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Meghan Harman (Bottom Left), Mary Fumasi (teal shirt) and Manogna Yalamuri (white shirt) read in the library.
Missouri House Proposes Legislation that May Defund Public Libraries
2 days ago
MHSNews | Retiring Teachers Reflect on Past, Present and Future
MHSNews | Retiring Teachers Reflect on Past, Present and Future
3 days ago
Omoye Ehimare, Anna Hill-Jones, and Isabella Olivia received National Recognition Programs.
Scholars Earn National Recognition
3 days ago
MHS has struggled with a custodian shortage all year. See how this shortage affects custodian Monique Johnson, Freshman Principal Kyle Devine and French teacher Emily Thompson.
MHSNews | Custodial Shortage Puts a Strain on Staff
May 25, 2023
Meghan Harman (Bottom Left), Mary Fumasi (teal shirt) and Manogna Yalamuri (white shirt) read in the library.
MHSNews | Retiring Teachers Reflect on Past, Present and Future
Omoye Ehimare, Anna Hill-Jones, and Isabella Olivia received National Recognition Programs.
MHS has struggled with a custodian shortage all year. See how this shortage affects custodian Monique Johnson, Freshman Principal Kyle Devine and French teacher Emily Thompson.
MHSNews | Marquette AFJROTC: The End of an Era
MHS attendance rate is 92%, right on par with the rest of the district.There are no disciplinary consequences for excused absences, making skipping school easy for students with complying parents. Attendance is important for students because it can impact grades, relationships and mental health, said Dr. Hankins.
Darcy Hachmeister, math teacher, endorses Charlotte Qin as president on Qins Instagram page. Campaigning on social media has been successful, Qin said. Just getting the word out there and getting peoples attention has been a big help, Qin said.
Alice Liu, junior, placed fourth last week at the largest pre-college STEM competition in the world, the International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF). She specifically presented about pharmaceutical pollutants such as acetaminophen.
Frau Kimberly Hotze teaches students in a combined class of German 2 and 3. This will be Hotze’s last year teaching, as she is retiring to pursue other passions. She has taught German at MHS for 31 years.
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