Dear MESD Parents, We have partnered with the Phillips County Health Department to provide our students that are 5-11 years of age with the Covid-19 vaccination. The clinic will be held in the Elementary library on December 2nd from 9:30a.m. until the last student has received their shot. In order to receive the shot, the parent must fill out, sign, and... READ MORE >
MESD PresentsFor more information call or email: Ms. Emily Boals K-12 Counselor(870) 829-1343 or eboals@mesd1.org READ MORE >
Are you interested in being a Secret Santa for a Pre-K StudentThis year Ms. Lowery, the Pre-K Director is putting together an exciting Pre-K secret Santa gift drive. She is asking MESD supporters to play Santa for one of her 24 students. Santa will gather the three gifts on the student's list. All items are due to the school on Friday,December 10, 2021. If you... READ MORE >
Come to school in your cozy pajamas! READ MORE >
The Mustangs are one of the last local teams in the playoffs. The mustangs as the visiting team will take on the number one team Rector Cougar this Friday Nov. 12, 2021 at 7pm. READ MORE >
This photo was submitted by our Elementary School Principal, Ms. McNutt. Ms. Mcnutt wanted to spotlight one of our AMAZING students. She says, "Lataivus Hussey drew these pieces of artwork for my office. He is an 8th-grade student at MEHS and the grandson of Mrs. Farr, our cafeteria personnel. I told him we would shout out his achievement. He is an AWESOME... READ MORE >
The Marvell-Elaine School District Is happy to announce our Fresh Fruit & Vegetable (FFVP) Program for grades K-5 for school year 21/22. The goal of this program is to create healthier school environments by providing healthier food choices, expand the variety of fruits and vegetables children experience, increase children's fruit and vegetable consumption, and... READ MORE >
The student athletes of Marvell/Elaine school district keep showing great teamwork. Jamarion Beasley was selected as player of the week for for the 2nd week in a row, but chose to give the ball to James Robinson for his leadership and will to do anything for the team to win. Congrats to James for his hard work and dedication to his teammates! #playeroftheweek... READ MORE >
MESD Students are getting ready for Red Ribbon Week Oct. 25-29, 2021 – this year’s theme is: Drug Free Looks Like Me! At school, students will engage in activities that promote a drug free and healthy lifestyle. Please partner with us and discuss this message at home, at the dinner table, at family outings, and with friends and extended family. Ask your child to... READ MORE >
MESD PRESENTS BREAST CANCER AWARENESS WEEK READ MORE >
MESD is asking all staff and students to wear orange Friday Oct. 22, 2021 to show unity! READ MORE >
MESD Interim Superintendent Denetra Williams went before the Arkansas State Board to request approval of two waiver request petitions submitted by the Marvell-Elaine School District. Karmen McNutt, Marvell-Elaine Elementary School Principal/School Improvement addressed the State Board via Zoom. She expounded on all the great things the school has implemented and... READ MORE >
Congratulations to Jabaris Green player of the week for Marvell Public School. He had over 300 yards of offense at quarterback, but he wanted to share the credit with his whole team. #playeroftheweek #phillipscofarmbureau READ MORE >
Congrats to Marvell High School’s Phillips County Farm Bureau player of the week ,Kylon Jacobs. Keep up the hard work Kylon. READ MORE >
Monday, Oct. 4th : Elementary- Sports/Jersey Day High School- College Day Tuesday, Oct. 5th : MESD- Twin Day Wednesday, Oct. 6th : MESD- Pink Out Day Thursday, Oct. 7th : MESD- 70s Day Friday, Oct. 8th : MESD- Mustang Spirit READ MORE >
Congrats to Marvell High School’s Phillips County Farm Bureau player of the week , Eric Perry . Keep up the hard work Eric. READ MORE >
Myth: The flu vaccine can give you the flu Fact: The flu shot delivered via a needle contains “inactive” virus that simply cannot cause an infection. While the vaccine delivered by nasal spray contains live viruses, experts have weakened them so they cannot give you the flu. Nonetheless, it's common to experience some symptoms unrelated to the flu... READ MORE >