Marshall ISD will continue an incentive program for new teaching hires to the district in 2021-2022, as the district's Board of Trustees approved a recommendation to extend the program after its success last year.

The Marshall ISD Board of Trustees unanimously passed a resolution Monday that reinstates COVID-19 relief benefits to allow MISD employees up to 80 hours of paid sick leave for specified reasons related to COVID-19.

All Marshall ISD campuses will conduct virtual learning on Tuesday and Wednesday of this week as the district and surrounding area continue to work back to full strength following last week's historic winter storms.

Due to the increasing likelihood of inclement winter weather early next week, Marshall ISD has announced that all campuses will switch to remote learning only on Tuesday, Feb. 16.

Several Marshall Junior High School students have qualified to represent Marshall ISD in the 2021 Area History Fair after advancing from the Harrison County History Fair held this past weekend at MJHS.

Students in Marshall ISD will see a noticeable difference in their cafeteria menus choices beginning Feb. 1, as MISD has brought on Southwest Foodservice Excellence, LLC (SFE) for consulting services in an effort to spruce up the district's breakfast and lunch menu choices.

Marshall High School sophomore Edward Carbajal has qualified for the 2020-2021 Class 5A All-State Band.

Marshall ISD’s Board of Trustees has named Dr. J. Glenn Hambrick to serve as MISD’s Interim Superintendent during a Special Called Meeting Monday.