This week's student spotlight shines on Shannia! We appreciate you!
Congrats to Marysville NJROTC Regional Champions!
Important dates for seniors - check it out!
Exciting upcoming events - support our MG seniors!
Please join us in celebrating the accomplishments of two of our students that received Honorable Mention for their photography in the annual Snohomish County High School Black and White Photography Competition which is now on display at the Schack Art Center Emerging Young Artist's Gallery until April 24th. https://www.schack.org/exhibits/black-white-photography-student-exhibition/
Congratulations!---to Jaelin Schaeffer (12th) and Hannah Ludwig (12th). ~Cathleen Pettelle-Price
Hit that THUMBS UP for everyone who has purchased their
SENIOR GRAD NIGHT tickets!
RESERVE YOUR SENIORS SPOT ON THAT GRAD NIGHT BUS that leaves approx. 30 minutes after graduation!
Email your Seniors Information to mghs2022gradnight@gmail.com Please include: Name, phone, student (s) name, method of payment.
How To Pay:
Venmo MGHS-PTA or
Mail Payment & Registration to: 8301 84th St NE
Marysville, WA 98270
Checks Made Out to: MGHS PTSA
Note: Grad Night Tickets
Check it out ~ Girls Build field trip!
Dear Marysville Getchell Families,
On February 23, 2022, the Marysville School District Board of Directors adopted two resolutions that ask Marysville and Tulalip voters to reconsider two replacement levy measures on April 26. These revised measures reflect the feedback that the school district received from our community. Successful passage of levies is critical for the educational programs and services students receive including extracurricular activities such as sports, clubs, music, and the arts, access to technology along with the maintenance of the facilities where students learn and grow.
The replacement levies have a combined lower tax rate that reduces the burden of cost to taxpayers by .87 cents per $1,000 of assessed property value.
During the month of March, community round table discussions are scheduled for each Board of Director district area. Come and meet school district leadership staff and our area board member to learn more about the levy measures, costs, funding, and impacts on Monday, March 28th at 7:30pm.
We look forward to seeing you!
To learn more about the replacement levy measures, go to https://www.msd25.org/page/levy-and-capital-levy-2022.
Congrats to MG Class of 2020 graduate Maddy Grandbois and the WWU Vikings on securing their spot in the final 4 of the NCAA women’s basketball tournament. Their next game is vs. North Georgia at 6:30pm pacific time on Wednesday – it will be televised on CBS Sports Network. Tune in to support an MG grad and Western Washington University athletics.
https://wwuvikings.com/news/2022/3/21/womens-basketball-on-to-the-final-four-for-the-vikings.aspx
Native American Student Senior Information Night Tonight!
This is a reminder to join the Indian Education Department staff on March 22, 6 PM - 8 PM for a senior information night at the Hibulb Cultural Center. This is on a drop-in basis. Learn about:
- Trust account information
- Graduation banquet
- Cap and gown support
- Higher education
More!
Join Marysville NJROTC for the Drill and Rifle 2022 Regionals!
DISTRICT INFORMATION NIGHT IN SPANISH FOR LATINO FAMILIES
Friday, March 25 6-7pm
Topics:
Important information and resources
for “why study?” Multiple resources to assist students to graduate and continue with their higher education. This could be 2 years of College, 4 years at the University, Certifications and Apprenticeships.
This week's student spotlight shines on Omar! We appreciate you!
Seniors ~ it is time to take your class photo for the yearbook! You will report to the gym with your advisory class on March 30th to participate in the photo. If you are not on campus at this time you may also sign up for an individual photo in the link below and we will photoshop you in. Please be sure to wear your black senior gear or a plain black shirt. If you feel uncomfortable sitting in close proximity to others or are unable to be present at the time of the photo due to off-campus classes, please respond to the survey sent to your email or found on the mghsyearbook Instagram. Advisory is at 8:10 am for students participating in off-campus programs.
Survey link to request an individual photo that will photoshopped in with the group. https://forms.gle/D5Bj6vWZXkgYyUZR7
Financial Aid Help at MG!
This week's student spotlight shines on Belicia! We appreciate you!
This week's student spotlight shines on Kyler! We appreciate you!
Parents and Guardians: Please participate in the District's Spring Survey between now and March 25. Go to surveys.panoramaed.com/marysvillewa/famspring22
Thank you!
This week's student spotlight shines on Dylan! We appreciate you!
Getchell Students & Families
The PSAT assessment is taking place March 1st & the SAT assessment is taking place Wednesday, March 2nd. All Sophomores have been registered to take the PSTA and all Juniors have been registered to take the SAT. Testing will take place in the Gym on the MGHS campus. Check-in will begin on the morning of testing at 6:45 in the E/F Commons and the test will start at 7:15 promptly. Testing should end around 12:00. A sack lunch will be offered to all students who signed up for one. To help students prepare for the SAT there are Student Guide books. If you are full-time running start, you can stop by the Getchell campus to pick up their booklet from the cashier in the E/F Commons or go to collegeboard.org to download a copy. Please remind your student to leave their backpacks, bags, cell phones or any other electronics at home or in their cars as they are not permitted in the testing room. Students must bring the following with them on test day:
An acceptable calculator (for use only on sections that permit its use)
Suggested: Extra batteries and a backup calculator. Testing staff will not provide batteries or calculators for test taker use. Students may not share a calculator with another test-taker. Students can find more information about acceptable calculators at collegeboard.org.
Students may also bring a snack and drinks which will be stored in the E/F Commons until appropriate breaks.
Lunch will not be offered until the end of testing so remember to eat a healthy filling breakfast the morning of testing. Please communicate to your student that it is important to be present on the days of testing. Thank you and have a good day.