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Enrollment information
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Giants spirit pins now available - get yours today!
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Marion High School Hall of Distinction 2017 inductees named
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McCulloch music department earns ISSMA’s highest honor 3rd year in a row
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MCS Bullying Prevention Fact Sheet/Report Forms
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MHS joins with county's other public schools to form Honor Band
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State names Little Giants Preschool as On My Way Pre-K provider
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WFYI features Little Giants in documentary on high-quality preschools
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YOU'RE INVITED: Marching Giants Community Show
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August 21 2017YOU'RE INVITED: Marching Giants Community Show
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August 16 2017Eclipse safety / classroom activities
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August 15 2017Explore the solar eclipse at the MHS planetarium
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August 10 2017Back to school - frequently asked questions
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August 9 2017Wright takes new role as Special Education director at MCS
News for Marion Community Schools
MHS students earn honors at regional art competition
Three Marion High School students earned the highest honors for their artwork submitted to the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards at the Fort Wayne Museum of Art, and their works will continue on to national-level competition.
Greer Decker, an MHS junior, earned four Gold Keys, for her works titled "They're Here", "Doll Face", "The Battle", and "Unexpected End", which appear below, from top down. She also earned an Honorable Mention for her work titled "Long Forgotten", which appears below, at bottom.
Shyan Artis, an MHS senior, earned a Gold Key award for her drawing titled "Blue" (below left), and she earned a Silver Key for her drawing titled "Shyan" (below right).
Courtney Hiles also earned a Gold Key award for her sculpture "Today's Dress" (below top), and earned an Honorable mention for her sculpture "Lazy Day Chair" (below bottom). It was the second year in a row Courtney earned a Scholastic Art award. She earned in Honorable Mention in 2016.
The museum’s scholastic competition involves 52 counties in northeast Indiana and northwest Ohio, and all artworks will be on display at the museum, 311 E. Main St., Fort Wayne, from Feb. 12 through April 9. For museum hours, admission fees and directions, click here to visit the museum’s website.
All pieces that earned a Gold Key will be part of a competition in New York this spring. According to the FWMoA website, the high caliber of entries into the Fort Wayne competition has propelled the region to be one of the top regions for national awards given in the past few years.
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