Weekly Bulletin
๐ Marsh Jr. High School Bulletin
Week of September 21st, 2026๐
Week of September 21st, 2026๐
๐ Marsh Jr. High School Bulletin
Week of September 21st, 2026๐
๐ Marsh Jr. High School Bulletin
Week of September 21st, 2026๐
Week of September 21st, 2026๐
Marsh MondayMessageThis week's middle school scoop for Oct. 6th
Joke of the Week
How do you compliment a pumpkin in October?
“You look gourd-geous.”
“You look gourd-geous.”
Quote of the Week
Quote read by: Lucas Raftery
“Believe you can and you're halfway there.” — Theodore Roosevelt
Every big goal starts with believing in yourself. Whether you’re facing a tough assignment, trying something new, or working toward a personal goal, remember: confidence is the first step!
Believe in yourself, give it your best, and keep going!
Week at a Glance
Monday 10/5:
NO SCOOL
Tuesday, 10/6:
7:00 Early Morning drop in S-35
Gator Shack open at lunch
3:00 - 4:00 After school drop-in, Library
Wednesday,10/7:
7:00 Early Morning drop in S-35
7:30 Library open before school
8:00 Gym open before school
Keith Hawkins - Day of Understanding
3:00 - 4:00 After school drop-in, Library
Thursday, 10/8:
7:00 Early Morning drop in S-35
Gator Shack open at lunch
Keith Hawkins - Day of Understanding
3:00 - 4:00 After school drop-in, Library
Friday, 10/9:
7:00 Early Morning drop in S-35
Fun Friday
Important Dates
October 8th - 9th: Keith Hawkins - Day of Understanding
Hispanic Heritage-Did you Know??
Hispanic Heritage Month: Did You Know?
Did you know…
Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated from September 15 through October 15 each year?
๐ถ It celebrates the history, cultures, traditions, music, art, and contributions of people with roots in Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean, Central America, and South America.
๐ Did you know that Spanish is spoken by hundreds of millions of people around the world?
๐จ Did you know that Hispanic and Latino artists, authors, musicians, scientists, athletes, educators, and community leaders have made important contributions to our world?
๐ Did you know that September 15 is significant because it marks the independence anniversaries of several Central American countries?
๐ก Did you know that learning about different cultures helps us better understand and appreciate the people who make up our school and community?
This month, take a moment to learn something new, celebrate our differences, and appreciate the many cultures and contributions that make our community stronger!
Happy Hispanic Heritage Month, Gators!
October is Italian-American Heritage Month
Italian American Heritage Month — October
Did you know? October is Italian American Heritage Month! It is a time to recognize and celebrate the history, culture, traditions, and contributions of Italian Americans.
Italian Americans have made important contributions to music, art, science, food, sports, entertainment, business, and public service. From famous inventors and artists to athletes, chefs, and community leaders, Italian Americans have helped shape communities across the United States.
๐ Did You Know?
- Millions of Americans have Italian ancestry.
- Italian Americans have made lasting contributions to American food and restaurant culture.
- Italian Americans have influenced music, film, architecture, science, and sports.
- Italian American communities have preserved traditions through family, festivals, food, language, and cultural celebrations.
This month, take a moment to learn something new about Italian American history and the many ways Italian Americans have contributed to our country!
Celebrate culture. Learn from history. Appreciate our differences.
Leadership Dress Up Day
10/8: Uno Day. This one is actually one of the more creative ones I've ever had kids do. Dress as one of the 4 UNO colors. We will do counts in advisory and give candy to the winning color at lunch.
ASB Fundraiser
๐ฐ Our First ASB Fundraiser Is Here!
- Our School fundraiser has raised $6,130! this is 41% of the total goal of $15,000. Please continue to remind students of this important school fundraiser. Congrats to the top teacher in the lead with registered students!!
congrats to the top 5 teachers with registered students.
Day of Understanding
October 8 & 9
Gators, get ready for a special opportunity to connect, listen, and understand one another!
Our Day of Understanding program is designed to help us build a stronger Marsh community through empathy, respect, and meaningful conversations.
During these special days, you’ll have opportunities to:
- ๐ฃ๏ธ Share your perspective
- ๐ Listen to others
- ๐ Practice empathy and understanding
- ๐ค Build connections with your fellow Gators
- ๐ Help make Marsh a welcoming place for everyone
Remember: We may not always agree, but we can always choose to listen, respect, and understand.
Be Respectful. Be Responsible. Be Safe.
That’s the Gator Way!
ACADEMIC SUPPORT
We have multiple opportunities for students who need help completing assignments or getting caught up.
Before School Academic Support
- ๐ S-35
- โฐ 7:00 AM–Start of School
Homework Help – Beginning October 6
- ๐ Library
- โฐ 3:00–4:00 PM
- ๐ฉ๐ซ Three Marsh teachers will be available to provide homework and academic support.
Important: This is specifically an academic support time. Students who are simply hanging out will be asked to leave.
Library Book Due Dates
Students please remember to check your due dates for library books! Each book has a slip on the inside front cover, stamped with the date the student should bring their book to the library to either RENEW or RETURN library materials. We have limited numbers of popular books and would like help ensuring they circulate regularly! Thank you!
Colder Weather is on the Horizon
With the weather soon to get colder and rainier, please have your student bring an extra set of clothes to keep in their PE locker. This can include a jacket/hoodie, bottoms, and socks. This is especially helpful to avoid students having to call home and missing important class time. Thank you!
Feeling Sick at School? We Can Help!
We’ve had a lot of illness going around recently, so let’s work together to keep our Gator community healthy and safe!
๐ค Not feeling well at school?
Head to the Nurse’s Office! Our nurse will check on you and, if needed, contact your parent/guardian.
Head to the Nurse’s Office! Our nurse will check on you and, if needed, contact your parent/guardian.
๐ฑ Remember: Cell Phones Stay Put!
Students should not use their cell phones to contact home during the school day. Per Board Policy, cell phones must be turned off and stored in your backpack during the school day.
Students should not use their cell phones to contact home during the school day. Per Board Policy, cell phones must be turned off and stored in your backpack during the school day.
If you’re feeling sick, the Nurse’s Office is the right place to go for help and to arrange contact with your parent/guardian.
๐ Take care of yourself. Take care of your Gators. Follow the Gator Way!
Fall Picture Retake Day
Didn't get your picture taken? Need a retake?
๐
Tuesday, October 6
Mark your calendar!
Yearbooks are on Sale
Want to remember all the fun, laughs, and adventures from this school year?
๐ Pre-order your MJHS Yearbook now!
Yearbooks are available through the MJHS Gator Store online. Pre-order now to get it at the lowest price of the year!
The Monthly Advisory Attendance Winners
We celebrated our inaugural Advisory Attendance Winner with a well-deserved doughnut party! Congratulations to Mrs. Bamford’s Advisory for having the best attendance!
Way to go, Gators! Keep up the great work!
Now the big question… Who will be our October winner?
Every school day matters. Encourage your student to show up, participate, and give their best effort each day.
Keep showing up. Every point counts!
Perfect Attendance
Congratulations to our students who earned perfect attendance!
Attendance winners:
Raegan Woodard
Gianna Rodriguez
Owen Hudson
Keep up the great work!
Students Shout Outs
Gage Anderson – 8th Grade
Gage is a star PE student! He is kind and respectful toward his classmates, and his friendships and fun dance moves bring so much joy and positive energy to everyone in class. We are lucky to have Gage as part of our Gator family!
— Ms. Freeman
๐ Way to Go, Gators!
Your hard work, responsibility, kindness, and leadership are what make Marsh Junior High a special place. Keep showing us The Gator Way: Be Respectful. Be Responsible. Be Safe.
๐Cell Phones Off and Away!
Gators, remember that all electronic devices need to be turned off and put away in your backpack (not your pocket) during the school day.
๐ That's it for this week's bulletin!
Remember, Gators:
Be Respectful.
Be Responsible.
Be Safe.
Be Responsible.
Be Safe.
And most importantly…
Be the reason someone has a great day at Marsh!
Have a great week, Gators!