Every Form of Art. One Powerful Theme — "I Belong."

Enter your original work in one or more of six categories: Dance, Film, Literature, Music, Photography, or Visual Arts. Marshall winners will advance to District, State, and even National levels — with scholarships up to $800!

🗓️ Deadline: November 14

📩 Teacher Sponsor: Ms. Makalla Shernick – mcshernick@fcps.edu

🌐 Learn More: Visit gcmptsa.org and click the "Reflections" tab for contest details, forms, and updates.

❓ Questions? Email reflections@gcmptsa.org

Step up. Stand out. Express yourself — because your art belongs.

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You've taken the PSAT — now it's the perfect time to try a practice ACT and see where you shine!

Many students discover that one test aligns better with their strengths, helping them focus their prep and boost their college admission potential.

Don't miss the upcoming in-person ACT Mock Test.

Saturday, October 25 | 9:00 AM–12:30 PM

Proctored at GCM High School



After the test, meet with a Novastar Test Prep Advisor to review your PSAT + ACT results side-by-side and identify your best-fit test strategy. Plus, every participant receives access to the Digital ACT Workbook to keep the momentum going!



Register by Thursday, October 23!

USE CODE: TESTREADY25 TO RECEIVE 35% OFF

Statesmen Theatre presents the Haunted Krouse House.

Prepare to be spooked at the Haunted Krouse House this October!

Location: Marshall High School, Room A101!

Dates. : Oct 24-31st (Times listed on flyer)

Tickets: $5

Gabrielle Hall– Dean of Students I joined the Marshall family in February, and my favorite part of being here has been getting to know the community. I enjoy making connections with students and helping improve their attendance habits.

If you could travel anywhere in the world, where would you go?  If I could travel anywhere in the world (and money were no object), I would go to Tanzania to stay at the Four Seasons Safari Lodge and visit the Tanzania Serengeti National Park.

What is your favorite way to spend a Saturday? My favorite way to spend a Saturday is spending time with my baby boy, Azzie. I also love all things self-care, so you can probably find me at the hair salon or nail salon.

What advice would you give to students about making the most of high school? The best way to have the best high school experience is to be PRESENT! Not just in class, but in clubs, sports, games, and other activities. Also, be willing to ask for help. Marshall has so many faculty and staff who are dedicated to supporting students, and we love when students come to us. Find an adult with whom you connect, and it will make your journey through high school much more enjoyable. Everyone can benefit from a mentor.

What’s one thing you hope students take away from your class or role? I hope students realize that we value them and want them to be here. Every student belongs here and is part of the Marshall Community. I also hope students see the value in good attendance and how showing up to school every day, on time, will help prepare them for a successful future.

If your students gave you a “superlative” (like in the yearbook), what would it be? "Most likely to accidentally be called Mom"

If you could give one piece of advice to Marshall's parents, what would it be? If I could give one piece of advice to Marshall's parents, I would say that encouraging daily attendance is the #1 way to support your student. If you can get them to school, we can help them succeed. Many parents don't realize that attendance is actually on their student's academic transcript, so when they are applying for college and jobs, they can see how many days of school they have missed each year.

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