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Attention, all MHS students: Oct. 29 is the last chance for school pictures this year! Please make sure to get yours for use in the yearbook and on your school ID.

English teachers: On that day (you can determine when in your class, doesn't have to be at the beginning) please write passes for the students who want retakes. One idea is to tell them ahead of time they must have their order form on that day (they can pick these up in main office now, or you can grab some to pass out) and that can act as their pass.

The Marion Regional Career Center's Aviation Academy is featured on Inside INdiana Business this month!

Student Emma Jacobs and teacher Scott Simpson were interviewed in studio in Indianapolis, and a camera crew also came to Marion to capture scenes from classes.

The video has already aired on local channels, but you can watch it below! (If the video does not load correctly, click here to visit the (i) on Education report on MRCC's Aviation Academy.)

In the Precision Division, Marion High School Army JROTC Rifle Marksmanship Team defeated Dallastown (Penn.) Area JROTC in an undisputed contest, wracking up 1459.6 points last week in the National Air Rifle League. With the win, Marion JROTC is in fifth place overall and fourth place within their conference. They currently have a 2-0 record. Marion was led by Josiah Hamilton, who shot a 380.6. The remaining contributing members were Abigail Baird, Jaron Hofmann, and Levi Hofmann. They are coached by MHS Senior Army Instructor Lt. Col. David Farlow.

The Marion High School JROTC (Hooah Parents Booster Club) will have a fundraiser at Texas Roadhouse from 4 to 10 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 24.

During this time, 10 percent of proceeds will be donated to the Booster Club to support the JROTC. Present the flier posted here to your server when you go!

Come out to enjoy a good meal and support your Marion Giants!

>> Want reminders? RSVP to our Facebook event page

The Marion Regional Career Center's Aviation Academy will be featured on Inside INdiana Business this weekend!

Student Emma Jacobs and teacher Scott Simpson were interviewed in studio in Indianapolis, and a camera crew also came to Marion to capture scenes from classes earlier this week.

Catch the video on air at one of the following times (check your cable guide for channels): 

Marion Unified Sports is selling peeler cards with discount coupons for area restaurants. The cards are $10 each, but have more than $200 savings!

You can help cover the cost of supplies, transportation, and apparel for our Unified teams by purchasing a card or helping to sell cards.

The Vopro Expo presented by Marion High School and Marion Regional Career Center aims to link students with careers in the Marion and Grant County area and to help them plan ahead for education in high school and beyond, certifications or apprenticeships, etc. 

Vopro Expo, set for 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Oct. 17 at MHS's Bill Green Arena aims to help our students understand they can have a great career right here in Marion and Grant County, and that they can step toward those careers right now at MHS and MRCC.

The Army JROTC program from Marion High School sent their Raider Team to Anderson Saturday to battle against seven Navy JROTC programs from across the state. All the teams faced a series of physically challenging events that required problem solving and teamwork. But at the end of the day, Marion’s Army JROTC was standing victoriously on the high ground while the Navy units were left sinking on the shoals.

Marion High School Army JROTC Rifle Marksmanship Team defeated Bethel Air Force JROTC from Spanaway, Wash., 1435.9 to 1402.9 last week in the National Air Rifle League. With the win, Marion AJROTC is in fourth place overall and fourth place within their conference. They currently have a 2-0 record. Marion AJROTC was led by Josiah Hamilton, who shot a 378.0. The remaining contributing members were Levi Hofmann, Jaron Hofmann, and Abigail Baird. They are coached by MHS Senior Army Instructor Lt. Col. David Farlow.

Marion Community Schools is seeking artwork for its annual holiday cards. This competition is open to all Marion Community Schools students (including Marion Regional Career Center). Winning artists receive a $75 Walmart gift card!