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YOU'RE INVITED: Supermoons and Seasons at the MHS planetarium
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YOU’RE INVITED: Family Night at Culver’s (3/11)
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February 15 2019Black History Month: Giants you should know in the MHS Hall of Distinction
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February 13 2019YOU'RE INVITED: Supermoons and Seasons at the MHS planetarium
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February 6 2019Giant Bistro offers Valentine's Day treats - order today!
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February 5 2019YOU’RE INVITED: Family Night at Culver’s (3/11)
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February 4 2019Riverview Newsletter

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Black History Month: Giants you should know in the MHS Hall of Distinction
Posted: Feb 15, 2019
by
Patricia Gibson, Communications Director

In the midst of Black History Month, we’d like to honor some of our Marion High School alumni who have earned a spot in the Hall of Distinction. Becoming a member of the Hall of Distinction is one of the highest honors in Marion Community Schools.
The purpose of the Marion High School Hall of Distinction is to give lasting recognition to Marion High School graduates who have made exceptional contributions to the achievements and prestige of Marion Community Schools.
Furthermore, it is the purpose of the Hall of Distinction to promote more interest in Marion High School and to display before current Marion students, the success of past graduates who have contributed in making Marion schools exceptional.
- Edmund Casey, Class of 1942, was the 1st African-American on staff at Bethesda Hospital, President of National Medical Association and a proud member of the U.S. Air Force
- Oatess Archey, Class of 1955, was Indiana’s 1st African- American sheriff, an FBI Agent, an educator, athlete, and coach.
- Bill Perry, Class of 1969, acted as a Chairman of the Diversity Leadership Council for the U.S. Military Academy (West Point). Perry was a manager in tech and financial services for AT&T and IBM. He currently is CEO at Global Performance Solutions.
- Clark Beck, Class of 1947, was an Aerospace engineering expert. He worked at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. He was also a professor and college administrator in Ohio, and education innovator in the STEM field.
- Todd Nukes, Class of 2010, is currently the federal marshal for the district covering roughly one-third of northeastern Indiana.
- Lennon Brown, is an honorary inductee. He served as principal of Marion High School and transformational leader.
- James Arnett Wilson, Class of 1937, was a fighter pilot with the Tuskegee airman and an exceptional educator.
- Greg Taylor, Class of 1988, is an Indiana State Senator, an economic development expert, and a business and finance attorney.
- Zach Randolph, Class of 2000, is a three-time NBA All-Star, McDonald's All-American, and member of Marion Giants Athletic Hall of Fame.
- Avis Stewart, Class of 1970, was a coach, teacher and community leader. Stewart is currently the interim President of Earlham College in Indiana.
- Arthur "Art" Faulkner, Class of 1958, is a respected leader and philanthropist. He served as Department Director at Marion General Hospital and served on the Marion School Board for 12 years.
- Latondra Newton, Class of 1986, is chief diversity officer senior VP for Walt Disney Co. and held multiple high- level leadership roles at Toyota Motor Corporation.
- Earl Green, Class of 1940, was the First African-American postmaster in Grant County. He also served as a County Council Member, an accomplished airplane pilot, and author of poetry and short stories.
- Carlton Rose, Class of 1980, is President of Global Fleet Maintenance and engineering for UPS.
- Erika Davis Sears, Class of 1998, is a plastic surgeon specializing in hand surgery and recovery. She is particularly proud to provide care for Veterans with hand trauma.
Do you know of an outstanding Marion High School alum that deserves recognition in the MHS Hall of Distinction?
>> Click here to learn more about how you can nominate them
YOU'RE INVITED: Supermoons and Seasons at the MHS planetarium
Posted: Feb 13, 2019
by
Patricia Gibson, Communications Director

Marion High School’s state-of-the-art planetarium will put on a special show that explores weather and climate, along with the local night sky in spring and summer.

The public is invited to MHS for “Supermoons and Seasons”. The show will last approximately one hour. Showings will be as follows:
- 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. Saturday, March 2
- 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. Sunday, March 3
The planetarium at MHS was renovated in fall 2012. It boasts state-of-the-art LED cove lighting; 5.1 surround sound system with JBL cinema series speakers that push 2400 watts of power; a Digitarium Kappa projector that broadcasts full dome shows; and seating for 54.
Marion Community Schools is pleased to be able to present this special show to the public and share our exceptional facilities with the community in this way.This is a great opportunity for a special experience with the family, right here in Marion!
Giant Bistro offers Valentine's Day treats - order today!
Posted: Feb 06, 2019
by
Patricia Gibson, Communications Director

Marion Regional Career Center's Culinary Arts students and the Giant Bistro have a special offer for you for Valentine's Day: Order special treats to share (or to enjoy yourself)!
- Red velvet cupcakes, $1 each
- Chocolate covered strawberries, which come in sets of 5, $5 per set
All items will be available for pickup at the Giant Bistro, 2201 S. Western Ave., on Feb. 14 between 9:30 a.m. and 3 p.m.
YOU’RE INVITED: Family Night at Culver’s (3/11)
Posted: Feb 05, 2019
by
Patricia Gibson, Communications Director

Dine to donate! A portion of your purchase of Culver's food and ice cream will go to MCS social workers, to help assist students with various needs.
There will also be face painting!
This special event runs from 5 to 8 p.m. Monday, March 11, 2019, at Culver’s, 2307 S. Western Ave., Marion. We hope to see YOU there!
Riverview Newsletter
Posted: Feb 04, 2019
by
Patricia Gibson, Communications Director
Riverview Elementary School
513 West Buckingham Drive
Marion, IN 46952-3766
Marion, IN 46952-3766
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