 Pride, Tradition, Excellence
Our school is committed to the pursuit of excellence in learning. Our tradition is an unwavering focus on developing the fullest potential of all students regardless of their individual backgrounds. And we are proud that our community creates an environment in which each pupil is recognized for his/her talents, is treated with respect and dignity, and is expected to treat others likewise. If you're a new visitor to this website - welcome! You can browse the menu on the left to find out what makes the students, parents, faculty and staff of Marshall proud to be members of this school. If you're a current parent, student, faculty or staff member, you can use the boxes below to find the latest news and upcoming events. If you browse the menus you're likely to find a wealth of new pages and information. If you have questions, comments, complaints or suggestions for improving this website, please contact the webmaster. Enjoy! |
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School Announcements Marshall Grabs Silver Again!  Congratulations to everyone - Marshall has once again been named a Silver Medalist by the US News & World Report in their "Best High Schools" edition. Click here to see the details.Maya scores another example of excellence at Marshall!  Congratulations again to 6th grade Marshall student Maya Rosental-Saporito. Maya competed against all state champions in California's Middle School History Day competition. Although the competition was tough Maya placed 3rd overall! She is now the first alternate from California to attend nationals in Washington D.C. Way to go Maya! And Go Eagles!
Marshall Commemorates the Armenian Genocide  Marshall's Sotto Voce choir was among about 300 people gathered at the steps of City Hall on Tuesday April 24 to remember the 1.5 million victims of the Armenian Genocide. The Pasadena Star News has the story (and gets the photo credit). The pursuit of excellence pays off Recently these Marshall students: Zurisaday Sanchez,
Crystal Cabral, Jose Juarez, and Jackelyn Travis each received $7000 from the California Masonic Foundation for the Investment in Success Scholarship. This program seeks to give high school seniors who demonstrate an active pursuit of education despite hardships the chance to obtain a higher education. Congratulations and best wishes for continued success! Marshall Students show off their Scientific Method: This year's winners of Marshall 's Science Fair are: 8th Grade: 1st place: Can We Loop the Loop - Jessica LaBorde and Elizabeth Schmutz
2nd place: Do Pennies Weigh More as They Get Older - Panos Chakerian and Gary Gasparyan 3rd place: Borax Crystals - Aramis Carson and Tori Hollis Honorable Mention: How Do Fears Change With Age - Nicole Oshima and Tegwyn John 7th Grade:
1st place: I'd Like the Poo-Poo Platter Please - Declan Sanders
2nd place: Food Scentsations - Jesse Anderson-Ramirez
3rd place: Bending Branches - Krish Nayar
Honorable Mention: Newton's Laws of Motion- Amaya Binns
6th Grade:
1st place: Buoyancy of Balloons - Hailey Trang
2nd place: Soda Breakdown -Samantha James & Kristen McCann
3rd place: Blue Tofu - Jaylene Dewey
Honorable Mention: Dog Mouth vs Human Mouth - Francisco Ramos
Judges Awards (not going on to District Science Fair):
Artistic: Does Music Influence Score - Anahit Sashoyan, Angela Bislamyan and Arthur Godelekyan
Experimental Design: Does Size Counter Weight - Sarra Starbird
Crystal Radio - Elijah Khan
Congratulations to all of our Science Fair participants! Marshall's historical tradition of excellence continues...  Competing in this year's History Day LA competition on March 10, 6th grade Marshall student Maya Rosental-Saporito took first prize in the Individual Performance category, and first prize overall for the junior division for her performance "The Little Rock Make History for Me" which connects the events at Central High in Little Rock, AK in 1957 to civil rights at Marshall Fundamental and how that is benefiting her today. She will now compete in April at the state competition! Way to go Maya, and
Go Eagles!
Marshall has the "Most Valuable Students" Recently the Pasadena Elks Club held their "Most Valuable Student" Awards. Of the 6 finalists from the Pasadena area, 4 are from Marshall!
 This award is presented to the top 3 male and top 3 female seniors in the Pasadena area. Marshall took 4 of the 6 top prizes: Ariel Wood (1st place, $1500), Taylor Lichfield (2nd place, $1000), Marilyn Travis (3rd place, $500), and Preston Mills (3rd place, $500). Congratulations to all the Most Valuable Students, and Go Eagles! LEARNS session 2 schedules available You can now find out what LEARNS offers for 2011-2012 Session 2 on the LEARNS webpage. *** "Preparing for College and Careers" *** Be sure to read this informative brochure from Families in Schools (FIS) which is now available for download from our Counseling Center webpage. Marshall Fundamental Tour Dates The tour dates for the 2011/2012 school year are as follows: 10/13, 11/10, 12/8, 12/13, 1/12, 1/24, 2/7, 2/16, 3/22, 4/17, 5/22 Tour times are at 2pm and you are welcome to bring your student with you. Please note that this schedule is subject to change. Please contact our office to confirm. (626)396-5810 Should you have any questions about Marshall and would like to speak with the Parent Partnership Coordinator, please call and leave a message for Tracy A. Mikuriya. (626)396-5810 x64199 Mrs. Mikuriya may also be reached by email at mikuriya.tracy@pusd.us Upcoming Events
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