Marinette High School is closed until further notice.
In the following link is important information from the Marinette School District, please click on link below:
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Important upcoming date information:
- Prom- Postponed indefinitely, due to the Governor's "Safer at Home" order and the emergency health crisis at this time
- Graduation - As of right now graduation will remain the same Saturday, May 30th at 1 p.m. until further notice
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Please click on link below to view the learning plans:
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Stay Connected
virtually through our learning plans using email, Google Classroom, Canvas, and video chat platforms, such as Google Meet and Zoom.
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From Marinette School District Nurse
Shannon Jones
Please click on link below to view a very important information on
Covid-19
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Spring
is just around the corner!
Research
shows
that time outdoors can help boost your mood, creativity and relationships.
Marinette county physical activity and nutrition workgroup would like to share with you a "one stop shop" for all of the wonderful recreational activities available in our area.
Click here
, pick a destination, then go on a family exploration!
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Lauryn B. is practicing skills she learned from Mrs. Nygren's class last year....making French toast for the family!
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Ayden B. is using Zoom to do his book talk with Mrs. Erickson.
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Mrs. Rowell working/ recording her lecture for my NWTC OIC class and her daughter Isabel taking some time on training the family's puppy.
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Message From the Principal
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Hello MHS Families!
As we experience and live through these unprecedented times of this current pandemic, there are many questions that we all have. I won’t begin to try to answer any of them because I really don’t have many of the answers. Major decisions are being made by our governor and president that have directed us how to live and spend our days all to keep us safe and healthy. What I do know is that we will get through it and be stronger, more knowledgeable, and prepared for what the future holds.
As far as the operations of our high school, I can let you know we are working very hard to continue learning for all of our students and staying connected with them. Due to the recent state of the COVID-19 outbreak, we’ve been forced to do this virtually through our learning plans using email, Google Classroom, Canvas, and video chat platforms, such as Google Meet and Zoom. This is a mindset shift for all of us and one that requires working together to make it work - teachers, parents, and students. We appreciate your support and will do our best to keep everyone updated with the ever changing decisions that are made each day.
With the newest “Safer at Home” order by Governor Evers, we will now be out of school through April 24th. What this means is that all outside events and school activities during this time are canceled or postponed. We are not listing new dates for those that are postponed as we will make that decision when we are better able to know when the nation will get back to some normalcy and safer conditions. With that being said, there have been no decisions made about graduation or any other senior event at this time. As soon as we have any information regarding any of these important events we will share it immediately.
Please hunker down with your families and stay healthy. We miss our MHS students and hope to see them all soon!
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Message From the Assistant Principal
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Hi MHS Families!
Of course this month's newsletter was going to contain things like attendance, grades, and focus as we wind down the school year. However, with everything going on now it will be short and to the point. It is extremely important that your son/daughter is logging into their learning plan and checking their email for important updates about school. Over the past couple weeks, the projected dates for getting back to school have changed so checking on that will be critical as we get closer to a start up date. Right now, the projected day we will be back at school is Monday, April 27th. We are working on an academic plan so seniors and the rest of the school can feel good about classes and graduation. As we get more direction from the state, we will pass that information along, but please, make sure your son/daughter is doing the enrichment work for their classes as best they can. Their teachers may be reaching out to them via email or phone calls and we just want to make sure they feel connected to school. I appreciate everyone's sacrifices, patience, and positive attitudes as we navigate through something I hope we never have to again!
Thank you and stay safe!
Mr. Draheim
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Please click on the
Peach Jar
l
ink where you will find all the latest and greatest flyers from Marinette School District.
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REGISTRATION OPENS FOR SUMMER LEARNING 2020 ON FEBRUARY 17th AT 10AM!
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Eat Well after the Bell (Free hot meals are being served after school)
The
Child and Adult Care Food Program
(
CACFP
the federal program that provides reimbursement
for our summer feeding program also provides reimbursement for free hot meals after school. Because of this opportunity, the district is providing free meals to ALL students at Marinette High School from 3:15 pm to 3:45 pm when school is in session. The menu is posted on the district website and adults may accompany child(ren) and purchase a meal at the cost of
$3.70.
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MHS Athletes
Athletes can communicate with their coaches via email, phone, or other means, just like their classroom teacher for individual workouts to complete.
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Congratulations to Katelyn Kitzinger on being named to the WBCA Division 2 All-Star game being held in Wisconsin Dells on June 20th!
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WINTER SPORTS AWARDS
Winter Sports Awards we scheduled to be held on Monday, March 16th. With the school closure we were not able to recognize our Winter Sports Award recipients that night. Here are our individual award recipients in our 4 Winter Marine Sports!
Boys Basketball
Most Valuable:
Asaia Polazzo
Most Improved:
Jake Sommerfeldt
Marine Leadership:
Matt Maye
Honorable Mention All Conference:
Asaia Polazzo
Girls Basketball
Most Valuable:
Katelyn Kitzinger
Most Improved:
Rachel Gamelin
Marine Leadership:
Matti Renikow
1st Team All Conference:
Katelyn Kitzinger
Cheer & Dance
Most Valuable:
Kylie Demille
Most Improved:
Karissa Valitchka
Marine Leadership:
Ashley Bechtold
Wrestling
Most Valuable:
Jonny Bieber
Most Improved:
Jameion Cross
Marine Leadership:
John Boyce
1st Team All Conference:
Isaiah Walker
Honorable Mention All Conference:
Jonny Bieber
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2019-20 Master Calendar
Click here
for the 2019-20 Marinette School District master calendar.
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The Board of Education is committed to providing an equal educational opportunity for all students in the District. The Board of Education does not discriminate on the basis of any characteristic protected under State or Federal law including, but not limited to, sex, race, color, religion, national origin, ancestry, creed, pregnancy, marital status, parental status, sexual orientation, or physical, mental, emotional, or learning disability in any of its student program and activities.
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Marinette High School
2135 Pierce Avenue
Marinette, WI 54143
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Marinette School District
Inspiring Learners. Engaging Communities. Impacting the Future.
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