Marion Independent School District

Reminder that second quarter begins tomorrow at MHS. New beginnings & opportunities!

Attention Longfellow Parents: Please remember that students may be dropped off starting at 7:55am if they are eating breakfast at school. All other students can start being dropped off at 8:05am. A bell signals when students may start entering the building. We do not have staff available to supervise students dropped off before then as teachers are often in meetings. Thank you for help in this.

Join our community for Dine Out For Our Schools on October 29th!

Marion Independent and the Marion Public Library collaborate to issue library cards to all MISD students. Read here for more details: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1H7f2g8taNd2sgRcYwSkGEaFOHnnTKcxTH_Ak56i8bpg/edit?usp=sharing

MISD Families, For students who will be attending on-site, please take a moment to read and complete the brief survey below. MISD will begin the year for students attending on-site with a 2 week hybrid schedule. Students will attend on-site 5 of the first 10 days, but breakfast/lunch will be available through your child's meal account on the days when your child is not on-site. Please complete the following survey no later than Friday, September 4 to indicate whether or not you wish to pick up breakfast/lunch for your child(ren) on the days when they are not attending on-site. Thank you! *Survey is accessible using the link above or by entering https://forms.gle/yTFpG9Kh9neTVdv9A in your browser. Thank you, MISD

Important registration information can be here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/11dnfgOl4F3OfUR0JATIPpC7t6tpWeUB8mWz4SxitRzQ/edit?usp=sharing

Congrats to Marion Boys Baseball! #MISDinspire #MISDOwnYourFuture

MISD Community, Linn County Public Health Department released a guidance document to support districts in developing Return to Learn plans. This document provides helpful guidance as our MISD leadership team continues to develop and make revisions to our district plan, and we are appreciative of their work and collaboration. Our planning process remains focused on the health and safety of our students, staff, and MISD community. MISD’s plan was released on July 14. We continue to develop building-specific plans, make revisions as new guidance is released, and will remain responsive throughout the upcoming year. An update to the plan, which will include building-level details and any revisions, will be shared during the week of July 27. Additionally, families will receive a survey during the week of July 20 to indicate current intentions regarding returning to on-site or requesting online instructional delivery, as well as whether school bus transportation will be needed. Thank you for your partnership and patience as we continue to plan for the upcoming school year. Sincerely, Janelle Brouwer, Superintendent Linn County Public Health Return to School Guidance can be found at: https://www.linncounty.org/health

School Supply Lists for 20-21 School Year Check out the Document Center on our website/app for an updated list for your building.

Supt. Brouwer releases MISD's Return to Learn plan.