Help support our school’s art program by purchasing your child’s work with our Art to Remember fundraiser. Use the link below to look up your students artwork.
https://arttoremember.com/school/EEY7KD
There will be a FREE Intro to Theatre Youth Workshop on MAY THE 4TH from 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Kids will learn to get comfortable on stage, do improv work, act out scenes, and learn some stage combat.
Feel free to come dressed in a MAY THE 4TH costume or dress comfortably to allow for movement. The free workshop is open to all Kids ages 8 - 18 who wish to learn more about theatre! Registration begins at 8:30 a.m.
No experience is necessary. Just be prepared to have fun! Parents are welcome to stay or drop off.
April is Autism Awareness Month and we want to make sure we acknowledge, celebrate and educate all of our students about the wonderful minds of individuals on the spectrum. So in the spirit of the month all of our schools will be participating in a spirit week! Next week, each day will have a theme for students who choose to participate, these range from wear a fun hat to wearing clothes with something you love on it. Take a look at what each day will entail and explain to your student how their outfit each day fits into this spirit week and Autism Awareness Month!
All Marietta City School District bus routes will be returning to normal starting this afternoon, thank you!
Marietta City School District will be in session after a 2-hour delay this morning but there will be several bus routes that will still be impacted by flooding. Anything North of Washington Street on the West Side (Gilman, Oak Grove, etc.) will be unable to be reached. We will have a bus picking up from The Boys and Girls Club, so students dropped off there may be bussed to school. The pickup time will be 8:30 a.m. for High School students and 10:30 a.m. for Elementary School students. Any student who can't be picked up by bus can call in for an excused absence. Thank you
With Kindergarten Registration underway we wanted to remind families about the necessary back to school immunizations for the 2024/2025 school year. Stop in, call us, or scan the QR code to schedule an appointment!
Great way to help the community, especially those that were affected by the recent flooding! For more information contact info@mariettamainstreet.org
Tigers,
In addition to the Safety and Information document we’ve shared with you earlier in the week, we wanted to clarify a few things regarding what will be happening on Monday, April 8, 2024 due to the solar eclipse.
While our district will be having a normal day of instruction, we understand that there will be families that want to enjoy this historic event with their children. Any student who is missing school on Monday to view the eclipse with their family will be considered an excused absence. This will still require the parent to call in and report the absence with the school that their child attends.
For students who will be attending school that day, each building within the district will have their own plan for how the eclipse will fit in their daily instruction and how it will affect dismissal. Each building will share specifics directly to staff and parents this weekend. Questions or concerns about these plans should be directed to the building administration, not your students' teachers.
Thank you,
Brad Silvus, Superintendent
Tigers,
I wanted to share information regarding Marietta City School District’s plan for the upcoming solar eclipse on Monday, April 8th. After much discussion between myself, our Board of Education members and neighboring districts within the county, we have decided that all 4 of our buildings in the district will be having a normal day of instruction on April 8th. Our board has established a clear expectation that minimizing our time out of the classroom is what is best for our students. This decision we feel will allow our students to have a minimally interrupted day of learning, and still witness this event alongside their peers and educators. Thanks to a generous donation from Eye Care Associates in Marietta, all of our students will have protective eyewear in order to view the historic eclipse. Since student safety is our number one priority, we will be distributing materials to our staff and students with instructions on how to make use of these glasses to safely enjoy the eclipse. We will also disseminate other safety and informational resources we’ve found from outside our organization to educators, students and families in the district. We are excited to share in this historic event with our staff and students. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out by emailing me at bsilvus@mariettacsdoh.org
Thank you and Go Tigers!
Brad Silvus, Superintendent for Marietta City School District
Just a reminder in addition to the paper we sent home with students last week. There is a wonderful opportunity to support you children's literacy journey this week. Marietta College on Monday 3/25 and Wednesday 3/27 will be offering multi-model phonics instruction for K-2 students completely free of charge! There will even be some tips for parents to help support their students continue to improve their literacy after the event.
The Marietta Soccer League is open to children ages 4-15 to participate in recreational soccer.
Go to https://marietta.demosphere-secure.com/_registration to register.
Spring registration is $55 including the uniform. If you have a uniform from the fall registration is $43.
Registration closes March 10th. Practices start the week of March 25th, and games will start April 7th and run through May 19th.
For more information, you can email at registrar@mariettasoccer.com or president@mariettasoccer.com
The day is almost here! Opening night for Anastasia is tomorrow evening at 7 p.m. with an additional show on Saturday March 2, at 7 p.m. Tickets are on sale at https://www.mariettacityschools.k12.oh.us/page/athletics . Don't miss your opportunity to see this show, as there will be no video of the performance. We hope to see you all this weekend!
Mark your calendars because this is a show you aren't going to want to miss. MHS Choirs all of our student performers, directors and choreographers have been hard at work in preparation for opening night!
For more information on the program you can visit this link:
https://www.mariettacityschools.k12.oh.us/article/1433301
Tickets can be purchased here (by scrolling to the bottom of the page):
http://tinyurl.com/33bdufn8
For students who signed and returned their permission forms, the mobile dentist will be visiting Washington on February 26 & 27th next week!
Wednesday from 5-6 p.m. until May 15 there will be FREE meals provided at the M1Naz Church, located at 100 Mill Creek Rd. in Marietta, OH. Anyone seeking more information may call 740-373-5406.
BSN has teamed up with Lulumon! Please take a moment to check out our new Lulumon Team Store:
https://bsnteamsports.com/shop/VqQxDZrEvV
Please support our Lady Tiger Golfers!
Applebee's Fundraiser
February 20th 2024
11am-11pm
Just a reminder that Marietta City Schools will not be in session for students tomorrow February 16, (professional development day for staff) or Monday February 19 (Presidents' Day). We hope you enjoy your long weekend!
Just a reminder this Thursday 2/15, students will be released early from their respective schools for Parent Teacher Conferences. You an see the early release schedule below:
Washington/Phillips: 1:40 p.m.
MES: 1:20 p.m.
MHS: 12:40 p.m.
Marietta City Schools along with the Boys & Girls Clubs of Washington County and the Ely-Chapman Education Foundation are planning to apply for a 21st Century Community Learning Center grant to support an afterschool program for students. Your responses to the survey link below will help us better understand student and family needs as we plan the afterschool program. Thank you!
http://tinyurl.com/7b5h9r7v