If you haven't already, make sure you download the MCPS app to keep track of events, lunch menus, and important alerts!
Don't forget: Monday, October 11 is a Staff Development Day in Marion County Public Schools -- no school for students.
There will be no school for students on Monday, October 11. This is a staff development day. Enjoy your day off students!
MCPS has openings for substitute cooks/bakers with a recently revised salary schedule starting at $12.63 an hour. You can begin the application process by following the link below:
https://www.applitrack.com/marionky/onlineapp/default.aspx?Category=Substitute
Did you know MCPS recently increased its salary schedule? Bus drivers now start at $17.11 per hour and we have openings for both full-time and substitute positions. New drivers receive 40 hours of paid training toward their class B CDL.
You can start the application process online: https://www.applitrack.com/marionky/onlineapp/default.aspx?Category=Transportation
Due to a lack of drivers, bus 131 will not run this morning (Tuesday, Sept. 28). Students who live on highway 49 going toward Liberty are asked to meet at the Superior Mart in Bradfordsville by 7:05 if possible where they will be picked up by a different bus. If you cannot meet there and cannot transport your child please contact the MCPS bus garage at 270-692-4150. We will send a late bus for those students.
Did you know MCPS recently increased its salary schedule? Bus drivers now start at $17.11 per hour and we have openings for both full-time and substitute positions. New drivers receive 40 hours of paid training toward their class B CDL.
You can start the application process online: https://www.applitrack.com/marionky/onlineapp/default.aspx?Category=Transportation
Here's hoping all of Marion County has a great Ham Days!
We want to thank the WKU Spirit Masters for visiting with our MCPS Student Ambassadors today at their fall retreat!
If you haven't already, make sure you download the official Marion County Public Schools app to receive news, updates, and alerts!
The MCPS Student Ambassadors will have their annual Fall Retreat this Thursday as they welcome guests from the WKU Spirit Masters.
There will be drive-thru COVID-19 testing clinics at Marion County High School from 3:30-5:50 today (9-21), Thursday (9-23), next Tuesday (9-28) and next Thursday (9-30). These are open to the public (parents, community members, etc.) and no appointment is necessary.
Recently, we’ve experienced issues with our mass messaging system. Specifically, when we’ve attempted to send voice messages, the recorded messages have not played.
We want to apologize for this problem and let you know we are working with our messaging provider to have it corrected.
In the meantime, our messaging provider has suggested we use the text-to-speech option (what some refer to as the robot voice) instead of recording a message when sending our calls. We’d prefer you hear an actual human voice when you receive those messages, but for now you might receive calls that use text-to-speech instead.
Here's a great, quick read about tonight's "Border War" as the Knights travel to take on Washington Co. : https://www.kentucky.com/sports/high-school/article254278408.html
There will be NO SCHOOL Friday, September 17 in Marion County due to the anticipated number of staff absences and lack of substitute employees. This will NOT be an NTI day.
Tonight's Transportation and Safety Committee meeting has been canceled due to potential hazardous weather. This meeting will be rescheduled.
Fall Break is Oct. 1- Oct. 8
There will be drive-thru COVID-19 testing sites this week on the following days:
Tuesday at Marion County High School 3:30-5:30
Wednesday at Glasscock Elem. 8:30-10:30
Thursday at Marion County High School 3:30-5:30
There will be a drive-thru COVID-19 testing clinic tomorrow (Monday, Sept. 13) from 8:30-10:30 at Lebanon Elementary School. This is open to the public (students, parents, community members) and no appointment is needed.
MCPS families,
As you may already be aware, recently the Kentucky legislature chose to override Governor Beshear’s veto of SB 1, meaning that the Kentucky Board of Education’s school mask mandate will be voided in five working days.
Previously, the governor had rescinded his school mask mandate.
Despite these changes, students in Marion County Public Schools are still required to wear masks while at school (unless otherwise exempted) based on the MCPS Board of Education’s decision to include universal masking of students and staff at the August 9 board of education meeting, which occurred prior to the governor’s and the Kentucky School Board’s decisions.
