
Make sure you mark your calendar for these Play and Learn events for children up to 3 years old sponsored by our FRYSCs!


Students at every school in MCPS have access to a school nurse as well as the district's nurse practitioner. Just make sure you've submitted the required paperwork at your child's school. Keeping kids healthy is one of the best ways to ensure good attendance!


Students in the new Jobs for America's Graduates (JAG) courses at Marion County High School got to experience a variety of high-demand careers via Virtual Reality this week thanks to the Lebanon/Marion County Career Center. Students learned about the services the Career Center provides and then explored high-demand careers such as healthcare, construction, and others using VR headsets.

Reminder: There will be NO SCHOOL in MCPS Monday, September 1 in observance of Labor Day. Enjoy the long weekend!


School lunches are more than just an entree. You can view the entire breakfast and lunch menus for your child's school as well as nutritional information for food items by visiting: https://www.myschoolmenus.com/organizations/1092


At MCHS, some cafeteria items are available every day -- like this parfait. Encourage your son or daughter to explore all the food options in the cafeteria, and as a reminder, all students receive free breakfast and lunch in MCPS thanks to our participation in the CEP program!


If you've been on our main campus recently, you may have noticed another project underway. This will be our football team's new practice field, located behind the softball field.


Don't forget: You can find breakfast and lunch menus along with nutritional information for all of our schools at: https://www.myschoolmenus.com/organizations/1092


Our FRYSC Directors wanted to thank everyone who attended their Summer Fun activities which included a Family Movie Night in Loretto, activities at the Bradfordsville Park and Gravel Switch Fire Station, Kona Ice at the Brookhaven community, and concluded with the recent Back-to-School Bash. Over 300 students participated in these activities and now our FRYSC Directors are focused on welcoming students back to school!







It's Day #1!


From our friends at Feeding Kentucky:
Is your family leaving $120 grocery benefit on the table?
Check if your child is eligible eligibility for Summer EBT at feedingky.org/sebteligiblity.
Then, if eligible, apply for Summer EBT by August 15th online at kysebt.ky.gov, over the phone by calling DCBS toll-free at 855-306-8959, or in-person by visiting a local DCBS office
Is your family leaving $120 grocery benefit on the table?
Check if your child is eligible eligibility for Summer EBT at feedingky.org/sebteligiblity.
Then, if eligible, apply for Summer EBT by August 15th online at kysebt.ky.gov, over the phone by calling DCBS toll-free at 855-306-8959, or in-person by visiting a local DCBS office


Back-to-School reminder: You can always find important MCPS transportation information on our district transportation page at the link below:
https://www.marion.kyschools.us/page/transportation
https://www.marion.kyschools.us/page/transportation


We want to give a huge thanks to all of the vendors who set up today at our Wellness and Benefits Fair!


Don't forget: MCHS freshmen or high school students who are new to the district are invited to stop by the high school today (8-6-25) from 3:00-4:30 and explore the building so that they're more comfortable on the first day of school. Student Ambassadors will be on hand to help answer questions. Please note: This is separate from the Aug. 11 Open House.


Make sure you stop by this Back-to-School event this Friday (8-8-25) brought to you our FRYSC program!


If you agree that a strong work ethic is essential for student success, then encourage your high school-aged son or daughter to apply for the MCPS Work Ethic Seal. You can read more about this program and find the application at the link below:
https://www.marion.kyschools.us/page/success-ready-seal-program
https://www.marion.kyschools.us/page/success-ready-seal-program


This week's meal distribution (Wednesday, August 6; 4:00-6:00 pm) will be the final distribution date for the summer. These meals are available for all children ages 18 and younger and are distributed at Lebanon Middle School. Because numbers have been consistent in previous weeks, we're not sharing the typical Google form we've used to estimate the number of meals needed.



If you have a son or daughter who will be new to Marion County High School this year, consider bringing them to MCHS on Wednesday, August 6 anytime between 3:00-4:30 to tour the high school and become more comfortable with the building. This is completely optional and there will be Student Ambassadors on hand to answer questions or show you around the school. Please note that this is separate from the August 11 Open House.


The exterior brick work is coming right along at Marion County Middle School!


DON'T FOGET: Our School Nutrition department will distribute meal bundles today (7-30-25) from 4:00-6:00 at Lebanon Middle School. Please follow the campus map to the distribution location.
