Marshall ISD’s Board of Trustees approved recommendations for hiring several new campus administrators for the upcoming school year during Monday’s Regular Board Meeting in the Pat Smith-Gasperson Board Room.

MARSHALL -- One thing on Mandel Allen’s bucket list is to return to his high school alma mater and talk with athletes who are where he once was.

Marshall ISD has been informed by Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar that MISD has achieved specific transparency goals and has received a star in the area of Traditional Finances as part of the Comptroller’s Transparency Stars program.

Online registration of students for the upcoming year in Marshall ISD will take place beginning July 21 through July 28 for both returning and new-to-district students.

Debra Crooms, who served as a teacher and administrator in Marshall ISD from 1985-2015, has been named the district’s new Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment.

Mrs. Jamie Prock, second-grade teacher at William B. Travis Elementary, and Mrs. Jamie Booth, eighth-grade Mathematics teacher at Marshall Junior High School, have been selected as the 2021 Marshall ISD District Teachers of the Year.

Marshall ISD teachers on the district’s teacher salary scale will receive a four percent salary increase beginning with the 2021-2022 school year, thanks to the MISD Board of Trustees approving a recommendation for the raise Monday evening.

Marshall High School seniors were awarded roughly $1.5 million in scholarships during Monday’s annual Senior Awards Night in the MHS auditorium.

Effective Tuesday, May 11, Marshall ISD will no longer require students, staff and visitors to wear a face covering in district buildings or at district events.

Cole Michael Carlile, son of Casey and Heather Carlile, and Yadira Solache, daughter of Maria Dolores Espinoza, were announced as the top two graduates of the Marshall High School Class of 2021 with the release of the senior class top 10 percent this week.