Registration for both new and returning students to Marshall ISD for the 2019-2020 school year begins Thursday, July 25, and will run through Friday, August 9.

Marshall ISD and Wal-Mart will partner together in MISD’s 2019 “Pack The Bus” School Supply Drive with a “Pack The Bus” Day at Marshall Wal-Mart on Saturday, August 10, from 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.

Marshall ISD’s Pre-Kindergarten/Head Start campus will have a new location and altered schedule for the upcoming 2019-2020 school year.

Price T. Young Elementary School and Marshall Early Childhood Center will have new campus leadership for the 2019-2020 school year, as Marshall ISD administration has announced changes to the principals at each of those campuses.

Current season ticket holders for Marshall Maverick Football may reclaim their season tickets for the upcoming season beginning on Thursday, August 1, at the Y.A. Tittle Athletic Fieldhouse.

Marshall ISD will be offering free breakfast and lunch to all students in the 2019-2020 school year due to the district’s participation in the National School Lunch Program (NSLP) Community Eligibility Provision (CEP).

Marshall ISD and Mission Marshall’s partnership in the Read-to-Ride program completed its third year this week while achieving the goal of 88 percent of all MISD third-grade students receiving new bicycles due to meeting their reading level goals for the year.

Marshall ISD’s Board of Trustees unanimously approved a litany of facility upgrades at Marshall High School during Monday’s regular May meeting held in the Pat Smith-Gasperson Board Room. Included in the upgrades are new roofs over the ninth-grade wing of Marshall High School and a new roof at the district’s Administration Building located at 1305 E. Pinecrest Drive. The board also approved resurfacing of the track and Maverick Stadium as well as a resurfacing on the high school tennis courts on Maverick Drive.

Mark Windham has been named the new Director of Bands for Marshall ISD following official approval by the MISD Board of Trustees during the regular May meeting on Monday night. Mr. Windham comes to Marshall from Pleasant Grove ISD, where he served as the Director of Bands since 2015. He steps in to replace Mr. David Densmore, who has been named Band Director in New Caney ISD after serving as MISD Band Director since 2009.

Lisa Christopher, first-grade teacher at Price T. Young Elementary School, and Skylyn Potts, Biology teacher at Marshall High School, have been selected as the 2019 Marshall ISD District Teachers of the Year. The two educators will be officially presented to the MISD Board of Trustees during the regular school board meeting on May 20.