Week 2: Pages 2 and 3
Newsletter #3: Hunting
Survey #2: Fishing!
Survey #4: School Favorites
This week we will start releasing student-created Newsletter pages. Be on the lookout! This week's project: surveys!
Survey Sneak Peaks
The cross country boys had 2 meets these past 2 weekends.
They traveled to Arcadia Valley on Saturday, September 14, and did well! They visited the MAC campus where Bismarck HS hosted the meet this past Saturday. Eli Reimler Starkey was able to bring home a 9th place medal (out of 52 boys) and Blake Stephens finished 33rd! Kolby and Carson pushed through the heat and turned in good times as well!
The boys will travel to Perryville for their next meet on Monday, September 30!
Good job, boys!
The staff and at Marquand Zion Schools would like to Thank you to Calvary Church in Fredericktown for the Iced Coffees and Lemonades this week. We appreciate your hospitality!
Good afternoon. I wanted to let everyone know that the students riding home on Heath Stephens bus will be later than normal. Due to transportation hurdles we have to double the route with kenny whiteners route.
The Lady Tigers picked up their first win of the season last night beating Grandview in 3 sets. 26-24, 25-13, and 29-27. Congratulations Lady Tigers! #WEAREFAMILY
Our hearts are heavy as we share our condolences with the Leopold School community on the loss of one of your young students. We can't imagine the pain and grief that you must be feeling, and we want you to know that we're thinking of you. Our thoughts and prayers are with the family, friends, and teachers who loved and supported this precious life. May cherished memories bring comfort and strength during this difficult time.
With love and sympathy,
Marquand Zion School
A very special Thank you to Big Creek Baptist church for providing breakfast for Marquand Zion staff on our first full staff day back. As always, it was delicious!!
We are incredibly grateful to our sponsors for making the National BETA trip to Savannah, Georgia, a reality and allowing us to create memories that will last a lifetime.
~Platinum Level Sponsors~
Nic Adams For Sheriff
Cannon’s Family Grocery & Equipment Rental
5M Diesel & Auto Repair - Roadside Assistance
First State Community Bank
Barefoot Village Fireworks
Yellow She Shack Mercantile
Vera June Boutique
Skye’s The Limit Printing & More
Dees Auction Management
Dees Appraisal Service
~Gold Level Sponsors~
Mooney Tax Service
Rock Paper Scissors Salon
Green’s Flea Market
New Warehouse Tire LLC
Plaza Tire Service
1 Sixteen Beauty and Barber LLC
Tori Wheeling Cosmetologist
Victoria Vineyards
New China Yang’s
Trackside Hardwoods
Gerard Vandeven
Domino’s Pizza
Georgie Kay’s Boutique
MLR Concrete LLC
Susie’s Country Kitchen
May’s Excavating
~Silver Level Sponsors~
White Trash Customs
The Parts Store
Green Gate Acres
Madison County Service Coordinator
Scoops Frozen Custard and Espresso
Madison County Farm Supply
Mad Cow Steakhouse
Country Lane Florist and Gift Shop
Flesh Hound Tattoo Studio
Old Mine House
Cherokee Pass Liquor
Simply Sensational
Ward’s Farm Center
Bess Insurance Agency
Gifford’s Lumber Company
Country Cupboard
Rick Smith
Ken Viera
The Glass Slipper
T-Ravs- Jackson
Fuel- Jackson
Matthews and Sons Equipment
Backroads Storage Solutions
The Staffords and Dees have a long-standing connection to Marquand-Zion, with multiple generations attending the school. 2024 graduates Ellie Stafford and Joel Dees have greatly benefited from the school's excellent academic programs since kindergarten, shaping them into bright and inquisitive individuals. Ellie is pictured with her grandmother Diane Braswell ('76) and mother Leslie Stafford ('96), who are proud members of the Marquand-Zion community and have played a significant role in shaping the school's history. Joel is pictured with his grandfather Steve Dees ('64) and father Jason Dees ('94), who are equally proud of their family's association with the school and have contributed to its continued success.
Names of 4th Quarter Scholars in the first picture in front of the bullentin Board.
Front row left to right: Rynlee Stephens, Indie Cook, Saywer Berry
Back row left to right: Arianna Smith, Elissa Lichtenegger, Andrew Wagganer, Ryleigh Blake and Jaxon Hoover
Congratulations Braydan Homan and the rest of the Fredericktown Blackcats on your DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP! We are so proud of you!
Aurora Borealis makes an appearance in Southeast Missouri.
The first of six coronal mass ejections from the sun reached our planet this afternoon. This ignited a severe geomagnetic storm in our atmosphere. As a result the Aurora Borealis (or Northern lights) were visible across several states in the Midwest.
Some lights could be seen as late as Sunday.
📸Credit: Summer Frederick, Doug Berry and Greg Camp
Safe travels to the Seniors and Mr. and Mrs. Blake on their journey to Gatlinburg, TN for Senior Trip! May they create unforgettable memories that last a lifetime.
Parents as Teacher Survey is available online! See the above Parents as Teachers slide or click BELOW to access the survey!
Thank you for participating!
https://dese.mo.gov/media/file/parent-satisfaction-survey
The third grade made polygons with pretzels and marshmallows today with Mrs. Rhodes
