UPCOMING EVENTS:
November 2021: Our School Based Mental Health Team has met and reviewed our district needs assessment data and are beginning the process to create individual and small group counseling sessions. In efforts to make sure that we do not miss any students, we are extending the option to self-identify for individual and small group counseling support. Please click here to access the newsletter which contains the confidential self-identification form, the highest needs according to our students, and best practices in providing counseling support on the school level. This is time sensitive, so be sure to review at your earliest convenience.
Marshall Elementary School has been received the distinction of being a Recognized ASCA Model Program by the American School Counselors Association! We are one of 53 Virginia schools who have been recognized as such! Earning this distinction means that our school implements a comprehensive, data-informed school counseling program!
We are proud to announce that for the fourth year in a row, Marshall Elementary has earned it's designation as a 2021-2022 No Place for Hate School!
Our hearts are heavy with the ongoing events that are occurring daily. Please reach out if you need any additional resources for your families. Please click here for some books that can help explain the concept of racism and it's prevalence in our society. As a No Place for Hate School we strongly stand by our mission to encourage and teach our students to have the "COURAGE" to speak up against any injustice and become an "upstander", to "RESPECT" each individual and our differences no matter how big or small, to create a school of "INCLUSION" for our diverse population, and to continually observe the highest standards of "INTEGRITY".
Social-Emotional Learning Resources can be found at our Useful Links, Virtual Exploration, and our SEL Lessons Pages!
We are proud to announce that for the fourth year in a row, Marshall Elementary has earned it's designation as a 2021-2022 No Place for Hate School!
Our hearts are heavy with the ongoing events that are occurring daily. Please reach out if you need any additional resources for your families. Please click here for some books that can help explain the concept of racism and it's prevalence in our society. As a No Place for Hate School we strongly stand by our mission to encourage and teach our students to have the "COURAGE" to speak up against any injustice and become an "upstander", to "RESPECT" each individual and our differences no matter how big or small, to create a school of "INCLUSION" for our diverse population, and to continually observe the highest standards of "INTEGRITY".
Social-Emotional Learning Resources can be found at our Useful Links, Virtual Exploration, and our SEL Lessons Pages!