The Marshall County School District is composed of ten schools located throughout the county on six different campuses.
Marshall County is bordered by DeSoto and Tate Counties to the west, Lafayette County to the south, Benton County to the east and Shelby County (TN) to the North.
The Marshall County School District offers each of its K-12 students educational corridors marked with positive and stringent opportunities to ensure their success after graduation.
To learn more about the MCSD's individual schools, just click on the "Schools" tab at the top of this page and then select the school site that you wish to visit.
The Parent-Student Handbook provides much of the essential information needed for a successful school experience for students and parents. The handbook can be viewed/printed by clicking on the "Parents" tab on the district's home page and selecting "Student Parent Handbook".
We hope you, as a parent or student, find this web-site beneficial and welcome any comments you may have that would enhance the site.
Galena's New Flag
Danny Tate, Vietnam War Veteran, provided the new flag for Galena school. We are proud of our Veterans and their sacrifices for our freedom.
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SchoolBlocks eliminates navigation bars and uses a block style layout that’s similar to Pinterest. It
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Please click on the red plus signs found on this page to learn more about specific features.
This bar holds all content types. Click on the Admin button, click "add block", select a content type, add
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No need to download an app! To view the mobile experience, please shrink your browser window by
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A member of the public, searching for "homework" might see an announcement from the school as the first
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