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Education

  • 1-10-18 School Menus

    No school Monday and Tuesday, Jan. 15 and 16.
    Breakfast
    Elementary schools
    Wednesday, Jan. 17: scrambled eggs and toast or cereal and toast, banana, pineapple chunks, jelly, juice, and milk.
    Thursday, Jan. 18: build your own parfait w/granola and toast or cereal and toast, peaches, strawberries, jelly, juice, and milk.
    Friday, Jan. 19: milk gravy and biscuit or cereal and toast, apple, pear slices, juice, and milk.

    Middle school and Knight academy

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  • West Marion Elementary School December Pages
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  • 1-3-18 School Menus

    Breakfast
    Elementary schools
    Monday, Jan. 8: donut holes w/glaze and toast or cereal and toast, apple, pineapple, jelly, juice, and milk.
    Tuesday, Jan. 9: whole grain chocolate chip muffin and toast or cereal and toast, orange wedges, pears, jelly, juice, and milk.
    Wednesday, Jan. 10: bacon, egg, slider and toast or cereal and toast, banana, pineapple chunks, jelly, juice, and milk.
    Thursday, Jan. 11: sausage breakfast pizza and toast or cereal and toast, fruit cocktail, applesauce, jelly, juice and milk.

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  • Girl Scouts gather for annual Cookie Kickoff event
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  • 1-3-18 Marion County Student Ambassador

     

    Libby Palagi, the daughter of Kate and Roy Palagi, is a sophomore at Marion County High School.
    She is a former student of St. Augustine.
    In the future, Libby plans to become a physical therapist.
    As a student ambassador, Libby enjoys being able to help people and showing off her school while doing it.
    Becoming an ambassador is a highlight of her time in MCPS. She believes that young people should assume leadership roles because they can then learn how to be amazing leaders themselves.
     

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  • McKee, Ritchie to help students prepare for college

    Brittany McKee and Keith Ritchie will work with Marion County High School students this year to prepare them for college.
    Ritchie was recently named the advisor to the Kentucky College Coaches Program by the Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority (KHEAA). McKee, a native of Somerset, is the college coach at MCHS.
    “The college coaches program is a great opportunity for students to have a chance at a career that they love and enjoy,” McKee said.

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  • MCPS inclement weather plan - What to know

    Given the recent changes in weather, now is an excellent time to review Marion County Public School’s Inclement Weather Protocol, as well as Plan B Bus Routes and information related to Non-Traditional Instruction Days.  
    Complete information concerning inclement weather procedures, Plan B bus routes, and Non-Traditional Instruction Days can be found on the district’s website:  www.marion.kyschools.us.
    Below are some important highlights to help you be prepared for potential school closings.

    School cancellation

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  • 12-27-17 School Menus

    Breakfast
    Elementary schools
    Tuesday, Jan. 2: poptarts and two toast or cereal and toast, juice, pineapple, peach cup, and milk.
    Wednesday, Jan. 3: chicken and biscuit and toast or cereal and toast, grape cluster, pear slices, juice, and milk.
    Thursday, Jan. 4: mini pancakes and toast or cereal and toast, mixed fruit, apple, juice, and milk.
    Friday, Jan. 5: glazed donut and toast or cereal and toast, peaches, mixed fruit, jelly, juice, and milk.

    Middle school and Knight academy

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  • Third grade students at Lebanon Elementary School and Calvary Elementary School presented “Santa’s Rockin’ Christmas Eve”
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  • New immunization requirements in 2018-19

    Landmark News Service

    School children attending public schools in Kentucky have new immunization requirements to meet beginning with the 2018-19 school year. Time is of the essence to meet the new expectation.
    Effective for the coming academic year, state law requires all students enrolling in public schools to have a Hepatitis A vaccine. It’s important for parents to know the required vaccine now is a two-part immunization series. The two shots must be administered six months apart. Previously, only one dose was required by the state.

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