Marcellus School District

	Three seniors earn firefighter certifications: Feb. 19, 2020 -- Three Marcellus HS seniors -- Emily Card, Megan Faulkner and Zach Sperling -- recently earned their New York state firefighter certification. In a new video, they talk about what drew them to the fire service, the arduous training and their plans for the future.

	Kyle Brown signs letter of intent to play football at Dartmouth: Seated, from left: Kyle Brown's mother, Christina; Kyle; and father Lee. Standing, from left: brothers Tyler and Kevin. Feb. 18, 2020 -- Marcellus High School senior Kyle Brown has signed a commitment letter to play football next year at Dartmouth College. A letter of intent is a binding agreement between a ...

	Marcellus wrestler is Section 3 champion: Feb. 18, 2020 -- Congratulations to Carl Santariello, the Section 3, Division II, 106-pound wrestling champion. He wrestled his way through the brackets on Saturday, Feb. 15, in the SRC Arena at Onondaga Community College, beating the No. 8 seed from Adirondack in the finals. Carl's next competition will be at the NYSPHSAA Division II Wrestling ...

	VIDEO: Superintendent provides the latest news on 2020 project: Feb. 13, 2020 -- Marcellus Superintendent of Schools Michelle Brantner brings community members up to speed on the latest progress on the 2020 capital project, and thanks them for their patience and cooperation with the stepped-up parking enforcement on campus.

	Mustang selected for the Scholar-Athlete All-State football team: Feb. 13, 2020 -- The New York State High School Football Coaches Association has chosen Marcellus High School senior Kyle Brown for the 2019 Scholar-Athlete All-State Football Team! This recognition is only given out to 40 high school football players. Congratulations, Kyle! Kyle Brown

	Governor proposes 3% increase in NYS school funding: Jan. 29, 2020 -- On Tuesday, Jan. 21, New York state Gov. Andrew Cuomo presented his executive budget proposal that calls for a 3% increase in overall education funding for the 2020-21 school year. The increase directs more funding to high-need districts, consolidates and/or slows the growth of certain reimbursements to schools and continues ...