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See Marshfield R-I School's 2021-2022 COVID-19 Updates |Read Now
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Sick? Stay home! #HealthyatSchool
It’s more important than ever to evaluate your child’s health every morning! Before he or she leaves the house, check for a fever and monitor other conditions to determine if your student is well enough for class. #HealthyatSchool
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BE PREPARED for Winter Weather Cancellations
At Marshfield R-I, the safety of our students is our highest priority. However, we place an equally high value on instructional time, and snow days mean our students are missing out on classroom learning. For this reason, the decision to cancel classes is rarely simple. And, with Missouri weather, it often requires a certain amount of guesswork and faith in weather forecasts. Click on the title for more information about our Inclement Weather Protocols!
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January Early Childhood Center Progress Update!
The Early Childhood Center is beginning to take shape. Over the last month, the tornado shelter/cafeteria walls have started going up. Soon, this area will have its metal roof placed. The concrete pad for the classroom wing is in place, and the concrete pad for the office and entrance will soon be completed. Over the next three weeks, the traffic in and out of the job site will begin to pick up as more workers are needed. Please be mindful of this increased traffic before and after school each day. We appreciate your understanding and patience as the project contractors are working. The district is eager to see the finished project for our community’s youngest Bluejays! Visit the Marshfield Early Childhood Center Project page to learn more. You’ll find videos, monthly progress reports, and a timeline of the expected progress through our planned opening in August of 2022.
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Marshfield Bluejays' Boys Wrestling Team takes 3rd Place!
The Marshfield Bluejays celebrated a 3rd place finish at Parkview High School for the Kinloch Classic. Nine Bluejays received medals! Way to go Bluejays! #OurMission
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Congratulations Bluejay Cheerleaders!
They took 3rd at State in Cape Girardeau. #BluejayPride #OurMission
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It's time for Christmas Carols!
Marshfield High School Choir sings Christmas Carols for Shook Elementary School and Marshfield Junior High! #JoinChoir #Family #OurMission #VerticalTeaming
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Marshfield Bluejays Perform the Wizard of Oz!
Click here to see images from the production!
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Needing Bluejay Care?
BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL CARE AVAILABLE FOR MARSHFIELD ELEMENTARY STUDENTS *Sign Up via Parent Portal* Childcare will take place in the school building the student attends. Childcare will be provided by Marshfield R-I Staff. Morning Session Begins at 7 a.m. Afternoon Session Ends at 5:00 p.m. Care available each day excluding bad weather days and the last day of school. Care available to students attending seated classes. FEES ARE TO BE PAID IN ADVANCE! - Free and Reduced Lunch Students: Morning = $2 per student/per day. Afternoon = $3 per student/per day. - Full Price Lunch Students: Morning = $3 per student/per day. Afternoon = $5 per student/per day
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Marshfield Bluejay Football Homecoming Recap
The Marshfield Bluejays defeated the Reeds Spring Wolves 50 to 28, Friday, October 1st at the R.A. Barr Stadium on Homecoming night. The Marshfield Band, Marshfield Jaywalkers and Cheerleaders performed during the event. Congratulations to Owen and Kiana for being crowned Homecoming King and Queen 2021
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2021-2022 School Meals
We are pleased to provide breakfast and lunch to ALL students free of charge via federal funding. Although, it is very important for families to submit the free and reduced lunch form during online registration to assist with funding of other programs including preschool. This extension is through the 21-22 school year. It is important to note that any ala carte items, including individual milks ($0.40 each), will be charged to your child's account. Additional lunch trays will also be charged to your child's account. To see lunch and breakfast prices click the image to the left.
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Transportation
ALL transportation needs should have been submitted during 21-22 Online Registration. EVEN IF THE TRANSPORTATION REQUEST IS THE SAME AS THE 20-21 SCHOOL YEAR. Parents submitting online registration AFTER AUGUST 1st will be required to provide their own transportation the first two days of school. Prior to the first day of school, our nearly 40 bus drivers are given student information. As you can imagine quite a lot of time is spent fine tuning routes and contacting families. For this reason a deadline is necessary. ALL transportation needs will be submitted during online enrollment. ALL permanent bus transportation changes MUST be communicated through Central Office. 859-2120 ext. 0 DO NOT give this information to the classroom teacher OR the building office. Students will be allowed ONLY 3 permanent bus changes throughout the entire school year. Students may only be set up for TWO transportation addresses at any given time. Students may begin utilizing new transportation 2 school days following request. Students may only travel to permanent addresses listed during online registration. There will be NO after school notes accepted for students traveling to addresses parents have not previously listed for their child during online registration.
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Meet our New Superintendent of Schools!
Dear BlueJay Parents/Guardians- First of all, I hope everyone is having a wonderful summer. I am very excited to be taking on the role of Superintendent of Schools for the Marshfield R-I School District. During my four years in the district, I have been so proud to be part of the Marshfield R-I school team and part of this community. It is my belief that we have the best school and staff in the state. Throughout the summer, we have had lots going on in the district and have been extremely busy as we prepare for the upcoming school year. We just wrapped up a very successful summer school program, we are working on many summer projects, we are cleaning/revitalizing each building, and making sure we are ready to see students in August. Obviously, school has looked very different over the past year and a half. While I don’t have all of the answers for what it will look like for the upcoming year, I am certain that our district will continue to do all that we can to serve our students and have a successful school year. The district will continue to use this newsletter to share important information throughout the school year. Please take some time to review this document whenever it is sent out. As always, please don’t hesitate to reach out with any questions. We are privileged to have the opportunity to educate your children and we are looking forward to a great school year. - Sincerely, Mike Henry Superintendent of Schools
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School Supplies
It is with grateful hearts that we announce that the Webster County Baptist Association in conjunction with local churches, will again be providing school supplies for Marshfield students Kindergarten thru 8th grade. High school teachers will communicate any supplies needed for specific classes to their students.
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Virtual Instruction
New and returning MVP students and parents will kick-off the semester with a required orientation event in the first week of school. Join us to hear an overview of the year to come, meet MVP teachers, and get oriented with the learning management systems. Elementary MVP Students: Your teacher will be in contact with you to schedule a conference August 19-20. Secondary MVP Students: Monday, August 16th, MHS library, 6:00-7:30
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Now Hiring for School Bus Drivers
Now Hiring for School Bus Drivers. Online Applications can be found under the Employment tab in the top, right corner.
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JOIN OUR TEAM!
We hope you consider becoming a member of our amazing team!
WE NEED YOU!
We are delighted that you are considering future employment with the Marshfield R-I School District.
Marshfield Schools is a District of high standards and traditions of excellence. We are looking for the best, brightest and most dedicated to join our professional community of educators and support staff.
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Substitute Teachers Needed!
Work When It Works for You!
Become a substitute teacher!
Now that the kids are back in school, your schedule might be a little more flexible! Substituting is a great opportunity for individuals looking to earn some extra money, build relationships, and make a difference in the community. You can choose to work every day, or just a day here in there. Substitutes enjoy weekly pay and affordable benefit options. Apply with Penmac to substitute at Marshfield Schools. Contact us today for details! -
Did you know?
- There are 3,081 students enrolled in Marshfield Schools.
- Central Office Support Staff have processed online registration for 3,058 students since June.
- 57% of our student body travel by bus over the 246.9 square miles that our school district covers, DAILY.
- We have 390 employees taking care of everything from classroom learning to air conditioning unit maintenance.
- We have 172 students currently engaged in online learning.
- Over 285 students have been added to to the Marshfield R-I School District during summer enrollment. This does not include our 237 Kindergarten students and 106 Preschool students.
- Parents of 110 students are utilizing our before and after school "JayCare."
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Thank you Casey's!
This check was made possible because of donations made by those in our community through Cash for Classrooms, part of Casey's Rewards. Casey's Rewards allows guests to turn Casey's everyday purchases into donations to local schools.
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Bethany Evans receives Arvest Bank "We Love Teachers Award"
Bethany Evans received the Arvest Bank "We Love Teachers Award". Congratulations Bethany! #BluejayPride #OurMission
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Before and After School Care available for Marshfield Elementary Students!
