More than 40 aspiring muralists from #MSD25 submitted entries into the C.R.E.A.T.E. Space (Calm Room & Expressive Art to Empower) art competition! Learn about their process and experience in this great article from @TulalipNews https://goo.gl/ar8iAR!
#MSD25's Annual In-District Transfer Request/Choice Transfer Request (Out-of-District Variance) period for the 2018-2019 school year runs through February 28, 2018. Forms are available at each school building and the District Office located at 4220 80th Street NE, Marysville, WA 98270. While it is always recommended to enroll your child in your neighborhood school, we do understand that at times circumstances exist that create the need to enroll in a school outside of your neighborhood school boundary area. More details can be found at http://www.msd25.org/o/District/page/register-for-school
#MSD25 staff and community members have a unique opportunity to take a FREE Youth Mental Health First Aid Course sponsored by the OSPI Project AWARE Grant and funded by SAMHSA. Courses are open to all Marysville and Tulalip residents! Take the class, save a life, and strengthen your community. Thank you to NWESD 189 for coordinating! Register at goo.gl/uceXyt
#MSD25 staff & community! Save a life & strengthen your community! Take a FREE Youth Mental Health First Aid Course! http://goo.gl/uceXyt
Hey students! Do you know another language? If so, you may be able to earn up to 4 high school world language credits. These credits can help meet high school graduation requirements for elective credits and 4-year college admissions requirements for world (foreign) languages! Registrations due by February 9. Learn more about this FREE opportunity at https://goo.gl/ENzAno
Way to go, #MSD25 Alumnus Chris King! Selected as Sportscaster of the Year for Idaho Vandals Men’s Basketball play-by-play by the National Sports Media Association!
#MSD25 Alumna and KIRO-FM Radio Personality, Colleen O'Brien recently accepted the position of Managing Editor in addition to her role as anchor of their morning news! Although much has changed since her high school TV3 days, Colleen says her core values remain the same: "Camaraderie, hard work and a relentless pursuit for improvement." Way to go, Colleen!
"Know that you’re going to struggle. Always push forward, no matter what’s going on." Inspiring words from #MPHS & #MSD25's very own Cheyenne Coe! http://ow.ly/5gc530i4HjH
"The change you seek, for yourself or the world, is slow and laborious. Growth comes during confrontation with weakness. There is no growth in comfort and no comfort in growth, so if you want to grow, get used to being uncomfortable. Think of it as character under construction." - #MSD25 Homegrown Hero, Gary Carrier. Learn more at http://bit.ly/HomegrownHeroes
REMINDER: No school TODAY, Monday, January 29! Here's to a great semester and the start of new classes for #MSD25 secondary students!
The Marysville School District understands the importance of maintaining school buildings and facilities. That’s why the Replacement Technology and Capital Projects Levy helps funds the most critical facility retrofits and replacement needed in our district over the next five years! Learn more at www.msd25.org/february-2018-levy-information
10,000 Students. 10,000 Reasons. The Replacement Technology and Capital Projects Levy on your February ballot ensures students, families and the community receive the same level of service in improved learning environments! Learn more at www.msd25.org/february-2018-levy-information
Did you know? Local levy dollars represent the second largest funding source for the Marysville School District’s overall budget and help support the educational programs and services students currently receive! Learn more at www.msd25.org/february-2018-levy-information
Hey students! Do you know another language? If so, you may be able to earn up to 4 high school world language credits. These credits can help meet high school graduation requirements for elective credits and 4-year college admissions requirements for world (foreign) languages! Registrations due by February 9. Learn more about this FREE opportunity at https://goo.gl/ENzAno
Ballots for the February 13 Election have been mailed to more than 430,000 registered voters in Snohomish County! Here's how to make sure your voice is heard! Step 1 - Open Ballot. Step 2 - Fill out Ballot. Step 3 - Send ballot in the mail or put it in the drop box at Marysville City Hall by 8 p.m. on Election Day.
In a crisis? Get help and support by texting HELLO to 741-741!
10,000 Students. 10,000 Reasons. The Replacement Educational Programs and Operations Levy on February’s ballot funds programs for students with special needs, and supports the arts, music, athletics, and extra-curricular programs across the entire district. Learn more at www.msd25.org/february-2018-levy-information
Update: 11:24 a.m. - Modified lockdown lifted. Suspect in custody.
Police activity near Sunnyside Elementary - unrelated to school. As a precaution, school has been put on external lockdown. All students and staff are safe.
Reminder: No school this coming Monday, January 29! Here's to a great semester and the start of new classes for #MSD25 secondary students!
Before the winter break, some lucky Pinewood Elementary students had an opportunity to hear from fellow Panther, Abby Beauchamp. Abby was born with a lymphatic malformation. Her message to student that afternoon was, "Choose Kind". Abby talked about her time in school and shared why it is so important to treat others with kindness and respect - regardless of their appearance. Everyone loved having Abby and we appreciate her time and great advice!
