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In the Marshall Public Schools, we offer a supportive,
flexible approach to providing an excellent education for each child.
We inspire everyone to achieve productive lives as citizens and lifelong learners.
We strive for excellence through continuous improvement. We treat each other with respect. We are one team: students, families, educators and employees. We approach our work with enthusiasm and a positive attitude. We hold high expectations for all. We cultivate innovation and creativity.
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Coronavirus Updates
All schools will be open on Tuesday and Wednesday, March 17-18 from 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. for parents/students to pick up their K-5 Education Packets and any other supplies students may need. As of 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday, March 18, schools will be closed for access. So please ensure your student has everything he/she may need prior to then. Please call the District Office at 608-655-3466 after March 18 with any additional questions or concerns.
Virtual Learning begins on Wednesday, March 18; 6-12th grade teachers will be in touch with more details.
**Please share with any and all in the community. Breakfast & lunch is available to all children in our community regardless of whether or not they attend Marshall Public Schools.**
We will be providing FREE Grab & Go breakfast and lunch to all children ages 1-18 (through age 21 for those with special needs) via curbside service between 10:30 - 11:30 a.m. at several community based locations beginning on Wednesday, March 18 and continuing through the term of school closure.
To assist in making sufficient quantities of meals and reduce waste, we are asking that meals be pre-ordered each week by Thursday, for the following week. A new meal order form will be published and distributed weekly. For this week, please complete the order form by 11:59 p.m. on Tuesday, March 17.
Meals will be distributed daily. Children must be present during the food pick up. In the event that you are unable to access one of the six pick up locations, please indicate that on your order form.
Pick Up locations:
Evergreen Village Clubhouse
Marshall Community Youth Center, 226 Madison Street
Firemen’s Park, 309 Park Street
Marshall Public Library, 605 Waterloo Road
Scenic Circle Park, 413 W. Friedel Drive
Converse Park, 408 Best Built Parkway
Food Order Form
Remote Learning Plan
Daily Family Update
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Peer Model Program
Marshall Early Learning Center
Interested in Applying?
Visit https://www.marshallschools.org/elc/ to fill out an application.
If you have any questions feel free to contact the Marshall Early Learning Center at 608-655-1588
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Join Us for our Community Conversation!
April 16, 17 and 18th!
The purpose of the community conversation is to engage the Marshall Public Schools residents in defining their expectations and priorities for the school district. The feedback received will establish a foundation and provide direction for Marshall Public Schools in the next 5, 10, 20 and even 30 years.
The event is scheduled for April 16 (5-9pm), April 17 (5-9pm) and April 18 (8-12). It is a 12-14 hour commitment. Participants who attend all three days find the greatest benefit in this dynamic and high structured conversation. The conversation builds on itself and will begin to Thursday evening with a celebration of the past, or history of the district. As we move from Thursday into Friday, we will transition into the current state of education as we identify the trends, barriers, and the "glads, mads and sads" of Marshall Public Schools and education today. Friday's conversation will also being to identify the goals for the future and priorities that will be set on Saturday.
The goals of this event are to: identify what we mean by being "college, career and life ready" upon graduation from Marshall Public Schools and what the school should be doing to help students achieve this, to increase and strengthen relationships between the Marshall Communities and the School District, to identify what the community expects from the school and finally, what are the issues and trends that shape our school district and community.
Register Now! bit.ly/39kYTnd
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Open Enrollment Window is NOW OPEN!
Marshall is currently accepting applications for 4k-12th grade students who currently do not live in Marshall but wish to enroll here and those students who wish to enroll in JEDI, our virtual charter school.
Wisconsin's inter-district public school open enrollment program allows parents to apply for their children to attend school districts other than the one in which they reside. Parents must submit application forms to the non-resident district during the open enrollment period in February for the following school year.
The Open Enrollment period for the 2020-2021 School Year is February 3- April 30, 2020.
To learn more about open enrollment click here.
To apply, click here.
If you need to open enroll outside of the regular enrollment period, click here to learn more. Please email completed applications to adriver@marshallschools.org
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2 ½ - 5 YEAR-OLD
DEVELOPMENTAL SCREENING
(For children not currently attending school)
April 17, 2020
Marshall Early Learning Center
369 School Street, Marshall, WI
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Developmental screenings are designed to educate families about typical child development and growth. Screenings identify if your child may need further evaluation or services prior to starting school.
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The Marshall Early Childhood teachers and Pupil Service team will conduct a play-based developmental screener. The developmental screening explores all areas of child development including: speech/language, fine and gross motor, behavior, attention, and social skills. Vision and hearing screenings will also be available during this time.
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The District offers many programs and services for children that may need support before kindergarten to achieve school success. Families will receive information on school and community resources during the screening.
Questions? Call or email Kasie Duffy
(608) 655-1588 ext 237
kduffy@marshallschools.org
Register Here
2 ½ - 5 AÑOS
EVALUACIÓN DE DESARROLLO
(Para niños que actualmente no asisten a la escuela)
April 17, 2020
Centro de aprendizaje temprano de Marshall
369 School Street, Marshall, WI
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Las evaluaciones de desarrollo están diseñadas para educar a las familias sobre el desarrollo y crecimiento infantil típico. Las evaluaciones identifican si su hijo puede necesitar más evaluaciones o servicios antes de comenzar la escuela.
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Los maestros de Marshall Early Childhood y el equipo de Pupil Service llevarán a cabo una evaluación del desarrollo basada en juegos. La evaluación del desarrollo explora todas las áreas del desarrollo infantil, incluyendo: habla / lenguaje, motricidad fina y gruesa, comportamiento, atención y habilidades sociales. Los exámenes de visión y audición también estarán disponibles durante este tiempo.
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El Distrito ofrece muchos programas y servicios para niños que pueden necesitar apoyo antes del jardín de infantes para lograr el éxito escolar. Las familias recibirán información sobre recursos escolares y comunitarios durante la evaluación.
Preguntas? Llama o envía un correo electrónico a Kasie Duffy
(608) 655-1588 ext 237
kduffy@marshallschools.org
Registrar aquí
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Check out our District Newsletter here!
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Wisconsin School Report Card Results Released
Marshall Meets Expectations
Marshall's 2018-19 results can be accessed below:
details on district and individual school results
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Download the Infinite Campus App to have immediate access to the Student & Parent Portals!
Android
iPhone
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During inclement weather, check the district website and social media communications, or tune into local Madison television and radio stations for the latest school closing information. The district's notification system will also alert families by email and phone. If there is a delayed start time, no morning Early Childhood or morning Pre-K classes will be held.
Additional information regarding school closing decisions
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