Christmas tree dresses made by FCS Fashion Designer II class.
Congratulations to the following students for placing in the 2025 Love County Conservation Poster contest. 1st place Local and Area; Nathalie Sanchez, Elaina Avernini and Franchesca Lopez. Their poster are still in the State Competition. 2nd Place in Area and 1st Place Local; Janet Rejino. 2nd place Local; Abigail Regino, Yasmine Flores, Genesis Guerra and Sergio Garcia. 3rd Place Local; Melanie Castor, Arlin Valdez, Meighan Ballard and Ivy Whitmore.
Mrs. Presley's First Grade Class made butter today! They got to see how a liquid can turn into a solid when they shake the cream long enough. They also discussed how you have two products in the end - buttermilk and butter. They got to taste it at the end with a roll, and they talked about different flavors of butter that can be made. What a fun, interactive learning experience!
First Grade students read the book Balloons Over Broadway, created their own balloons, and then treated us to our own Balloon Parade in our hallway this morning!
Our Primary School GEM for November is Mrs. Hartman. Mrs. Hartman teaches Kindergarten and does an amazing job! She leads her Kindergarten team with a helpful, kind, and supportive spirit. She is always willing to go the extra mile to help all of her students succeed! Congratulations!
Congratulations to our Primary Students of the Month for November! Keep up the great work!
8th Grade students got to explore different trades at Southern Tech.
Did you know last week was National Kindness Day? Our students at MES created artwork to show kindness in honor of it. The contest showcased not only their artistic talent but also their commitment to spreading kindness in our school and community.
We have a lot of turkeys hiding out in disguise in our Primary School hallways as Thanksgiving approaches! Our students and their families are extremely talented and creative! 🦃
Our Pre-K students went on a "Bear Hunt" on Friday! We love to see how they use their imaginations every day!
So PROUD of our Indians!!!
No School on Monday, November 17th
🎉 Congratulations to the Marietta Academic Team! 🎉
Our team has officially qualified for Area Competition in January, and we couldn’t be more proud of their hard work, dedication, and academic excellence.
Well done, Indians! Keep rising to excellence!
Our team has officially qualified for Area Competition in January, and we couldn’t be more proud of their hard work, dedication, and academic excellence.
Well done, Indians! Keep rising to excellence!
The Christmas Spirit is in full swing in Mrs.Brown's Floral Design class. Students are busy crafting beautiful ornament wreaths and holiday swags to brighten the season.
FCCLA food drive donations went to Community Youth Services of Southern Oklahoma.
Marietta Elementary is helping shape the character of our students by giving back to those in need. We have collected shampoo, conditioner, body wash, deodorant, and various health/beauty care products. Each class collected these donations to give back to the Community Youth Services. Way to go! Way to spread kindness!!!
Congratulations to the October High School Students of the Month!
9th Grade - Brooklynn Miller & Aidan Ballard
10th Grade - Liliana Fernandez & Muhammad Walli
11th Grade - Emma Chaney & William Rutledge
12th Grade - Jazmine Medina & Troy Berry
Our FFA kids traveled to Indianapolis, Indiana to accept their National 3-Star Chapter award.
Since going to National Convention is such an honor and sought after trip, the students had to fill out an application and qualify to attend. This year, 9 students made the trip. These students included, Brody Bazor, Zade Bone, Timber Campbell, Aubrey Chill, Ian Dehoyos, Allison Hice, Addison Jackson, Maddison Magnus, and Taylor McCleskey.
To make the 837 mile journey a little more enjoyable, they made several educational stops along the way. In Kansas, they checked out Big Brutus, a massive coal shovel. In Missouri, they couldn’t resist stopping at a Bucky’s, for snacks and souvenirs. Illinois treated them to a small town treasure with the largest mailbox, pencil, birdcage, and more. Once into Indiana, they stopped at a dairy farm, an apple orchard, and a bee farm. They even got into the Halloween spirit by visiting a haunted house.
Of course, the main event was at convention! While there, our students also attended a job and career fair to explore future opportunities. The highlight of the trip came when Zade Bone and Brody Bazor, our Chapter President and Vice President, took the stage to accept the prestigious National 3-Star Chapter award.
On the way home, our students were already talking about the next national convention trip and how they can continue to build on the success they have achieved.
Since going to National Convention is such an honor and sought after trip, the students had to fill out an application and qualify to attend. This year, 9 students made the trip. These students included, Brody Bazor, Zade Bone, Timber Campbell, Aubrey Chill, Ian Dehoyos, Allison Hice, Addison Jackson, Maddison Magnus, and Taylor McCleskey.
To make the 837 mile journey a little more enjoyable, they made several educational stops along the way. In Kansas, they checked out Big Brutus, a massive coal shovel. In Missouri, they couldn’t resist stopping at a Bucky’s, for snacks and souvenirs. Illinois treated them to a small town treasure with the largest mailbox, pencil, birdcage, and more. Once into Indiana, they stopped at a dairy farm, an apple orchard, and a bee farm. They even got into the Halloween spirit by visiting a haunted house.
Of course, the main event was at convention! While there, our students also attended a job and career fair to explore future opportunities. The highlight of the trip came when Zade Bone and Brody Bazor, our Chapter President and Vice President, took the stage to accept the prestigious National 3-Star Chapter award.
On the way home, our students were already talking about the next national convention trip and how they can continue to build on the success they have achieved.
Happy Veteran's Day! We were excited to see so many of our own community members share in our Veteran's Day Assembly. We sang songs, read poems, and appreciated their service!
Our 5th grade basketball teams are building their character. They jumped in to help clean the Tishomingo gym after the tournament. It makes me proud our basketball teams are showing great sportsmanship on and off the court--true teamwork in action!
