Marvel Elaine Middle School
GOAL AND OBJECTIVES
The Marvell-Elaine Board of Education believes that a strong, effective system of public education is essential for the continuation of our democratic form of government for the good of citizens. To have an effective and continually improving education program, it isnecessary that the following goals and objectives for our system be stated and accepted by each professional employee.
1. A strong system of public education, compatible with our democratic form of government, shall be maintained.
2. The opportunity of education shall be equally available for all boys and girls residing in the school district regardless of handicap, race, color, creed, sex or national origin.
3. The instructional program of our schools shall be compatible with the district’s goals and objectives in meeting the needs and differences of students.
4. In view of the importance of good citizenship to our democratic government and society, our schools shall develop programs to encourage the growth of good citizenship in every student.
5. The schools of this system shall develop programs which promoteproper attitudes and practices toward physical fitness, health, and care of the body.
6. Schools shall strive not only to prepare students for further education but to equip them with vocational information and skills which will enable them to obtain employment upon graduation from high school.
7. Schools shall provide opportunity for understand and appreciation of our cultural heritage, including such areas as art and music.
Campus information
203 South Pine Street
Marvell, AR 72366
Website: https://www.mesd1.org/
Phone: 870-829-1341
Email: [email protected]
School Hours: Monday – Friday: 7:30 AM – 4:00 PM
Our mission
It is the mission of Marvell-Elaine Public Schools to equitably educate all students, to inspire all students to believe that learning is a lifelong process, and to foster good citizenship by providing each student with opportunities to develop skills for: (1) obtaining and utilizing information; (2) coping with the dynamics of society; (3) thinking, reasoning and problem solving; (4) developing creativity; and (5) positive human relationships in an environment conducive to learning
Our principal
Karmen McNutt
Karmen McNutt is a lifelong resident and 22 years veteran educator from the Arkansas Delta. Her educational background includes a Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood/ Elementary Education from Arkansas State University (Jonesboro, AR) and a Master of Education in Rural and Urban Leadership from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock (Little Rock, AR). She is a data-driven leader whose passion is making positive connections with all stakeholders, leading to achievement and success for all learners! In her spare time, she enjoystraveling and spending quality time with her grandsons, Kolson and Kannon.
