• Murray State College

• Northeastern State University

• Southeastern State University

• University of Central Oklahoma

• Resources from the State Department of Edcuation

• Coping with Stress During a Pandemic

• National Suicide Prevention Hotline

• National Child Abuse Hotline

• High School Graduation Checklist

• Earning Skills for SUCCESS

• Regents for Higher Education State Department of Education

• Oklahoma Accountability and Assessments

• OCCT Online Practice Tests

• SAT Testing Dates

• ACT Testing Dates

• Oklahoma's Promise

• Oklahoma's Promise Flyer

Homeless Liason Responsibilities

Marietta Public School Homeless Statement

Homeless Confidentiality Statement

Homeless Student Referral

Homeless Information - English Version

Homeless Information - Spanish Version

McKinney-Vento Homeless Education Complaint Procedures

We want our students to succeed, both here at Marietta Public Schools and after they graduate high school and move on to college and careers. Please check this page often for updates from our school counselors, information about special services, and other student resources.

Our school counselors are here to help your child have successful educational experiences by providing guidance classes, small group meetings, and other resources. Please feel free to contact them with your questions or concerns.

Thelesa Taylor Grades 9th & 10th

High School Counselor
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Tonya Bucher Grades 11th & 12th

High School Counselor
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Heather McMahon
Elementary School Counselor
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Alyson Stokes
Middle School Counselor
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Candy McDonald
Primary School Counselor
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CHILD FIND - STUDENTS AGES 0-3 OR SCHOOL AGE CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS

CHILD FIND INFORMATION

MARIETTA PUBLIC SCHOOL FOSTER CARE PLAN

The Marietta Public School District is committed to provide all students with sound educational experiences.  The plan is to address the requirement for foster care provisions under Title I of Essa which require State Educational Agencies (SDE) and Local Educational Agencies (LEAs) to collaborate with Child Welfare Agencies (CWAs) to ensure educational stability and minimize educational disruptions for children in foster care.  See our full plan below.

MARIETTA PUBLIC SCHOOL FOSTER PLAN

Indian Education services include assistance information, appropriate professional development, and collaborative efforts to bridge the gap between the state, tribal nations, and schools. In order to apply for a formula grant under the Indian Education Program, your child's school must determine the number of Indian children enrolled. You may complete and submit this Title VII/Indian Education Eligibility Form if you would like the school to count your child for this purpose.

One goal of the Marietta School District is to help develop the potential of the gifted and talented by providing a qualitative, differentiated program that takes into consideration the individual learning styles and special abilities of each student. The district’s Gifted and Talented coordinator coordinates the efforts of teachers who identify and serve these students.

Marietta Indians are committed to preventing bullying. We expect all students to follow these anti-bullying rules:

1. As Marietta Indians, we refuse to bully.

2. We will treat each other respectfully.

3. We will include students who feel left out.

4. We will report bullying to a trusted adult at school or home.

Marietta Public Schools Harassment-Bullying Policy