District News

Five members of the Class of 2026 signed National Letters of Intent during a ceremony at Marcellus High School Wednesday, Nov. 12.
The five seniors signing letters include:
* Christopher Doshna, Maryland, Men's Lacrosse
* Donavan Fraher, Binghamton, Men's Lacrosse
* Cecilia Powell, UNC, Women's Lacrosse
* Nicholas Rayfield, Syracuse, Men's Lacrosse
* Lorelei Riefler, Rhode Island, Women's Crew

 

The following is an update from Superintendent Jean Sharlow on August 8, 2025.

Dear Mustang Families:

Hope you are enjoying these beautiful months of summer!

Mr. Josh Matousek has served on the Marcellus Central School District Board of Education since 2022.  He recently ran for re-election and was successful in securing another term.  Mr. Matousek and his wife Kelli have been planning a business venture that they anticipated launching sometime in the distant future. As fate would have it, their timeline was quickly advanced this summer when a space for their business opened up in Chapel Hill, North Carolina where they hoped to relocate.  

Thus, Mr. Matousek has formally and regretfully resigned from the Marcellus Schools Board of Education. In his letter, he expressed great appreciation for the experience he had not only as a Board member, but also as a member of this incredible community.  He hopes to find a community as amazing as Marcellus when his family relocates down south in the coming weeks.  We are grateful for Mr. Matousek’s service these past several years. 

The Board will be discussing their options for replacement of Mr. Matousek at the Monday, August 11th Board meeting.

Please join me in wishing the Matousek family well in their new adventure!

Fondly,

Jean M. Sharlow

Jean M. Sharlow

Superintendent

 

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The Marcellus Central School District's $42.3 million budget passed with a vote of 406 yes and 151 no on Tuesday.
The budget called for a 1.5 percent increase in spending over 2024-25 and carries a 3.46 percent tax levy increase.
Voters also approved the second proposition on the ballot, which is to purchase student transportation vehicles. The final tally was 388 yes and 171 no.
The third proposition for the library levy was also approved with a vote of 411 yes and 150 no.
Three members were elected to the Board of Education. Joshua Matousek led the way with 449 votes, while Erica Poquadeck had 445 votes and Jennifer Tedesco had 439 votes. 

 

Eight senior student-athletes signed commitment letters to continue their education and athletic careers at the collegiate level during brief ceremonies at the high school May 6 and May 14.

May 6: 

* Mitch Donegan, football at St. Lawrence University

* Liam Eldridge, cross country, indoor track, and outdoor track at SUNY Geneseo

May 14:

* Jadyn Baker, soccer at SUNY Plattsburgh

* Drew Johnson, soccer at SUNY Oswego

* Chloe Kuttruff, softball at SUNY Potsdam 

* Janzen Long, softball at Clarkson University

* Tobias Niland, lacrosse at Ithaca College

* Cameron Stojkovski, lacrosse at SUNY Oswego

 

 

The Marcellus Academic Club is holding its annual Fundraising/Membership Drive.

More information can be found on this flyer, or by clicking here.