We recently celebrated our Human Resource team for Human Resources Day! Not all are pictured, but we are proud to take a moment to appreciate the incredible people who take care of our faculty and staff. They are essential, patient, and always willing to provide support!
#HumanResources #HRHeroes #MarshallISD
Serving across MISD from 1980 to 2014, including her time working in our Child Nutrition Department and as the Cafeteria Manager at Sam Houston Middle School, Ms. Smith gave 34 years of heartfelt dedication to our students and schools.
We are profoundly grateful for her decades of service to generations of Mavericks and extend our deepest condolences to her family and friends during this time.
#MaverickPride #GameDayRecap #MarshallProud
Introducing your 2026 Marshall High School Homecoming King and Queen, Yonatan Serrato and Gabriella (Gabby) Black! Our Runner Ups were Evan Zaragoza and Daisy Ramirez!
Congratulations to all the Homecoming Court nominees:
12th Grade:
Gabriella Black
Daisy Ramirez
Betsy Baez
Naveah James
Yonatan Serrato
Jagger Abernathy
Evan Zaragoza
Errick Clough
11th Grade:
Breah Hawkins
Lexani Gaona
10th Grade:
JaiLeigh Jones
Kai'Lian Charles Bass
9th Grade:
Adeline Gaona
Ryan Velazquez
A huge thank you to the MHS STUCO for bringing all the Homecoming festivities to life! More photos on our FB here: Homecoming Court Photos
Marshall ISD is among the 84 recipients of over $20 million in JET grants!
Marshall ISD is using funds from the JET Grant to purchase equipment for our new Advanced Manufacturing / Engineering program in Robotics & Automation. With TWC's support, Marshall ISD will add CNC Vertical Mill, a CNC Turning Mill, a ER-41A Robot, and a CRX-51A Fenceless Robot. All of these are complete certification trainers that will allow students to earn industry-based certifications on each. They will learn how to use the devices, programmable logic controllers, as well as troubleshoot the machines.
The Vertical Mill cart provides students the opportunity to learn about vertically arranged drilling. This cart will help students learn to write code to efficiently and consistently produce finished products with high quality tolerances.
The CNC Turning cart provides students the opportunity to learn about horizontally arranged lathing, help students learn to write code to efficiently and consistently produce finished products with high quality tolerances.
The ER-4iA is the most commonly used robot in industry and students will learn to code the robot for a variety of applications in an advanced manufacturing setting.
The CRX Collaborative robot is also a FANUC product, providing students the opportunity to learn on an icon-based coding, aka block coding, which is a growing area of what is active on the market today.
For more information on the JET Grant, please follow the link below:
Governor Abbott Announces Over $20 Million In Career Training Grants Across Texas
Marshall ISD is heartbroken to share the passing of one of our dedicated game workers and proud MHS alumnus... In Loving Memory of Waylon “Buc” Buchanan Jr.
Marshall ISD Athletics would like to take a moment to recognize and honor the life and dedicated service of Waylon “Buc” Buchanan Jr., a proud 1981 graduate of Marshall High School and a longtime member of our Marshall Athletic Game Worker family. For many years, Buc faithfully served in numerous roles within the Marshall ISD Athletic Department, working alongside his father, Waylon Buchanan Sr. His dedication, commitment, and willingness to serve made him a valued part of our athletic family.
We are deeply saddened by Buc's passing this week. His years of service, loyalty, and contributions to Marshall Athletics will always be remembered and appreciated. Buc was more than a game worker; he was part of the Marshall Maverick family, and his presence will be greatly missed. We extend our heartfelt condolences and prayers to the Buchanan family during this difficult time.
Once a Maverick, Always a Maverick!
Rest in peace, Buc. Thank you for your many years of faithful service. ❤️
Soprano 2: Abigail Argote, 18th Chair
Alto: Ketaurh' Sutton, 13th Chair; Addison Mann, 26th Chair
Bass: Alexis Badillo Ramos, 11th Chair; Landon Bryant, 16th Chair, Parker Harrison, 20th Chair
Mavericks Make All Region Choir Happen!
Scenes from last night’s Homecoming Carnival and Pep Rally! Thank you to all who came out from the community. 🎉
Our high school campus was packed with high energy, delicious food, exciting booth games, and incredible student performances. Thank you to everyone who came out to celebrate, support our students, and bring the Maverick spirit! Mav Pride runs deep!
More images on our Facebook: Homecoming Carnival and Pep rally
#Homecoming2026 #MavNation #MarshallISD #HocoCarnival #HocoPepRally
Please join us tomorrow morning at 8:15 A.M. to congratulate our band and send them off with Maverick Spirit as they head to Mesquite for the UIL Area Contest! Buses pull out at 8:30 A.M.
#BigredPride #UILBound #MaverickProud #SendOff #MavericksMakeBandHappen
Strong community partnerships help us keep our students safe, informed, and connected. 🚒
Jordy Gaddis, Captain at the Marshall Fire Department, spoke with high school students about kitchen fire safety. The discussion covered staying attentive while cooking, keeping flammable materials away from stovetops, preventing grease buildup, and using cooking equipment safely. Students also learned how to respond to kitchen fires, including never using water on a grease fire, proper fire extinguisher use, and knowing when to evacuate and call 911.
Thank you, Captain Gaddis, for teaching essential fire safety skills and spending the day with our culinary students!
Introducing our 2026 Alumni Award of Excellence Recipients! Marshall ISD is honored to recognize Dr. Walter Samuel McAfee (Central High School, Class of 1930) and Ray Ben Nesbitt (Marshall High School, Class of 1952) for their remarkable contributions and lasting impact on Marshall and beyond.
On Friday, October 9, 2026, we celebrated their extraordinary legacies as they were inducted into the Marshall High School Hall of Fame. Their accomplishments continue to inspire generations, and we are proud to honor their place in our community’s history. Dr. McAfee's sister, Velma McAfee Williams, niece, Yvonne Williams Boyd and cousin Maxine McAfee who nominated him for this award accepted it on his behalf. Mr. Nesbitt’s family was unable to join that evening, so Dr. Langley and faculty members accepted this award on his behalf.
To learn more about their lives, accomplishments, and lasting legacies, visit:
Marshall Independent School District has met the qualifications for the second year in a row to be named a CTAT CTE District of Distinction for 2026-2027!
This distinction recognizes the district for high-quality career and technical education programs that prepare students for college, careers and the workforce.
CTAT's CTE District of Distinction program recognizes Texas school districts that demonstrate strong CTE leadership, innovative programming, alignment with workforce needs and positive student outcomes. Districts are selected based on established criteria that include industry-based certifications, career pathways, industry partnerships and other practices that strengthen student preparation for high-demand careers.
Marshall Independent School District offers CTE programs designed to connect classroom learning with postsecondary education and workforce opportunities. “Marshall ISD offers 20 CTE programs designed to connect classroom learning with postsecondary education and workforce opportunities. From dual credit course options in cosmetology, health science, culinary arts, welding, diesel mechanics, etc. to internship and practicum placements at HoltCat PowerSystems, Marshall Animal Hospital, Marshall Floral Co., and Dillards Feed House to name a few, our CTE Mavs are excelling in career connected learning,” said Charlotte Leon, Director of CTE.
We commend Dr. Leon on her commitment to our CTE programs, our educators, and students who work diligently to prepare for success in college, careers, and beyond.
#PinkOut #GoMavs
At last night's Regular Board Meeting, we took a moment to recognize and celebrate our incredible campus principals! Each principal received a small gift as a token of our appreciation for their leadership, dedication, and the countless ways they support our students, staff, and school communities every day. Mr. Miller, Principal at Marshall High School, was unable to attend, but he received a gift as well.
Thank you, Principals, for all that you do across MISD! We appreciate you!
🧡Tomorrow , October 21, 2026, is UNITY DAY! Students and staff are encouraged to wear orange to stand together against bullying and show that kindness makes a difference. 🧡
William B. Travis will host Unity Day this year on Wednesday, October 21st from 4:00 - 5:30. Everyone in the community is invited to attend. There will be information booths, family resources, fun activities, and community connections!
#UnityDay
VU Scholarships is a program that helps high school students discover potential college scholarship opportunities before even applying to college. MISD partnered with VU to make the process seamless, less stressful, and exciting as students see which colleges and universities may offer them scholarships based on their GPA/academic achievements.
At the time of the celebration:
•MISD has 173 seniors opt-in to receive scholarships.
•8,640 total offers made
•Scholarship total $413,981,574
Current data to date and continuing to increase:
•178 seniors have opted-in
•8,910 offers made
•Scholarship total $429,626,274
We are very proud of our seniors and their commitment to higher education beyond MISD after graduation! 🎓
Tickets for the Maverick 2026 Homecoming game are on sale online and at the ticket window at the Y.A. Tittle Athletic Fieldhouse. Ticket window hours are Monday-Thursday 7:30 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. and Friday 7:30 A.M. - Noon. Come out to Maverick Stadium and support your Mavericks! Go Mavs!
Homecoming Game: Friday, October 23, 2026
Kickoff: 7:30 P.M.
Ticket Link: Maverick Football Tickets
Happy Homecoming Week, Mavericks!
The Homecoming Carnival is on Thursday, October 22, 2026 from 5:00 - 6:30 P.M. with the Pep Rally following at 6:30 P.M! We will not be having the bonfire this year as the burn ban is still in effect in Marshall and Harrison County.
You won't want to miss it!
After a big win over Mount Pleasant recently, your Marshall Lady Mav Volleyball team has officially secured a spot in the playoffs for the first time in FIVE YEARS! 🎉
We are so proud of our Lady Mavs and all their hard work and determination. The journey continues.
There will be a 1st Place and 2nd Place campus winner, so be sure to keep attendance up each day, students!
The contest will recognize the campuses with the strongest attendance percentage throughout the remainder of the semester. Continue encouraging your students to make every day count for your campus!
#AttendanceMatters #MaverickProud #GoMavs
