Weekly Bulletin
🐊 Marsh Jr. High School Bulletin
Week of January 20th, 2026🐊
Week of January 20th, 2026🐊
🐊 Marsh Jr. High School Bulletin
Week of January 20th, 2026🐊
🐊 Marsh Jr. High School Bulletin
Week of January 20th, 2026🐊
Week of January 20th, 2026🐊
Good morning, Marsh Junior High Gators!
Today is Tuesday, January 20, 2026. Here are your student announcements.
🐊 Joke of the Week
Q: Why can’t your nose be 12 inches long?
A: Because then it would be a foot.
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🌟 Leadership Quote of the Week
This week’s quote comes from Paisley Collier:
“Just be yourself, there's no one better.”
Sometimes it feels like everyone else has it all figured out. One person is great at sports, another is super smart, and someone else seems popular without even trying. It can make you think you need to change who you are to fit in.
But the truth is, you don’t need to be anyone else.
Being yourself means liking what you like, trying your best, and being kind—even when it’s hard. It means making mistakes, learning from them, and growing at your own pace. No one else has your ideas, your sense of humor, or your way of seeing the world.
When you’re yourself, you don’t have to pretend or compete. You already bring something special just by being you.
So remember: Just be yourself—there’s no one better.
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🖤 Blackout Dance
Our upcoming Blackout Dance is happening soon!
📅 Friday, January 30
⏰ 5:30–7:00 PM
👕 Suggested attire: Black, white, or metallic colors
🎟 Tickets: $5 per student
📌 Tickets will be sold during the week of the dance.
⏰ 5:30–7:00 PM
👕 Suggested attire: Black, white, or metallic colors
🎟 Tickets: $5 per student
📌 Tickets will be sold during the week of the dance.
🚫 Attendance & Behavior Expectations
To attend, students must be in good standing. Students are not eligible if they:
- Have been placed in RESET or suspended
- Have two or more behavioral referrals
- Have three or more uncleared tardies
Thank you for supporting our expectations.
📘 Yearbook & 8th Grade Information
✨ 2026 Yearbooks
Pre-orders are now available through the MJHS Gator Store.
🌟 SEL Education – Lighthouse Project
📅 January 29
Students will participate in a fun-filled assembly with Coach Rudy, an award-winning educator, author, and speaker specializing in Social Emotional Learning. Students will learn strategies to recognize emotions and respond in positive ways.
📱 Electronics Reminder
To support a focused learning environment:
- Cell phones must be turned off
- Phones must be stored in backpacks from arrival until dismissal
📌 Phones that are out or kept in pockets during the school day will be confiscated.
🎓 8th Grade High School Visits
Students will tour their future high schools and participate in spirit-building activities.
Students will leave in the morning and return to campus for lunch.
Students will leave in the morning and return to campus for lunch.
🏫 Chico High: February 12
🏫 Pleasant Valley: February 19
🏫 Pleasant Valley: February 19
🚲 Bike Safety Presentation
📅 February 6
In partnership with Butte County Public Health, CHP, CPD, and Enloe Trauma, students will attend a Bike Safety Education Assembly covering:
- E-bikes and scooters
- Applicable laws
- Proper safety equipment
🎁 Students in need will receive free helmets, reflective gear, and safety items.
💗 Pink Shirt Day
📅 February 25
Pink Shirt Day promotes kindness and inclusivity nationwide. This year’s theme is “Lift Each Other Up.”
Students will participate in fun activities throughout the day and end with a school-wide assembly.
Students will participate in fun activities throughout the day and end with a school-wide assembly.
🧭 8th Grade Career Day
📅 February 26
All 8th-grade students will travel to the Glenn County Fairgrounds for a day of career exploration featuring hiiids-on activities and exposure to a wide variety of career pathways, including CTE options.
____________________________________________________________Student Kindness Challenge of the Week
👂 WEEKLY KINDNESS CHALLENGE
“Listen with Your Ears, Eyes, and Heart”
This Week’s Focus:
👉 Listen respectfully when someone is speaking
Why it matters:
tening shows respect, builds trust, and helps everyone feel heard.
- Show you are listening by facing the speaker and making eye contact.
- Wait your turn to speak. Let others finish their thoughts.
- Listen carefully and respond with a thoughtful comment or question.
- Sit calmly, keep hands to yourself, and stay focused while others talk.
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Perfect Attendance and no Tardies
Congratulations to this week’s Perfect Attendance winners with no absences and no tardies Jan - Jan 16! Please come down to the office after school today to pick up your special treat.
Kasen Copeland
Emma Fahy
Vienna Tran
Keep up the great work, Gators! 🐊
🌟 Student Shout-Outs
We are proud to recognize students demonstrating outstanding character and effort:
👏 Mr. Holley: Rose Cipriani
“Rose is CRUSHING it this semester! Her initiative to stay organized and work ahead is paying off. Outstanding job!”
👏 Mr. Dilts: Audriana (Rose) Cipriani
For starting the semester strong and staying focused in math.
👏 Ms. Mari: Clover Clark
For always being a positive Gator and treating everyone with kindness and respect.
👏 Mrs. Snyder: Cali Chaney
An amazing student who consistently shows kindness, inclusion, and academic excellence.
👏 Mr. Gray: Sophia Sufuentes
For going above and beyond to take care of leadership responsibilities while home sick.
🐊 Way to Go Gators!
Gators, Please turn off your electronic devices and place them in your backpack, not your pocket.
