MHS Mission and Vision Statements

Mission

Building Opportunities By Challenging ALL Students To Succeed

Vision

*We will ensure all students learn at high levels by: *

Building Opportunities **

Develop, implement and refine a guaranteed and viable curriculum for every course or content area

    • Identify the essential learning for every course or content area
    • Communicate clear learning targets to students in student-friendly language
    • Develop formative and summative assessments aligned to the learning targets
    • Create and implement units of instruction that embed essential learning
    • Deliver grade-level content with appropriate pacing
  • Implement a multi-tiered system of academic and behavioral supports
    • Plan and deliver quality, grade-level core instruction to all students
    • Utilize our assessment data to identify students in need of additional time and support on essential learning outcomes
    • Deliver targeted Tier 2 interventions based upon the essential learning
    • Identify students in need of intensive support in literacy and math
    • Deliver targeted Tier 3 interventions to students significantly behind in grade level learning
  • Provide students with opportunities to pursue their interests through passion projects

  • By Challenging ALL Students
  • We will provide grade level content or higher.
  • Teams will develop a guaranteed and viable curriculum in each content area.
  • Students will be held to high expectations by establishing goals and celebrating successes.
  • Staff will commit to provide social-emotional and behavior appropriate learning opportunities during classroom instruction.
  • RTI Teachers will provide extension and enrichment opportunities to challenge students who have mastered the daily learning objectives.
  • Students will have the ability to work with community partners during flex days via passion projects.

  • To Succeed **
  • We will ensure students are career and/or college ready.
    • Graduate with a high school diploma
    • Complete the WorkKeys program We will instill responsibility in all students by requiring them to:
    • Be actively engaged learners
    • *Attend school daily *
    • Be punctual to all classes
    • Meet classroom/school deadlines
    • Be organized and prepared for class
  • We will promote a collaborative culture by staff connecting and forming supportive and safe relationships with students.
    • Advisory Groups
    • Canvas
    • Student Voice/Team Meetings
    • CFA’s and RTI

INFO

    Community Service Requirements

    The LEARNS Act 237 states that students must complete a minimum of 75 hours of documented community service in grades 9-12. This requirement begins with the graduating class of 2026-2027, our current 9th grade class and does not impact our current sophomores, juniors, or seniors.

    Students attending Marshall High School will earn their minimum amount of community service learning hours through embedded activities during the school day.  Such activities will be offered through classroom activities, on-campus projects, RTI sessions, and possible off-campus projects.  Additionally, students have the option to bank hours as well if they receive community service learning hours through various activities with clubs or volunteer organizations.

    The recommended number of community service hours for each grade level are as follows:

    Students in 9th grade: 15 hours 

    Students in 10th grade: 20 hours

    Students in 11th grade: 20 hours

    Students in 12th grade: 20 hours

    Students will record their hours and reflect upon their work on a form provided by the district.  Students will also log their community service hours in their Student Success Plan, which is housed in their Google Drive.

    This year’s 9th grade class will earn 15 hours of community service through participating in the Great Searcy County Clean Up on March 29, 2024, a literacy project with third-grade students, and a veterans/military troop project. 

    If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to call the office.  870-448-3331

    Congrats to Marshall High School!

    High Overall Growth (Statewide),

    High Math Growth (Statewide),

    High Math Growth (Northwest region)

Events

|
December 2024
SunMonTueWedThuFriSat

Staff

Marshall High School News

  • Image from RSS
    Dec 20, 2024 · Marshall High School

    Marshall High School-Home of the Bobcats Posted


  • Image from RSS
    Dec 20, 2024 · Marshall High School

    Alumni cheer night has been postponed to a later date.

    Alumni cheer night has been postponed to a later date.


  • Image from RSS
    Dec 20, 2024 · Marshall High School

    BIG News! MHS is starting a Care Closet, which will offer clothing, coats, shoes, hygiene items, and more! We will also...

    Go Bobcats! 🐾


  • Image from RSS
    Dec 19, 2024 · Marshall High School

    Students with great attendance were in a drawing for our kayak giveaway this semester. Congratulations to the winner, Co...

    Students with great attendance were in a drawing for our kayak giveaway this semester. Congratulations to the winner, Cole Moran! 🎉


  • Image from RSS
    Dec 19, 2024 · Marshall High School

    Congratulations to all of our students with perfect attendance this semester: Keaton Tuell, Derry Campbell, Aleister Mur...

    Congratulations to all of our students with perfect attendance this semester: Keaton Tuell, Derry Campbell, Aleister Murphy, Tre Young, Isabella Flowers, Georgia Newman, Romie Priester, Matthew Horton, Leah Moore, Cole Moran, and Jamaica Quilit pictured with Principal Misty Tabor. Way to go, Students!


  • Image from RSS
    Dec 19, 2024 · Marshall High School

    Marshall High School-Home of the Bobcats Posted


  • Image from RSS
    Dec 19, 2024 · Marshall High School

    NAC basketball tournament bracket-- sr. girls GO BOBCATS!!!

    GO BOBCATS!!!


  • Image from RSS
    Dec 19, 2024 · Marshall High School

    NAC basketball tournament bracket--boys GO BOBCATS!!

    GO BOBCATS!!


WEATHER

MARSHALL WEATHER