Morrill-Mitchell FFA Chapter held their officer interviews last night at the high school. Many students applied and did an outstanding job! The following officers were chosen for this year:2nd Vice President - Isabel HubbardHistoria - Jesika MullerParliamentarian - Isabella SotoSentinel - Jessica WilkinsonReporter - Halle FeglerTreasurer - Bernadette... READ MORE >

Morrill Elementary has ONE student with confirmed COVID-19 positive test results. The Panhandle Public Health Department has conducted its contact tracing process and determined that 21 students, mostly 5th graders and a few secondary students will need to quarantine for 14 days. These students will be able to return on October 7th. The custodians at the... READ MORE >

A fifth grade student at Morrill Elementary tested Positive for COVID; we found out the results this afternoon, 9-25-2020. The student was not in school on Thursday or Friday of this week. The 3-6 grades Lion Cub Football game that was scheduled tomorrow at home against Chadron IS CANCELLED. A case manager from the Health Department has been in contact with... READ MORE >

Seniors in Morrill High School's U.S. Government Class stopped by the Morrill Elementary to read their book about the Declaration of Independence last Friday. The students visited different classrooms to share about The Bully King George from Britain and share about America's history. READ MORE >

On September 23, 2020 at the Morrill American Legion hall, at 6:00 pm, the Village of Morrill is hosting a Town Hall Meeting. At this meeting the Board of Trustees will discuss options for Brown Legion Field and the future of Morrill Athletic Club Baseball. After the Village presentation, Morrill Schools will share a presentation about an option being considered... READ MORE >

Starting Thursday, September 17 the school cafeteria is providing free meals to all children in the district 1 - 18 years old. The USDA has decided to have all students eat both breakfast and lunch for FREE. All families that live in the district but whose students are not enrolled in Morrill Schools can drive up to the North East Cafeteria door sidewalk between... READ MORE >

Our 2019-2020 yearbooks are in! They are $20 each, so call the school or email holly.walter@mpslions.org if you would like one. Please write all checks to Morrill Public Schools, memo line: Yearbook. READ MORE >

The lost delivery of plexiglass was found and delivered yesterday afternoon. Brad and his crew went to assembly yesterday and they will all be installed on the cafeteria tables very soon. They got started yesterday afternoon. Thanks to Watson's Manufacturing for designing and making the brackets to hold the plexiglass. These look GREAT! READ MORE >

The Morrill School District Communities are now 6 weeks in a row COVID-19 FREE. Let's keep the streak alive. Morrill's School Board and Administration believe that Face-to-Face is the best learning platform for our students, so we are striving to do everything within our power to safeguard the learning environment for our students and staff. PVC barrier... READ MORE >

The data in the chart is derived from pphd.org in the community tab above the risk dial. If you hover over each community dot, the risk rating will appear. For FIVE consecutive weeks now, the Morrill School Community has had ZERO cases of COVID-19. While that is true, the reason we are still in the yellow risk zone instead of the green risk zone is due to... READ MORE >

Chef Spencer made a meal for the cafeteria staff and administration today! Chef-made Lasagna, side salad and Parmesan Garlic Bread. It was very tasty. This is one of the meals that our students will have this year. READ MORE >

Chef Spencer has joined the Morrill Cafeteria Staff this year! Staff and Secondary Students will have a Salad meal option every day. There are 7 - 10 salads that will rotate, one choice per day. READ MORE >

We are working on Pod Partitions for elementary and secondary classrooms. If classes are small enough to maintain a 6' distance between students the pod partitions won't be necessary. READ MORE >

While Sports and Activities may change throughout the year because of COVID-19, it is vital that we adhere to the following processes in order to safeguard our students, parents, staff and the greater community. READ MORE >

Many wonder, "What will happen if someone gets COVID, a family member gets COVID, or someone in my class gets COVID?" These questions are addressed in this statement. The CDC link embedded shares four scenarios to help parents and students understand how long and in what situations people may have to quarantine. READ MORE >

While COVID-19 changes many things, and creates added levels of precautionary measures, the way we are starting the 2020-2021 school year, may in fact bring improvement to the Cafeteria! Read the Plan to see the exciting new plans for meal times and options. READ MORE >

Please read this one page document to discover the various learning alternatives for the start of the 2020-2021 school year. If you want to explore a 504 Plan for your child, please contact your building administrator. READ MORE >

HIRING NOW!If you are looking for purpose and job satisfaction with competitive wages and benefits, apply today. Come join our team! READ MORE >

While the COVID-19 pandemic has caused the world to stop, it did not keep Morrill High School from celebrating their graduating class of 2020. A graduation ceremony was held on Friday evening, June 26th, in the Elementary gym with some added precautions so families, faculty, and the community could what their kids graduate. By following the Governor of the Nebraska... READ MORE >

Watch Awards Here! https://www.facebook.com/watch... The Morrill-Mitchell FFA Banquet was held differently this year, but still recognized the outstanding students in the the chapter. Krystal Wilke, Agriculture teacher and FFA Sponsor, held the awards remotely on the chapter's Facebook page. The following students received Star Awards this year: Star Award... READ MORE >

Here is our recent update concerning the COVID-19 pandemic. READ MORE >

Morrill High School and the Village of Morrill found a new way to commemorate the Senior Class of 2020 this year by hanging up banners downtown. This year's seniors have had a different school year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but Principal Tom Peacock wanted to still recognize this milestone in their lives. "The idea came from seeing what other schools were doing... READ MORE >