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Junior Senior High School: General Information
Distinguished Service Program
A Distinguished Service Program has been implemented at Marysville High School for Juniors and Seniors . The primary goal of this program is to help students become community contributors and to develop a lifelong sense of service work. Candidates must earn a minimum of 40 service hours during their junior and senior years of . . . read more
Class of 2012 Kansas Scholars Curriculum Completers
The following seniors will complete the Kansas Scholars Curriculum: Katie Beck, Chelsie Detimore, Haylee Eck, Trevor Moser, Katie Oliver, Katie Jo Parks, Lacey Patterson, Maggie Schotte, Luci Swim, Sabrina Throm, and Alex Winkler. . . . read more
Shooting for the Stars Fundraiser Successful
Maggie Leonard, MHS Senior, organized a fundraiser to benefit the Make-A-Wish Kansas Chapter. The fundraiser started at the first MHS basketball game on December 1, 2011, and ended before Winter Break on December 23. With the help of Maggie's . . . read more
Financial Aid Night
There will be a Financial Aid Night for seniors and their parents on Monday, February 6, 2012, at 7:00 p.m. in the MHS Media Center. The focus of this program will be the federal financial aid application process. Parents of students . . . read more
Kays Blood Drive
Kays sponsored a Blood Drive by the American Red Cross on Wednesday, January 25. It began at 8:30 A.M. and went until 2 P.M. Over 100 people signed up to give blood, including many adults from the community and students from MHS. Kays . . . read more
I Never Saw Another Butterfly
The play I Never Saw Another Butterfly will be held on February 25 and 26. Both elementary and junior high students are included in the cast with high school students. Over 15,000 Jewish children passed through Terezin . . . read more
Marysville Places 1st at Jayhusker
On January 14, 2012 Marysville hosted the annual Jayhusker wrestling tournament. Our Marysville High School wrestling team took 1st place out of thirteen teams and crowned four individual champions; James Landoll, Eddie Creek, Jesse Nelsen, . . . read more
Mrs. Frazee is Recognized For All She Does For The Community
While you may HEAR her before you SEE her, Mrs. Gay Frazee is an energetic ball of fire that roams the halls of MHS. Mrs. Frazee grew up in Summerfield Kansas and was raised with a strong work ethic. When she was five years old she . . . read more
ATTENTION: PowerSchool Updates for Parents
Dear Parents: PowerSchool has added a new feature to the parent portal called Single Sign-On that Marysville Schools will be utilizing. This feature allows parents/guardians to view information for one or more students with a single . . . read more
Homer Hanson Stadium Restoration Project
It all began in 1935 when President Franklin D. Roosevelt created the Works Progress Administration, later renamed the Works Projects Administration, to provide jobs and income for the unemployed. In Marysville, they decided to . . . read more
Probability and Statistics Class Conducts Survey
The Probability & Statistics class recently gave a survey and collected data about the methods of transportation used by Marysville High School students. The chart on the right shows which methods of transportation are most . . . read more
Mr. Heyd finds community friendly and lands first teaching job
Marysville High School welcomes new teacher, Mr. David Heyd, to the 2011-12 teaching staff. Mr. Heyd was born in San Antonio, Texas and in his early childhood was raised in Germany. When he was a teenager, his family moved to Scott City, . . . read more
Sophomores Need your Help with Magazine Sales
Prom Fundraising
Have you been needing to renew a magazine subscription but did not get contacted by one of the MHS sophomores? Now's your chance to renew that magazine and help out the school! The Sophomore class is still needing to raise . . . read more
