Weekly Bulletin
Bulletin for the week of 10/13/25
Bulletin for the week of 10/13/25
Bulletin for the week of 10/13/25
Bulletin for the week of 10/13/25
Joke of the week: What room do skeletons stay out of? Living rooms.
Leadership Quote of the week:
Gator’s here’s something to think about this week:
"The Journey of a thousand miles begins with one step" -Lao Tyi
No matter what goal you’re working toward — improving your grades, making new friends, joining a club, or trying something new — it all starts with taking that first step. Don’t worry about how far you have to go; just start moving forward, one step at a time.
Every great journey begins with courage, effort, and a single choice to begin. Let’s make this week the start of something great!
Weekly Behavior Challenge:
Throughout the month of October, we’ll be holding Weekly Behavior Challenges! These challenges are designed to help everyone stay focused on The Gator Way and give you extra opportunities to earn Gator Green!
🟢 This week’s challenge: Keeping Marsh Clean. Here is the video
Gators, let’s show our pride by keeping our campus clean! Every day, our custodians and supervisors work hard to make Marsh look amazing — let’s help them out by throwing away our trash, keeping our tables clean, and using restrooms responsibly.
If you see trash on the ground, pick it up — even if it’s not yours! And if you notice someone not taking care of our school, let an adult know. Together, we can make Marsh the cleanest, nicest campus ever!
You might even get caught helping and earn some extra Gator Green! 💚
Marsh Fundraiser
If you have any sales from our marsh fundraiser, please bring your forms and money on October 14th in front of the office. If you only did online sales, you are all set. If you have a completed sales form, don’t forget to bring it on Tuesday with the money for all orders.
Fall Carnival & Pumpkin Carving Contest!
Hey Gators! Get ready for some fall fun — join us on Tuesday, October 24th from 5:30–7:00 PM in the Gym for our Fall Carnival! It’s going to be a night full of games, treats, and Gator spirit!
To be eligible to attend, make sure you have no resets or suspensions between now and the event — we want to celebrate our students who are showing The Gator Way every day!
🌟 Pumpkin Carving Contest!
Bring your best pumpkin design and compete for:
- Spookiest Pumpkin
- Most Spirited
- Most Creative
- Cutest
- Funniest
Winners will earn bragging rights, a certificate, and a Dutch Bros gift card! So grab your friends, bring your school spirit, and let’s make it a night to remember!
Gentlemen's Leadership Council: Workshop
The Gentlemen's Leadership Council is putting on the first workshop of the year. This first workshop is going to be to learn how to tie a tie. Learning to tie a tie is an essential skill for many occasions and sometimes there isn’t the opportunity to learn this skill, so we are going to teach it! The schoolwide workshop is going to be on October 15th during both lunches in the library. Join us to learn how to tie a tie or teach others if you already know how!
Wellness Center Now Open!
Great news, Gators — Marsh has just opened our very first Wellness Center!
The Wellness Center is a calm, quiet space where you can go if you need a break, want to reset, or just take a moment to breathe during the school day. You’ll find it in Room C10 in the C-wing. Inside, there are lots of calming tools and activities to help you regulate and feel your best.
How can you use the wellness center?
Just check in with your teacher or a staff member first to get a pass. Then come on over during our open hours. We are open: Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday mornings (Periods 1st-3rd) and Tuesday and Friday afternoons (Periods 4th–6th). Hours are also posted at the door.
Just check in with your teacher or a staff member first to get a pass. Then come on over during our open hours. We are open: Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday mornings (Periods 1st-3rd) and Tuesday and Friday afternoons (Periods 4th–6th). Hours are also posted at the door.
This space is created for everyone — so please use it whenever you need it!
🎉 Congratulations to Our Honor Roll Students! 🎉
We are proud to recognize all students who earned a 3.5 GPA or higher during the Spring semester of the 2024–2025 school year! Your hard work, dedication, and commitment to academic excellence have not gone unnoticed.
To celebrate your achievement, we will be holding a special Honor Roll Field Day on Friday, October 17th during 6th period. Get ready for fun, games, and a well-deserved break in your day!
Keep up the great work — we’re proud of you! 👏🌟
Student Shout Out
Mr. Melton - 8th Grader Conrad Malone is absolutely crushing it in US History. He participates at a high level. He's very knowledgeable and creative. I'm really proud of this guy!
Mr. Sfarzo -gives a shoutout to Wyatt Freese. He's working really hard in English and is producing some great work. He's an example of hard work and focus.
Mrs. Smith - Would like to give a shoutout to Tatiana Jackson came in for extra help and brought her grade up in Math C.
Mrs. King - Mrs. King would like to shout out Alex Drake for being generous with his time and regularly helping set up for the next day’s work. Thanks, Alex, for making S34 a nicer place to learn. Mrs. King appreciates you!
Mrs. King - Mrs. King would like to give a shout out to Jace Duran for his excellent effort and scientific thinking in class. He is an excellent addition to our class. Keep up the great work.
STEM Competitors Shout Out Mrs. Saffarinia - The following STEM II Students competed last week’s Butte County Middle School Robotics League. nJasper Lunder, Bennett Grover, Ariel Sanchez and Daniel Lulic competed. Luke Plummer, Owen Marquardt and Ezekiel Catallo helped build the robot but couldn't make this first competition. Way to go Gators, thanks for representing Marsh!!
Kindness Challenge:
Hey Gators! This week’s Kindness Challenge is all about assisting school staff!
Look for ways to lend a hand — help a teacher set up for an event, offer to reshelve books in the library, or simply hold the door open for someone.
Look for ways to lend a hand — help a teacher set up for an event, offer to reshelve books in the library, or simply hold the door open for someone.
Small acts of kindness make a big difference — let’s show our staff how much we appreciate all they do!
Keep living The Gator Way — respectful, responsible, and kind! 🐊💚
HAVE A GREAT WEEK GATORS. PLEASE REMEMBER TO TURN OFF ALL ELECTRONIC DEVICES AND PLACE THEM IN YOUR BACKPACK, NOT YOUR POCKE
