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Calvary Elementary Principal Paul Terrell led a session on juggling at the Community Reading Celebration.

MCPS Student Ambassadors Seth Caldwell and Logan Sutphin read to students at West Marion Elementary as a part of the Reading Celebration Week in MCPS.

The Lebanon Elementary Bucket Band performed during the school's leadership awards ceremony.

MCHS SMILE club member Isabella Vittitow teaches a lesson on kindness to 4th graders at Glasscock Elementary.

Jamison Epps leads the MCPS Student Ambassadors through an activity about the 6 Cs at the group's spring retreat.

MCPS Student Ambassadors who are West Marion Elementary alumni recently interviewed WMES students for the new Page Ambassador program.

The Lebanon Elementary Jr. Ambassadors provided a tour of their school using notes on their school-issued Chromebooks while their student photographer documented the tour.

Gray Construction partnered with the Family Resource Center at Glasscock and West Marion to provide Christmas assistance to 20 students at each school.

Mr. Beams provides instruction during guitar class at Marion County Middle School.

Students in performance and Main Cast posing after play

K-2 students in "Go Fish" a musical @ CES

MCHS students led informative sessions on taking the ACT to a group of 7th graders who will take the test this school year.

Students participating in fun family and robotic activities

Arctic Family Fun Book Fair Night at CES

Students at Calvary Elementary recently presented Go Fish the musical.

Students at Lebanon Elementary School performed during the school's monthly Student Awards ceremony.

Lebanon Elementary students got to see a baby kangaroo up close when the Zoodles Animal Education program visited.

Inter-County Energy employees spoke to students at Glasscock Elementary during Career Day.

WMES students Sawyer Cambron and Landon Wathen presented during a recent board of education meeting.

MCHS senior Emily Helms signs to play softball with Midway University as her teammates and coaches watch.

Tenth-grader Summer Votaw twinned with JROTC instructor 1SG Phil Chatigny during Homecoming Week.

Glasscock Elementary kindergartner Laikyn Mattingly uses a scooter during a P.E. activity.

The MCPS Student Ambassadors held their first semester retreat where they practiced team-building and communication skills.

Students attended the Farm-to-Fork event at the Marion County Extension Office.

Coach Reader and his players addressed the student body during the school pep rally.

WMES Principal Daniel Mattingly gave out high fives as students showed up for the first day of school.

District News

MCPS releases re-entry plan for 2020-2021 school year Marion County Public Schools has released its re-entry plan for the 2020-2021 school year, which was approved at the July 16 MCPS Board of Education meeting. You can view the plan by following the link below. Read More

Return-to-School Student Information form and FAQ's for MCPS re-entry plan Please fill out our Return-to-School Student Information form by August 5. On this form, you'll select either In-Person or Distance-Learning for the 2020-2021 school year for your children. If you're unsure about which to select, you can view our entire re-entry plan or read through our FAQ's below. We are regularly updating this ... Read More

Information concerning Marvel program Since we released our 2020-2021 school year re-entry plan and our Return-to-School Student Information form, we've received several questions concerning the Marion Virtual and Extended Learning (Marvel) program. Students in grades 6-12 may apply to the Marvel program. Below you will find information about Marvel including how it differs from ... Read More

Parents asked to complete Student Information Form, online registration Marion County Public Schools is asking parents to complete the Return-to-School Student Information Form where they will select whether they want to enroll their children in In-Person learning or Distance-Learning for the 2020-2021 school year. The form also includes other important information MCPS will use to plan for the upcoming school year. Read More

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3,300 students
2nd largest employer in Marion County
Over 600 employees
Over 20,000 books given away yearly
$1.5 million in scholarships awarded annually to graduates
Record number of Summer Dream Academy participants
537,000 miles traveled by bus annually
Nearly 16,000 summer meals served
1-to-1 technology in grades 6th - 12th

The Marion County Board of Education does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin, age, religion, sex, genetic information, disability, or limitations related to pregnancy, childbirth, or related medical conditions in its programs and activities and provides equal access to its facilities to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups.