We are incredibly grateful to everyone who donated items, placed bids, and helped make our Silent Auction such a success! Your generosity and support mean so much to our students and our community. All proceeds go directly toward making the Class of 2026 All Night Grad Celebration a safe, fun, and memorable night for our seniors.

Thank you for showing up in such a big way!

Instructions on how to pick up your winning items will be emailed shortly. If you have any questions, please reach out to classof2026@gcmptsa.org

Hear it Straight from the Principal at our Monthly PTSA Meeting.

Join Principal Jeff Litz as he shares what's happening at Marshall right now—updates, insights, and what's ahead for our students and school. There will also be time for parent questions, so it's a great opportunity to hear from him directly.

Wednesday, March 18, at 7:30 PM on Zoom.

The Zoom link will be emailed on Wednesday morning.

PLANT FOR SPRING! - Sale Ending Soon.

The 2026 Marshall Spring Plant Sale is LIVE — and yes, it's time to plan for sunshine even if you're still in a puffer jacket.

🌼 Vinca, Verbena, Petunias, Begonias, Coleus, Lantanas & more

🪴 Single plants, flats, hanging baskets & combo pots

⭐ Consistently rave reviews from Marshall families

Order by Friday, March 27

Pick up at school Saturday, May 2

Perfect for:

💐 Mother's Day

🍎 Teacher Appreciation

🌿 Your own yard (because it deserves better than winter)

Please contact classof2028@gcmptsa.org with any questions.

Don't wait. These sell fast.

🚨 WE NEED CLASS PARENTS —

YES, YOU! 🚨

Marshall runs on volunteers… and right now, we're running a little short.

Class Parents work with Marshall Administration and the PTSA to help organize, set up, and support school events throughout the year, plus assist with a few key fundraisers. Each class has a handful of traditions and events that help make it happen.

Here is the honest truth: volunteer numbers have dwindled, and too often the same 1–2 parents are carrying the load. When more parents jump in, it's easier, faster, and honestly a lot more fun. Many hands make light work.

We especially need parents of Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen.

If you can help (even a little), please email today and get involved. Marshall students are counting on it! Email VP@GCMPTSA.ORG

Cornell Williams - Director of Student Activities

What's one fun fact students might not know about you? I played both the violin and the saxophone in high school. 

What advice would you give to students about making the most of high school? The advice I would give students about making the most of high school is that their time in high school goes fast, so take advantage of as many opportunities offered in high school as possible.

What's one thing you hope students take away from your class or role? I hope students who participate in athletics and activities at Marshall take away the lessons of hard work, resiliency, and grit.

If you could give one piece of advice to Marshall's parents, what would it be? I would tell parents that there are valuable lessons for their students in both success and failure, and that allow their students to navigate both, which build skills for the future.