Exciting news for our Patriots! 🔴💙
Our CCMR Director, Jennifer Snyder, alongside High School Counselors Jonnett Gammill, Melissa Kohl, and LaTarsha Johnson, recently attended an informative luncheon at The Capital Grille hosted by the University of Alabama. 🐘✨
They gathered valuable insights on a wide range of degree programs that will bring incredible new opportunities directly to our students right here in Marion. We’re so proud to keep expanding pathways for our Patriots’ futures! 🎓🚀
#MarionPatriots #PatriotPride #CollegeAndCareer #UniversityOfAlabama #FutureReady #CCMR
Our CCMR Director, Jennifer Snyder, alongside High School Counselors Jonnett Gammill, Melissa Kohl, and LaTarsha Johnson, recently attended an informative luncheon at The Capital Grille hosted by the University of Alabama. 🐘✨
They gathered valuable insights on a wide range of degree programs that will bring incredible new opportunities directly to our students right here in Marion. We’re so proud to keep expanding pathways for our Patriots’ futures! 🎓🚀
#MarionPatriots #PatriotPride #CollegeAndCareer #UniversityOfAlabama #FutureReady #CCMR
Students are working to take ownership in their learning in our Marion High School classrooms!
As Dana Barlow works collaboratively with students to review work, sophomore Cohen King works - problem and guides peers through additional learning in Honors Algebra 2. Meanwhile, scholars in Anna Hurley’s US History class work in groups to discern the best course of action during a historical simulation using events leading to World War 2.
It’s a great day to be a Marion Patriot!
As Dana Barlow works collaboratively with students to review work, sophomore Cohen King works - problem and guides peers through additional learning in Honors Algebra 2. Meanwhile, scholars in Anna Hurley’s US History class work in groups to discern the best course of action during a historical simulation using events leading to World War 2.
It’s a great day to be a Marion Patriot!
It's blood drive day at MHS! We had over 95 students and faculty members at the first blood drive of this school year. We were able to use 42 donations of blood thereby saving countless potential lives. These drives are especially important to Crittenden County because of our blood shortage. Hats off to Ms. Castle and Vitalant for another successful event. Our next blood drive is January 14, 2027.
Ms. Selden’s Culinary 1 students became familiar with their classroom kitchens while making Oreo, key lime, and Kool-Aid no-bake pies. They practiced locating equipment, using the correct measuring tools, following directions, and working together in their kitchen groups. Tomorrow comes the most important step in the recipe—taste testing!
AP Seminar Students “Zoom Out” to See the Bigger Picture
Mrs. Colquitt's AP Seminar students recently participated in an interactive activity using Istvan Banyai’s Zoom picture book to explore the importance of perspective, collaboration, communication, and critical thinking.
Mrs. Colquitt's AP Seminar students recently participated in an interactive activity using Istvan Banyai’s Zoom picture book to explore the importance of perspective, collaboration, communication, and critical thinking.
Today, MHS students got a chance to learn about the U.S. Marine Corps.
It's time for some Patriot football! MHS is excited, so get excited with us! Today, students enjoyed a pep lunch in anticipation of tonight's game.
Yesterday was Coach Johnson's Neuro Flex Day. A day for MHS girls’ basketball players to put their strategic thinking skills to work—using board games and activities to sharpen decision-making, teamwork, and problem-solving skills that translate directly to the court! Smart moves on the board, strong moves on the court!
Our amazing Asha Foster works alongside her Chemistry students as they work through the importance of dimensional analysis.
When our students can help lead and explain for their peers, we know true learning is achieved!
When our students can help lead and explain for their peers, we know true learning is achieved!
After winning two doubles matches against GCT, Varsity athlete Nathaniel Ervin used his bus ride home to read for AP Literature. Great athletes are great students at MHS. We are proud of you, Nate!
Coach White’s Food Safety and Nutrition classes participated in a Glo-Germ activity after learning proper handwashing techniques. The simulated germ lotion lights up white under a black light. Participants learned how many “germs” were still left after proper handwashing steps were followed, when plenty of “germs” remained. This helped solidify how bare hand contact with foods is against the FDA Food Code and why we should wash very well AND wear gloves.
It’s #BeyondTheTasselTuesday at Marion High School, and we had some VERY special visitors on campus! 🐗🔴⚪️
A representative from the University of Arkansas stopped by to share incredible information about college admissions, scholarships, and campus life with our Patriots. To top it all off, they brought the famous RazorBug and parked it right in the courtyard for a one-of-a-kind photo op! 🚗🐗✨
Check out the pictures below to see our Patriots exploring future possibilities and hanging out with the RazorBug! 👇📸
#MHSBeyondTheTassel #MarionPatriots #WooPigSooie #ArkansasRazorbacks #Razorbug #CollegeReady #PatriotPride
A representative from the University of Arkansas stopped by to share incredible information about college admissions, scholarships, and campus life with our Patriots. To top it all off, they brought the famous RazorBug and parked it right in the courtyard for a one-of-a-kind photo op! 🚗🐗✨
Check out the pictures below to see our Patriots exploring future possibilities and hanging out with the RazorBug! 👇📸
#MHSBeyondTheTassel #MarionPatriots #WooPigSooie #ArkansasRazorbacks #Razorbug #CollegeReady #PatriotPride
The fall sports season is here, and the Marion School District is reminding fans to abide by the district’s guidelines for attendance at athletic events.
Anyone attending Patriot athletic events should follow the following guidelines:
• Fans/students are to adhere to all Marion School District and AAA Guidelines, policies, including the student dress code. Those choosing not to do so may be required to leave without a refund.
• A clear-bag policy is in effect. Guests may carry a small clutch bag, Ziploc-style bags, or clear plastic bags measuring less than 12”x6”x12”. Prohibited items include purses bigger than a clutch bag, all backpacks (including clear backpacks), diaper bags, binocular cases, camera bags, computer bags, fanny packs and cinch bags, luggage of any kind, briefcases, large seat cushions that exceed 16”, and any seat cushions with pockets, zippers, compartments, or covers. More details here: https://aptg.co/j9-7Td
• Preschool children and students in grades K-6 will not be allowed to attend games without adult (beyond high school age) supervision. Students in grades 7-12 must have a school ID to attend games. Students without an ID will be denied entry into the game.
• Parents are responsible for their children; please keep small children with you.
• Good sportsmanship should be displayed at all times. “Booing,” cursing, and/or offensive language or gestures are not allowed.
• Students choosing to leave the event will not be allowed to re-enter.
• Students are not to loiter in the restrooms, concession area, ramps, etc.
• Fans/students are to sit on the side they enter. You will not be allowed to “roam” between the visitor and home sections.
• No outside food or drink will be allowed in the venues.
• Parents are responsible for transporting their children from the event in a timely fashion. Beyond 30 minutes of the event concluding, any student who has not been picked up will have their student ID confiscated and denied access to future events.
For more information, follow the link below: https://www.msd3.org/article/3078579
Anyone attending Patriot athletic events should follow the following guidelines:
• Fans/students are to adhere to all Marion School District and AAA Guidelines, policies, including the student dress code. Those choosing not to do so may be required to leave without a refund.
• A clear-bag policy is in effect. Guests may carry a small clutch bag, Ziploc-style bags, or clear plastic bags measuring less than 12”x6”x12”. Prohibited items include purses bigger than a clutch bag, all backpacks (including clear backpacks), diaper bags, binocular cases, camera bags, computer bags, fanny packs and cinch bags, luggage of any kind, briefcases, large seat cushions that exceed 16”, and any seat cushions with pockets, zippers, compartments, or covers. More details here: https://aptg.co/j9-7Td
• Preschool children and students in grades K-6 will not be allowed to attend games without adult (beyond high school age) supervision. Students in grades 7-12 must have a school ID to attend games. Students without an ID will be denied entry into the game.
• Parents are responsible for their children; please keep small children with you.
• Good sportsmanship should be displayed at all times. “Booing,” cursing, and/or offensive language or gestures are not allowed.
• Students choosing to leave the event will not be allowed to re-enter.
• Students are not to loiter in the restrooms, concession area, ramps, etc.
• Fans/students are to sit on the side they enter. You will not be allowed to “roam” between the visitor and home sections.
• No outside food or drink will be allowed in the venues.
• Parents are responsible for transporting their children from the event in a timely fashion. Beyond 30 minutes of the event concluding, any student who has not been picked up will have their student ID confiscated and denied access to future events.
For more information, follow the link below: https://www.msd3.org/article/3078579
The MHS National Honor Society has elected their committee chairs for the year.
Over the last two weeks, Mrs. Rakestraw's Marketing I students have been reviewing resumes, creating resumes, cover letters, job applications, and developing and responding to job interview questions. Students were given several sample resumes and a partner. As partners, students evaluated the resumes and made notes for changes to enhance them. Then they made a recommendation for hire.
Beyond the Tassel Tuesdays have begun at MHS!
Dr. James Callicott from the U.S. Naval Academy Office of Admissions, came to talk to our Patriots about the options that the Naval Academy can offer post-graduation!
Honor. Courage. Commitment.
Dr. James Callicott from the U.S. Naval Academy Office of Admissions, came to talk to our Patriots about the options that the Naval Academy can offer post-graduation!
Honor. Courage. Commitment.
The Marion School District has named Jennifer Snyder as its new Director of College, Career & Military Readiness, bringing one of Arkansas' most respected career and technical education leaders to the district.
Snyder brings more than a decade of leadership in career and technical education to Marion. Most recently, she served six years as Career and Technical Education Coordinator for Crowley's Ridge Educational Service Cooperative, where she provided leadership and support for CTE programs serving 19 school districts across Northeast Arkansas. Prior to that, she taught in the Jonesboro School District, earning recognition as the ACTE Arkansas and Regional CTE Teacher of the Year before being named a national finalist for the honor.
In her new role, Snyder will lead the district's efforts to expand opportunities that prepare students for success after graduation. She will oversee Marion's CTE programs, dual credit opportunities, industry-recognized credentials, work-based learning experiences, postsecondary partnerships, and the district's new Air Force JROTC program.
For more, follow the link below:
https://www.msd3.org/article/3067634
Snyder brings more than a decade of leadership in career and technical education to Marion. Most recently, she served six years as Career and Technical Education Coordinator for Crowley's Ridge Educational Service Cooperative, where she provided leadership and support for CTE programs serving 19 school districts across Northeast Arkansas. Prior to that, she taught in the Jonesboro School District, earning recognition as the ACTE Arkansas and Regional CTE Teacher of the Year before being named a national finalist for the honor.
In her new role, Snyder will lead the district's efforts to expand opportunities that prepare students for success after graduation. She will oversee Marion's CTE programs, dual credit opportunities, industry-recognized credentials, work-based learning experiences, postsecondary partnerships, and the district's new Air Force JROTC program.
For more, follow the link below:
https://www.msd3.org/article/3067634
Support the Patriot Tennis team by purchasing a sweatshirt.
Link here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSchLwJFadkLnJBvtDXPaSwdn25fhNt_KQ3-2SPzh2bhgl3_ng/viewform
🍭AP Government is off to a sweet start! Students in Mrs. Rawls’ APGOV class used gummy bears to explore different forms of government, proving that hands-on learning is the best way to bring political science to life. 🇺🇸🏛️
The countdown to Welding CAMPP is on! This camp will take place June 15th-18th from 8AM-12PM. Open to incoming 9th through 12th graders interested in learning a valuable trade skill. There is no cost to attend.
Contact information: Ken_Beach@asun.edu or 870-680-8743
