| Address: | S 10th & Ingersoll St Coos Bay, OR 97420 |
| Phone: | (541) 267-1405 |
| Fax: | (541) 269-0161 |
| Office Hours: | 7:30am – 3:30pm |
| Grades: Enrollment: |
8-12 1038 |
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Greg Mulkey Principal (541) 267-1401 |
| Main Office: | (541) 267-1405 |
| Athletic Department: | (541) 267-1440 |
| Attendance Office: | (541) 267-1418 |
| Dean’s Office: | (541) 267-1419 |
| Pirate Hall: | (541) 267-1440 |
| Principal’s Office: | (541) 267-1400 |
| Student Services: | (541) 267-1402 |
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Summer Sports Activities to be listed soon.
A week at a glance
Marshfield High School Finals week
June 13 – Finals & Last day of school (periods 2, 3, 6 & 7)
June 18 – report cards mailed.
August 19 – First Official Day of HS Sports Practices
August 21 & 22 Marshfield HS Registration
August 29 – Meet The Pirate Night
Students: Are you interested in Golf?
There is a 1 day youth Camp on June 27th, this summer to learn about Golf. It’s at the Bandon Dunes Practice Center for students ages 7-18. It’s an all-expense paid camp but you do have to fill out a an application. Applications are available in the athletic department.
3-day Golf Camp: We have applications available for the Coquille Indian Tribe SW Oregon Youth Golf camp for July 8, 9, & 10 in the athletic department. Campers must be between 12 & 18 years of age and is held at Bandon Dunes Golf Resort.
Driver’s ED Class….
SUMMER DRIVER’S ED CLASS INFORMATION is available for interested students in the main office. Classes will be held at Marshfield High School beginning July 1st – July 23rd (Mon/Tues/Wed 9:00am-12:00pm), tuition cost is $275. To be eligible, you must be between 15-17 years of age and have a valid Oregon permit. Registration begins May 1st.For more information call 1-888-55-DRIVE or go to www.oregondrivertraining.com for on line registration.
A couple of Important Announcements…
YEARBOOK DISTRIBUTION: Underclassmen can pick up yearbooks on June 11th, during lunch, in the main gym. Yearbook Price $69.00/Spring Book $35.00 or $99.00 if purchased together.
LOST AND FOUND is overflowing!!!! If you are missing jackets, sweatshirts, shoes, etc check the lost and found at the main office.
The 2013-14 Upbeats – Congratulations!
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Traylor Start |
Devin Chard |
Alexandria Randle |
Alli Putnam |
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Ireland Gerber |
Dominique Randle |
Jessica Kohl |
Ling Ling Zhu |
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Kaylee Krajcir |
Hayley Engel |
Katherine Alcober |
Daysha Browne |
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Ashley Peters |
Brittany Campbell |
Brianna Patnode |
Sara Birrer |
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Ashley Barbian |
Katie Guetterman |
Paige Thomas |
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And the 2013 MR. MHS is ……
Doug Molzahn! Congratulations Doug. Thanks to all the senior girls, tech crew, coordinators, Mrs. Bunnell, parents, emcees, judges and all the other Mr. MHS candidates for their hard work making this past Saturday a memorable evening for a long time to come. You all did a great job! Also thank you to the community for all donations to help the Share Bear Snack Pack program.
2013-14 Immunization requirements for school kids
Nathan Fox takes 2nd at State Competition
Nathan Fox took Second Place in Humorous Interpretation at the OSAA State Speech and Debate Competition at WOU this past weekend. He competed against the best speech students from across the state. If you see or know Nathan, please congratulate him on his success.
The Marshfield Times wins award…
Last weekend Mrs. Hampton & a small number of her students attended the JEA/NSPA National High School Journalism Convention in San Francisco. The group of newspaper and yearbook students attended two days of classes and learned some new ideas to bring back and share with the rest of the journalism students. Senior Spencer Hurbis was recognized for being named the Oregon state winner of the national Journalist of the Year contest. Additionally, we entered issue #4 of our newspaper, The Marshfield Times, in the national Best of Show competition and won 2nd PLACE!!! It is a great honor for the students to once again be named one of the top high school papers in the country. They have been consistent in their excellence.