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January 8, 2024

January PTSA Meeting

Unlock SEL Insights: Join Marshall's Wellness Leads, Katy Sokolove, and Pierce Bello for an exclusive session on the Fairfax County SEL Screener. Gain valuable insights into your student's data, engage in interactive discussions, and seize the chance to actively contribute to fostering a positive SEL environment! Elevate your awareness and nurture your child's success beyond the classroom. Your questions matter – don't miss out!"

Join us on Wednesday, January 17, 2024, at 7 PM in the library.

EMPOWERING STUDENTS:

IN-PERSON SAT MOCK TEST-FEBRUARY 3RD

Novastar Prep and Marshall PTSA are offering digital practice sessions to prepare for the change from paper to digital SAT. Join us in-person on February 3rd at Marshall High School!

BUILDING COMMUNITY:

World Heritage Night Meeting

Join us for the World Heritage Night Interest Meeting on Zoom! Dive into the rich tapestry of Marshall's diverse culture with food and entertainment. Let's come together to plan an unforgettable celebration. Your ideas and enthusiasm will make this night truly special. Don't miss the chance to be a part of this exciting journey – join us to help plan and support this beloved Marshall event.

Meeting ID: 570 736 4553

Passcode: nTBm8v

Zoom Link

GCM Leadership Skate Night

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Marshall Market

Thank you to everyone who contributed to the Marshall Market. Your generosity allowed us to help thirty families. Our families received a generous assortment of fresh food and non-perishable food. Families were also given warm weather clothing for their students and were very appreciative.

A special thank you to Sarah Stone and Kara Ariail and their band of volunteers who shopped and assembled all of the donations. Projects like this require time and care, and both were given in abundance. Please accept our sincere thank you to all who made this possible.

The Marshall Social Work Team

Please join Dr. Reid on Wednesday, January 10, at 6:30 p.m., at Edison High School for a community conversation about opioid awareness. You may register to attend. However, registration is not required; it is simply for space considerations.

The evening's program is appropriate for parents/caregivers and students in grades 6-12. All attendees will receive free REVIVE! Narcan training during the event and learn about support services currently available within FCPS and Fairfax County.

FCPS’ website also has resources to help you to start the conversation and additional support for families struggling with substance misuse.

In this video, Superintendent Dr. Michelle Reid interviews the Fosters, a family who tragically lost their son Cayden to a half pill of fentanyl mistaken for Percocet. This heart-wrenching yet eye-opening video of their experience is essential to raise awareness among parents/caregivers and students about the dangers of fake painkillers.