Weekly Bulletin
🐊 Marsh Jr. High School Bulletin
Week of MArch 2nd, 2026🐊
Week of MArch 2nd, 2026🐊
🐊 Marsh Jr. High School Bulletin
Week of MArch 2nd, 2026🐊
🐊 Marsh Jr. High School Bulletin
Week of MArch 2nd, 2026🐊
Week of MArch 2nd, 2026🐊
Good Morning, Gators! 🐊
📅 Today is Monday, March 23rd, 2026
📅 Today is Monday, March 23rd, 2026
😂 Joke of the Week
Why couldn’t the leopard play hide and seek?
Because he was always spotted! 🐆
Because he was always spotted! 🐆
🌟 Leadership Quote of the Week
Read by: Adlai Mahler
Great leaders aren’t always the loudest people in the room. Sometimes, the best leaders are the ones working quietly in the background, helping others grow, succeed, and believe in themselves.
The ancient philosopher Lao Tzu once said, “A leader is best known when people barely know he exists… when his work is done, they will say: We did it ourselves.” This means that true leadership isn’t about getting attention or credit. It’s about helping others become strong enough to succeed on their own.
Think about a great coach, teacher, or friend. They don’t do the work for you—they encourage you, guide you, and support you. In the end, you score the goal, you solve the problem, and you accomplish the challenge. That’s what makes the victory feel real.
In middle school, leadership can look simple but powerful:
- Helping a classmate understand something they’re struggling with
- Encouraging your team when things get tough
- Including someone who feels left out
- Setting a good example through your actions
When you lead this way, people don’t feel controlled—they feel empowered. They grow more confident, more capable, and more willing to help others too.
So remember: leadership isn’t about being in front of everyone. Sometimes the strongest leaders are the ones who lift others up so well that, in the end, everyone proudly says:
“We did it ourselves.”
☀️ Message from the Nurse
The weather is getting warmer! 🌤️
Please remember to bring a water bottle to school every day. Staying hydrated helps you stay focused, energized, and healthy throughout the day.
Please remember to bring a water bottle to school every day. Staying hydrated helps you stay focused, energized, and healthy throughout the day.
🎓 ASB Leadership Opportunity
Current 6th and 7th graders: Interested in being a student leader next year?
- Leadership applications will be given out in Advisory on March 23
- Application deadline: April 3
- Applications must be submitted online or given to Mr. Gray
If you have questions, please see Mr. Gray.
💉 7th Grade Vaccine Reminder
Students entering 7th grade next year must turn in proof of a Tdap (whooping cough booster) before the first day of school on August 13, 2026.
- Appointment cards cannot be accepted
- Turn in proof early so you can start school on time
- Your family can schedule this with your doctor, the Butte County Public Health Department, or many local pharmacies
☕ 8th Grade Fundraiser
Support the 8th Grade Dance Celebration!
Coffee Ranch Fundraiser
📅 Saturday, March 28
⏰ 7:00 AM – 2:00 PM
📍 Coffee Ranch (across from In Motion)
📅 Saturday, March 28
⏰ 7:00 AM – 2:00 PM
📍 Coffee Ranch (across from In Motion)
☕ 10% of sales will be donated to support the 8th grade celebration.
📚 Yearbook Reminder
Don’t forget to pre-order your 2026 Yearbook online through the MJHS website.
📖 Yearbooks will be handed out during the last week of school.
Student Kindness Challenge of the Week
This week’s kindness challenge is all about being a leader by helping others—without being asked.
Leaders notice when someone could use a hand and step up to help. That might mean picking up supplies for a teacher, helping a classmate understand an assignment, holding the door open, or assisting a staff member with something small.
These small actions can make a big difference in someone’s day. When you choose to help others, you show responsibility, kindness, and leadership.
So this week, look around and ask yourself: How can I help?
Remember—leaders don’t wait to be asked. They see a need and take action.
Remember—leaders don’t wait to be asked. They see a need and take action.
Let’s make our school a kinder place today by helping someone out!
🌟 Perfect Attendance
A big round of applause for our students who showed incredible dedication by achieving perfect attendance this week! 👏
Davin Maylin
Jax Upton
Tam Le
Jax Upton
Tam Le
Your commitment to showing up, staying engaged, and making the most of every school day is something to be proud of.
📚 Keep up the great work! Every day in class makes a difference, and your effort sets a great example for everyone.
🌟 Student Shout-Outs
Ms. Rosander
Shout-out to students who stayed during lunch to work on their English essay:
Lionel, Davis, Finn, Kasen, and Erik — great dedication! ✍️
Shout-out to students who stayed during lunch to work on their English essay:
Lionel, Davis, Finn, Kasen, and Erik — great dedication! ✍️
Mrs. Blizman
Daniela Carmona-Huicochea – Daniela works hard, stays positive, and is kind to everyone. Great progress this year! 🌟
Daniela Carmona-Huicochea – Daniela works hard, stays positive, and is kind to everyone. Great progress this year! 🌟
Mr. Hague
Zoe Abramson – Zoe is working hard and doing an amazing job. Keep it up! 👏
Zoe Abramson – Zoe is working hard and doing an amazing job. Keep it up! 👏
Mr. Melton
Charity Chavez is crushing it in World History! She’s my most improved student this year. She’s taking care of all the basics daily and getting great results. I’m really proud of Charity! 📚🌍
Charity Chavez is crushing it in World History! She’s my most improved student this year. She’s taking care of all the basics daily and getting great results. I’m really proud of Charity! 📚🌍
⭐ Thank you for helping make our school community great!
Have a fantastic Monday, Gators! 🐊
Have a fantastic Monday, Gators! 🐊
