It's Teacher Spirit Surprise Camo Day at East Fairmont High School today!
Congratulations, Kathy Cyphers, Marion County Schools 2023 Service Personnel of the Year. Ms. Cyphers has been a secretary for Marion County Schools since March 2014.
On this, Teacher Appreciation Day, Marion County Schools is honored to recognize our 2023 County Teacher of the Year Ms. Reesman, a math teacher at East Fairmont Middle School. She has taught 14 years at EFMS and Rivesville.
Marion County Schools continues collaboration with WVU Health Sciences by providing clinical fieldwork experience for WVU Occupational Therapy students. Hannah Louzy and Ashley Baker-Spivey completed a 12-week rotation with Marion county schools. Congratulations and best wishes!
Marion County 2023 Golden Horseshoe winners announced! Since 1931, students have been honored as knights of the Golden Horseshoe having demonstrated exceptional knowledge of West Virginia history on the state administered exam. This year, 226 winners will join the ranks of WV citizens who have won this prestigious award and MCS has 5 of them.
🌟Ashleigh Waldron, East Fairmont Middle School
🌟Julius Zinn, West Fairmont Middle School
🌟Alexander Merrifield, West Fairmont Middle School
🌟Cooper Keener, West Fairmont Middle School
🌟(Ava) Echo Smith, West Fairmont Middle School
Let May 1 not go unnoticed for the appreciation Marion County Schools has for our outstanding team of principals on National Principal Appreciation Day. Each October, National Principals Month recognizes the essential role that principals play in making a school great.
Teacher Appreciation Day is May 2, 2023. Start the celebration early by joining with Marion County Schools and thanking a teacher. The National Education Association designated Teacher Appreciation Week 2023 as May 8th-12th. In 1953, Eleanor Roosevelt stated to Congress that there needs to be a day when teachers are regularly recognized for their efforts. The first National Teacher Day occurred March 7, 1980.
Over 1,000 students engaged with Marion County Schools and volunteers and collaborative partners in a celebration of literacy this past weekend at the Marion County Literacy Fair. Please take a few minutes to give us your feedback.
Fairview Middle School art students of Ms. Cress, the Superintendent has received and loves your gifts. Let's learn together again soon! You're making magic in your art!
From Fairmont, WV to Las Vegas: 4th in Greco Wrestling and 8th in Freestyle at U15 US Open. Next stop: Colorado Springs
Come celebrate literacy with Marion County today until 2 PM at the Marion County Literacy Fair at the Field House. There are read alouds, free books and resources, activities, face painting and ballon art, food trucks, fire trucks, STEAM activities, and student art displays.
We are rolling into this Saturday with a good book celebration at the Marion County Literacy Fair.
There is just something so noteable about the North Marion High School Noteables/Soundstation Spring Concert tonight. "So Happy Together" and "Blue Skies" all the way!
Did the first graders' music program at Pleasant Valley rock it today? ORANGE-you glad we let you know they did!
That moment when you realize West Side is in the house and the county-wide student art displays for the Marion County Literacy Fair is complete - priceless! Come see and share the impact of a community that celebrates literacy 10-2 on April 29.
Marion County Schools is proud to be part of a collaboration with Disability Action Center that brought Dr. Nancy Massara and her daughter to Marion County today to talk with staff at DAC and NMHS and FSHS peer helpers.
Final touches and ready to open the doors on Marion County Schools Literacy Fair tomorrow because a community that celebrates literacy and how it's so interwoven in STEAM, art, culture, play, and all we do, grows together. Come celebrate with us 10-2 on April 29.
Yesterday, students of North Marion High School volunteered to line the entrance and sidewalks of the campus with American Flags for Military Signing Day. Today, Connor Duncan stops to ensure the American Flags remain upright and respected after the rain.
As their annual community service project, the Humane Society Club at East Fairmont Middle School presented an $8000.00 check to Jonna Spadafore, Director of the Marion County Humane Society No Kill Shelter. Mrs. Skarzinski, who is the club sponsor, along with students, staff and administration, have spearheaded funding drives for the shelter that have netted a total of
$26,765 since 2015.
North Marion Military Signing Day was special for these students, who have committed to service in the US Armed Forces. North Marion Graduate of 2006, Captain Wikle, served as guest speaker.
