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Veterans Day Program Wed. @ Marshall

Health office

This year the nurse’s office has gotten off to a great start.   Our students have had some minor illnesses and allergy related issues. We held our annual flu clinic in both Marshall and the High school in October.  We appreciate the health department coming and doing this for our school as a way to help prevent the flu virus and illness in our school.  The flu is a very contagious . . .

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A Day in Kindergarten: Learning and Growing

Kindergarten is an exciting time for young learners as they embark on their educational journey. Each day is filled with new experiences and opportunities to develop essential skills in both language and mathematics. In this article, we'll explore the wonderful activities that kindergartners are engaged in, focusing on reading and math. Reading Adventures: Mastering CVC Words In the world of reading, kindergarten students . . .

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A New Era of Learning: Eureka FACS and FCCLA Kick Off a Busy School Year

The Eureka Junior-Senior High School (EJSHS) Family and Consumer Sciences (FACS) department has launched heads first and hands-on this 2026-2027 school year!  We have quickly proved that modern FACS classes is far from the "Home Ec" of the past. Today’s FACS curriculum bridges the gap between foundational life skills, human development, and high-powered career readiness, preparing students to . . .

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Mr. Lowe's Health Class Updates

Grades 7-9 Physical Education will soon be or have been in Health Class.  The 9th graders have been in Health for a few weeks and the 7th and 8th grade boys will start Health starting on November 30th and will last for five weeks.  The 7th and 8th grade students' Physical Education and Health grades will be averaged to make up their second nine weeks grade.  Each student will be given an agenda for the course as . . .

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Trick or Treat?

Sometimes conferences can feel like a trick, but to me, they are a treat. I love parent-teacher conferences! They allow me an opportunity to meet new parents and visit with parents I have previously met. This gives me a chance to see how the students interact with their parents as well. One of the most important parts of my job is building relationships with students and parents, and I appreciate the time being set aside to . . .

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JH Volleyball Takes 3rd Place at TVL

After a season full of learning, growth, and a whole lot of volleyball, the Eureka JH “A” Team wrapped up their season at the TVL Tournament on Saturday, October 17th — and they made sure to go out fighting! The day started with a tough three-set loss to Bluestem, 23-25, 25-23, 9-15. But instead of letting that loss define their day, these girls did what they’ve learned to do all season: reset, come together, . . .

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Spooky, Solemn, or Celebratory? Understanding Autumn’s Trio of Observances

How Halloween, All Saints’ Day, and Día de los Muertos compare—and how to explore their shared themes with your kids.

As October wraps up and the autumn leaves fall, our calendars fill with a trio of late-fall observances that often get bunched together: Halloween, All Saints’ Day, and Día de los Muertos! While they share a spot on the calendar and a focus on the spirit world, each holds a very special meaning, tone, and history for families in our community and around the globe. Here’s a quick guide for parents to help unpack how . . .

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