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