Thank you to everyone who came out last night to support our Lady Tigers and our Cancer Survivors/ Fighters.
We would like to recognize a few of the survivors/ fighters that were present last night:
Mary Jane Brotherton
Racheal Moyers-Cooper
Donna Stephens
Bo Brotherton
The MZ cross-country runners traveled to Woodland and Potosi this past week.
Woodland was wet and muddy, but the runners toughed it out and turned in some good times!
Potosi is one of the toughest courses the runners will face during their cross-country season at Marquand. They all should be proud of themselves for Saturday's performances!
Hayden Wolfe and Eli Reimler were able to bring home medals! Hayden got 25th place and Eli got 28th place!
The runners travel to Farmington (Engler Park) this Saturday for their next race!
The Lady Tigers did great tonight with their win against Zalma Bulldogs!! They were so excited they didn't even get a picture! Come out tomorrow night to watch us after JHBB. Don't forget to wear your pink! Go Tigers! 🐅🏐💜💛
Animal Science students had the opportunity to visit Walker Meat Processing on Thursday for a hands on approach where our food comes from. We are so very grateful for Justin, Kelli, Miranda, and Caleb, business owners in our community, the family atmosphere of their establishment, and the professionalism displayed in processing practices. Harvesting animals can be difficult for some to witness, however, bringing a sense of purpose and understanding inspired curiosity. Again, Thank You! Walker Meat Processing for allowing students the privilege. Secondly, Congratulations to Maddie Stephens on her doe harvested from over the weekend. We now get a hands on opportunity into the mechanics of a four chambered heart, along with functionality. #Lessonsthatinspire #blessedwhereIteach #skaggsscience
Big SHOUTOUT to Danielle Rhodes Photography for taking these amazing pictures of the Lady Tigers! These girls love them so much! 🏐🐅💜💛
Proud of these boys!!! Congratulations on tonight's win!!
Mrs. Skaggs Agricultural Science class had a great trip to the Farmington Regional Stockyards this morning! Students finished their look into Missouri Beef production, management, and marketing. A quick trip, but great way to wrap up a unit! Also, thank you to our parents that allow their student(s) permission to take off campus excursions, bringing applicability to content.
The lady tigers brought home another win tonight against Westwood Baptist in 3 sets! GO TIGERS!🏐🐅💜💛
🚨The Marquand-Zion School District now has an agreement with Cape Family Medical Clinic to provide non-emergency telehealth care for students with parental consent.
For more information, please go to the Marquand Zion School Facebook Page
Marquand’s very own Ms.Frizzle 🦎(Mrs. Skaggs and Sherbet)
Way to go Lady Tigers on your win tonight over Eagle Ridge, in straight sets!
25-14
25-14
25-21
Congratulations! Go Tigers!!
Parents Pre-K through 8th
A copy of these papers should have came home with your child yesterday. If you did not, please take a minute to read through and fill out the information on-line. Thank you for your continued support!
The Marquand-Zion cross-country runners participated in their first race of the season on September 9 at Arcadia Valley. The runners put on a good performance for the first meet of the season!
The second meet was hosted by Bismarck HS and was run at the MAC campus. The runners again turned in good times, and Eli Reimler came home with the first medal of his high school running career!
The 2023 cross country runners are:
Eli Reimler (9th Grade)
Hayden Wolfe (9th Grade)
Ariah Stephens (8th Grade)
Tristian Hays (8th Grade)
Kolby Stafford (8th Grade)
Blake Stephens (8th Grade)
They will travel to Notre Dame on Saturday, September 30 for their next meet!
Don't forget to come support the HS Volleyball girls tonight at 6pm! 🏐
In case you missed it, they have had two wins lately and we couldn't be any more proud!
🏐 Grandview in 4 sets. 26-24, 25-19, 16-25, and 25-20.
🏐 Richland in 4 sets. 25-14, 25-12, 20-25, and 25-21.
MZHS Cross Country Schedule 🏃🏽♀️ 🏃♂️ 🐅
To see all schedules and events please download our app MZ Tigers or visit our webpage mz.k12.mo.us
MZHS Volleyball Schedule 🏐 🐅
To see all schedules and events please download our app MZ Tigers or visit our webpage mz.k12.mo.us
MZ Tigers are FLIPPING out because we are so excited for our 1st day back to school!
📸 Post your/ your students first day of school pictures in the comments
Big Creek Baptist Church once again fed the staff of Marquand Zion school with a delicious breakfast on our first day of full staff meetings.
Faculty and staff enjoyed biscuits, gravy, bacon, eggs, pancakes, sausage and more.
Thank you Big Creek Baptist church for a wonderful meal and your support of Marquand Zion schools! Go Tigers!!
Marquand Zion students, staff and faculty have a warm send off to Kaylee Stafford as she prepared for a weekend of championship track and field events.
Kaylee is competing in the Class 1 State championships at Jefferson City on Saturday. She will compete in the Discus event after finishing in the top ten at sectionals last weekend.
Kaylee will compete at 1:30 P.M on Saturday. Tickets are available at digitaltickets@mshsaa.org. Go to the BLUE ticket and click on Track and Field. Tickets are $10.00 per person and must be purchased for anyone 6 years of age and older.
Kaylee recently signed her letter of intent to attend Mineral Area College and participate in their track and field program.
Patrick and Cheryl Whitener are MZ Track coaches. (Kaylee is center screen just under the M in Marquand. Mrs. Whitener is next to her)
Good luck, Kaylee!!! Marquand Zion loves you!!
Middle School and High school students were treated to a day of fishing, swimming, boating and more at Pinecrest Camp on Thursday. This annual trip has become a favorite of the students and provides a much needed get away for the staff.
Students who qualified both in attendance and grades were given a day away to relax and celebrate another great year at Marquand Zion.
Coach Bryant Steffens barbecued some jumbo hot dogs, Mrs. Robin Smith provided the supplies and the camp finished off the meal with a free ice cream.
The weather was perfect and the day was a success! Thank you to all who helped make this second to last day of school perfect!
Tomorrow, May 19th is the last day of regular school sessions and students will spend the day turning in Chromebooks and cleaning out lockers.
School will dismiss at 12:35 P.M.
Summer academy begins on Monday.
