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Education

Retirees recognized during closing day ceremony

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Students rewarded with throwing pies in the face for selling raffle tickets during spring fling event

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MCHS students’ report cards available for pickup

Report cards are now available at Marion County High School. Parents can pick up their child’s report card during regular school hours. No report cards will be mailed.

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Wheeler is new MCPS food service director

Jennifer Wheeler will soon become the new food service director for Marion County Public Schools. Wheeler previously served as a long-time family consumer science teacher, an interventionist and an assistant principal at Marion County High School. She is currently working with Cathy Sparrow, current food service director, who is retiring this summer.

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Bumping up, getting out and getting ready

Monday, May 15, was not a typical Monday for Marion County Public School students.
For its elementary and middle school students, it was a day to “bump up” to the next grade level. For its graduating seniors, it was a day to get “life ready” and learn from local business leaders.
“It was a day to remember for our students,” Marion County Superintendent Taylora Schlosser wrote in an email.

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Marion County FFA Awards Banquet

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Courtwright among 58 students graduating from The Gatton Academy

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West Marion Elementary PAGES for April

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MCPS prepares for its new norm

Today is the last day of school for students in the Marion County Public School District, but plans are already well underway for next school year and the many changes that are in store for students and staff.

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Board approves salary increases to make district more competitive

The Marion County Board of Education formed a special committee earlier this year specifically to evaluate its employee’s wages and compare them to surrounding school districts in an effort to make the district more competitive. The board’s goal is to not only attract and recruit outstanding educators, but also to retain the ones the district already employs.

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