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4-PEAT! McCulloch music department earns ISSMA’s highest honor again
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ACT names MRCC teacher Indiana's College and Career Readiness K-12 Champion
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Data shows Marion HS as state leader in college and career readiness
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Enrollment information
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Free USA Basketball Open Court program continues through August at MHS
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Get your Giants gear HERE!
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Giant Summer Academy registration (K-8) now open
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Marion Community Schools District Targets
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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 Hall of Distinction nominations due May 9
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MHS JROTC Raiders make top 10 at nationals
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MHS student earns prize at national art competition
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MRCC’s IT Academy to offer tech services to the community
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VIDEO: WIWU-TV features MRCC aviation program
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YOU'RE INVITED: Kindness Rally set for 5/18 - get discount tickets now!
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YOU'RE INVITED: MCS All-City Art Show set for 5/18 - 5/19
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April 20 2018YOU'RE INVITED: MCS All-City Art Show set for 5/18 - 5/19
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April 20 2018YOU'RE INVITED: Kindness Rally set for 5/18 - get discount tickets now!
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April 18 2018Giant Summer Academy registration (K-8) now open
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April 18 20184-PEAT! McCulloch music department earns ISSMA’s highest honor again
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April 11 2018Kindergarten Roundup set for April 19
Board Policies
The Board believes that an understanding of religions and their effects on civilization is essential to the thorough education of young people and to their appreciation of a pluralistic society. To that end, curriculum may include, as appropriate to the various ages and attainments of the students, instruction about the religions of the world.
The Board acknowledges the degree to which religious consciousness has permeated the arts, literature, music, and issues of morality. The instructional and resource materials approved for use in the Corporation schools frequently contain religious references or concern moral issues that have traditionally been the focus of religious concern. That such materials may be religious in nature shall not, by itself, bar their use by the Corporation. The Board directs that professional staff members employing such materials avoid using them to advance or inhibit religion.
The Board recognizes that religious traditions vary in their perceptions and doctrines regarding the natural world and its processes. The curriculum is chosen for its place in the education of the Corporation’s students, not for its conformity to religious principles. Students should receive unbiased instruction in the schools, so they may privately accept or reject the knowledge thus gained, in accordance with their own religious tenets.
Marion, IN 46953
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