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Two Sign National Letters of Intent:
A pair of Marcellus Central School District seniors were honored for signing National Letters of Intent during a ceremony Wednesday.
Luke Spitzer and Adam Rayfield will both continue their lacrosse careers at the Division I level. Spitzer committed to play lacrosse at the University of Richmond, while Rayfield signed a letter to continue his lacrosse career at Siena College.
Spitzer and Rayfield were both a part of the Mustangs squad that won a Section III championship on the way to a state finals appearance last spring.
Luke Spitzer - University of Richmond
Adam Rayfield - Siena College
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North Parking Lot to Open Oct. 11:
Tomorrow morning (Wednesday, October 11), the north parking lot will officially be opened and available for student parking and parent drop offs.
We will have traffic guides on site, but please take a moment to review the video below, which outlines the desired navigation of the new and improved parking lot.
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Update on High School Traffic Pattern:
Superintendent Jean Sharlow and High School Principal Brian Sevey give a traffic pattern update ahead of the opening of school on Tuesday, Sept. 5, 2023.
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Construction Update for Aug. 18:
Aug. 18 -- Senior High School Principal Brian Sevey gives an important update on how to navigate around the construction zone on our campus as fall sports begin.
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Update on Building Projects:
Marcellus Central School District Superintendent Michelle Brantner and incoming Superintendent Jean Sharlow give an update on building projects throughout the district.
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Sharlow Selected as Next Superintendent:
JUNE 2, 2023 — The Marcellus Central School District Board of Education is pleased to announce that Jean Sharlow has been selected as the new superintendent of schools.
Sharlow currently serves as the Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum, Instruction, Data, and Assessment in the Marcellus Central School District. Pending the successful completion of contract negotiations, she is expected to begin her new position in Marcellus in the beginning of August.
After a rigorous search process, members of the Marcellus Board of Education unanimously selected Sharlow and will vote to approve her completed contract at an upcoming BOE meeting. Board President Mike McAuliff said the interview process was thorough, diligent and intense, and in the end, Sharlow stood out ...
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Results for the Budget Vote and BOE Election:
The Marcellus Central School District's $40.2 million budget passed with a vote of 381 yes and 182 no on Tuesday.
The budget called for a 3.2 percent increase in spending over 2022-23 and carries a 2.5 percent tax levy increase.
Voters also approved the second proposition on the ballot, which is to purchase two 66-passenger buses, one 30-passenger school bus with a wheelchair lift, and one minivan. The final tally was 388 yes and 172 no.
A third proposition for funding and use of capital reserves passed with a vote of 398 yes and 164 no.
The fourth proposition for the library levy was approved with a vote of 394 yes and 169 no.
Two members were re-elected to the Board of Education. Shawn Edie received 485 votes and Christine Shea received 479 votes. ...
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District Recognized for Financial Literacy:
The Marcellus Central School District has been recognized as one of the “100 Best” Schools for financial literacy in the nation.
Marcellus ranked No. 20 overall in the country and sixth overall for mid-size schools. The list, compiled by national nonprofit Working in Support of Education (W!se), is based on the test scores from the Fall and Spring of 2022.
The “100 Best W!se High Schools Teaching Personal Finance” is the first and only national ranking of its type, recognizing excellence in personal finance instruction among W!se’s national network of schools that participate in its Financial Literacy Certification program.
“Congratulations to this year’s 100 Best schools,” said David Anderson, President and CEO of W!se.“These ...
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Two Seniors Sign Commitment Letters:
Two Marcellus Central School District seniors signed commitment letters Wednesday to attend SUNY Brockport.
Patrick Louer will play football for the Golden Eagles, while Ryan Constable will play for the soccer team.
Louer and Constable
Constable
Louer
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Officials Preview Budget Vote:
Superintendent Michelle Brantner and School Business Administrator Tony Sonnacchio sat down Friday, May 5, to discuss the upcoming budget vote.
Be sure to vote May 16 in the high school auditorium!
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Three Seniors Sign Commitment Letters:
Three more student-athletes signs commitment letters during a brief ceremony at Marcellus Senior High School on Monday.
Nolan Manahan signed a commitment letter to participate in track and cross country at Nazareth University.
Anella Bolster agreed to continue her track & field career at Wheaton College in Massachusetts.
Sam Barney signed a letter to play lacrosse at SUNY Cortland.
Sam Barney - Lacrosse at SUNY Cortland
Anella Bolster - Track and Field at Wheaton
Nolan Manahan - Cross Country/Track & Field at Nazareth
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Ellis Signs Commitment Letter:
Another senior in the Marcellus Central School District signed a commitment letter Tuesday.
Bailey Ellis will continue her education, as well as her track and field career, at St. John Fisher University after graduation.
St. John Fisher is a private liberal arts college in Pittsford, NY. The Cardinals compete in the Empire 8 Division.
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New Digital Newsletters Available for April:
The Marcellus Central School District has released its new Digital Newsletters for April 2023.
There is a different digital newsletter for each of the three schools. The digital newsletters contain highlights from the last month with links to the district's social media channels to see more!
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Marcellian featured in Jostens Look Book 2023:
The Marcellian has earned another national honor.
Marcellus High School’s yearbook has been recognized for excellence and featured in the Jostens Look Book 2023, celebrating the best-of-the-best in yearbook design and inclusivity . The Jostens Look Book is a collection of outstanding yearbooks and their creative themes, cool covers, beautiful designs, relevant coverage of school events, meaningful storytelling, and stunning photography.
Along with design excellence, the annually published Look Book honors the work of the students who create the yearbook over the course of 6-12 months. Through it, they chronicle the experiences, stories, and achievements most relevant to students and that academic year.
The ...
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Drivers Needed for Crystal Ball Cruise:
Drivers are needed for the 2023 Crystal Ball Cruise.
This is a unique tradition for car enthusiasts to show off their vehicles and to safely transport our students to their Senior Ball and After the Ball Party.
More information can be found below!
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