Monthly Archives: October 2017

Ten Marshalltown High School students were inducted in the National French Honor Society known as “Societe Honoraire de Francais” (SHF) during a ceremony held in the team room of the MHS Roundhouse on October 10. SHF recognizes outstanding scholarship in … Continue reading →

Miller Middle School student Derek Peng was among the nearly 500 students from Iowa and throughout the nation who were invited to be honored at The University of Iowa Belin-Blank Center’s Recognition Ceremony on October 8 at the Iowa Memorial … Continue reading →

A Miller Middle School personalized learning class project is part learning about business and part learning about helping others. The class has started accepting donations for a hygiene cabinet to help provide these supplies for free for students if they … Continue reading →

The Marshalltown High School Bobcat Marching Band received its 17th consecutive Division 1 rating at the State Marching Festival held on October 7 at Fort Dodge. “Their growth this season is amazing and we are so proud of their hard work … Continue reading →

When Dick Ploeger’s wife Carol passed away earlier this year, he couldn’t think of a better place to donate her memorial fund than to Franklin Elementary School. After all, Carol had so many great memories of the school after teaching … Continue reading →

Marshalltown High School will host a brief groundbreaking ceremony for the Roundhouse Phase II project at noon on Thursday, October 12. The event, which is open to the public, will feature brief remarks by district and project leaders. The project … Continue reading →

MHS graduate runs Ruddock Visuals in Texas An engineer by trade, Payton Ruddock decided his future would come into focus in the field of photography. The 2005 Marshalltown High School graduate is making a name for himself in sports photography … Continue reading →

A potter from Nebraska visited the pottery class at Marshalltown High School and worked clay into several pieces on October 3. Marlene VanDiest, of Sandhills Pottery in Dunning, Nebraska talked to the class about some tricks of the trade as she … Continue reading →