Mrs. Anne Redman has been the welcoming face of the elementary school for many years. She graduated from Marlette High School, as did her four children. She now has grandchildren in the district. "I love kids! When I first started working here I wanted to be on the same schedule as my children. Even though my children have long since graduated I still enjoy... READ MORE >

Mr. Clint Dixon has been helping to keep our district clean and well-maintained for the last 27 years. He works as a custodian at the Jr/Sr High School on the afternoon shift. He choose to come to Marlette Schools because of the people. When asked what the most rewarding part of his position is, he replied, "Sharing an uplifting thought or smile with students... READ MORE >

Mrs. Shauna Lester has taught in the District for 15 years. She and her husband are both graduates of Marlette High School and have two children, who currently attend.Mrs. Lester says she has met staff from many different schools and feels ours is the best staff there is! She said, "Our community is also truly supportive of one another, and I see this every time my... READ MORE >

Ms. Betsy Herron is the first person most will see when they enter the Jr/Sr High School. She has worked in the Jr/Sr High School office since December of 2016. When asked why she joined our staff, she replied, "It was a great opportunity to torture the nephew who was still enrolled! He wasn't too excited about his Aunt being here full time and his Dad... READ MORE >

Mrs. Luann Holcomb joined the Marlette Community Schools in 2016 when she began working in the special education department as a one-on-one para-professional. She is currently the Great Start Readiness Program (GSRP) Assistant, as well as a caregiver for Red Raider Care in the afternoon. Mrs. Holcomb states she chose to drive 15 minutes a day, four times a day... READ MORE >

Mr. Denny Lester has been on the District's teaching staff for 15 years. He currently teaches 5th grade. Mr. Lester is a Marlette graduate, as is his wife, and their two children currently attend Marlette Schools. When asked why he chose to work in Marlette, he stated, "This is my home town and I wanted to make a difference in the lives of Marlette students just... READ MORE >

Mrs. Sandy Cumper is a teacher in the elementary school resource room. She has been with the District since 2001. Mrs. Cumper chose to work at Marlette Schools because she wanted to teach where her children attended. Her four children all graduated from Marlette Schools. "I love working with children, and I get excited for them when they master new skills,... READ MORE >

Ms. Donna Putnam is a para-professional in the elementary school. She has been with the District for 29 years. She did not attend Marlette Schools, but her three sons all graduated from the District. She chose Marlette Schools because her family lived in the area. She has also helped out as a sub custodian during the summers. When asked what the most... READ MORE >

Mr. Nick Meyers had never heard of Marlette until he applied for a position at a neighboring district. That district passed his resume along to Marlette Community Schools because they knew we were looking for someone with his certifications. He has been here for 13 years and currently teaches Science and Geography to 7th and 8th graders. "I have enjoyed working in... READ MORE >

Mrs. Jenda Pilarski joined the Marlette Elementary School family as a 2nd grade teacher this school year. She says she likes working in a small, close-knit community. "I like connecting with my students and being a positive influence in their lives. One of the most rewarding parts of my position is getting to be a part of helping my students reach their goals,... READ MORE >

Mrs. Deb Silance has driven bus for the Marlette Community Schools for 18 years. She has three daughters who all graduated from Marlette Schools which was a determining factor in her choosing to work for the District. Her granddaughter is currently a 5th grader. When asked what the most rewarding part of driving a bus is, Miss Deb said, "It's like having a huge... READ MORE >

Mrs. Paula McElroy's 7th grade class has been learning how to identify common trees around Marlette using a dichotomous key. They keyed out, preserved and mounted their samples as a final project. READ MORE >

Mrs. Carmen Blatt teaches 7th, 8th and 9th grade English at Marlette Jr/Sr High School. She has been a member of the MCS staff for 22 years. She has four children who all graduated from Marlette. She chose Marlette Schools because it was the first job offered to her; however she brought her children to Marlette through Schools of Choice because the staff and... READ MORE >

Mrs. Dawn Branding has been employed with the Marlette Community Schools for "31 years and counting...." She has taught several classes including B4K, KID, Kindergarten and 2nd grade. Mrs. Branding chose Marlette Community Schools because she liked the atmosphere here when she interviewed and it was close to her home town. She enjoys working with the students and... READ MORE >

Ms. Holly Holmes is a custodian in the elementary school. "Miss Holly" has been with the District since 1998. She stated she was young when she started at the then Marlette Middle School. She wasn't happy where she was working and wanted as different of a job as she could find. Miss Holly has two children who both attended/attend Marlette Schools. Her... READ MORE >

Marlette Elementary School hosted sixteen Sanilac County teachers for a Linking Walk focused on literacy on Tuesday, October 1. Guests observed a variety of 4th-6th grade literacy lessons during the day. They then shared many great observations regarding instruction at Marlette Elementary School. Marlette Elementary School is active in the Sanilac County Literacy... READ MORE >

Mrs. Kristen Behnke joined the Marlette Community Schools' staff in 1996. She teaches math in the Jr/Sr High School. When asked why she choose Marlette Schools, she stated, "I loved the small town atmosphere, just like where I grew up in Attica. Everyone was very warm and welcoming. It was my one and only job application that I sent out and I never left!" ... READ MORE >

Marlette Community Schools has been closely following the situation in West Michigan regarding Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE). We will continue to be diligent in evaluating the risks of EEE. After careful consideration, Marlette Community Schools will maintain current outdoor activity schedules at this time. The factors contributing to this decision include the... READ MORE >

We are starting a new feature to introduce the amazing staff at Marlette Community Schools! This week we highlight Mrs. Lore Nickens. Mrs. Nickens joined our staff just this year as a 4th grade teacher. She also did her student teaching at Marlette Elementary School. Mrs. Nickens is a graduate or Marlette Community Schools, as is her son, Christopher. Daughter... READ MORE >

1. Our SAT scores were #1 in Sanilac County for the Spring 2019 testing, and #2 in the county for the Spring 2018 testing. 2. Our 2018-2019 concurrent enrollment partnership earned our students a combined 244 college credits and saved our students a combined $102,724 in college tuition. All this was accomplished in our building's classrooms through courses taught... READ MORE >

Consistent annual growth according to state (M-STEP) and local (STAR) assessments. Full-time social worker and a half-time success coach Full-time academic coach Michigan School Wellness Award Winner for 2019 (Bronze Level) High family attendance for VIP Curriculum Nights held quarterly READ MORE >

Every effort has been made to keep children safe when they arrive and depart from our school. The parking lot can be a very dangerous place if everyone doesn’t cooperate. (If an older brother or sister is the transporter, please be sure they are aware of these procedures): All vehicles enter the parking lot using the west drive, farthest from the playground. Exit... READ MORE >

Our youngest students are in the cafeteria starting at 10:50. If you have time, we would appreciate some help during our first couple of weeks of school with opening milks and taking lids off of containers. Swing by the office and let us know if you can help. READ MORE >

The Red Raider Mall is an in-school “store” andprovides an opportunity for students to shop forclothing, personal items, and food at no charge.The Mall is opento students everyWednesdaybefore/after schooland during theirlunch period.Students musthave a signedpass from a teacher to be in the mall duringclass time. Families may come in to shop fortheir students one... READ MORE >

We are excited to begin our partnership withMid-Michigan College this school year.Mid-Michigan College is a two-year publicinstitution located in Mount Pleasant, MI and wehave joined forces with them to provide ourstudents with concurrent enrollment and dualenrollment courseopportunities. Prior tothis school year, wepartnered with FerrisState University to offerour... READ MORE >