What's Happening This Week
Parent Education Series: Mental Health 101: 6:00 PM, Zoom
Wednesday, October 13th:
Allstar Parent Program: 6:00 PM, Emma Willson Elementary
Thursday, October 14th:
Makeup photo day- 8:00am, PE classroom
Social Emotional Learning
Harvst Festival 2021
Marsh will be having our Annual Harvest Festival on Thursday, October 28th from 5 - 7PM. This fun filled family event will have carnival games and activities, student's carved pumpkins on display, an art showcase, and even an outdoor concert by our very own Marsh Junior High School chorus and band. This is an event you will not want to miss! Activity bracelets will go on sale the week of Oct. 25th and are $5 pre-purchased and $7 at the door. PTSO will also be on site with dinner and dessert options, so plan to come hungry and ready to have fun!! We hope to see you there.
Parent Education Series - Mental Health
Over the past 4 years Butte county children, families, and schools have experienced a high degree of stress and trauma due to the ongoing crisis. Join us for an educational series designed to increase awareness of your child's mental health, your own wellness, and examine ways that you as parents can intervene more effectively. This series will be led by MS, MFT and NMT certified Matt Reddam, who specializes in the treatment of complex trauma and general psychotherapy for children, adolescents, and adults.
October 12th 6PM: Mental Health 101
Please remember to contact the attendance office for absences
Please remember to contact the Attendance Office if your student is going to be absent via Parent Square, email at: cdickson@chicousd.org, or call 895-4110 ext 42113, please include your student’s name, the date of absence, and the reason for the absence. You may also use the report absence button on the marsh website.
If your student is ill please contact the Attendance or Health office to screen for any symptoms. Students need to be symptom-free for 24 hours before they return to school. Thank you all for your continued help and cooperation.
When students are out for any reason, sick, quarantine, Dr. appointment., etc. please make sure to have them email their teachers and check their Google classroom to get their work.
For COVID-19 related questions and to report test results, please call the CUSD COVID-19 Reporting & Information Line at 530-801-2813.
Classroom Spotlight
This week's classroom spotlight is Mrs. Hoffman's IM1 Math class. Mrs. Hoffman knows how to make learning FUN! In this activity students re-enacted a math problem called the "Great Tricycle Race". Students had a bike race where times and distances were recorded. Student's record each rider's finish time then graphed the time and distance to find the equation and compute the speed in meters per second. It was clear to see that all students were engaged and having a blast solving real-world math problems. Way to go Gators!!
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Gator Greatness Award Winners
This week's Gator Greatness Award goes to the following students. These students continually demonstrate the Gator Way: Be Respectful, Be Responsible, Be Safe. Way to go, we are so proud of you!!
Annie French - 6th Grade
Ramiah Barbee - 7th Grade
Cole Ingersol - 8th Grade
Attendance Winners for the Week
The following students are our attendance winners for the week. These students had zero tardies and have 95% or better attendance rate!! Keep up the great work Gators!
Rowan Beebe
Cece Davis
Amiah Harris
Nhi Lam
Nathan Van Laan
Gators Impacting our Community
This week we are highlighting our former Gator, McKenzie Gorman. McKenzie is currently at Chico High and continues to impact our community in a positive way. After serving in student government at Marsh, McKenzie went on to serve in Student Government all four years and has been her class president Freshman, Sophomore, Junior and now Senior year. Kathleen Bishop, the Student Government teacher at Chico High, says that "McKenzie is incredibly hard working, has a great attitude, and I can always count on her to follow through with her commitments. She loves Chico High and her community and it shows! From the moment she stepped on Chico High campus she began sacrificing a lot of her free time to volunteer to be at any and all events to help them be successful. Chico High is lucky to have her!" Now as a Senior, McKenzie is exploring and applying to out of state colleges. Her hope is to attend college in Montana as she pursues a nursing profession. We have no doubt that McKenzie will continue to do great things and make our community and world a better place! Remember “Once a Gator, Always a Gator!”
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Spikeball | Cornhole | Flag Football |
Spikeball
Cornhole
Flag Football
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Uniquely Beautiful | One World for All | The Gator Way |
Uniquely Beautiful
One World for All
The Gator Way
