Shout out to Payton Vargas! This Marysville Middle School sixth grader participated in the Muscle Walk of Puget Sound this weekend and helped them raise more than $72,000 for kids living with neuromuscular disorders. We are so proud of you, Payton!
REMINDER! There is an #MSD25 School Board Meeting tonight, Monday, September 18 at 6 p.m. See what's on the agenda at this link: https://app.eduportal.com/agenda/preview/13975
A huge thank you to groups like this and community members like Jody Knoblich and Maggie Spencer. It’s efforts such as these that lift up our entire community and create the kind of place for our kids and families to thrive. Learn more at https://goo.gl/svNNhF
Marysville Getchell High School FBLA's Winter Bazaar is November 17- 18 and they are seeking vendors! Visit http://5il.co/1ww5 for details and an application!
Our hearts and prayers are with the students and families in the Freeman School District, and the community members of Rockford, Washington.
Marysville School District Superintendent, Dr. Becky Berg and a trauma-informed professional are on their way to Rockford to provide additional support and resources during this time.
As a school district that has been impacted by a similar senseless tragedy, we know Rockford has a long road to recovery ahead. The Marysville School District will stand by them and provide the support and care needed in the days and months to come.
Thank you to the Empire Health Foundation for providing the resources for them to make to make this trip.
Join us at the Hibulb Cultural Center on Friday, October 20 from 6 - 9 p.m for Educators' Night. The event is free to educators with their school ID.
Grove Elementary teacher Lisa VanderWeyst teaching her class during the first week of the new school year! https://goo.gl/qcKDre
The Denny Juvenile Justice Center and Marysville School District are presenting the Community Truancy Board (CTB) training on Tuesday, September 26 from 3-7 p.m. in the Board Room.
They'll be discussing the Becca Law, WARNS, Motivational Interviewing, How to conduct a CTB, cultrual humility and trauma-informed approaches for schools.
The training is intended for school personnel, community partners and agencies, volunteers and anyone who wants to get involved in youth lives in Snohomish County.
Attendees will be able to participate in Community Truancy boards after completion of the training.
We love the welcome our Cascade Elementary staff gave their kiddos on their first day of school! Big thanks to the Marysville Globe for catching all the action! https://goo.gl/qCCWwR
Join us at the free Convoy of Hope community event this Saturday, September 16 at 10 a.m. The event is located at the Arlington Municipal Airport (17208 51st Ave NE, Arlington, WA 98223).
Tulalip Heritage receives accreditation through AdvancED! This accreditation recognizes Tulalip Heritage as its own school and gives the high school the opportunity to thrive on its own! Congrats Tulalip Heritage School!
The Snohomish County Juvenille Court staff are presenting a training on motivational interviewing.
Due to the participatory nature of this training each session will be limited to 25 people. Please RSVP to Sara Bolton at sarah.bolton@snoco.org
Motivational Interviewing is a style of conversation that focuses on empathy, support, and collaboration to develop motivation to change undesirable behaviors (such as truancy). It places a strong emphasis on engaging the person, focusing on the cause of the problem, evoking 'change talk', and making a plan to address the identified causes of the problem.
School personnel and community members involved in the truancy process who want to learn about motivational interviewing are invited.
"We'll always honor the heroes of 9/11... and we pledge that we will never forget their sacrifice." - President George W. Bush
Congrats to Seattle Mariners Teacher of the Week and Marysville-Pilchuck High School's very own, Mr. Brian Kesler! Way to go and thank you to #MSD25 grad, Jason Maki for his thoughtful nomination!
Another big thank you to Victor and Malia for ensuring #MSD25 has a more inclusive stadium for everyone in our community to enjoy! We are incredibly proud of you! Check out their story on KOMO 4 TV here: https://youtu.be/kLmnUSyyu_g
Air Quality Update:
Scheduled competitions are on:
MP at Terrace - Tennis
MG at Monroe - Tennis
MG JV vs Monroe - Tennis
MG Frosh FB at Lake Washington
(athletes with a history of respiratory or heart issues should sit out today's competition. Coaches will monitor athletes closely)
Practice: Students with a history of respiratory or heart issues should remain inside for training. All other athletes should adhere to shorter duration of high intensity activity. Increase breaks and hydration opportunities. Coaches have been advised to closely monitor their athletes response as the air quality may change.
Due to poor air quality and out of an abundance of caution, elementary schools will have indoor recess today. Middle and high school students should avoid strenuous activity outside. Health Room Assistants have been directed to report any breathing difficulty to school administration and follow normal protocols.
Greg Erickson, district athletic director, is continuing to monitor air quality throughout the day and will notify athletic staff regarding after school practices and competitions.
Welcome back! Don't forget to share your first day photos with the hashtag #Back2SchoolMSD!
We can’t wait to see our kiddos tomorrow! Share your first day photos with the hashtag #Back2SchoolMSD!
