Marfa High School Students Take Science Fair By Storm today at UTPB. Stay tuned for placing updates.
Marfa junior high robotics team was getting ready for their first competition and then accepting the Judges' Award for overall teamwork, design, and overcoming adversity.
Way to go Shorthorns!
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Marfa ISD is pleased to partner with Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center in order to provide mental health services for our students.
The Texas Child Health Access Through Telemedicine (TCHATT) is a school-oriented mental health program servicing children and adolescents in need. A collaboration between the Texas Child Mental Health Care Consortium and Marfa ISD links children in need of mental health services with mental health professionals (licensed professional counselors, psychologists, and psychiatrists).
For more information, call TCHATT at 915-215-4070 or call Marfa ISD Student Services Coordinator, Jessica Murphy, at 432-729-5500.
Marfa ISD will hold a Public Hearing of its 2021/2022 Texas Academic Performance Report on February 13, 2023 at 6 pm in the district board room. This will be held during this month's regular board meeting.
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On Saturday, March 4th, 6 students will travel with Ms. Powers to Odessa for VASE, or the Visual Art Scholastic Event, a statewide Texas art competition.
The students with the strongest art pieces from MISD were chosen at the end of last semester, after all 29 Art II, III, & IV students displayed their 3 best artworks from the semester in a gallery show. Those works were judged by Chinati and Ballroom art experts, and the community mingled with students and teachers at an artists' reception in Ms. Powers' art room.
Three more advancing MISD students are junior Jack Marquez, and sophomores Ash Marquez and Kiko Rosas.
The competition was tough this year! Congratulations to the Shorthorns who are advancing to VASE. We wish them good luck in further advancing to State VASE!
On Saturday, March 4th, 6 students will travel with Ms. Powers to Odessa for VASE, or the Visual Art Scholastic Event, a statewide Texas art competition.
The students with the strongest art pieces from MISD were chosen at the end of last semester, after all 29 Art II, III, & IV students displayed their 3 best artworks from the semester in a gallery show. Those works were judged by Chinati and Ballroom art experts, and the community mingled with students and teachers at an artists' reception in Ms. Powers' art room.
Three of the advancing MISD students are seniors Alex Luna, Aubrie Aguilar, and Juan Bautista.
The competition was tough this year! Congratulations to the Shorthorns who are advancing to VASE. We wish them good luck in further advancing to State VASE!
More pictures from our freshman class who completed a poetry workshop with Chinati Art Foundation at the end of the fall semester and read their poems for the student body.
A sincere "Thank you" to Michael Roch, Molly Bondi, Celina Tofoya-Villanueva, and Chinati Art Foundation for a fantastic poetry workshop and delicious ice cream after the readings!
Our freshman class completed a poetry workshop with Chinati Art Foundation at the end of the fall semester and read their poems for the student body on Tuesday, January 31st.
A sincere "Thank you" to Michael Roch, Molly Bondi, Celina Tofoya-Villanueva, and Chinati Art Foundation for a fantastic poetry workshop and delicious ice cream after the readings!
Don't Miss our Senior Night for Basketball and Powerlifting on February 3 at 7:15 pm.
Join us as our Junior High students' monologues are performed by Marfa actors!
Due to possible adverse weather conditions in the area, Marfa ISD will have a delayed school start on Thursday, February 2nd. School will begin at 10:00 am. The bus route will run at 9:30 am.
Administrators will continue to monitor road conditions in order to make decisions that are best for our Shorthorn family.
Everyone please stay safe!
Here are our TEN winners, and the titles of their pieces, for the junior high monologue writing with Marfa Live Arts! Join us at Planet Marfa on Thursday, February 2 at 5:00 pm as their monologues come to life with Marfa actors! This is a free event.
Asael Zubia: If You Believe
Abelardo Marquez: The Story of Ice Cream
Mateo Meza: Fallen Into the Dirt
Gael Chavira: Without the Stain of the World
Alberto Salgado: I Am The Sun
Lily Aguero: When I Was Three
Aubrey Tarr: Never Enough
Itzel Jaime: Magic Squirrel
Dariela Munoz: Dear Old Me
Giselle Torres: Cupcake
(Photo by Tina Rivera)
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Let your favorite people know you are thinking about them on Valentine's Day!
Contact a Student Council member or call the school at 432-729-5500. DEADLINE to order is February 3rd.
Information for tonight's basketball game...
Senior Night for Basketball and Powerlifting on February 3 at 7:15 pm.
Come for a night monologues performed by Marfa actors and written by our very own Junior High students!
Join us as we showcase our junior high students' winning monologues!
