This week the Marshall FCCLA members competed at the state conference in Orlando! We are happy to announce students placed Gold, Silver and Bronze with one member qualifying the national competition in Washington DC. The chapter was also recognized for collecting over 55,000 pop tops for charity! Way to go team and Ms. Trail!
Celebrating Volunteer Appreciation Month!
Thank you to all of our incredible volunteers who help our schools thrive and our students succeed. We are deeply grateful for the time, dedication, and heart our volunteers give to support our students and schools every day.
Thank you to all of our incredible volunteers who help our schools thrive and our students succeed. We are deeply grateful for the time, dedication, and heart our volunteers give to support our students and schools every day.
💜 At our school, we are proud to support and celebrate our military children and families during the Month of the Military Child.
Your strength, adaptability, and commitment inspire our students and staff every day.
PLAN AHEAD 🗓️ As families begin planning for next year, we want to remind you that the 2026–2027 Student Academic Calendar is available.
A slight update has been made to reflect the Strawberry Festival/Non-Student Day, which will take place on Monday, March 8, 2027.
For printable versions of the calendar, visit hillsboroughschools.org/events.
A slight update has been made to reflect the Strawberry Festival/Non-Student Day, which will take place on Monday, March 8, 2027.
For printable versions of the calendar, visit hillsboroughschools.org/events.
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Congratulations to all of our teams that competed at the District OH Demo’s competition!
1st place- Consumer Use 🍓🥤
3rd place- Artistic Arrangement 🐚
3rd place- Maketing 🍊
3rd place- Landscape 🐮
Tonight Marshall hosted parents and students interested in an International Baccalaureate education. Reach out if you need more information. Thank you Strawberry Crest HS for your consistent support!
Sonia Kovalevsky Day – Register Now!
Middle school students (grades 6–8) are invited to a FREE hands-on math event with puzzles, coding, and more!
Marshall students on the move again! Proud to be the first visiting school to Rick Lott Technical College! Our trip to Hillsborough College added more to this important trip. Preparing our students for there next steps!
Families of 5th–8th graders—join us to explore IB opportunities from middle to high school!
📅 March 26, 2026
⏰ 6:00–7:30 PM
📍 Marshall Middle School
✨ Learn about IB programs, meet staff, and tour our campus!
🚨 REMINDER 🚨 We hope our students and families are enjoying Spring Break! Just a reminder that students return to school on Tuesday, March 24.
To view important upcoming dates and the remaining schedule for the 2025–2026 school year, visit hillsboroughschools.org/o/hcps/page/calendar25-26.
We look forward to welcoming everyone back next week!
To view important upcoming dates and the remaining schedule for the 2025–2026 school year, visit hillsboroughschools.org/o/hcps/page/calendar25-26.
We look forward to welcoming everyone back next week!
We wish all students, families, and staff a restful and enjoyable Spring Break! 🏖️
We look forward to welcoming students back on Tuesday, March 24, as we finish the school year strong.
Save the Date: 'Building Your Future: School and Career Nights' in Spanish!
Join us for evenings focused on college, university, and career planning for grades 8–12. Topics include graduation requirements, college & technical programs, scholarships & financial aid, career exploration, and more.
Choose your preferred date and location:
📍 Freedom High School
🗓️ Wednesday, March 25, 6–8 p.m.
📍 Morgan High School
🗓️ Wednesday, April 1, 6–8 p.m.
Join us for evenings focused on college, university, and career planning for grades 8–12. Topics include graduation requirements, college & technical programs, scholarships & financial aid, career exploration, and more.
Choose your preferred date and location:
📍 Freedom High School
🗓️ Wednesday, March 25, 6–8 p.m.
📍 Morgan High School
🗓️ Wednesday, April 1, 6–8 p.m.
What an evening! The Marshall MMS Band rocked their assessment! The band played a special piece of music that has only been played 3 times! What an honor to be associated with these young professionals!
Flag Football Tryouts!
Career Readiness Orientation for 8th Grade Students
On March 4, 2026, Marshall’s 8th grade students participated in a Career Readiness Orientation as part of our Community Schools commitment to preparing students for future success. Students explored their interests, strengths, and future opportunities through career interest surveys and goal-setting activities that encourage early planning for high school and beyond.
The session was facilitated by Mr. Tyson Hyde and Mrs. Shalini Rajpaul, M.Ed., Workforce Program Advisors with Career, Technical & Adult Education. Mrs. Rajpaul also serves as a Parent Advisor on the Marshall Community Schools Cabinet, helping strengthen partnerships between our school, families, and community.
Students also engaged in Xello career exploration activities in collaboration with the 8th Grade Social Studies team—Mrs. Stephens, Mrs. Bush, and Mr. Campbell—and 8th Grade Counselor Mrs. Pareja, helping students connect their interests with future high school pathways and career goals.
Special thanks to Mrs. Armas-Rivera, Mrs. Boyer, and Mrs. Pizarro for allowing us to work with their students and support this important experience.
On March 4, 2026, Marshall’s 8th grade students participated in a Career Readiness Orientation as part of our Community Schools commitment to preparing students for future success. Students explored their interests, strengths, and future opportunities through career interest surveys and goal-setting activities that encourage early planning for high school and beyond.
The session was facilitated by Mr. Tyson Hyde and Mrs. Shalini Rajpaul, M.Ed., Workforce Program Advisors with Career, Technical & Adult Education. Mrs. Rajpaul also serves as a Parent Advisor on the Marshall Community Schools Cabinet, helping strengthen partnerships between our school, families, and community.
Students also engaged in Xello career exploration activities in collaboration with the 8th Grade Social Studies team—Mrs. Stephens, Mrs. Bush, and Mr. Campbell—and 8th Grade Counselor Mrs. Pareja, helping students connect their interests with future high school pathways and career goals.
Special thanks to Mrs. Armas-Rivera, Mrs. Boyer, and Mrs. Pizarro for allowing us to work with their students and support this important experience.
Congratulations to our students who were named essay contest winners by the Tampa Hispanic Heritage, Inc.!
Their essays explored various aspects of Hispanic history and culture, and their many contributions to our local community, state, and country.
🎉 Eliza Lambert, 8th grade, Farnell Middle School
🎉 Ishta Sujay Shete, 8th grade, Farnell Middle School
🎉 Nohely Esparza, 8th grade, Marshall Middle Magnet IB World School
🎉 Anabel Garcia, 11th grade, Armwood High School
Their essays explored various aspects of Hispanic history and culture, and their many contributions to our local community, state, and country.
🎉 Eliza Lambert, 8th grade, Farnell Middle School
🎉 Ishta Sujay Shete, 8th grade, Farnell Middle School
🎉 Nohely Esparza, 8th grade, Marshall Middle Magnet IB World School
🎉 Anabel Garcia, 11th grade, Armwood High School
🌞Don't forget to set your clocks forward one hour on Sunday for Daylight Saving Time! ⏰
Marshall was recognized this morning by the Plant City United Food Bank for raising 869 pounds of food for our community! Thank you all who supported our efforts! We took a tour of the new facility as well!
It's Women’s History Month, celebrating the women who bolster HCPS every day. Their accomplishments and commitment influence students' future. We honor educators, staff, administrators, and partners whose leadership elevates our district and motivates future leaders.
