Marietta Public Schools

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Mrs. Brown’s 8th grade classes took a break from classwork to put their knowledge to use in the greenhouse, creating combination baskets for our upcoming plant sale.

Everything you see was grown and put together by students, and they did a great job.

If you’re interested, stop by the greenhouse on April 10th from 8:00–4:00 and pick up a few plants.

Check out the chapter page for more details and more pictures of what will be available.

Our Pre-K students turned themselves into things beginning with the letters of the alphabet and did an ABC Parade yesterday! There were so many fun and creative "letters!"

Mrs. Stein's first-grade class did a different kind of March Madness last month. They had 16 books to listen to. They listened to 2 books every day, and the kids voted each day for the book they liked the best- the winning book made it to the next round. It was made in a bracket form, just like March Madness basketball. They kept going until there were just 2 books left, and yesterday, the students voted on their favorite book and wrote why they chose that book to win. What a fun way to encourage reading!!

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Congratulations to the March Middle School students of the month. 8th graders Francisco Perez, Bella Robertson, 7th graders Joseph Fraire, Ailyn Flores and 6th graders Branson Willis and Paris Rife. Great job!!

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Congratulations to our Marietta Elementary March Students of the Month! Third graders seated on the floor, left to right: Hunter Pelley, Rubysmar Partida-Trias, Easton Jones, and Lucia Escobedo. Fourth graders on bench: David Bruce, Joel Rivera, Jenson Swirczynski, and Allison Faberlle . Fifth graders, standing: Jair Segura, Jade Dunnam, Harlie Stephens, and Emma Zalazar.

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Mark your calendars for our annual Elementary/Primary Reading Night. It is scheduled for Thursday, April 9, from 4:00-6:00 pm. Hope students and families are able to attend the fun event all centered around reading!

More picture from the 5th grade "Future Fair" held today at the elementary gym. Lots of great questions and conversations were had. Thank you to all of our local presenters that took time to share with our students.

Today, our 5th graders participated in their “Future Fair,” where they explored fourteen interactive stations hosted by local community professionals. At each station, students learned about different careers as presenters shared insights into their work. Always a great time to start planning for their future!

Look at our elementary Great Educators Matter Winner for the third nine weeks! Mrs. Scarbrough works with students whose second language is English. She provides supports to teachers as well as students. She is an amazing teacher that has lots of ideas to share and implement. We are ALL lucky to work with her!

There will be a Title VI/JOM (Indian Education) Spring Parent Meeting on Tuesday, March 31, at 5:30 p.m.

Our Primary School GEM (Great Educators Matter) for March is Mrs. Burk! Mrs. Burk is one of our amazing Kindergarten teachers. She is a very dedicated teacher, and she works hard to make sure all of her students succeed. She always wants what is best for them and is supportive and helpful to all! Congratulations!

Congratulations to our Primary School Students of the Month for March! Way to go!

Local OACD Poster Contest Winner Goes National

Each year the Love County Conservation District sponsors the Oklahoma Association of
Conservation District’s Annual Poster Contest. Students of Love County Schools are
encouraged to participate in this contest. The Contest has three levels of competition in
the State of Oklahoma. The Local, Area, and State Levels. This Year, Franchesca
Veracierta (a student at Marietta High School) Placed 1 st in all these levels. She, along
with four other 1 st place winners from across the state, now have entries in the National
Association of Conservation District’s Poster contest (to be held at a later date). There is
a lot of coordination that makes this contest possible each year. The Love County
Conservation District would like to thank the following partners for all their help:
Courteney Starsick and Bonnie Petersen from Marietta Public Schools, the staff of the
Farm Service Agency here in Love County, Jennefer Rojas at Noble County
Conservation District, The Oklahoma Conservation Commission and Oklahoma
Association of Conservation Districts. We would all like to recognize and congratulate
Franchesca for all of her hard work and talent.

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Just a reminder that tomorrow, Friday, March 27 will be a regular school day for both students and staff. This date was added following legislative changes after the original district calendar was approved.

Additionally, Friday, April 17th will now be a regular school day to make up for the day missed due to storm damage. This date had previously been scheduled as a snow day. Thank you for your flexibility and continued support.

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