Emily Hall, MHS School Improvement Specialist, has been charged with being the captain of TEAM PATRIOT for our Hometown Showdown Game Day Giveaway! Our goal is to raise up to $2500 for St. Jude while we celebrate our Patriots! Folks can use the link below to donate in honor of a student, in honor of a cancer patient, or even to represent their MHS graduation year! READ MORE >
Straley Owen and Mary Inman, Instructional Facilitators (pictured above) for MSD are the district trainers for the R.I.S.E. and Reading Horizons programs. The MSD dyslexia interventionists will service the 3 to 5% of the student population. But what about the rest of the student population? The R.I.S.E. and Reading Horizons programs will reach the rest of the... READ MORE >
The Gates Scholarship is a highly selective, last-dollar scholarship for exceptional, Pell-eligible, minority, high school seniors. Starting in 2018, the scholarship will be awarded to 300 top student leaders each year with the intent of promoting their academic excellence through college graduation, and providing them the opportunity to reach their full potential.... READ MORE >
Below you will see a few of our fall sports schedules. As they come in, we will post more.2019 Volleyball2019 Tennis2019 Cross Country2019 Football READ MORE >
VPA kicked off the 2019-2020 school year with their first annual VPA Fresh Start. Students in attendance were able to receive haircut and hair styling services, personal hygiene kits, and a voucher for select school supplies. They also had the opportunity to enjoy hot dogs, play carnival games, and jump in bounce houses. The event was a huge success and we cannot... READ MORE >
Dr. Auzenne-Curl spent Monday, August 5th with the MSD Faculty to help encourage them how important it is to understand poverty and the students they teach. “I enjoy presenting this material because of emphasis Dr. Payne places on the various dimensions of resources that we can encourage our young people to build upon. This dynamic helps us design interventions... READ MORE >
The Marion School District campus security, as well as other departments from Crittenden County, underwent training for a variety of scenarios in an effort to ensure our children's safety. John Evans, Marion's Campus Security Director, said that the school will have at least one officer stationed at each school building who will undergo this training."We're working... READ MORE >
Two years in a row, MJHS student Dalton Mabry has made the National All American Baseball Team. He played games in Vierra, FL July 28-Aug 2. The Southeast travel team he plays on came in 3rd place and finished 2nd overall. Congratulations Dalton! He hopes to add Marion Baseball Team to his list of accomplishments this year. Photos Provided by Rachel Mabry READ MORE >
Let the Journey Begin! To meet the dyslexia law and under the instruction of Nancy Coffman-Trainer (Director of Shelton Academic Reading Approach), the Marion School District has sent seven interventionist to become Certified Academic Language Therapists. The type of therapy the MSD interventionist will provide is therapeutic for students with dyslexia. AR Code... READ MORE >
Krisma Smith, MJHS teacher, MHS Robotics Mentor was 1 of 24 mentors out of 300 applicants selected to attend the 2019 Air Force/FIRST Robotics Leadership Program. Of the 21 states represented, Ms. Smith was the only mentor in the state of Arkansas selected. This year, Ms. Smith and Mr. Mouritsen are reviving our district's robotics team. We are extremely honored... READ MORE >
Ashley Tew, visual art teacher at Marion Junior High School has successfully completed the Arkansas Declaration of Learning program. Governor Asa Hutchinson, keynote speaker, personally recognize Ashley on stage for her accomplishments. The Arkansas Declaration of Learning program is very competitive. Educators selected for the 2018-19 program began with a... READ MORE >
It is the mission of the Marion School District to provide our students with a program of instruction so that they will acquire the academic, social, and decision-making skills needed to become productive citizens in our rapidly changing technological world. We recognize individual differences in students and believe that all children can learn. We strive to... READ MORE >