Good Evening Marietta Family,
It has been a very different summer from any we've ever experienced, but we have used the time given to prepare for a school year that may also look quite different than any before. Knowing that it is the best way to deliver quality education, Marietta Schools is committed to providing face-to-face instruction for the 2020-21 school year in a safe environment for both our students and our staff. We are truly looking forward to school starting on August 13th! As this pandemic has proven to be an ever-changing situation, we are continuing our work with local health officials and our amazing staff on specific plans that will allow us to do everything feasible to keep our schools healthy and fully operational while providing a positive learning environment for our students. More specific plans will be released in early August so that we can make the most informed decisions based on the facts at that time, while giving parents and staff time to prepare accordingly.
To avoid unnecessary face-to-face contact, enrollment will be fully online this year. If you have not received a parent activation email, please email contactus@mariettaisd.org to update your information or contact your child’s site. Please include the names of all students and grade levels in the email. Online enrollment will be open soon! All cafeteria charges, library fees, etc. must be paid in order to finalize enrollment.
By default, all students will be enrolled as usual in the traditional in-person model; This typical educational model is what we believe to be the most effective means of educating our students; however, we realize that this model may not meet the unique needs of every child. For this reason, we are also working to finalize plans to offer a full-time virtual instructional model for qualifying students who will commit to at least a full semester of attending fully online. Parents need to notify their child(ren)’s site principal as soon as possible if they plan to request full-time virtual.
There will be no school supply lists issued for Marietta Schools. All school supplies will be provided by the district for grades Pre-K through 8th grade again this year. We continue to do this as a service to the community and to help limit sharing of supplies.
We unfortunately anticipate disruptions to our school year including the need for short and potentially long term closures due to COVID-19. Notice regarding closures and other important information will be communicated via our Marietta Public School app, Facebook page and automated call/text system. In case of necessary school closure, our teachers and staff will be prepared to move fluidly from in-person to online instruction at a moment's notice. To help facilitate online learning, devices are available to be issued to every student and hotspots will be available to enable internet access at home. We have also increased our WiFi capabilities to allow access from parking areas on campus after hours and during closures for those with limited reception in their area. More information regarding devices and free WiFi will be available in the online enrollment documents and our return to school plan released in early August. Teachers will begin showing students how to navigate the devices and the learning platforms during the first days of school and much of the in-person instruction will incorporate online learning where feasible so that transitions will be more effective.
Bus transportation will be available for students for the 2020-21 school year; however, social distancing on bus routes will be a challenge. We will assign siblings to seats together when possible and windows will be down to allow increased air flow. Buses will be sanitized after each route. We ask that if you have the ability to transport your child(ren) to and/or from school that you please do so to decrease crowding on buses.
Other ways we plan to protect our staff and students include frequent sanitation of classrooms & buildings, temperature screenings and encouraging voluntary mask usage. Any formal decisions regarding wearing masks will be made based on advice/mandates from state and local health officials and will be in the final district plan in August. Although we have stocked up over the summer, the district’s supply of disposable masks will be depleted quickly and it is impossible to know if more will be available. If at all possible, please be prepared to provide a mask(s) for your child to wear and practice wearing them often. Talk to your child about the importance of social distancing and proper hand washing. And as always, please do not send your child to school if they are feeling unwell or exhibiting symptoms of illness.
This year will no doubt be difficult and challenging to say the least, but with your help and patience we will navigate through this uncharted territory as smoothly as possible. Our final plan, which will answer more specific questions, will be released the first week of August. Until then, be sure you have downloaded the school app and have updated your email address for enrollment.
Thank you for sharing your children with us!
Brandi Naylor
Superintendent
Did you get your parent access activation email? If not, contact the school at contactus@mariettaisd.org to ensure they have a current email address on file. Next week in the mail you will receive your activation code to complete the process. Online enrollment open soon!
All yearbooks will be located at the high school office and can be picked up Monday - Thursday . We have few extras if you need to purchase one
And that’s a wrap for the Class of 2020! Congratulations & we can’t wait to see all that you accomplish!
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Yearbooks will be distributed on Tuesday, June 30th between 10:00am-Noon in front of the high school. You will need to have a photo ID with you in order to pick up your yearbook.
For this morning’s graduation, we will not be allowing people into the stadium until 9:30. Also, all people planning to attend graduation need to park in the elementary parking lot. Only handicapped or disabled attendees will be able to park at the stadium.
Marietta Seniors : Yearbooks will be distributed tomorrow during graduation rehearsal. If you have not paid for one please bring a check or cash in the amount of $65.
Prom is at the Harper/Copper Room in Ardmore. The address is 119 A St SE Ardmore, OK 73401 (Across the street from Cafe Alley). Students are to park in the lot behind Caddo street barbecue. Students are to line up on the sidewalk to the north side of the building at 7:15. Spectators please be mindful of social distancing. Promanade will start at 7:30 and prom will last until 2 a.m. please have your tickets.
Parents and students, with graduation happening this Saturday at 10:00 am, we wanted to make sure everyone is aware of some procedures will we have in place for the ceremony.
First, if you have been sick, or are feeling sick, please do not attend. Graduation will be live streaned on the internet by KICM.
Secondly, If you come to graduation we are requesting that you wear a mask. We will be passing out masks at both entrances to the stands. We will also have hand sanitizer available. You can wear your own mask if you choose.
Third, please keep as much space as possible between your group and others. We will have every other row closed so to keep distance between each other.
Each senior is given 10 tickets for their families. If you do not have a ticket and still want to come, you will be able to sit along the fence line of the track.
Graduation practice is Friday (tomorrow) at 10:00 am, ALL SENIORS NEED TO BE THERE!
Marietta 4-H members Taryn Blankenship and Emily Faulkenberry will be serving as Love County 4-H officers for 2020-2021. Taryn will serve as County Song/Recreational Leader and Emily will serve as County Historian.
Due to construction & preparation for graduation at the football field, the gate will be locked after 5:00 pm on weekdays & all weekend for the next few weeks. The track will be not be available for use when the gates are locked. Thank you for your patience!
This is a reminder of upcoming events Marietta High school will be having during the week of June 22nd thru June 27th. Marietta High school scholarship night will be June 23rd at 6:00 pm in the high school auditorium.
Marietta high school prom will be held at the Harper Copper room in Ardmore June 25th, promenade begins at 7:30 pm and prom begins at 8:00 pm.
Marietta high school graduation will be held on June 27th at 10:00 am at McLain field (weather permitting).
Just a reminder that grab & go pick up of meals is still available at the cafeteria from 9:00-1:00 on Mondays & Wednesdays with multiple days of food handed out at a time. All students regardless of income are eligible to pick up meals. Contact Wendy Birks at wbirks@mariettaisd.org with any questions.
Parents , for information and updates about Marietta Athletics, please checkout the Marietta Indians athletic Facebook page.
Parents and students, there will be a fall sports meeting this Friday May 29th at 7:00 pm. in the high school gymnasium. Please try to attend if possible. Please only one parent per athlete to observe social distancing. Coaches will be there to answer questions about the upcoming summer workouts. If you have any questions, please call the High school at 580-276-3204
Remembering those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
Good afternoon parents and guardians! This is a reminder that all computers, chargers, textbooks, library books and any other items that belong to the school need to be checked in at this time. All building offices are open 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., Monday thru Thursday. We will be closed on Memorial Day. In order to be enrolled for next school year, all items checked out will have to be returned. Call your child's building if you have any questions or need to make other arrangements. Thank you!
Senior Spotlight
Mandy Page Sykora
Mandy is the 17 year old daughter of Brent and Tina Sykora and the granddaughter of the Peggy Sykora and late Charles Sykora and the late Wayne and late Joyce Varner. During her time at Marietta High School , Mandy has been involved in Cross Country, Track, Basketball, Bowling, National Honor Society, Student Council, Yearbook, FCA, 4-H and FFA. She has received many awards including KXII A+ Student Athlete, Superintendent's Honor Roll, Marietta High School Student Body President, Oklahoma Girls State Delegate (2019), Oklahoma Youth Tour Delegate (2019), 3x Cross Country Team State Champions, 5x Individual Cross Country and Track and Field State Champion. During her free time she enjoys running, cooking, and games with family and friends. She attends Shady Dale Baptist Church and her future plans include attending Arkansas Tech University as a student athlete on the women's cross country and track and field team and studying Digital Marketing and Business Management. Images are copyright of Legacy Photography. Images not to be saved, printed, or distributed.
Check out the Senior Tribute on the Love County Courthouse lawn! We are so proud of the Class of 2020! Photo credit Jennifer Dobbins.
Parade tomorrow at 3:00 downtown. Please observe all social distancing protocols.
Senior Spotlight
Seth Lemar Brown
Seth is the 18 year old son of Charles Lemar Brown and Susan Mischelle Brown and the grandson of Charles C. Brown and Carolyn Brown and Winston and Sue Warthen. While attending Marietta High School, Seth has been involved in Baseball, Student Council, and FFA. He has received the following awards and honors Superintendent’s Honor Roll (2016-2019),Small Animal Production FFA award (2016-2017),Lake Country All Conference, Defensive Player of the Year Award (2019), Student Of the Month for October (2019) and Tulsa State Champion in FFA Exhibit Reconditioned Machinery and Equipment. During his free time he enjoys video games, spending time with friends and puzzles. He attends All Faith Church in Marietta, OK and he plans to attend Southeastern State University and earn a bachelor’s degree.
We would like to thank Valarie with Legacy Photography for allowing us to use our senior pictures to honor our 2020 Graduates.
Congratulations Class of 2020 ! We are proud of you !
Zayne Poter
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Yisel Barrientos
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Victor Vidana
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Sethan Reed
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Rowdy Matthews
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River Pierce
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Remington Bean
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Rafael Escobedo
Senior Spotlight
Makinley Jade VanBeber
Makinely is the 18 year old daughter of Kari and Chip VanBeber and the granddaughter of Sherry and Phil Cail Brenda and Francis VanBeber. While attending Marietta High School, Makinely has been involved in Art, Choir, FCCLA, FFA, Cheer and Softball. She received the following awards, FFA State Champion, National Honor Society and All Ardmorite Cheer Team. During her free time she enjoys going to the lake, hanging out with friends, reading and jamming out to music. Her future plans are to get a job , get an apartment and take online classes while working full time.
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Rachel Dennington
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Pike Thompson
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Olivia Sanchez
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Noah Broseh
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Miriam Cecenas
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Mikayla Ballard
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Maria Delgado
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Mason Altman
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Manuel Lopez
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Malaciah McMillan
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Makayla Hicks
Senior Spotlight
Kaelyn Marie Dobbins
Kaelyn is the 17 year old daughter of Chris and Jennifer Dobbins and the granddaughter of Smokey and Pam Dobbins and Jim and Tammy Sanders. During her time at Marietta High School, Kaelyn has been involved in cross country 3 years, track 3 years, yearbook 2 years, student council 2 years, bowling 2 years, National Honor Society 2 years and 2 years Leadership. She has won many awards including Valedictorian , Member of 2018 and 2019 cross country team state championship, Member of 4x800 relay team that holds the school record,8x state cross country medalist, state track medalist, Cross Country All-Stater , Senior Class Treasurer, Yearbook Co-Editor and All-Ardmoreite Cross Country Athlete of the Year. During her free time she enjoys hanging out with friends, watching movies, and eating ice cream. She attends Marietta First Baptist Church in Marietta, OK and her future plans are to attend Arkansas Tech University to earn a degree in business data analytics and complete collegiality in cross country and track.
Attention Marietta football players. In anticipation of the upcoming football season, coach Doby is requesting you use some of the workouts on the following links:
https://www.runnersworld.com/training/g23341982/best-bodyweight-exercises/
https://www.menshealth.com/uk/building-muscle/a756325/10-best-bodyweight-exercises-for-men/
https://www.stack.com/a/10-minute-workout
Congratulations Class of 2020 ! We are proud of you !
Lindsey Ramirez
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Landon Price
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Kile Ing
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Johan Rodriguez
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Javier Barrientos
The Primary/Elementary Reverse Parade last Thursday night was deemed a huge success! Thank you to all parents that brought out their kids to participate. It was great having a last goodbye for the end of the year. Have a great summer!
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Jacquelin Martinez Ochoa
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Hunner Payne
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Gary Arthur
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Ezeuqiel Barrientos-Garcia
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Diego Magallanes
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Danny Sanchez
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Courtney Lamb
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Coral Castor-Castaneda
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Coleby Ing
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C. J. Barrientos
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Brayan Sanchez
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Austin Hartman
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Annamarie Del La Torre
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Aldo Buenrostro
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Albert Florez
Reminder that all school items including chromebook, athletic uniforms, library books and/or any other school equipment must be returned this week to the appropriate campus M-W, 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
May 7, 2020
Dear Parents of the Class of 2020:
We would like to share some important information with you regarding preparations for your student’s upcoming graduation events and prom. We ask that you discuss these details with your son or daughter.
Senior Parade and Yard Signs
At 3:00 p.m. on May 14th yard signs representing each senior will be placed on the Love County courthouse lawn. The following day, May 15th, there will be a drive-thru Senior parade at 3:00 p.m. on Main Street. We ask that all seniors and their family members stay in the vehicle and line up at North Front street by 2:30 p.m. (same as homecoming). We want to encourage seniors to decorate their cars and we ask that you DO NOT wear your cap and gown out of fear that you will lose components of it before graduation. We will then ask parade vehicles to stop & park near the courthouse and we will call only the senior to exit the vehicle and go to the stage to receive their sign. ALL OTHERS SHOULD REMAIN IN THEIR VEHICLES. A photographer will be on site to take photos that will be uploaded for each student to access. It is very important that we adhere to all social distancing guidelines.
Scholarship Awards
There will be a scholarship awards ceremony at 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday, June 23rd at the Marietta auditorium. This is an invite only event. You will be contacted by June 15th if you are invited to attend.
Prom
Prom will be held on June 25th at the Winstar World Casino Convention center. Tickets will go on sale starting after the parade on May 15th, and are $50. Prom will be at 8 p.m. with the promenade beginning at 7 p.m. at the Marietta gymnasium. Prom includes a meal, snacks, prom and after-prom.
Graduation Rehearsal
Graduation rehearsal is mandatory for all seniors. Seniors must attend practice on Friday, June 26th , at 10:00 a.m. at the football field.
Graduates Arrival for Graduation
Our graduation will be held on Saturday, June 27, 2020, at 10:00 a.m. at the Marietta Football Stadium. Students must arrive by 9:00 a.m.
ALL PLANS ARE CONTINGENT TO COVID GUIDELINES AND RESTRICTIONS AND ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE BECAUSE OF THAT FACT.
Warmest regards,
Kimberly Fraire
Counselor
Hello Primary & Upper Elementary School parents & students! We want to celebrate the end of this school year with a “Reverse Parade” this Thursday from 5:30-6:30 PM in our elementary school parking lot loop. Jump in your car and bring your students to drive through our loop so we can see those kiddos’ faces that we miss so much, wave, & say hello! 🚗👋
We would like to congratulate Trace Stewart a Marietta Indian 2019 graduate on completing and graduating from the Naval Academy prep school and his acceptance into the Naval Academy in Annapolis. Best wishes on your journey and congratulations on being one of the elite! Great job!
The following Marietta students have been inducted into the National Technical Society at Southern Tech.
Vanessa Aldaba -Junior
Mayte Salazar -Junior
Yoselin Sanchez -Junior
LaKira Anderson -Senior & 2nd year Honors
Galilea Baca -Senior & 2nd year Honors
Karley Riley -Senior & 2nd year Honors
Neida Salazar -Senior & 2nd year Honors
Cheyenne Thacker -Senior & 2nd year Honors
Congratulations!!!!
Chad Cargile, an act test prep guru will be answering questions/ sharing info concerning ACT on May 1st @ 2:00. The website is crowdcast.io, in the search box type Chad Cargile,
IMPORTANT MESSAGE: Kim Fraire will be at the High School next Wednesday and Thursday 8AM-10AM to assist students who need to enroll in concurrent classes for summer and fall semesters.
As you find school library books, please return them. Bin is located at the elementary building.
Senior Spotlight
Kenia Guadalupe Pichardo
Kenia is the 18 year old daughter of Maria Concepcion Aldaba and Pablo Pichardo and the granddaughter of Lola Rodriguez Sanchez and Luciano Aldaba Barrientos. While attending Marietta High School, Kenia has been involved in March Band, Color Guard, FCCLA, Spanish Club and the construction program at Southern Tech, she was also elected Class Secretary in the Construction Program. During her free time she enjoys drawing, spending time with family and friends, dancing and cooking. She attends St. Mary Catholic Church in Ardmore, OK and her future plans are to attend Southeastern Oklahoma State University and earn a Bachelor’s degree in Nursing.
Senior Spotlight
Yoselin Salas
Yoselin is the 19 year old daughter of Arturo Salas and Alma Flores and the granddaughter of Manuel Salas and Teresa Soriano, Marcelino Flores and Felipa Ceceñas. While attending Marietta High School, Yoselin has been involved in Business Professionals of America, Medical Office Assistant program at Southern Tech and Gifted and Talented. She has received National Honor Society, Interview Skills finalist for BPA , Fundamentals of Technology Certification and National Career Readiness Certificate ( Math- Silver). During her free time she enjoys drawing, playing guitar and watching movies with her family. Her future plans are to attend Murray State College to increase her knowledge in the medical office field.
Marietta middle school students need to enroll for next year classes by this Thursday, April 30th. Forms are available through students English google class assignments or a paper copy is available at the MS office Monday or Thursday 9am-noon. Don’t wait-electives are filling up quickly!
Senior Spotlight
Briana Nicole Moore
Briana is the 18 year old daughter of Gina Moore and Chuck Derby. She's the granddaughter of Phyllis Moore Leach, and the late; Jesse Moore, Evertt Derby, and Lucy Derby. During her time at Marietta High School, Briana has been involved in FCCLA, Choir, Spanish, and Southern Tech Nursing Program. She has received a certification in CNA, RMA, CPR, and First Aid. During her free time, she enjoys going shopping with her girls, going to FT Smith AR., close to where she grew up, movies, bowling, fishing, riding four-wheelers, going to car races, and spending time with her family and friends. She's a member of the First Baptist Church in Pocola, Ok and her future plans are to take her basics at South Eastern State University, then apply to OU for Dental Hygiene School.
Senior Spotlight
Malaciah McMillan
Malaciah is the 17 year old daughter of Tella Hamilton and Chad McMillan and the granddaughter of Ronald Callen and Marion Mercado. During her time at Marietta High School, Malaciah has been involved in Art 1 year, Basketball 1 year and Softball 1 year. During her free time she enjoys painting, drawing, sketching, reading mystery books, hanging out with friends and going out with her fiancé, she also enjoys writing her own songs based off her emotions. Her future plans include to attend OSU-IT or Murray State College to study psychology.
Senior Spotlight
Katelyn Anastasha Coffey
Katelyn is the 18 year old daughter of Patrick Coffey Sr and Mary Coffey and the granddaughter of Delores and Bob Parker, William Coffey. While attending Marietta High School, Katelyn has been involved in FCCLA (4 years) ,FFA (3 years), Softball, Teachers Aide, Office Aide and Counselor Aide. During her free time she works at the nursing home, spends time with family and friends, watches her niece, and drives around. Her future plans are to obtain a degree in nursing, get rich and live her life.
Senior Spotlight
Nicole Moore
Nicole is the 18 year old daughter of Gina Moore and Chuck Derby and the granddaughter of Phyllis Moore Leach and the late Jesse Moore and late Evertt Derby and late Lucy Derby. During her time at Marietta High School, Nicole has been involved in FCCLA, choir, Spanish and the Southern Tech Nursing program. She has received certification in First Aid, CPR, CAN and RMA. During her free time she enjoys going shopping with her girls, going to Arkansas where she grew up, watching movies, bowling, fishing, riding four-wheelers, watching car races with her dad and spending time with my family and friends. She is a member of First Baptist Church in Pocola, OK and her future plans are to attend South Eastern State University in Durant to take her basic courses then apply to OU for Dental Hygiene School.
Senior Spotlight
Nestor Sanchez
Nestor is the 18 year old son of Jose Sanchez and Yesenia Sanchez and the grandson of Eulojio and Maria Sanchez and Mario and Victoria Castaneda. During his time at Marietta High School , Nestor has been involved in Football 4 years, Baseball 4 years, Basketball 4 years, Cheerleading 4 years, Track 4 years, Cross Country 4 years, FFA 4 years, FCCLA 2 years, Speech 2 years and Band 3 years. His hobbies include reading and watching informational documentaries , studying, teaching his little sister who looks up to him, spending time with his family , his brother Omar and aunt Viki and best friend Alex and he also enjoys listening to music, singing and going to dances. He attends Good Shepherd Catholic Church in Marietta, OK and he plans to attend OSU-IT and pursue a career in High Voltage Lineman.
Senior Spotlight
Neida Salazar
Neida is the 18 year old daughter of Luz Salas and Presililano Salazar and the granddaughter of Teresa Soriano, Manuel Salas, Fransisco Salazar, and Elvira Salazar. While attending Marietta High School, Neida has been involved in FCCLA , FFA and Gifted and Talented. She has received the National Technical Honor Society and National Honor society awards. During her free time she enjoys reading, she also attends Saint Mary Catholic Parish and her future plans include to attend East Central University and gain an accounting degree.
Senior Spotlight
Colt Bartling
Colt is the 17 year old son of Blaze & Teresa Bartling and the grandson of Laurie & Lonny Bartling. During his time at Marietta High School , Colt has been involved in Baseball 4 years, Basketball 1 year, Cross Country 3 years, Student Council 1 year, National Honor Society 1 year, Academic Bowl 1 year and Marching Band 3 years. During his free time he enjoys fishing, swimming, reading and spending time with friends and family. His future plans are to go to college to play baseball and attend pharmacy school to become a compound pharmacist.
Senior Spotlight
Serene Horn
Serene is the 18 year old daughter of John Horn and the granddaughter of Ken and Connie Langdon. While attending Marietta High School, Serene has been involved in Art,Band, FCCLA and Special Olympics. She has received 1st and 2nd place in FCCLA events, Special Olympics events 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th place in various events, and multiple art contests winning 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and honorable mention. During her free time, she enjoys painting, drawing, creating characters, writing stories, studying music, and watching movies. Her future plans include to attend Murray State College, work with pets, make cartoons and write stories.
Senior Spotlight
Mauricio Salazar
Mauricio is the 18 year old son of Senobio Salazar and Amelia Fernandez and the grandson of Tomasa Sanchez and Gil Fernandez and Lusina Barientos and Donasiano Salazar. During his time at Marietta High School, Mauricio has been involved in Band and Leadership. His hobbies include watching movies, hanging out with his friends, and driving around on the back roads. His future plans include to join the workforce and gain a tradesmen certificate.
Senior Spotlight
Seth Lemar Brown
Seth is the 18 year old son of Charles Lemar Brown and Susan Mischelle Brown and the grandson of Charles C. Brown and Carolyn Brown. While attending Marietta High School, Seth has been involved in Baseball, Student Council, and FFA. He has received the following awards and honors Superintendent’s Honor Roll (2016-2019),Small Animal Production FFA award (2016-2017),Lake Country All Conference, Defensive Player of the Year Award (2019), Student Of the Month for October (2019) and Tulsa State Champion in FFA Exhibit Reconditioned Machinery and Equipment. During his free time he enjoys video games, spending time with friends and puzzles. He attends All Faith Church in Marietta, OK and he plans to attend Southeastern State University and earn a bachelor’s degree.
Senior Spotlight
Selene Jael Perez
Selene is the 18 year old daughter of Consuelo and Jose Perez and the granddaughter of Aurora Estrada and Ramiro Perez and Maria Ortiz and Jose Flores. While attending Marietta High School, Selene has been involved in FFA, FCCLA, Choir and Leadership, she has also received National Honor Society award and the A and B Honor Roll award. During her free time she enjoys shopping, going to the movies, bowling, and hanging out with my family and boyfriend. She attends Good Shepherd Church in Marietta, Ok and her future plans include to go to college and become a neonatal nurse practitioner, marry my boyfriend Mario, and build my dream home.
Senior Spotlight
Kevin Robles
Kevin is the 18 year old son of Jesus and Irma Robles. During his time at Marietta High School, Kevin has been involved in FCCLA, Band, Student Council, Leadership, 4H, FCA, Spanish Club, Junior Class Secretary, Office Aid, Senior Class Vice President, FCCLA Vice President of Star Events, FCCLA First Vice President, and Drum Major 1 Year. He has received numerous honors including, National Honor Society, The National Society of High School Scholars, Student of the month of October, Class overachiever, Most likely to become president, Prom Prince, FCCLA top 10 member for 3 years, Principal's Honor Roll, and Perfect Attendance. During his free time he enjoys spending time with friends and family, going out to eat, writing, and being the favorite child. He attends S. Mary Catholic Church in Ardmore, OK and his future plans include to attend East Central University and obtain a bachelor's degree then transfer to Oklahoma University to attend dentistry school.
Senior Spotlight
Ashleigh Marie Wood
Ashleigh is the 18 year old daughter of Heather and Michael Cummings (mother and stepfather) and Lance Wood (father) and the granddaughter of James and Linda Alexander, Don and Linda Cummings, Cecil and Becky Wood, John and Nancy Sjulin, Preston and Donna Dalton, Nancy Evans and Roger Hollister. During time at Marietta High School, Ashleigh has been involved in FFA 4 years, show choir 1 year, Student Council freshman and sophomore year and Leadership. She has also received Principal's honor roll. During her free time she has been involved in dance for 13 years, spending time with family and friends, listening to music, spending money and working at the daycare. She attends First United Methodist Church in Ardmore, OK and her future plans include to attend college at Texas Tech University to study Early Childhood Education and become a kindergarten teacher
Senior Spotlight
Allison Burney Hicks
Allison is the 18 year old daughter of T. Todd and Shelly Hicks and the granddaughter of William “Tim” Hicks, Rilda Renick, and Juanita Carter. While attending Marietta High School, Allison has been involved in FFA 5 years, FCCLA 5 years, Softball 6 years, Track 2 years, Student Council 2 years, Bowling 3 years and Basketball 2 years. She has also received the following honors and awards National Honor Society 3 years, Principal’s Honor Roll 5 years, Superintendent’s Honor Roll 3 years and Marietta FFA Officer 3 years. During her free time Allison enjoys painting, showing livestock, cooking, hanging out with friends, playing monopoly, petting Baylor and Hydo, watching Mitchy and watching Netflix. She attends Marietta Church of Christ and her future plans include to attend Rose State College and obtain an associate degree in Dental Hygiene then move to Wyoming.
Senior Spotlight
Galilea Baca
Galilea is the 17 year old daughter of Miguel Baca & Susana Hernandez and the granddaughter of the (late) Maria Guerra and Jose Guerra and the (late) Daniel Baca Ruiz & Maria Jimenez Aguilar. During her time at Marietta High School she has been involved in National Technical Honor Society 2 years, Show Choir 3 years , HOSA 2 years, Choir 1 year, Basketball 1 year. She has received many awards including Superior rating at Little Dixie Choir Competition, Winner of a superior rating at the state music contest and district contest, winner of an excellent rating at the OSSAA music contest x3, winner of an excellent rating at the OSSAA music contest (state), Second place at the Love County Conservation District, OACD Youth Contest 2nd place, Perfect attendance award (sophomore year). During her free time she enjoys drawing, painting, coloring, singing, playing (Nintendo) video games, hanging out with family, watching Naruto, designing outfits, taking care of animals, watching Kirby Right Back At Ya, and taking care of my Animal Crossing town. She plans to attend Oklahoma State University and major in Biology Pre-Med Science after that become a medical student at OSU College of Osteopathic Medicine and become a general surgeon.
Senior Spotlight
Jacob Kale Wiley
Jacob is the 18 year old Stephanie Dewbre and the grandson of the late Janell Swick and Gary and Sue Hawkins. While attending Marietta High School, Jacob has been involved in Special Olympics, band, ag, FCCLA, and Finance. He has won the following honors and awards, FCCLA Vice President, 2nd Place in FCCLA Table Setting, received 1st place in Horseshoes 2 years, Silver Certification in Video Production, Adobe Premiere Pro Certification, recognized for Youth Leadership Forum in Chickasha, Oklahoma, the State of Oklahoma Citation Of Recognition from Representative Tommy Harden and the State of Oklahoma Citation Youth Leadership Delegate from Senator Frank Simpson. During his free time he enjoys video production, video games, and bowling. He attends Church of Christ in Marietta, Oklahoma and his future plans include to work in video production and pursue a singing career.
Senior Spotlight
Karley Ann Riley
Karley is the 17 year old daughter of JT and Ashley Riley and the granddaughter of Linda and David Patton and Paul and Gale Riley. During her time at Marietta High School, Karley has been involved in softball, track, band, speech, FCCLA, National Honor Society, FCA ,the nursing program at Southern Tech and served as the school mascot for 2 years. She received the following awards and honors, National Technical Honor Society, National Honor Society, All American Mascot and Softball, Perfect Attendance at Southern Tech, registered CNA and CMA, and Phlebotomist. During her free time she enjoys fishing, hanging out with family, friends, and her boyfriend. She attends Marietta’s First Baptist Church and her future plans include to attend Murray State , transfer to Langston University and obtain her RN Degree.
Senior Spotlight
Javier Serrano
Javier is the 18 year old son of Marisol Serrano and Javier Serrano Morales and the grandson of Rosario Rivas, Chago Rivas & Queta Serrano & Late Ángel Serrano. While attending Marietta High School, Javier has been involved in football, student council and leadership. He has received the following awards and honors ,Football District Special Teams Honorable mention, School Vice President and Being friends with OU legend Austin Seibert. His hobbies include kicking field goals, fishing and hanging out with his friends. His future plans include to attend college and obtain a biology degree in order to get into dental school, receive his D.D.S and become a Dentist.
Free COVID19 testing Thursday.
Senior Spotlight
Oliver Serrano
Oliver is the 18 year old son of Moy and Maria Serrano and the grandson of Pilo and Amparo Serrano and Alphonse and Vincenta Barientos. While at attending Marietta High School Oliver played basketball , won Prom King and Homecoming King as well as voted most handsome. He was also voted as best defender in the soccer league out of Denton, TX. His hobbies include spending time with his family, listening to music, looking at shoes that cost way too much and hanging out with his buddies. He attends Good Shepherd Catholic Mission Church in Marietta, OK and his future plans include to attend OSU-IT and major in HVAC.
Senior Spotlight
Brisa Rueda
Brisa is the 18 year old daughter of Jose C. Rueda and Cipriana Barrientos and the granddaughter of Carmel Rueda , María Asunción Castañeda, Mateo Barrientos and Julia Salazar. During her time at Marietta High School, Brisa has been involved in the following activities, softball, track, FCCLA , FFA and FCA. She has been on the A&B Honor Roll and the Principal’s Honor Roll. Her hobbies include shopping, spending time with family, friends, and her boyfriend. She attends Good Shepherd Catholic Church in Marietta, OK and her future plans are to attend Murray State College and become a Labor and Delivery RN.
Senior Spotlight
Cody Jordan Hicks
Cody is the 18 year old son of Allen and Jennifer Hicks and the grandson of Dewey and Donna Hicks and Denise Trivitt and the late Dwayne Trivitt. While attending Marietta High School , Cody has been involved in football, track, FFA, and powerlifting and qualified for state in 2020. He has won many awards including National Honor Society , Vice President FFA 19’-20’, FFA Treasurer 18’-19’, FFA Sentinel 17’-18’, 2017 All-Ardmoreite Football, 2018 All-Ardmoreite Track, 2019 All Ardmoreite Football and 2019 All-District Offensive Lineman. His hobbies include hunting, fishing, and spending time with friends. He attends Enville Community Church in Enville, OK and his future plans include to attend OSU-IT and major in HVAC to pursue Journeyman exam and certification.
During the coming weeks maintenance is being conducted to our student information system. The process will combine duplicate parent/guardian records. We will do our best not to disrupt access but if you are no longer able to view student data in Gradebook please contact Roberta Morgan at rmorgan@mariettaisd.org.
Update: Yard Signs will be purchased for all 2020 Marietta Seniors ! We are proud of all of you and will let you know when we will distribute them.
Attention Seniors :
You may order the below yard signs from Legacy Photography by contacting Valerie at 580-224-1867. These are 24x18 inches and will cost $22 this includes shipping cost. You can pay by credit card or check/cash.
Senior Spotlight
Mandy Page Sykora
Mandy is the 17 year old daughter of Brent and Tina Sykora and the granddaughter of the late Charles and Peggy Sykora and the late Wayne and late Joyce Varner. During her time at Marietta High School , Mandy has been involved in Cross Country, Track, Basketball, Bowling, National Honor Society, Student Council, Yearbook, FCA, 4-H and FFA. She has received many awards including KXII A+ Student Athlete, Superintendent's Honor Roll, Marietta High School Student Body President, Oklahoma Girls State Delegate (2019), Oklahoma Youth Tour Delegate (2019), 3x Cross Country Team State Champions, 5x Individual Cross Country and Track and Field State Champion. During her free time she enjoys running, cooking, and games with family and friends. She attends Shady Dale Baptist Church and her future plans include attending Arkansas Tech University as a student athlete on the women's cross country and track and field team and studying Digital Marketing and Business Management. Images are copyright of Legacy Photography. Images not to be saved, printed, or distributed.
Senior Spotlight
Vegas Loraine Bell
Vegas is the 17 year old daughter of Chris and Ranae Bell and the granddaughter of Bill and Marcia Bell and Justin and the late Mary Yearby. During her time at Marietta High School, Vegas has been involved in student council, leadership, track, cross country, FCA and 4H. She has received many awards including, Cross Country State Champion 3 years, Class Vice President, National Honor Society, Girls State Delegate, and 4H Club Vice President. Her hobbies include spending time with friends and family, reading books and playing with her little sister. She attends Shady Dale Baptist Church and her future plans include to go to Oklahoma State University and obtain a Bachelor’s in Biology. Images are copyright of Legacy Photography. Images not to be saved, printed, or distributed.
Senior Spotlight
Kristlyn Nicole Farris
Krsitlyn is the 18 year old daughter of Troy and Tiffiny Farris and the granddaughter of the late Darlena Pelt, Michael Breaux, and the late Troy Farris , Kelly Ryan. She has been involved in band and her hobbies include spending time with family and always hanging out with her best friend RayAnna. Her future plans are to join the Army and got to college and become a marine biologist. Images are copyright of Legacy Photography. Images not to be saved, printed, or distributed.
Senior Spotlight
LaKira Michelle Anderson
LaKira is the 18 year old daughter of Brylun Anderson and Kasie Colston and the granddaughter of Lisa and Bobby Anderson , Teresa and Manuel Ortega and Martha and Randall Colston. While attending Marietta High School, LaKira has been involved in track, softball, FFA, and the Cosmetology program at Southern Tech as well as SkillsUSA member. She has won many awards including National Technical Honor Society, Perfect Attendance, A&B Honor Roll and All A Honor Roll. Her hobbies include hanging out with her boyfriend and family, drawing, playing video games, sleeping and watching movies. Her future plans include to go to college, get a good job and have a lot money, marry her current boyfriend, buy a huge house and have her own makeup brand. Images are copyright of Legacy Photography. Images not to be saved, printed, or distributed
Senior Spotlight
Dylan Michael Prather
Dylan is the 18 year old son of Kimberly Prather and stepdad Johnathon Boswell, Jamey Prather and stepmom Kasie Prather and the grandson of Reba and Jose Rueda, Teresa Prather, John Stovall, Dennis and Darla Boswell, and Robbin and Gary Hill. During his time at Marietta High School , Dylan participated in football, power lifting, where he qualified for State, FFA and FCCLA. He attends All Faith Baptist Church and his future plans include to go to OSU-IT and become certified in power plant operations.
Senior Spotlight
DaNea Briann Lehman
DaNea is the 18 year old daughter of Teresa Lehman and the late George Lehman and the granddaughter of David and Marie Payne and David and Cora Lehman. During her time at Marietta High School , DaNea has been involved in choir, band and FCCLA. Her hobbies include spending time with her great niece and nephew. She attends Eastside Baptist Church and her future plans include to become and LPN.
Senior Spotlight
Bailey Yohn
Bailey is the 19 year old daughter of Shannon Yohn and Step Father Shawn Beal and Donny Yohn and granddaughter of Sherry Boosamra and Bill Lenard. While at Marietta High School she has been involved in FCCLA and choir. Her hobbies include reading and drawing. Her future plans include to go to college and receive a bachelor’s degree in nursing.
Senior Spotlight
Aaliyah Garcia
Aaliyah Garcia is the 18 year old daughter of Javier and Jan Garcia and the granddaughter of Tom Wilson, Mike and Sharon Sampson, and the late Raul and Carmen Garcia. During her time at Marietta High School Aaliyah has been involved in many activities including FCCLA and an officer for 4 years, band where she has been the drum major for the 3 years, yearbook, student council and an officer 1 year, speech, Southern Tech and Oklahoma Business Professionals of America and held the position of state reporter. She has won many awards such as Band Ensemble 1 ,Student of the Month of February ,Most Spirited Award from all surrounding school ,National Career Readiness Certificate ,Fundamentals of Technology
Career Tech University ,Marietta FCCLA Top 10 member for 5 years, National Skill, Demonstration Event FCCLA ,District Star Events- New member Facts ,Rookie Camp- Oklahoma FCCLA ,Promote and Publicize FCCLA ,Cooking Heart Award- Marietta FCCLA ,Wrinkled Hands Award- Marietta FCCLA ,Putting Leadership In Action Award ,Outstanding Accomplishment Advance Speech and Letter M Award for Softball. Her hobbies include bible study, fishing, family time, and spending time with Clayton. She attends Cross and Crown Ministries and her future plans include to start her career in medical office and move to Texas with Clayton Bell.
Senior Spotlight
Nicholas Duane Bierschenk
Nicholas is the 17 year old son of Lynn Bierschenk , Monte and Melissia Bierschenk and the grandson of Larry Paulsen. He is a member of Marietta FFA and during his time in FFA he has won several awards including OYE Ag Mechanics Division Winner, OKC Fair state winner in shop improvement division ,Tulsa State Fair state winner in shop improvement division ,Tulsa State Fair Ag Mechanics Reserve Grand Champion and Love County Ag Mechanics Grand Champion. He is a also a member of the National Honor Society. His hobbies include hanging out with his girlfriend, welding and riding his motorcycle. His future plans are to attend Oklahoma State University and double major in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering.
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Senior Spotlight
Rebecca Lynn Vinson
Rebecca is the 18 year old daughter of Tommy Vinson and Jackie Campbell and the granddaughter of Jack and Pearl Campbell and the late Marshall Vinson and the late Iva Lorene Vinson as well as Mary Vinson. During her time at Marietta High School , Rebecca has been involved in Speech, Theatre, Student Council, Academic Bowl, Kindness Counts and Gifted and Talented. She is a member of National Honor Society and was the 2019 Girls State Delegate. Her hobbies include art, writing and fishing. Rebecca plans to attend South Eastern State University and major in Psychology.
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Senior Spotlight
Cheyenne Sierra Thacker
Cheyenne is the 18 year old daughter of Mistee and Donnie Thacker and the granddaughter of Carolyn and Roy Rains, Brenda Smith, Sam and Debbie Cain, Judy and Jake Mayes, and Trina Wells. She attends Eastside Baptist Church. She is a member of the National Honor Society, National Technical Honor Society and Work Keys National Career Readiness. While at Marietta High School, Cheyenne has attended Southern Tech where she has been certified in the following areas, Career Tech Fundamentals of Technology, Medical Assistant and Medical Administrative Assistant. Her hobbies spending time with her family and boyfriend, going mudding her jeep and go fishing. She also enjoys spending time with all of her critters such as the goats, chickens, dogs, guinea pigs, and cat. Her future plans include to work in the medical field using her experience that she has gained at Southern Tech and attend college to earn her ADN-RN degree.
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Senior Spotlight
Dylan Cole Brock
Dylan is the 18 year old son of Robert and Misty Brock and the grandson of Scott and Stevie Chitwood , Kathy Brock and the late Bob Brock. During his time at Marietta High School he has been part of the football, baseball and basketball teams as well as All A Honor Roll. He is also Valedictorian. His hobbies include spending time with family and his girlfriend. His future plans include going to college to become an orthodontist.
Today was our 1st day of distance learning. Hang in there! We are learning too!
Child Nutrition Director, Wendy Birks & her amazing staff handed out over 1000 breakfast/lunch combo meals this week in our first week of grab and go meal service!
All 3rd-5th students have personal belongings at school. If you haven’t come by to pick those items up, today is the day until 2:30.
Middle School students - we saw 81% of you today picking up your items. It was GREAT to see you. We will be in the building Monday from 9:00-12:00 for any student who still needs to come get things.
All Marietta high school boys who will be a Sophomore,Junior or Senior NEXT year. In order to be custom fitted with a new helmet and shoulder pads, you must email coach Doby, our new head football coach. His email is adoby@mariettaisd.org. This needs to be done by April 8th.
Seniors, Scholarship deadlines have been extended. They are now due no later than April 22nd.
Just a reminder, if you still need a device and couldn’t make it on Thursday, the office hours for each school is Mon & Thurs. 9-12. You can also call and leave a message if needed.
Personal item pickup & device checkout going on this morning on schedule! See attached on our Facebook or webpage for the schedule for all buildings for today & tomorrow.
Yearbooks may be purchased online only. Please use the website below, then click on the “Nows your chance” logo. .We hope to have yearbooks by the first of June. The window to order closes May 30.
https://www.mariettaisd.org/o/marietta-ps/page/about-our-school--47
Middle School students - the last name beginning with ‘M’ was left off pick up times in yesterday’s post (so sorry). You are afternoon pick up but we will take you at any point!!!!! We are so excited to see everyone.
Middle School students we look forward to seeing you tomorrow (Thursday). Please bring any school issued materials with you so that they can be returned (books, library books, uniforms, etc..). It will be a drive thru service at the front of the building - PLEASE do not get out of vehicles. We will bring you all the materials you need. Last name beginning with A - L will come from 8:00 - 11:30 and last names N - Z will come from 12:00 - 2:30. We miss you and look forward to seeing you ....... from 6 feet away!!!!
Due to increased optimism from health officials and the National Coronavirus task force, a traditional graduation and prom COULD be a possibility. At this time we are waiting to see if enough restrictions are lifted that we could have them in July. Please be patient!!!
High School students,if you have textbooks,library books, calculators to turn it, you may do this Thursday. Last names A-L 8-11:30 M-Z 12-2:30. Band, athletics, AG etc... contents may be retrieved as well according to the schedule. Questions? asherfield@mariettaisd.org
Re-posting to Live Feed - view attached letter on school website or Facebook.
Good afternoon, Marietta Indians!
Teachers and Administrators are working hard from home to get ready for our state mandated distance learning that is starting next week.
Our world is stressful enough right now, so parents and students please do not stress over this!
Distance learning is not meant to take a lot of time each day and will be a review of skills or games and projects using skills already learned. It will not take as much time as it would in a regular school day. Depending on the grade level, it should take no more than 30 minutes to an hour in lower grades to 1 -2 hours for high school students per day to complete. Many of our older students have been using a digital format in most of their classes already.
We will have flexible solutions for students who have internet at home and those who do not. We will also check out computers for students who have internet, but just need a device to be successful. See attached for our schedule for picking up personal items, checking out devices as well as other pertinent info regarding distance learning.
We appreciate your patience with us through this process as this is all new to many of us as well. Principals' emails are listed on the attached letter. Please email your child's building principal if you have specific questions. You can also call your child's building or our main number at 276-9444 and leave a message that will be directed to the appropriate person.
Our wonderful cafeteria ladies served approximately 180 meals today! Each sack had a hand written word of encouragement for each student. Meals are available Monday thru Friday drive thru style. Please email Wendy Birks at wbirks@mariettaisd.org or call 276-9444 ext. 234 if you have any questions.
Marietta Indian family, The COVID 19 has affected nearly every part of our daily lives. Due to this, I’m sorry to announce Marietta high school’s prom has been cancelled. If you have questions, please leave a message at 580-276-3204. Thank you for your understanding.
Important announcement: Marietta Public School will begin serving the children of our community a breakfast/lunch combo meal during the school closure beginning next Monday, March 30th. Meals are free for any child under 18 years of age and will be need to picked up drive thru style. Children must be in the car to get a meal.
To help us get a more accurate count of meals, please email our Child Nutrition Director, Wendy Birks at wbirks@mariettaisd.org or call 580-276-9444 ext. 234 to leave a message if you plan to pick up. Please give your name and the number of children needing meals.
Here are the times and locations for drive thru pick up:
North side of cafeteria bus loop - 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Enville Church parking lot - 10:00 a.m.
Shady Dale Baptist Church parking lot - 10:00 a.m.
Times and locations are subject to change pending participation. Any changes will be announced on our Marietta Public School Facebook page.
Good evening, Marietta Indians! This morning, the State Board of Education voted to close schools and all extracurricular activities to be canceled for the remainder of the school year as expected. There are still a lot of questions during this extraordinary time, but what we do know is that we miss and care about our students.
Here is what you can expect at this time:
We will begin to offer daily meals for students next Monday, March 30th. Watch our Facebook page for pick-up schedules.
We are working on schedules for pick up of personal items from classrooms/lockers as well as medication. Your child's site will be sending out information as it is available.
We are also working on a creative alternate plan for graduation as we want to honor our Senior's amazing accomplishments. Information will be sent out as soon as it is available.
If you are needing to reach out to a teacher or coach during this time you can contact them via email. All staff have access to their school email even when not on campus. Follow this link to access our staff page on the website. https://www.mariettaisd.org/o/marietta-ps/staff.
We will begin the required distance learning services on or shortly after Monday, April 6th. We understand that a fully online platform may not be feasible for all of our families. Our teachers are planning for all circumstances including using online instruction as well as other methods for those that do not have internet access. Each site will work with families' individual circumstance to help meet the needs of our students. The state will be giving us further guidance on the many questions we have about this process and we expect to be able to apply some flexibility in this difficult time. Just know we are all in this together and we all want what is best for our students. We ask for your patience as we plan and please email (preferred) or call 276-9444 to leave a message if you have more immediate needs or questions.
In an effort to return students’ personal items from the elementary school, you are welcome to bring your child up as planned:
3rd grade- Friday, March 27 from 9-11 am
4th grade- Monday, March 30 from 10:30am -12:30 pm and 5th grade from 1-3 pm. We will try to have less than 10 students in the building at a time, to keep everyone safe.
We are sending out a google form survey, at the middle school level, to our parents. Please check your email for the form.
We are missing our kids!!! Teachers will be calling this week to check on our students and their families.
See attached letter for the latest update.
After careful consideration, we have decided not to offer daily meals to our students during the current 2-week closure. Instead, we have received a large donation from a vendor providing us with fresh produce. This produce along with additional canned food from our food pantries is being sorted and packed by volunteers from our school and community and will be delivered to approximately 60 students we know are in need. If the closure extends beyond the initial 2-week period, we will reevaluate and look at all options including providing daily meals to make sure our students are fed.
If you are a parent of a Marietta student that does not receive a food box/backpack and are in need of food please contact Mrs. Naylor at bnaylor@mariettaisd.org or call the school's main number 276-9444 to leave a message and we will help put you in touch with resources.
The Oklahoma State Board of Education has enacted a mandatory statewide school closure in effect until April 6th. We are waiting on additional guidance from our state agencies and will make plans over the coming days to best serve our students and staff during this closure. Please watch for additional information via our school app, Facebook and automated call system.
Spanish version of previous communication.
See attached photo for info related to our school district.
Marietta high school students at the OYE Ag Mech 2020 shined by winning one division, 1st in two classes and 2nd in the third. All three projects created will sell online with Big Iron Auctions. Pictured below Cody Hicks, Nicholas Bierschenk and Pike Thompson.
Congratulations to county level Middle School winners of the 29th Trash Poster Contest. Winnerd included Kelsi Lawson, Azya Scott, and Fisher Payne.
Congratulations to 4th graders, Javier Garcia and Karrington Staton, for being county level winners in the 29th Trash Poster Contest!
More art work from Marietta high school students at the Goddard center. The art display will be at the Goddard through March 28th. Make sure come check it out!
Congratulations to the following students who placed in the Goddard Center art comp.
1st Miriam Cisneros
2nd Lynnsey Poag
3rd Daria Stalbusch
Honorable Mention- Colours Starsick
1st Miriam Cisneros
2nd Lynnsey Poag
3rd Daria Stalbusch
Honorable Mention- Colours Starsick
Info on coronavirus.
Congratulations to Kylie Slawson & Hailey Dasilva for their winning entries in the REA Youth Tour contest. Kylie won 3rd & received $500. Hailey won 2nd which is an all expense paid trip to Washington DC this summer! Also pictured is their amazing English teacher, Tonya Bucher.
So proud of all of our Students who are participating in the county show this weekend!
Oops! Our mistake. Tomorrow's Teacher Professional Day was not listed as a no school day on the online calendar. Hopefully you were relying on the paper calendar given to all parents at enrollment. Please accept our apology if this causes any inconvience for your family.
We know sometimes it's very difficult to avoid missing school but here are some upcoming state testing dates for elementary to help you plan your family calendar.
3rd Grade - April 21st and 23rd
4th Grade - April 28th and 30th
5th Grade - May 4th, 5th 6th and 7th
Please no late arrivals or early departures. We don't want students to feel like they must rush on such important tests. Thank you for helping your student with their success!
Congratulations to Mrs. Dobbins, 5th Grade Elementary Teacher for winning elementary's quarterly GEM award. Mrs. Dobbins has been with Marietta three years and teaching for a total of ten years
Congratulations to February Elementary Students of the Month!
Marietta high school speech team competed at Seminole high school’s competition this past weekend. 9 have qualified for regionals. Abhi Averneni, Kylie Slawson, Monica Florez,Phoenix Kizer,Samuel jaquez,McKenzie Kyle,Luis Navarro,Cole foster and Rubi Olguin. Congratulations!!!
February students of the month at Marietta Middle School. 8th grade Wyatt Lamb and Miranda Ducharme, 7th grade Jose Barrientos and Alina Fernandez and 6th grade Dayne Kiser and Jayci Waldrop. Congratulations to these awesome students.
Primary & Elementary School Parents...Don’t Forget Literacy Night is Tomorrow!
February Students of the Month at Marietta High School seniors Javier Serrano and Aaliyah Garcia, Juniors Corbin Griffith and Kylie Slawson, Sophomores Phoenix Kisor and Kaylie Douglas and Freshman Samuel Jaquez and Savanna Lemons
Marietta high school’s February STAR teacher is Ms. Jessica Wolfe. Congratulations
Weightlifting winners –
Wednesday, February 12, Marietta High School powerlifters attended the Allen Powerlifting Invitational. Eight of ten Indian lifters placed in the Top 12 in their division and weight class, among them seniors Dylan Prather, left, who placed second, and Cody Hicks, right, who placed fifth. They are pictured with Coach David Garza, center. Joel Fernandez, not pictured, placed 12th.
Recently, students in Marietta Primary Pre-K classes learned about different modes of transportation. Arbuckle Driving School supplied a truck, which students were able to climb inside of to see how one mode of land transportation works. Pictured are members of Mrs. McDonald’s class, from left, Josiah Salinas, Jaycee White, Konnor Clough, Rubee Gray, Andrew Walden, Alton Gurley, Genesis Santivanez Rodriguez, Abel Gomez, Yuliana Santiago, Lochlan Montgomery, Scarlet Worthington, Junior Rodriguez, Adelyn Rivera Perez, Emersyn Tipton, Kaitlyn Stages, Dianelyz Rojas and Haivyn Greenwood.
High School Choirs received all Excellent Ratings. Three ensembles "Shady Grove", "The Moon", and "Wade in the Water" received Superior Ratings (they qualify for STATE). Three Ensembles "Homeward Bound", "Give Us Hope", and "Count the Stars" received Excellent Ratings. 5 HS solos received Superior Ratings Jack O'Neal, Chris Smith, Colours Starsick, Tanasia Randle, and Mackenzie Kyle (they qualify for STATE). 8 HS Solos received Excellent Ratings Jean Vazquez, Abygail Barrientos, Alyssa Langley, Angel Follis, Emily Briggs, Timberlee Riley, Nicole Stewart, and Hollie Tanaka.
Congratulations to all the kids who participated today!!! Hard work paid off and we are proud of each and everyone for all of their dedication!
Marietta Spring Sports 2020 Senior night will be this Monday February 17th at 6:00 pm. Come support your senior basketball and track athletes for the basketball teams final home game. See you there!
ATTENTION: 8th Grade Parents
Congratulations to our first ever Support Employee of the Year - Jeral Berry!
Congratulations to the Marietta District Teacher of the Year - Jenna Phipps!!
Congratulations to our Teachers of the Year: Stacy Scarbrough, Chrissy Conway, Chris Dobbins, and Jenna Phipps!!
Parent-Teacher conferences are on Thursday, February 13th from 3:15 to 9:15.
No school on a Friday, February 14th or Monday, February 17th.
8th grade parents......want a cool Arctic Tumbler??? Come Thursday night to the Middle School computer lab at 6:00, eat pizza and get signed up for Oklahoma Promise. We have 33 awesome cups to give away. Hope to see ALL 8th grade students/parents Thursday night.
On Thursday, February 13th at 6:45 pm, Marietta Public School will hold an Indian Education Parent Advisory Committee meeting in the high school library. The purpose of the meeting is to review the contract, activities and expenditures under the JOM, Title VI, and Impact Aid school wide programs. All parents of JOM students are encouraged to attend.
We will be accepting deliveries for Valentine's Day on Thurs., Feb. 13, until noon. Please include student grade and for primary/upper, homeroom teacher. Items can be delivered to the office. Secretaries will do their best to resist eating any of the chocolate but no promises!
Boys shot put in action this morning at the indoor track meet on the OU campus- Scarbrough & Dudley.
Marietta students are practicing for an important Circle the State With Song Concert to be held next Tuesday, February 11, at 6 p.m. in the Marietta Public Schools’ Auditorium. The public is invited to attend the event, but asked to make a donation at the door. In all, 24 Marietta students from fourth through eighth grades will be participating.
Due to the likelihood of dangerous road conditions, Marietta Public Schools will be closed tomorrow, February 6th. Thank you and stay safe.
Congratulations to these 11 Marietta students, they auditioned and were selected for the Chorvettes Honor Show Choir. They put on an amazing show. Great job!!!
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FCCLA members competed in FCCLA regional star events. Jose Garcia competed in Creed speaking 6-8, Serene Horn placed 3rd in Work Ready Table Setting 11-12 and Tori Alberda placed 3rd in work ready child care teachers aide 9-10
Due to the threat of winter weather, Marietta Public Schools will be closed on Wednesday, February 5th.
Kylie Slawson won a 2nd place medal. Dramatic Interpretation at Comanche high school’s drama and debate competition on Saturday. Everyone did a great job, congratulations!!!!!
Basketball homecoming festivities just wrapped up with Oliver Sarano & Toriaunna Douglas being crowned king & queen. Tip off coming up! Go Indians!
January Middle School Students of the Month. 8th grade Melanie Ortiz, Austen McQueen, 7th grade Joley Heydon, Tucker Kirk and 6th grade Liliana Coronado and Silas Billy. Congratulations!!!
Congratulations to Chris Dobbins for being selected Middle School Teacher of the year. Mr. Dobbins teaches STEM classes and does an amazing job!!!!
Congratulations to Jenna Phipps. She is the high school’s teacher of the year! She is a very energetic, positive teacher who will go above and beyond for all students. Mrs Phipps teaches special education. She is truly the best around!!!!
Congratulations to Chrissy Conway, Pre-K teacher for being selected Primary Teacher of the Year. Ms. Conway has been teaching since 2005 and is in her 4th year at Marietta Primary.
All District Teacher will be announced at the high school basketball game on February 11.
The Division of Fine Arts & Humanities of the Chickasaw Nation visited the elementary students last week. The Nation held storytelling time and craft time, including basket weaving and cross weave bookmarks. This is an annual visit that the students look forward to every year.
Marietta High School took a break from ACT training to pose for a picture with their trainer, Shelley Harris. Mrs Harris is certified ACT trainer who travels around the state training high school students on how to improve their test scores.
Yaslin Sanchez ready for FCCLA State Officer Interviews today.
Congratulations to Mrs. Scarbrough! She was voted Marietta Elementary Teacher of the Year!
Eight Grade students are spending the day at UNT college visit!
8th graders - don’t forget tomorrow is our college visit to UNT in Denton. Dress appropriately, no shorts and wear comfortable shoes. Also, parents mark your calendars for February 13 at 6:00. We will meet in the MS computer lab to talk about Oklahoma Promise - more exciting details to come.
8th College visit Friday, January 24 to Denton TX and the University of North Texas. All 8th graders will leave school at 8:30 and return by 3:00 - lunch will be provided in the UNT campus cafeteria by the GearUp grant.
Congratulations to the 5th grade girls basketball team. They won the Greenville Tournament, beating Turner’s 6th grade girls.
To help curtail the spreading of flu, students who have been ill must be fever free for 24 hours without the assistance of medicine before returning to school. That's one full day after the last time they ran fever. Preventing flu....protecting our kids!
Jenna Escobedo, Jay Clements and Jeff Parsons,from Valero Human Resources and training, came to Marietta High School on Monday to discuss career readiness and education with the high school students. The speakers are a part of the stare ICAP initiative. Thank you Valero for your help and expertise!
Marietta High School Southern Tech students are still sheltered on the Southern Tech campus in Ardmore. They will remain there until any severe weather threats have passed. I will post updates as they are received.
Emergency management gave us the all clear a few minutes ago and students are being released at this time.
All staff & students are safely sheltered at school. Doors & phones are unmanned at this time due to staff being sheltered. Students will not be released until the threat has passed. Parents on campus may come to the north doors of the primary to shelter.
As a precaution we are moving students to their storm shelter areas. This may cause a delay in dismissal however the safety of our staff & students is our number one priority.
8th grade students learning to finger knit in FCS Basics class.
All dates and locations for upcoming Circle the State music practice for elementary students have now been added to the calendar.
Will this many weigh as much as that many Fourth grade students are studying weights and measurements in science class today. Students use their best judgement in using different objects with varying weights and sizes to find equal measurement.
Merry Christmas Everyone!
Congratulations to the Marietta lady Indians basketball team. They won 2nd place in the Ronnie Moore Memorial basketball tournament. Way to play hard ladies!!!
Our awesome cheerleaders & Coach Bucher hard at work this weekend at the tournament! Great job girls!
Lady Indians for the win. They will advance to the Championship tomorrow vs Dickson at 7:00. Way to go!!
Marietta Elementary is proud to announce December Student of the Month.
Congratulations to Ms. Salas, ELL Aide, on her recent graduation from SOSU this past weekend. We are so excited for her next chapter!
High school students of the month are: Maddie Hicks, Cade Scarborough, Macie Broseh,Kyler Williams, Heaven Sustaire, Canyon faulkenberry, Rebecca Vinson and Seth Brown. These students are hard workers with great attitudes. Congratulations!!!
Marietta High School STAR teacher for December is Coach Drinning. STAR teacher was voted on by his peers, congratulations!!!
Marietta Middle School December Students of the Month. 8th grade Carlos Fernandez, Keagan Balch, 7th grade Waylon McKinney, Jose Dobbins and 6th grade Juan Perez and Annalise Vivyan
5th grade Christmas program is tonight at 7:00 pm in the auditorium. Hope to see you here!
4th grade Christmas program is tonight in the auditorium at 6:00 pm. Please come!
Christmas party fieldtrip for elementary tomorrow, Tuesday, Dec 17. Please wear class shirt. Students will not need money or phone.
Marietta High School November students of the month. Seniors Nicholas Beirshenk and Kaelyn Dobbins, Juniors Brian Latimer and Lynnsey Poag, Sophomores Fernando Salas and Trinity Kassheimer and Freshmen Cael Pritchard and Lillian Blevins
Marietta High School STAR Educator for November Pam Higle
Great choir performance tonight as always!
Also receiving all district honorable mention were: Kile Ing- DB, Hunner Payne- LB, Dylan Prather- DE, Gary Arthur - DB , Javier Serrano, K
Congratulations Cody Hicks for making first team All-District offensive lineman. All of his hard work and dedication to the Marietta football program payed off! Great job
Elementary students presented a musical program for Veterans at the Ardmore Veteran's Center yesterday. They had also previously decorated sacks to be given out at Christmas to the Veterans.
Tonight is the Middle School Dance in the cafeteria. Students will enter in the southeast door. Doors open at 6;30 for pictures, dance begins at 7 and concludes at 9:00. Cost is $5.00 and all students must be eligible to attend. Picture are available thru Photos by Lawrence, the picture shows the different packets and prices. Snacks will be provided. Can’t wait to see everyone!!!
Mr Galloway and his beginning, intermediate and high school band at tonight’s all band Christmas concert. They all sounded amazing! Great jobs Mr Galloway and students!!!
FCCLA District STAR Event participants. Maverick Mansfield 2nd place New Member Facts level 2, Ashley Perez 2nd place New Member Facts Level 1, Jose Garcia 1st place and advancing to Regionals in Creed Speaking Level 1, and Courtney Lamb cake decorating level 3
Middle School November Students of the Month. 8th grade Jose Garcia, Rachel Langley, 7th grade Schuyler Blevins, Olivia Rutledge and 6th grade Ivan Rodriguez and Kenzy Caldwell.
Wishing all our students, staff & families a Happy Thanksgiving.
Middle School Winter Wonderland Dance. Friday night, December 6th in the cafeteria. Parents will be allowed inside from 6:30-7:00 for pictures, dance will be from 7:00-9:00. Pictures will also be available through “Photographs by Lawrence”. Students must be eligible to attend.
We love our cafeteria ladies! They did such a great job feeding our students an awesome Thanksgiving lunch!
Please wear your class shirts tomorrow (Friday) to show school pride at our Student of the Month Assembly.
Instead of the land of misfit toys we are the land of lost jackets. Please help us return these jackets to a good little boy or girl. There might be jackets for primary students in our building since they are often brought off the playground to upper building. Please feel free to come and search.
Train currently blocking the crossing. Some buses may be running late this afternoon.
The Love County Youth Basketball League sign-up is this Saturday, Nov 23, at the high school gym. This league will be for 3rd and 4th grade girls and boys in the Love county area. Please bring the form and $50 to this event to sign-up your student. If you have already turned your form into the office it is not necessary for you to attend the event.
Marietta graduate Omar Castaneda talking to juniors and seniors at OSUIT college tour.
We had 7 Marietta 7-9th graders who made the auditions and competed for all-state. They were in the top 120 kids in the state of Oklahoma. The All-State Choir audition process is difficult and requires a lot of hard work, practice, and dedication. 7 Marietta kids earned the opportunity to compete for all-state is something to be extremely proud.
Please congratulate the Marietta student that was selected for OCDA All-State Choir!
Abygail Barrientos
It’s a great day to be a Indian!!
October students of the month (left to right) Senior Mandy Sykora, Juniors Joseph Higle and Jayleigh Blevins, Sophomores Jean Vazquez and Kadence Bazor and Freshman Elizandro Garcia (not pictured Freshman Kora Humble and Senior Dylan Brock)
We have received several calls from concerned parents. Marietta Public Schools are not on lockdown. All students & staff members are safe.
FCCLA members Allison Hicks, Katia Juarez, Kevin Robles, Katelyn Coffey and Yoselin Sanchez with FCCLA National Director at the Fall Leadership Conference in Dallas
Here are the winners of the Love County Conservation Soil Posters with their posters and awards. Angeles Castillo 1st place (poster is currently at State) Abygail Barrientos, Miriam Cisneros, Galilea Baca 2nd place District. All students pictures posted placed 1st 2nd and 3rd in County.
Academic team placed second in the regional tournament. Defeating Kingston and Broken Bow. Way to go! 🏆
Two of our senior cross country runners committed to attend Arkansas Tech this morning surrounded by their teammates & State Championship trophies. It’s so fitting for these young ladies to be Golden Suns! Way to go Mandy Sykora & Kaelyn Dobbins. So proud of these young ladies’ accomplishments.
Jim Comstock was the guest speaker at Marietta high school’s Veterans Day program today. Along with Mr. Comstock’s inspiring message, the high school had a Veterans Day essay writing contest. The winners were Sophie Love, Kylie Slawson, Hunter Roe and Melanie Ortiz. The high school band played a few songs and the choir sang some songs in honor of the veterans that were present.
Kevin Robles, a senior at Marietta High School, posing with his mom and dad at Marietta’s Senior night. All of the seniors in fall activities were honored before the football game.
Here are Marietta High School students taking a break from making Indian tacos raising money for Marietta alumni.
On Monday, the high school began piloting a grab and go breakfast for our students who didn’t eat breakfast. In between classes, the students can get a small snack before classes. If a student had free and reduced lunch, they don’t have pay anything. This program had been extremely successful, serving over 70 kids every day this week.
Marietta Middle/High School is hosting our Veteran’s Day Assembly Monday, November 11 at 8:45 in the auditorium. The MS/HS choir will perform as well as the band. Please plan to attend as we honor our veteran’s.
Marietta Primary/Elementary is hosting the annual Veteran's Assembly on Monday, November 11 at 8:00 a.m. The community is invited to attend to help us honor all Veterans on this special day. Teacher Jennie Davis will be presenting a video containing pictures of Veterans. If you would like to be included or include a family member, please submit your photo to jdavis@mariettaisd.org. Please include branch of service.
Middle School October Students of the Month; 8th grade Uriel Barrientos, Vanessa Hernandez, 7th grade Joan Vega, Chloe Scarbrough and 6th grade Luis Garcia and Yulisa Gonzalez.
The county conservation poster winners are:
8th grade: 1st Carlos Fernandez, 2nd Keagan Balch, 3rd Uriel Barrientos
7th Grade: 1st Braxton Henson, 2nd Cristal Diaz, 3rd Alex Salas
4th Grade: 1st Alyson Muller, 2nd Audriana Rodriguez,
3rd Ezequiel Garcia-Aldaba,
1st Place winners will go on to the state competition.
The elementary field trip scheduled for tomorrow has been canceled. The event started at 10 a.m. and with the construction projects on I-35 there was a concern that we could arrive timely. We are very sad we won't be able to attend but will hopefully have another chance soon.
Marietta high school seniors and coaches got a little dressed up at today’s pep assembly!!!!
Mandy Sykora won the Texoma Chevy dealers A+ athlete of the month. She received a $1000.00 scholarship at Marietta’s high pep rally.
Karrie Johnston is Marietta high school’s Healthcorp representative. She hosts monthly “Cafe O’Yea” sessions in the cafeteria where teaches the students about the importance of healthy mind, body and spirit. Today, the students created a”wall of togetherness”, in which they celebrated each other’s uniqueness.
Marietta High School’s leadership class dressed up for the elementary students as their favorite character. They spent the class period reading to the students, as they do every day.
Great behavior causes an instant hot chocolate party! 8 students caught being kind !
Congratulations to Elementary's latest GEM (Great Education Matters) winner, Patty Clure. Mrs. Clure has been instructing Special Education at Marietta for 2 years and has been teaching for 21 years. Mrs. Clure was nominated for this award by her colleagues.
October Elementary Student of the Month
Seated L to R: Merely Gomez, Lacy Good, Drayton Thompson and Miguel Aldaba
2nd row: Andy Gomez, Lillie Fernandez, Aycee Dudley, Javier Garica
3rd row: Eduardo Rueda, Bella Fernandez, Javi'on McCarroll and Blanca Salazar
Marietta girls cross country team won their 2nd year in a row state title. Congratulations on dominating state!
Wyatt Vinson got 5th and Danny Sanchez got 14 place at the state cross country meet, way to go!!!
Marietta boys got 3rd place at the state Cross-Country meet in Shawnee. Congratulations on a job well done!!!!
Congratulations to our HS football team in getting the win last night & wishing our Cross Country team good luck today at STATE! Great day to be a Marietta Indian!
7th grade scientist extracting DNA from strawberries.
Marietta received all excellent and superior rating at the Little Dixie choral competition .
HS Marietta Women's Choir Superior Rating and a trophy
HS Mixed Choir Excellent Rating
JH Women's Choir Excellent Rating
Ensemble 1 Superior
Ensemble 2 Superior
Ensemble 3 Excellent
Ensemble 4 Superior
Solo Catelyn Boyd Superior
Solo Alyssa Langley Superior
Solo Tanasia Randle Superior
Solo Colours Starsick Superior
Solo Jean Vazquez Excellent
Solo Timberlee Riley Excellent
On Wednesday, Marietta High School hosted a college and career fair in the gymnasium. Along with Marietta, Thackerville and Turner took advantage of this opportunity to talk to college officials and various employers from around the area. As you can see by crowd of people, the fair was a huge success. Marietta ISD would like to thank all of the businesses and colleges that took part in our fair.
Middle School “Lei off Drugs” best dressed winners: Emily Faulkenberry, Elijah Gora and Laney Hicks
Give Drugs a Boot. Best dressed cowgirls and cowboys : Joley Heydon, Marshal Mansfield and Maddie Torres
Marietta Middle School Day 2 of Red Ribbon Week. Leadership class “giving drugs a boot”
Marietta 4-H members performed at character contest. (Front row left to right) Eli Cummings- blue and reserve grand in pop culture, Ashbye Barger - blue in jr historical, Kylie Frazier - blue and reserve grand in jr historical, Bella Faulkenberry - participation (back row) Delaney Aust - blue and grand in jr historical, Emily Faulkenberry - blue in sr pop culture, Vegas Bell - blue and reserve grand in sr historical, Taryn Blankenship - blue and grand in sr pop culture, Mandy Sykora - blue and reserve grand in sr pop culture
High school September students of the month. (Left to right) seniors Kevin Robles and Katia Juarez, juniors Abhi Avernini and Monica Flores, Sophomores Aldan Gallaway and Yaslin Sanchez, Freshman Wyatt Vinson and Tanasia Randel. Congratulations to these awesome students.
Middle School Red Ribbon Week, Day 1, ‘Wear Red’ Best dressed winners, Olivia Rutledge, Riley Reinert and Jaylee Arthur.
The 5th grade girls basketball game at Tishomingo is at 6:30 & the 5th grade boys basketball game is at 7:30 in the high school gym. Bus will leave Marietta at 5:00.
Boys & Girls Cross Country are regional champs! Now on to STATE next weekend!
Marietta Junior High Cross Country girls are State Champions!!!
Maddie Torres is the individual JH State Champion!!!
Marietta High School had 4 students attend the FCCLA take AIM leadership conference last week. Participants were: Maverick Mansfield, Lillian Blevins, Abygail Barrientos and Alex Santibanez
Have you seen the dancing dinosaur in our drop-off line?! 👏🏻
Bus 44 which is the HWY 77/Greenville route is running late this morning.
Congratulations to the HS Academic team! They won districts defeating Kingston and Madill.
Jean Vasquez represented Marietta High School at the Congress of Future Medical Leaders in Boston Massachusetts this summer. He recently received his award of excellence, certifying his successful completion of the Congress.
The ICAP meeting scheduled for high school students and parents for Monday night has been moved to the high school library.
arietta Yearbook is selling chances to win a hand made Marietta blanket and dinner for two at Fireside Dining. Tickets are $5.00. Please contact a yearbook member or Mrs. Ramon, lramon@mareittaisd.org, to purchase. Winner will be announced before Christmas Break.
Applications are being accepted for the summer EBT program. If your student qualifies for free or reduced school meals, they will qualify for this program. Please take the time to apply now. Open to both native & non-native students.
Reminder that P-T Conference is Monday from 3:30 to 9:00 p.m. Middle and high school appointments can be scheduled with the secretary. Primary and Elementary are scheduled with teachers. Several meetings are planned that night. Be sure and check the school calendar!
Congratulations to the Middle School Academic team. They had their first competition of the season and won both matches against Thackerville. Awesome job!!!
Congratulations to the winners for the HS Art Conservation poster contest: Galilea Baca, Miriam Cisneros, Angeles Castillo and Abygail Barrientos all won first place for their grade level at the local district contest. Their posters will be sent on to the state competition. 🥇🏆🎨
So proud to announce that out of 28 students that auditioned for the Southeast All-District Honor Choir, we had 13 students make it! The biggest group yet! So proud of all the hard work these kids put into these auditions!
8th Grade Parents: Please join us for the GEAR UP Family Night on Monday, October 14th at 6 PM in the school auditorium. We have exciting resources to share with families to discover your student’s possible career interest, financial aid opportunities and learning opportunities to explore both during and after high school. There will be a drawing for door prizes. Hope to see you there.
So appreciative of Congressman Tom Cole taking time to visit our campus yesterday in honor of Principal’s week.
Congrats to all our high school classes on a job well-done for the homecoming parade floats. Winners were announced Friday night at the game:
1st - Seniors
2nd - Sophomores
3rd - Freshman
4th place- Juniors
Mandy Sykora & Cody Hicks crowned homecoming queen & king tonight.
Homecoming festivities are under way! Burgers are cooking & a great Alumni turnout! So great to see so many involved! Coronation starts at 7:00.
Great time at the homecoming parade today. Now let’s get that win tonight on the field! See you at 7:00 for the coronation ceremony.
There have been discrepancies in football schedules with start times of tonight’s homecoming game versus Dickson. Coronation for homecoming begins at 7:00 pm tonight. The game starts at 7:30, sorry for any confusion.
Other doors from the door decoration contest, they may not have won but are still really good.
There will be a Johnson-O’Malley Meeting in the high school library at 6:45 on October 14th. If you have questions, please call the high school at 580-276-3204
The results are in! The winner to the Marietta high school homecoming door decorating contest is Ms. Wolfe. 2nd place went to mrs Ramon.
Junior High team leading in 2nd quarter against the Dickson Comets! Go Indians!!
Primary School Parents: We still have some chocolate left to sell! If your kiddo wants to work towards getting one of our fabulous prizes, they still have a chance. We won’t tally winners until next week. So come grab another box to sell! 🍫
Primary School Students of the Month for September! Way to go!
Congratulations to our Primary School September “GEM” Mrs. Denise Balog!
September Middle School Students of the Month. 8th Grade: Rachel Smee, Axel Pierce, 7th Grade: Emily Faulkenberry, Marshal Mansfield, 6th Grade: Magali Miranda and Zade Bone
Important reminder that school will be released at 2:00 pm on Friday so that staff & students can participate in the homecoming parade downtown at 3:00 pm. Go Indians! 🏈🏈🏈
Great crowd for our community pep rally going on now at the football stadium.
Preparations are under way for tonight's community pep rally. Parking available at the softball field or at the elementary. Come celebrate your Marietta Spirit!
Join us in recognizing all of our high school fall sports athletes. Bring your Marietta Indians spirit!!! Important note: please do not park at the football stadium, please park at the softball field or at the elementary school parking lot.
See you at the all community pep rally tomorrow night at McClain Stadium. Homecoming activities all week including the annual parade at 3:00 p.m. on Friday. School will be dismissed at 2:00 so that students can attend.
First annual Black and Gold Pep Rally will be Tuesday, October 1st from 6:30-8:00 at the McClain Stadium. Activities will include car smash, a bonfire, and games.
Concession stand will be open. Buy a ticket for a chance to put a pie in the face of your favorite coach!!
Vegas bell was the recipient of the 2019 Connie McKay memorial scholarship for 4-H.
Seniors will take a group photo on Thursday, October 3rd in front of the auditorium. Please be there by 7:40 a.m. Bring Sunglasses. SOTC students will be excused from class that morning. If you have any questions please contact Mrs. Ramon at lramon@mariettaisd.org
Mandy Sykora received the OHCE and Kaley Hartman Memorial scholarship at the 2019 4-H awards reception
Buses were held up by a train going out of town this afternoon so the routes are running late.
Don't forget, senior ads are due October 25th with money, note and pictures. Please send with your student or drop off at the high school office and address it to Lindsey Ramon or yearbook.
Spirit rally today to get everyone prepped up for the game tonight. Kickoff at 7:30. 🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈💛🖤💛🖤💛🖤💛🖤💛🖤💛🖤💛🖤💛
Marietta girls basketball coach Josh Drinning, FCCLA teacher Amanda Faulkenberry, students Heaven Sustaire and Yaslin Sanchez donated over 550 toys and coloring books to the pediatric center of Mercy hospital in Ardmore
Picture day tomorrow for middle school and high school!
Primary student pictures tomorrow! Picture envelopes available in the office.
Need to know what time the junior high football game starts or when the primary students are taking pictures? Be sure and download our new Marietta Public School app. Just go to the app store on your phone and look for Marietta Public Schools. Best of all....it's FREE!
Elementary students, 3rd through 5th, bring your smile tomorrow. School pictures starting at 8:15!
Don't forget to be picture ready for next week:
Elementary - Monday, September 16th
Primary - Tuesday, September 17th
Middle school - Thursday, September 19th
High school - Thursday, September 19th
Parents: Little Indians Cross Country will practice EVERY Thursday in the elementary gym from 3:30-4:30 per Coach Robinson.
Primary School Families-Don’t forget Open House tonight 5:00-6:00 in our Primary Gym! Come see us for food, fun, & prizes!
Have you seen our 5th grade greeters at student drop off? We are here to greet you in the morning and help your day start off with a smile!
Did you know if your child misses 1 day every other week in a year that equals to 20 days a year. And if that pattern were to continue by the end of their school career they would have missed a whole year and 1/2 of education? Make school attendance a priority in your home.
Don't miss the chance to purchase a class t-shirt for Primary and Elementary. Last day to order will be Thursday, Sept. 12. Stop by the office anytime to place an order.
Marietta school pictures will begin next week.
Marietta Elementary - Monday, September 16th.
Marietta Primary - Tuesday, September 17th
Marietta Middle and High School - Thursday September 19th.
Package C has a typo- it includes 3 5x7 photos not 2.
Senior ad information is being distributed today. The ad and payment is due by October 25th. If you would like to have the ad form emailed to you please contact Mrs. Ramon at lramon@mariettaisd.org
Beginning on Monday, September 9th, our Marietta cafeteria will partner with Keystone Food Service for our breakfast & lunch meals. We will be offering new homemade menu items as well as new ideas for grab & go meals & other conveniences. Prices for lunch & breakfast will remain the same. Huge thank you to Mrs. Birks & our cafeteria ladies for all they do!
The Marietta Lady Indians’ Cross Country team was captured in a photograph warming up for their meet on August 24. The Lady Indians team, led by seniors Mandy Sykora and Kaelyn Dobbins, won the meet. The boys’ team finished in third place.
Capture all your student's memories by pre-ordering a yearbook. You can even order online with your debit/credit card. Use the link and enter code 40554 for Marietta!
https://www.yearbookordercenter.com/?event=general.displayLanding&jobnumber=40554
Third grade students show excitement on getting to turn over another letter. Each day that every student is present and on time they get to turn over another letter in an attendance phrase. When the phrase is complete they get to spin the prize wheel for special prizes.
Concrete was poured this morning on the east side of the Middle School. West side will be poured next. Great things happening at the Middle School
Tomorrow, August 27, Little Indians CC meet starts at 5:30 p.m. at Legacy Park north of the Marietta hospital. No after school practice. Parents are responsible to drive student to the meet. Cost is $5. Registration form on Marietta Indians Cross Country Facebook page.
Marietta Ag Mechanics are in the barn!! Love county fair this Friday and Saturday at the fairgrounds. Come out and see our students hard work on display. #okffa #ffaagmechanics
Marietta Ag Mechanics are in the barn!! Love county fair this Friday and Saturday at the fairgrounds. Come out and see our students hard work on display. #okffa #ffaagmechanics
Our Parent Pick-up Line Crew has some new gear! Thank you to all the parents for your patience as we worked through those first of the year bumps. Our pick-up line is zipping right along now!
More progress on our bleacher project—The press box was lifted on the bleacher platform this morning.
Parents of 3rd-5th grade students, please join us tomorrow night for Parent University and Title One meeting. All parents will meet in the school library at 5:00 p.m. for title one meeting. Then join classroom teachers to hear about this year's classroom expectations.
Our goal is to dismiss primary/elementary students as safely and quickly as possible. It goes much smoother when we have one group of students dismissed at a time. Therefore, the parent walk ups will be released after the students are loaded into the cars.
It’s almost here! Tomorrow is the big day!! The teachers & staff have been working hard to get everything ready. Thank you to our Marietta parents for sharing your most prized possessions with us & know we love them, too, and can’t wait to get the best school year ever started tomorrow at 8:00 am!
Thank you Middle School parents. We had an awesome turnout for “Meet your Teacher”!!!! 149 students came and met teachers, decorated lockers and familiarized themselves with classes. We can’t wait to see you Thursday morning.
Staff participated in a challenging scavenger hunt this morning that them running all over campus & the town. Great team building experience.
More winners from today’s staff scavenger hunt.
Having some fun today at Teacher Inservice. Administrators are showing that you have to be okay with being vulnerable to become courageous! Here's a link to the hilarious video: https://youtu.be/wAcGzoBt2_Q
Less than a week away our campuses will be filled with students and another school year gets started. Be one step ahead with our new app available to Android and Apple users. Watch this video for the scoop! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D91wj9rM-ok&feature=youtu.be
Work began on two facilities at Marietta Public Schools last week, a locker room and hitting facility for the softball field, and the site pictured above, to the north of the cafeteria.
This site will be the new home for a 5,245-square-foot building that will house STEM classrooms and labs in half of the building and administrative offices in the other half. The Tri-County Special Education Co-op will move into the current administration facility when the new one is finished. Projected completion date is early 2020, pending no unforeseen construction delays. While the softball complex will be funded from proceeds of a bond passed last summer, the STEM/Admin building will be funded from the district's building fund.
Marietta Middle School will host Meet Your Teacher Wednesday, August 14 from 1:00 - 3:00. Come to the Middle School and pick up your schedule, locker assignment and meet your teachers. We are excited to see you!!!
SENIORS: If you have not yet received your letter containing an appointment time for Senior Portraits, please email lramon@mariettaisd.org and she will be happy to assist you with your scheduling.
Looking forward to seeing everyone tomorrow at enrollment from Noon to 7:00 pm. Remember to bring parent ID and a proof of residence. Approved proof of residence includes: water/gas/electric bill, ad valorem bill, current/rental lease, income tax return, or mortgage statement.
Marietta Primary & Elementary will host Meet the Teacher on August 14 from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Come check out your child's new classroom and for those new students you may take a quick tour of the building. Looking forward to a new year.
NOTICE: For those parents that have already filled out the enrollment forms available online, a new form was added yesterday that you will need to include. The OSIIS Authorization for Health Information has now been added so be sure and complete/print and bring with you Thursday.
Back To School Bash
School Supplies: Primary, Elementary and Middle Schools are excited to announce that school supplies will be again provided for all students. Parents will be notified at enrollment for any additional needs such as sleep mats for Kindergarten students.
SENIORS: Senior students will receive a letter in the mail in the next few days that will contain an appointment time. If not received, please contact Lindsey Ramon at lramon@mariettaisd.org. The letter will contain important details about the upcoming senior pictures.
We've got the easy button for you! Tired of handwriting all those enrollment documents? All the documents needed are now available and can be filled out using your home computer. Print these docs and bring on August 1.
https://www.mariettaisd.org/o/marietta-ps/browse/62588
Does your child need an immunization before enrollment? The Love County Health Department can help.
Welcome to the ALL NEW MARIETTAISD.ORG
Send any questions, comments, and suggestions to njackson@mariettaisd.org
From the ground up -- Five months after demolition began at McClain Stadium on January 8, construction of a new set of bleachers was well underway on Thursday, June 13. Work on the new bleachers is scheduled to to be completed within three to four weeks.
Check out Facebook - Marietta Basketball for some great videos highlighting Summer Pride. We've got some dedicated coaches and players putting in the work for the upcoming season!
Have questions about school enrollment, baseball games, or when the 3rd grade music program is scheduled? Check out our calendar for all the important dates throughout the school year.
Marietta Schools is proud to provide students, parents and staff with the newest and best technology, including our brand new web-site. The new site offers more flexibility and quicker turn-around on information. Check it all out and share the great news with your friends.
Did you know there is one central number you can call to reach all school offices? No more remembering a new number or programming your phone when a student goes to a different building. Check out 580-276-9444 today and see how easy it is to reach Marietta Schools!
All District Enrollment scheduled for August 1 from noon to 7:00 p.m. at the high school gym. Please bring proof of residence and other enrollment documents as needed. New students will need additional documents. Please call school office for further instructions.
