400 Collard Drive - Marysville - Michigan - 48040
Voice:  810-364-6336     Fax:  810-364-4456
Welcome to Marysville Middle School
John Sazehn, Principal

Greetings!

Contact Us:

Sue Weyand (Left)
Principal's Secretary
810-455-6100
EMail
 
Sabra Morenko (Right)
Secretary
810-455-6102
Email
John Sazehn
Principal
810-455-6105
EMail
Mark Decker
Assistant Principal
810-455-6106
EMail

MIDDLE SCHOOL STARTING TIMES
 
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
and Friday
8:00 am to 3:00 pm
 
*CORE Wednesdays
8:35 am to 3:00 pm
 
*All Wednesdays EXCEPT: 
September 9
November 25
January 27
June 16

WELCOME TO THE MIDDLE SCHOOL!

MIDDLE SCHOOL STAFF DIRECTORY

Staff Name
Email | Phone: 3646336
Paraprofessional
 - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 455-6131
Teacher
 - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 455-6149
Teacher
 - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 455-6145  + 6145
Social Studies and Math Teacher
6th grade math, 7th grade math, 6th grade social studies - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 455-6194
Teacher
 - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 455-6133
Teacher
 - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 455-6103
Counselor
 - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 455-6106
Assistant Principal
 - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 455-6047 AM
Teacher
 - Marysville High School
Email | Phone: 3646336
Paraprofessional
 - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 455-6109
Teacher
 - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 455-6099
Teacher
 - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 364-6336
Food Service
 - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 455-6115
Teacher
Technology - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 455-6129
Teacher
 - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 455-6125
Teacher
 - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 364-6336
Food Service
 - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 364-6336
Food Service
 - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 455-6128
Teacher
 - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 364-6336
Food Service
 - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 364-7811
Maintenance
 - Maintenance Department
Email | Phone: 455-6098
Teacher
 - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 455-6147
Teacher
 - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 364-6336
Noon Supervisor
 - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 455-6148
Teacher
 - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 455-6126
Teacher
 - Marysville High School
Email | Phone: 455-6144
Teacher
 - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 455-6117
Teacher
 - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 364-6336
Food Service
 - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 455-6122
Teacher
 - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 455-6104
Counselor
Counseling - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 455-6143
Teacher
 - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 455-6102
Secretary
 - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 455-6146
6th Grade Teacher
 - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 455-6118
Teacher
 - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 364-6336
Paraprofessional
 - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 364-6336
Teacher
 - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 455-6219
Speech Teacher
 - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 455-6156
Clerk
 - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 455-6140
Teacher
 - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 455-6105
Principal
 - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 455-6123
Teacher
 - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 455-6137
Teacher
 - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 455-6138
Teacher
 - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 455-6130
Teacher
 - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 455-6120
Teacher
 - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 455-6110
Teacher
 - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 364-6336
Paraprofessional
 - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 455-6121
Teacher
 - Marysville Middle School
Email | Phone: 455-6135
Teacher
 - Marysville Middle School

Tyler Schankin - 6th Grade

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MIDDLE SCHOOL NEWS & REVIEWS

  • Beach Blast Dance-A-Thon
    02/26/2010 by Sue Weyand
    The date has changed for the Annual Dance-A-Thon to Friday April
    16.  This event is put on by the Parent Advisory Committee (PAC) and is the only fundraiser they do for the Middle School.  Regina Spain, who is the PAC Chairperson, is looking for parents to make this dance a success.  If you are interested in volunteering, please call her at 388-0638 or you can call the school at 364-6336.
     
    This is a very worthwhile event.  It not only brings money into our building which allows us to give the students little extras that we wouldn't be able to give otherwise, such as paying for busses for field trips, being able to bring in the St. Clair County Child Abuse and Neglect Council to present "Just the Facts" and items for the Science and Art Fairs to name just a few but the students really have a great time! 
     
    The next Dance meeting will be held Monday, March 8 at 6:30 PM in the Middle School library.  We hope to see you there. 
  • National Geographic Bee
    02/26/2010 by Sue Weyand
    Adam Stout, an eighth grade student at Marysville Middle School, is the winner of the Building Level
    Competition of the National Geographic Bee, sponsored by the National Geographic Society.
     
    After successful classroom competition, which all M.M.S. students participated in, Adam beat out a
    field of the top ten sixth, seventh and eighth graders to win the Building Level Competition.  Aaron
    Honeman was the runner-up, followed by Monica Zuk, Aaron Armstead, Zachary Martin, Brandon
    Smith, Ryan Higgins, Carly Cruickshank, Carley Agostino and Ben Sroka.  This victory allows Adam
    to take a written test to qualify for one of a hundred spots at the State Level Competition to be held
    on April 9, 2010.
     
    One winner from each state will advance to the National Competition, which will be held on May 25
    and 26, 2010 in Washington, D.C.  The final round of the 2010 National Geographic Bee will be
    televised.
     
     
  • Parent University
    02/24/2010 by Sue Weyand
    The 5th Annual Parent University
     
    A day for parents and those who care for children ages 0 - 18.
     
    This one-day educational event features a keynote address by the Rev. Tom Seppo and Brenda
    Seppo and a wide range of breakout sessions for caregivers of all children, including those with
    special needs.  Vendors and community agencies will be on hand to provide information on products and services available in St. Clair County.
     
    DATE:      Saturday, March 20
    TIME:       8:30 AM - 2:00 PM
    COST:      $10 fee includes a continental breakfast and lunch.
    PLACE:     St. Clair County Technical Education Center on the campus of St. Clair County RESA, 
                    499 Range Road, Marysville, MI 48040
     
    For more information or to register, contact:
    Maryann Lorkowski, St. Clair County RESA
    Phone: (810)455-4041
  • Middle School News
    02/03/2010 by Sue Weyand
    Building Security
    At 8:00 AM each morning, all outside doors, except for the front door, are locked.  Anyone entering the building will check in with the office before going further into the building and will exit the same way. If you need to go farther than the office or Student Services, you will need to sign in and wear a name tag.
     
    THIS ARTICLE HAS MORE ARTICLES
    CLICK THE TITLE BAR ABOVE TO
    READ THE REST OF THE NEWS!
  • MS Has SPIRIT!
    02/01/2010 by Julie Bixler
    STAFF VS. STUDENT BASKETBALL GAME
    JANUARY 28, 2010
     
    Click to play this Smilebox slideshow: MS Has SPIRIT!
    And what a game it was!
     
    Students and staff always enjoy this annual contest between the male staff members and the boys' basketball team.   The crowd also enjoyed the likes of an all boy cheerleading squad, Mr. Grant's shaved head and Mr. Decker sporting a
    wee too tight cheerleading uniform.
     
    Final Score:
    Staff - 54
    Students - 30
  • Parent Connect Options
    01/21/2010 by Sue Weyand
    Dear Middle School Parents:
     
    During the second semester of the 2009-2010 school year (February 1, 2010), Marysville Middle School will be expanding its Zangle Parent Connect options.  As a parent of a middle school student, you will now be able to access your child’s daily/weekly assignments and grades.
     
    If you have not already done so, you will need to complete the form that was sent to your home and bring it to Student Services at the Middle School to register for an account (between 8:15 AM and 3:15 PM).  You will need to present identification.  At that time you will be given your user name and your password.  By opening this account, you will have access to your child’s daily/weekly grades, attendance, progress reports and report cards and their lunch purchases.
     
    Please understand and follow the general guidelines we will be using:
     
    1. Teachers will indicate a due date on assignments and will be given approximately one week from that due date to enter grades.  In some cases, such as major projects, it may take more time to assign grades and enter them into Zangle.
     
    1. If you have questions while looking at grades, ask your child first before contacting the teacher.
     
    1. Starting with the fourth marking period of the 2009-2010 school year we will no longer do the weekly progress reports (these are the progress reports requested by the parent that the student takes to every class on Thursdays for their teachers to complete).
     
    If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact me at school at 364-6336.
     
    Sincerely:
     
    John D. Sazehn, Principal
    Marysville Middle School
     

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Counseling Office

Counselors:

 
Deborah Montgomery
Students A-K
810-455-6104
EMail
 
Amy Click
Students L-Z
810-455-6103
EMail

Student Assistance Program

The Student Assistance Team has been meeting regularly since 2003. Several programs have been spearheaded by the team such as the new student luncheon, student of the month, assemblies (Detroit Pistons, Sport, Cyber bullying), checker tournaments, board games for recess, just to name a few.
 
In addition, the group meets regularly to review students who have been identified as at risk. The objective is to evaluate their current academic functioning, attendance, and discipline records. Services or strategies are then implemented to help the student become more successful. Also the team identifies concerns that may need to be addressed building wide such as bullying, responsibility, decision-making etc.
 
As a result of this process Debbie Montgomery and Amy Click will be addressing each grade level once a semester. The grade level and associated topics are listed below.
 
6th Grade: Debbie Montgomery
Bullying, decision making, personal boundaries
 
7th Grade: Amy Click
Organizational skills, responsibility, rumors, relationships
 
8th Grade: TBD
Preparing for high school, ACT, EXPLORE, PLAN, GPA, freshmen scheduling

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