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ALL BULLDOG

March 24-28, 2025 Marysville Jr/Sr High School #dogproud364

ALL BULLDOG March 24-28, 2025 Marysville Jr/Sr High School#dogproud364

Principal's Note Principal's Note

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Greetings Marysville Family,

I've wrote several times about March Madness and how it's one of my favorite times of the year. The intensity and emotion rises to levels not seen during the regular season. But this little diatribe is about the shooting shirts. Three years ago, I used the "All In" phrase that Nike put on 2022's shooting shirts for our school theme. This year's shirt by Nike is "Nothing Easy" and borrows from the old saying: "Nothing Worth Having Comes Easy." Determination and a refusal to use shortcuts leads to success. Words to live as we start our state assessments this week. Take your time, be determined, and do your best. Have a great week!

Tim Woodcock, Principal

MHS Forensics Team Qualifies 9 for Nationals

The Marysville High School Forensics teams competed in the KSCFL National Qualifier last week in Wamego. They finished 2nd place in Sweepstakes and had nine national qualifiers: Kenzie Holle, Josie Naaf, Eli Clemo, Nathaniel Cook, Teddy Bourchert, Bernadette Friedrichs, Isaiah Friedrichs, Garrett Staggs, and Norman Jurgensen. Congrats to the entire team!

Rockwell Rocks State JAG-K Competition

Just before Spring Break, Addy Rockwell competed against 14 other students in the JAG-K state competition. She finished in first place and now advances to the national competition in Indianapolis, Indiana on April 23-26. She will compete against over 100 students from 38 other states. Good luck!

Songs + Bingo = Fun!

KAY Club invites you all to join in their Sing-O fundraiser. It's Bingo, but with songs! Please join us to help raise funds for future service projects such as the StoryWalk in City Park!

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Junior Class Tours Washburn/Washburn Tech

The Marysville Junior/Senior High School Junior Class visited Topeka a couple weeks ago and got to see one of the premier technical colleges in Kansas at Washburn Tech and before that got to visit Washburn University. It was an eye-opening visit for many and well worth the trip!

Week At A Glance Week At A Glance

Monday, March 24

8:00 AM BACK TO SCHOOL

Tuesday, March 25

9:45 AM 8th Grade Highland Western Center Visit

4:30 PM Baseball Home v Sabetha

4:30 PM Softball Home v Sabetha

6:00 PM Cheer Tryouts @ Activity Center

Wednesday, March 26

State Assessments for 8th Grade ELA

9:00 AM FFA @ Wamego

Thursday, March 27

State Assessments for 10th Grade ELA

6:00 PM Cheer Tryouts @ Activity Center

Friday, March 28

State Assessments for 8th & 10th Grade ELA

6:00 PM Cheer Tryouts @ Activity Center

Kiwanis Banquet Honors Academic Work Kiwanis Banquet Honors Academic Work

The week before spring break saw the annual Kiwanas Scholarship Banquet take place in the junior high gym. It was an evening of great food, a great message from Leonard Wolfe, president of United Bank, and a celebration of hard work in the classroom. That is the freshmen class in the picture above after receiving their certificates. Congratulations to all the award recipients!

NCKL Basketball Honors

Congratulations to Will Otott on his unanimous All-NCKL selection for this years boys basketball season. Also a big congrats to Lindsey Dressman and Kacy Roesch for All-NCKL honors as well.

2025 Geo-caching Champs

The weather-delayed day of geo-caching took place at Alcove Springs before Spring Break and the day proved to be some of the best weather so far. These four freshmen proved to be the best geo-cachers in the freshmen class: (L-R) Mackenzie Smith, Madison Volle, Jacob Behrens, and Isobel Chrisco.

Baseball/Softball Is In the Air

Dakota Slupianek is congratulated after a home run Saturday at the Baseball Jamboree held at Rock Creek. Both the baseball team and softball teams start their seasons at home Tuesday against Sabetha. Come out and enjoy the weather and a great game or two!

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