Just a friendly reminder, there is no school Monday January 15th, in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Please join us for a Town Hall Meeting on October 23, 2023 from 6-7pm in the HUB.


Marsing Elementary Lost and Found is getting full. Please check in at the office to look over the lost and found for your students missing items.










Just a reminder the annual FFA plant sale starts today, 5/10/23, at 3:30 First come first served, Cash or Checks only please.
Join us for our first performance on May 17 at 6:30pm in the Cafeteria. Marsing Middle School Theatre's first performance!

National Honor Society Induction and Officer Induction





If you missed the Marsing Secondary Band and Choir Concert, you missed a great event; however, you can watch the video of the performance.
Order of Performance:
Marsing Beginning Band
Marsing MS & HS Choirs (combined)
https://drive.google.com/file/d/16TX_QFOWF-LHGy8v26P2J8oLzfm5g8IX/view?usp=share_link
Dear Marsing Middle School Parents,
As we started this school year, we adjusted our phone policy from previous years by not allowing students to use their phones between 7:30 and 3:22 except during lunch and recess. We have seen a decrease in classroom distractions due to cell phones because of that change. However, we are still having issues with cell phones during the school day.
NEW CHANGES TO MS PHONE POLICY
Beginning on Monday, March 13, the first day of the 4th quarter, we will not allow students to have or use their cell phones between 7:30 and 3:22. Students can have and use their phone before and after school.
REASONS FOR CHANGE
Over the past few months, we have had more students recording other students without their knowledge or permission. While we stop that behavior when we witness it, we cannot stop every instance of recording that is probably taking place.
Not allowing phones is a proactive step to avoid students recording altercations between students and posting the video online, which is a suspendable offense.
Research from across the country is showing that young people are having trouble interacting with other people face-to-face because they spend so much time interacting through devices. We already have times during the day when students are actively using technology and we would like to keep their “tech time” as short as possible during school so we can help them learn to better interact with their peers.
Parents can continue to contact their students by calling the school office at (208) 649-5411, ext. 397 and students will still be able to contact their parents by making calls from the office.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact me at (208) 649-5411, ext. 396 or by email at bmarshall@marsingschools.org.
Sincerely,
Brian Marshall, Principal
Snow Day! No School today 3/1/23.

Our middle school students wrote notes of encouragement to each other. Working on showing kindness!

If your student needs to replace a lost or damaged bus ID please go to the District Office, located in the HUB. Once the fee is paid a new card will be issued.
Thank you for your patience as we work though this process.
Lady Huskies defeat Payette 26-22!!! Awesome night for girls’ basketball.

JV Lady Huskies defeat Payette 39-37!

Congratulations to our JV Lady Huskies on their victory over Melba!

Husky Basketball needs a clock operator for varsity games, adults only. Training will be provided. If you might be interested, please contact Brian at bmarshall@marsingschools.org. We're hoping to get more than one volunteer to spread out the games.

Marsing Athletics for the week of November 7.
Go Huskies!

There will be a parent meeting for middle school girls’ basketball and wrestling parents on Monday, October 31 at 5pm in the old gym.
Please remember that all student athletes must have their paperwork turned in to the school before they may compete.
If you have questions, please contact us at (208) 649-5411 ext 397.
Marsing Middle School
Halloween Dress Up Day
Students can wear costumes if they follow the rules:
- Only Monday, October 31
- No blood, weapons, or masks
- Hats are only allowed if they are clearly part of a costume
If you have questions, please let us know.

Dear Marsing Community,
Thank you to all of the people who came out to Friday night's football game and cheered on our boys, no matter the score or the officiating. We appreciate that you recognize that the field, court, mat, track, and course are all extensions of the classroom. Those adults were modeling excellent sportsmanship even with the frustration from events taking place on the field. That positive behavior demonstrates to our athletes how they need to behave in those situations.
For those fans who struggle in this area, please examine your behavior before attending Marsing sporting events. Marsing Athletics stands with the NFHS to say that Enough is Enough. Fans exhibiting bad behavior will be asked to leave.
Thank you for your support of our student-athletes. Go Huskies!

Military Appreciation tonight at the varsity football game. Veterans in uniform or with an ID attend for free.
Go Huskies!
7pm kickoff

