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Marshall County Schools is a K-12 school system with approximately 5,300 students enrolled for the school year. There are 10 school sites: five elementary schools, one middle school, one career technical center, and three high schools. All of Marshall County’s schools are accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. The system achieved district-wide accreditation during the 2008-09 school year. The Tennessee Department of Education has declared all of Marshall County’s schools in “good standing” based on the students’ performance on the 2009 assessments. The Report Card for Marshall can be viewed by clicking on the icon below. Marshall County joined the Tennessee Diploma Project this year which raises the standards for all students. Find out more by clicking on the icon below. |
Brainpop!!!The Instructional Technology Department offers Brainpop to Marshall County students and teachers through the ENA education consortium program. A new Brainpop movie will be available on this page for parents, students, and teachers. Check it out by clicking on the movie to the left. The movie changes often so refer back. Students can use the 30,000 animation movies and quizzes at home as well. Parents should ask their teachers for the username and password. In the meantime, see this movie without having to login. |
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November School News |
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Marshall County Schools 700 Jones Circle Lewisburg, Tennessee “Linking Learning to Life” |
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Click on the icon above to access the district’s self study, the Tennessee Consolidated System Planning Process. |
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Statewide Student Management System-Click the icon. Password protected. |
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Webmail logon-Click the icon. Password protected. Pa |
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Access to your employee benefits — Click the icon above. |
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Access to the Easy IEP logon for Marshall County– Click the icon. Password protected. |
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Access to the Grade Portal– Click the icon. Password protected. |
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Data-mining tool. Password protected. |
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Educational videos, video clips, newsreels, audio and video speeches, still images, and audio files for curriculum integration. Password protected. |
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An education search tool for teachers that aligns each website with state standards by subject and grade level. Password protected outside the district network, but not inside. |
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The report of the Quality Assurance Review Team for Marshall County Schools has been completed and sent to Dr. Stan Curtis, Director of Schools. To review the commendations and recommendations of the team, please click on the button above. Upon completion of the visit in March, 2009, the team recommended that Marshall County Schools receive national and international accreditation as a quality school district. |
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Bullying is aggressive behavior that is intentional and that involves an imbalance of power or strength. Usually, it is repeated over time. A child who is being bullied has a hard time defending himself or herself. It can take the form of hitting; teasing or name-calling; intimidation using social exclusion or gestures; and sending insulting messages via email or social networks. The stress of being bullied can interfere with student learning. Children who are bullied are more likely to be depressed, lonely, anxious, have low-esteem, feel sick, and think about doing harm to themselves. Bullying creates a climate of fear and disrespect in schools and has a negative impact on student learning. If you are a teacher or parent and would like to learn more, click on the icon above to learn how to address bullying. Click on the icon above to review the movies and resources available for you to use with your children.
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NOVEMBER 11TH |