Marion Harding High School held its 147th senior commencement on May 25 at the Marion County Veterans Memorial Coliseum.
Marion City Schools' Summer Food Program starts June 12.
The program will run through Aug. 9. Anyone 18 and under can enjoy healthy, free meals.
Congratulations to our 2019 Retirees! Thank you for your service and dedication to our youth at Marion City Schools! We will miss you!
Marion City Schools' Kindergarten Camp will be held July 22-Aug. 7.
The program will be held 8:30-11:30 a.m. Monday through Thursday at all elementary buildings. It offers a fun place to play and learn.
Parents may register students at the MCS Welcome Center at 910 E. Church St.
Marion City Schools' summer school program will start on June 12.
The program will be held 8:30-11:30 a.m. June 12-13, June 17-20, June 24-27 and July 1-3. Click the arrow for more information including summer bus routes.Click here for busing information.
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In an effort to more successfully reach all of their students, the sixth-grade math teaching team of Allyssa Betker and Gina King put together an innovative way to approach teaching their subject this year.
Harding High School students and staff spread throughout the community on Friday, May 24 to celebrate its 6th Annual United Service Day. Students volunteered to complete customer service projects at area schools and other locations such as the Marion County Dog Pound, Marion Historical Society and Marion Police Department.
Book activist Olivia Van Ledtje returns to Harrison Elementary to spread the love of reading and generosity.
Congratulations to Harding High School's top two seniors, valedictorian Maggie Pitts and salutatorian Paige Bending.
Kindergarten camp will be held at all elementary schools for incoming kindergarten students. The camps provide a fun place to play and learn. Parents may register students at the MCS Welcome Center at 910 E. Church St.
Marion City Schools will welcome students back on Aug. 19. We hope you have a safe summer and will see you then.
I invite to you take part in an important process for the students and staff of the Marion City Schools. We are working to “refresh” the Marion City Schools Strategic Plan.
While the Mission remains the same - Inspiring a Community of Achievement - we are reviewing and updating the district Pillars. These are the core focus areas for our plan.
A steering committee that includes community members and staff met to review the Pillars and provided feedback on possible definitions. Your input is essential to this process. Please take 5 minutes to complete a survey focused on the Pillar Definitions.
Feedback will be gathered from community members and staff and used to inform the final version of the plan.
Thank you for taking your valuable time,
Ronald J. Iarussi EdD
Superintendent, Marion City Schools
