Board of Education
Next Meeting:
June 20, 2013
at 7:00 PM at 833 N. Maple St.
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District Savings
District savings since the last levy for new tax dollars

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2013-2014 Kindergarten Registration Required Forms
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Influenza H1N1 Public Notice
Influenza H1N1 Advisory
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Effective 1/1/11, if your check is returned for nonsufficient funds (NSF), your account will be debited electronically for both the face amount and the return check fee.

Summer School 2013
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BASE Summer Camp 2013
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2012-13 School Fees/Supplies
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Edgewood
Mill Valley
Navin
Northwood
Raymond
5th Grade
6th Grade

Superintendent
Diane M. Mankins
dmmankin@marysville.k12.oh.us

School District Thanks the Marysville Community

Dear Residents,

I want to extend our thanks to the community for approving the zero tax increase levy on Tuesday, May 7. The Board of Education and staff in Marysville Schools understand that we are living in extraordinary economic times and, with this ballot issue, comes tremendous responsibility and accountability on our part.

As stewards of your tax dollars, we remain committed to ensuring that those dollars are spent efficiently and used to support student learning. The board of education spent countless hours studying funding options that would least impact students and taxpayers in our community. With the renewal of these funds, we will continue on a path of financial stability in our schools with no additional tax to residents.

Because of your commitment to our students, we continue to make advances in our ongoing pursuit of academic excellence. We were rated "Excellent with Distinction" for the 2011-2012 school year and continue to make strides on many key indicators of achievement. More and more students are learning at higher levels and, with your support, we will continue to build upon those successes. We will not lose sight of these goals while, at the same time, providing a good value to residents.

On behalf of our Marysville students, staff, and Board of Education, I want to extend our thanks to the community for supporting our schools on May 7. Great schools and great community go hand in hand. I am proud to be part of a community that believes in this important partnership.

Sincerely,

Diane Mankins,
Superintendent

Destination Imagination 2012-13 Season

Creekview Team with Brian Shafer: Zach Shafer, Ben Warden, Connor Kennedy, Sameer Parashar, Gracie Leonard, Natalie Kersten and Will Warden

Congratulations to all the Destination Imagination teams of Marysville Schools for the 2012-13 season. We had ten teams represented at the Regional Competition in Reynoldsburg, Ohio on March 16th. All of our teams placed in the top three of each challenge. The teams that placed first were: Creekview Team with Brian Shafer, Marysville High School Team with James Cooper, and Marysville High School Team with Ann Langlois. All three of our first place winners went to the state competition in Mount Vernon to compete against teams from all across the state.

Marysville High School Team with Ann Langlois: Megan Church, Kristin Langlois, Danielle Langlois, Nick Langlois, Shruti Parashar and Evan Crozier

The State DI Competition was held on Saturday, April 20 at the Mount Vernon Nazarene University Campus with two of our teams are moving on to the Global Competition in Knoxville, Tennessee on May 21-25. The two teams moving onto Globals are: Creekview Team with Brian Shafer and High School Team with Ann Langlois. Both of these teams also scored a "Renaissance Award" for their creativity. We wish them all the best as they take on teams from around the globe.

Marysville High School Team with James Cooper: Anne Grimm, Hannah Putney, Kelsey Mack, Peyton Cooper, Devan Smith and Justin Smith

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MHS Sports and Entertainment Marketing Students Visit Huntington Park

Just recently, students enrolled in Sports and Entertainment Marketing at the high school were given a glimpse of how the sports business world works. They listened to presentations from the Columbus Clippers Director of Marketing and Sales, Mark Galuska, and their Director of Public and Media Relations, Joe Santry. Students learned about how the Clippers use marketing and advertising, how they engage their customers at games, and a lot of history about the Clippers. Thanks Clippers!

A Lifelong Dedication to Special Education

In appreciation for her lifelong dedication to special education... for believing in children, for guiding through example, for inspiring with passion, for living through loving, for leaving an indelible mark on so many futures, for touching the human soul.

The Marysville Special Education Department would like to invite Mrs. Traucht's former students, parents, colleagues, friends, family and the Marysville community at large to help celebrate this educator who has touched so many lives with a public reception.

Sunday, May 5th from 2:00 - 5:00 pm
Marysville High School Monarch Commons

You have made all the difference and we thank you!

Seussical the Musical at MHS This Weekend

The Marysville High School Drama Club will present Seussical the Musical this weekend, Friday, April 26 and Saturday, April 27 at 7pm and Sunday, April 28 at 3pm. Tickets prices are $8 for adults and $5 for seniors and students. Performances will be held at Marysville High School, 800 Amrine Mill Road, in the Auditorium.

The show is directed by MHS teachers Mike Robertson and Lois Everitt. Set design and construction is led by industrial arts teacher Max Corbett and art teacher Shelly Hasser.

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2013 Monarch Idol Grand Finale Set To Take Over Marysville High School

On Tuesday April 30, 2013 at 7:00PM, the entire Marysville community will have a say in who becomes your next Monarch Idol. This community event is presented by The Monarch Vibe and Josh Moreno Productions for the second year in a row. This year, over 20 hopefuls from Marysville High School performed in the preliminary round in March before the judges narrowed it down to our Top 7 contestants. At the Grand Finale, each of the Top 7 finalists will perform two songs in front of the live audience and four judges. The judges will provide immediate feedback to the contestants but the winner will be determined via text message vote at the end of the evening by the live audience. This year is an exciting year for Monarch Idol, with finalists ranging from their freshman to senior year, we have an amazing group ready to perform in front of the community! Tickets are $5.00 each for the 2013 Monarch Idol Grand Finale which will be held at the Marysville High School Auditorium on Tuesday April 30, 2013 at 7:00PM. Proceeds from ticket sales will benefit The Monarch Vibe school newspaper/magazine.

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Ellen Traucht Receives Award

Kick off was held Monday, April 1 for Child Abuse Prevention Month. Several individuals and agencies that have a strong history of partnering with Union County Department of Job and Family Services to help keep children safe and strengthen families were honored. One of these individuals was our very own Ellen Traucht, Director of Student Services. "Schools across Union County are constantly partnering with our agency and we wanted to ensure that one of our partnership awards this year went to a school representative. Ellen Traucht was the immediate choice for this award as she has tirelessly helped and supported youth in Marysville Schools for over 30 years. She has partnered with Children Services time and time again to improve academic performance, to support strong family life and to provide opportunities to youth without resources. Ellen's personal and professional goal for these many years has been to promote whatever is in the child's best interest. We applaud her for a career that has had such positive influences on children and their families."

Marysville Schools to Offer Summer Reading Camp

SACC Summer Day Camp at COSI on Wheels!

In an exciting new collaboration, Marysville Schools will offer a Summer Reading Camp program in cooperation with the SACC Summer Day Camp program.

The SACC Summer Day Camp program offers a traditional day camp for K-6th grade students. Camp is full of great opportunities to stay engaged in learning, with great hands-on, student-driven, youth development and educational opportunities like sports, games, art, crafts, field trips, cooking, gardening and STEM activities.

In this new partnership, the Summer Reading Camp (which was known as Elementary Summer School) has been updated by Northwood Elementary School Reading Specialist David Hensinger and SACC Director Nichelle Harris. This program has been intentionally designed to offer a fresh approach to helping students who are not on track in reading. All Reading Camp participants will receive two hours of tutoring with a strong emphasis on literacy development. Additionally, parents will have the option of also enrolling their student in SACC Summer Day Camp, providing them with an all-day camp experience at a very, very low price.

Reading Camp will be a five week program that begins July 8th and completes on August 9th. Eligible campers will be 3rd and 2nd grade students who score below proficient on the Spring OAAs or have other demonstrated academic need. Registration will begin the week of June 17th. Eligible students will be given first priority, after which wait-listed students will be added.

Go to www.marysville.k12.oh.us/site/departments/sacc for more information.

NOTICE:

Due to the structural damage caused by a truck crashing into the Marysville Schools' Board Office at 1000 Edgewood Drive on September 16, the administrative offices have been temporarily relocated to the former Marysville Middle School at 833 North Maple Street.

All mail and phone communications are being forwarded to the Maple Street location.

It is anticipated that the repairs will take approximately six to eight weeks.

Marysville's Communication System Adds Text Messaging

Marysville Schools is pleased to announce that we are now able to send announcements via SMS (Short Message Service) text messaging to your mobile phones in addition to communicating via phone calls and email messages.

If you would like to receive these announcements as text messages, please do the following:

1. Ensure your school has your cell phone number on file. If the school did not have your cell phone number and you have asked them to add it, please wait at least 24 hours before proceeding to the next step.

2. From your cell phone, text the word "Join" to the number 56360. If your cell phone number is in the data base, you will receive a confirmation message thanking you for joining. You can unsubscribe at any time by texting "Stop" to 56360.

3. Create a contact on your phone with the name of your school or school district and the phone number 56360. This will give you a message ID so you know when the district/school is sending you an announcement.

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