Brianna Parker is making sure MJHS Staff is masked up! Thank you for all your hard work you put into making these and keeping us safe. ❤️😷
Thursday Fun with French I. Click the link for more photos...... https://photos.app.goo.gl/yUwmPusoGhPQ2nBT8
7th Graders in Ms. Ezell’s Social Studies Class Play “Family Feud” To Review For Their Test Tomorrow On Human Geography!!!
Red Ribbon Week 7th-9th
National Banned Books Week Continues @ The 7th Grade Experience! Click the video link: https://youtu.be/fiZBVk71WkE
Happy First Day Of October From The 7th Grade Experience! Click Link For Our Video: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GXmwZ1QHzhzIY1ahmlaGFKfTHgwV5xSk/view?usp=sharing
7th Grade Student Miyah Johnson Wins Our ID Wearing Incentive Drawing For September!!! Thanks To Ms. Tracy For The $10 Chick-fil-A Card 🐔
Never.... Stop..... READING
A moment of SCIENCE please!
MJHS Social Studies Teachers are making history UNFOREGTABLE!
Coding, Keyboarding, Business Education and Career Development OH MY!
Celebrating The Freedom To Choose And Read @ The 7th Grade Experience! # RISEArkansas #bannedbooksweek
Second Chance Breakfast is a SUCCESS! MJHS students love having an opportunity between classes to grab breakfast and head to class.
7th Grade Social Studies Students in Ms. Cook's Class Engaged In Learning About The Almanac and The Atlas.
7th Grade Quiz Bowl Sponsored By Mr. Whiteside and Ms. L. Brown Met Early This Morning To Practice!
Congratulations To Our 7th Graders!! We Have Earned Our 100 Books Badge From Our eBooks EPIC! Program!!! # RISEArkansas
Continuing To Celebrate National Banned Books Week @ The 7th Grade Experience! Click The Link For Our Video: https://youtu.be/paluqcTnRis
9/28/20
Marion School District received notification of a positive case of COVID-19, involving one of our auxiliary staff members, this afternoon. The positive case has been reported to the Arkansas Department of Health. In addition, all identified close contacts to the positive case have been notified and are following the quarantine orders set forth by the ADH.
For the privacy of all students and staff, Marion School District will not be sharing any personal information publicly.
We remain firmly committed to providing a safe environment and will follow the guidance provided by the Arkansas Department of Health, CDC, and Department of Elementary and Secondary Education.
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Kelly Fogleman, BSN, RN, NCSN
School Health Coordinator
870-739-5140 (office)
kfogleman@msd3.org
Thanks To Our 7th Grade Student Council Members Led By Ms. Lovely For Our Popcorn During Our Virtual Parent Teacher Conferences Tonight! ❤️ 🍿❤️
Parent Responsibilities for Virtual Students
Please recall that as we outlined in the information provided to you before the start of school, that while the teacher is responsible for providing the curriculum and the instruction, the parental involvement is crucial in order for virtual learning to be successful for a student. It is essential that parents monitor student activity daily, ensure that assignments are completed on time, and encourage students to stay on track. While we understand that many challenges arise from maintaining work schedules and commitments while you are supporting your student's efforts at home, these expectations are vital to the success of your student(s).
If at any time the demands of virtual learning become too difficult for your family to maintain, please know that your student(s) are welcome to return to the classroom for face-to-face instruction- by simply contacting your school’s main office.
Recommended Time on “School Work”
The following are recommendations from the Marion School District for the amount of time (per subject) a student should be engaged in school work each day through any delivery model. This includes instruction and assignments. Recommendations are based on a review of guidance from other states and discussions with local schools and parents. We want parents/students to focus on the process of learning. Engagement is the key to reducing any learning regression.
Recommended Time on “School Work” (per subject)
Grades:
PK-4 -- 30-60 minutes a day, maximum of 5 hours a week
5-8 -- 45-90 minutes a day, maximum of 7 ½ hours a week
9-12 -- 60-150 minutes a day, maximum of 12 ½ hours a week
Students in Honors, AP, or concurrent courses will most likely exceed the recommended times.
All students should be reading regularly in addition to instructional time.
Thank you for supporting your students at the Marion School District.
