Beginning 04-JAN (Wednesday)
- Bussess enter from Waketon-stop at MHS9 and then MHS. Exit onto Dixon.
- All parent traffic is at the front of MHS9, MHS, and the north side band parking lot.
- No parent traffic in back parking lot. Students enter from Waketon or the top entrance of Dixon. Same for exiting in the afternoon.
Congratulations to the Flower Mound HS Marching Band (1), Hebron HS Marching Band (2) and the Marcus HS Marching Band (3)!
Marcus is celebrating its 35th anniversary!
To commemorate the spectacular year ahead, you can get a limited edition gray t-shirt with red & black “M” logo for just $10!
NOW OPEN TO MARCUS FEEDER
ELEMENTARY & MIDDLE SCHOOLS!
Congratulations!
Michael White, MHS Senior created the winning logo design!
- PTA T-Shirt Design Contest
- Summer Camps
- Graduation Information
- Summer Info
- Fall School Start Times
- and more…
Here are a few of the things you’ll learn about this month:
- Programs: Digital Citizenship – this Wednesday!
- PTSA Membership Meeting (Elections & Budget)
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Reminder
PTSA Senior Scholarship Applications are due on Wednesday, April 20, 2016!
Reminder for Parents from the Marcus Nurse:
This is a gentle reminder that if your student is sick, please keep them at home. School policy states that students with a fever of 100 degrees or more should be at home until they are fever free for 24 hours, without the aid of fever reducing medications. For other diagnosed infectious conditions, such as strep throat, please follow the guidelines and medications recommended by your doctor. This may include staying at home until antibiotics are on board for 24-48 hours.
It is wonderful that students want to be at school! It is not wonderful to have a sick student spreading illness to other students. Please be considerate to others, if your son or daughter is ill, keep them at home. We will welcome them back with open arms, when they are better! And if you have any questions, feel free to contact Nurse Boyd.
