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Marvin Ridge Middle School presents Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat on April 4th and 5th at 7:00 pm. The show will be held at Marvin Ridge High School. Grab your tickets now at https://mrhs.seatyourself.biz.
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Dear Parents,
The North Carolina Department of Public Instruction (NCDPI) announced last week that there are errors occurring in the software that all North Carolina school districts use to report student grades. NCDPI and PowerSchool identified a malfunction with the grade calculation function currently used by PowerTeacher Pro.
Union County Public Schools is currently assessing all students’ grades to determine if there has been any impact on grades in our school system. Be assured that the grades your son or daughter received up to now will not be negatively impacted by the new calculations.
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Hearing and vision screening for all 7th graders on November 6.
Because hearing and vision are both important to your child’s ability to learn and progress in school, Union County Public Schools will be providing mass hearing and vision screenings for all 7th graders across the county. Our hearing and vision screening day at Marvin Ridge Middle School has been scheduled for Tuesday, November 6th. Please open this letter for more information.
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Attention all 8th grade parents interested in the 2019 Washington DC trip. The parent meeting that was scheduled for tonight, Tuesday, September 18th has been re-scheduled to next Tuesday, September 25th. The meeting will be held in the MRMS pit area from 6-7 pm. Please make sure you check the trip website at www.mrmsdc2019.weebly.com (You may get an error page when you click through on the link. If so, please type in the weebly address).
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For more information about the DC trip, please check out the DC website.
Parents interested in registering their email address to receive emails regarding the 2019 Marvin Ridge DC Trip please use the email registration form. The trip is scheduled for March 13-16, 2019.
If you would like to chaperone the trip, please complete the form.
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Ms. Pan's Chinese immersion class
It is fascinating to walk into the 6th grade Chinese immersion classroom and listen to the students give presentations in fluent Mandarin Chinese.
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Thanking our first responders
The anniversary of 9/11 this year overlapped with a tragedy our community was facing, storm Florence. When Ms. Cudmore shared some of her memories of 2001 with her students this year, she reminded them that like those first responders who helped so many people 17 years ago, first responders would also soon be working hard here to assist before, during and after hurricane Florence.
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Book Tasting
Seventh grade students participated in a Book Tasting that allowed them to find books that interested them and provided them with opportunities to explore text they may not usually gravitate toward.
