Congratulations to our Marshall Patriots Golf team for placing first in the North State A tournament hosted at Kirkwood National Golf Club. Coach Gary Hickman, Coach Steve Elgin, Josh Feathers, Steven Elgin, Everett Hickman, Tyler Harden, and Coach Clay Pritchett. Not pictured Michael Thompson and Christian Compton. The Patriots advance to the State Tournament next …
The Marshall Academy Beauty Revue 2015 “There is a no more Beautiful You” was held on Saturday, April 25 in the Frank Swords Gymnasium. There were two divisions, Jr. High and High School, and the girls competed in both casual and formal wear. 13 Girls participated in the Jr. High Division. Ms. Erin Lomenick was …
Our annual Grandparents Day was held on Thursday, April 23. Students in Pre-K through 6th Grade had a program for our grandparents in the Frank Swords Gymnasium. Afterwards the grandparents / special friends got to spend time with the children in the classrooms, and ended the morning with refreshments on the front lawn. We appreciate …
Bailey Easley, a Junior at Marshall Academy, was selected by the Northcentral Electric Power Association to attend the EPA Youth Leadership Workshop in Jackson, MS on February 25-27. Students studied the finer aspects of leadership, enjoyed a first-hand look at our state government in action, sharpened their leadership skills, and heard presentations from government leaders, …
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The Elementary students enjoyed seeing Beco the Magician perform his famous magic tricks on Thursday, April 9. Beco allowed several of the students to assist him during a few of the magic illusions. Emma Michel & Noah Robinson Abby Busby & Lowry Strickland Tate Lynn
Marshall Academy partnered once again with Mississippi Blood Services for our annual spring blood drive. We are very thankful to all our students, parents, and friends that came to campus and donated blood. MS Blood Services collected 32 units of blood Tuesday at our Blood Drive. Senior Devin McGreger helped to save several lives when …
The elementary students at Marshall Academy enjoyed an entertaining and educational wildlife program by Bob Tater from the Natural History Educational Company of the Mid-South. Mr. Bob showed and educated the students about many different animals including a Fruit Bat named Arnold, an Eurasian Eagle Owl named Elliot, and a Parrot named Rainbow.