I’m Forever Blowing Bubbles

On Tuesday, April 1, 2014 Marshall School celebrated World Bubble Day. Each student, staff member and family member was provided with a bottle of bubbles before converging on the front lawn of Marshall School. After a brief discussion about how just like the bubbles “we're all different and that's okay,” the school community spent about 15 minutes blowing and chasing bubbles together.

Let’s Dance

On Friday, March 7th Marshall Elementary School students danced, slid, spun and formed conga lines during the first-ever Marshall Dance-a-thon. In an effort to help support fitness-based activities and “living” CATCH, the PTA's dance-a-thon not only helped raise funds for the school but also provided students a fun way to shake off the winter blues.

Fun? You Bet!

It’s not every day the historic Orange Lawn Tennis Club is transformed into a full-on casino, but that’s exactly what happened at our sold-out fundraiser. Who knew so many Marshall parents could “double down” with the best of them? And if classic casino games like roulette or blackjack weren’t your speed, you could make a bid on a wide array of silent auction items or take a chance on the 50/50 drawing. Add great food and drinks for an altogether winning evening.

That's a Bingo!

A great time was had by all at Pajama Party Bingo! We had the largest crowd ever and tons of kids won prizes. Check out the pics:

We Heart Marshall

The Marshall PTA showered LOVE for the very special people in our children's lives February 12th. We indulged the teachers and staff with sweet treats to show our love and appreciation for all they do each and every day.

Good Morning, Marshall!

Friday, January 31 was Pajama Day at Marshall School AND the first ever school-wide Student Broadcast from Marshall's very own Broadcast Booth!
 Broadcast Booth is brand new this year, with second grade students writing the scripts, rehearsing their roles and manning the controls.

Let’s Take a Walk!

The Marshall Mileage Club will be available to our second graders during their recess time. The 7-8 year olds will have the opportunity to participate in a walking program designed to utilize the walking track on property. As an incentive to move and set personal wellness goals the students will receive a toe token as a measurement of success for certain distances achieved.