There are FIVE school days left before Thanksgiving Break. We will be closed for Infants - 12th grade the entire week of Thanksgiving. READ MORE >
Morrill Public Schools COVID-19 case count has reduced to one (1). We currently have 55 students or staff under quarantine mandates but 51 OF THEM will be released from quarantine on or prior to November 30th, our first day back from Thanksgiving break!Four (4) students have not yet received their return dates from PPHD from their exposure to COVID-19. We are... READ MORE >
There are currently 1400 active COVID cases in Scotts Bluff County; only seven of those active cases are in Morrill Public Schools.We will continue to strive every day for every student to meet their academic, physical, social and emotional needs. READ MORE >
With the number of Staff and Students that are out for COVID, for Quarantine, or are awaiting test results, the TIME FOR A BREAK HAS COME.We are going to extend Thanksgiving Break for all the buildings of the district. There will be NO SCHOOL, PRESCHOOL or DAYCARE for children Infant - 12th grades Monday - Friday, November 23-27. The school community needs a... READ MORE >
Morrill School's case count and number in quarantine is looking better than it did the last two weeks, although the Panhandle has moved into the Red (Severe) Risk Zone.I appreciate all the effort from our parents, staff, students and the school board in navigating this world-wide pandemic and safeguarding our ability to remain face to face.Be watching the Morrill... READ MORE >
We have had a significant reduction in numbers of students quarantined and permitted to return to school today. However, Scottsbluff county is continuing to increase in daily COVID case count and hospitalizations. It is vital that we remain vigilant and disciplined in our safeguards of mask wearing, social distancing, handwashing, sanitizing, and staying home... READ MORE >
Our number of students and staff in isolation (with COVID) or under quarantine will be significantly reduced on Monday, November 9th. Of the cases we know about right now, only 12 will continue to be in quarantine on Monday. There may be cases in the works of which we are not yet aware, but most of our students and staff will be permitted to be back to school.It... READ MORE >
As we attend to the current swell of cases in Scottsbluff County and in our own school population, it is vital that we are attentive and diligent in our personal and collective illness monitoring. These are the protocols we are following at school and we are asking all parents to manage the Stay at Home protocols with regard to when students may return to school... READ MORE >
We have broken down the information about cases by building. We hope this design is helpful and more beneficial. READ MORE >
We waited as long as we could; we can wait no longer... ALL Students Kindergarten through 12th grade and ALL Staff MUST wear a mask at all times on campus or at school activities starting tomorrow, Wednesday, October 28, 2020 through Christmas Break. We will evaluate at that point how we move into the 2nd Semester. We currently have 66 students/staff in... READ MORE >
On Friday, September 18, 2020, Chrissy Land, a community forest specialist with the Nebraska Forestry Service and the North Platte NRD delivered 10 trees to Morrill Public Schools. In 2017 the Nebraska Forestry Service donated 17 trees, through a Rotary district grant in conjunction with Rotary's "Year of the Tree". This initiative came from the president of... 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 >
We would like all parents and community members to read this article which explains clearly what our health procedures are for the coming year as we open FACE-TO-FACE to all students FIVE-DAYS-PER-WEEK. READ MORE >
Russell's Excavation and Construction arrived at the elementary before 8:00 am today to remove concrete that was cracked and heaving and to reset and straighten the flag pole. The job will be done by Friday afternoon. Please don't park along Madison Ave today - Friday by the elementary in order to give space to the construction activity. Thank you! READ MORE >
For all students and parents wondering about the start of school in August, this is the best information we have right now. It appears to us that we will be able to have students in classrooms, however transportation, meals and activities are still yet to be defined. We will also be defining check in and health precaution procedures. READ MORE >
Improve Average Junior Class ACT score from <18 to >22 by April 2021➢ Have provided ACT test prep for many years without fidelity or accountability➢ ACT Prep through John Baylor was mandatory for Sophomores and Juniors 2018-19➢ 22 Sophomores took the ACT test in April 2019➢ All Juniors (accept 1) took the ACT in April 2019➢ ACT Parent Meeting was held in... READ MORE >
May 21, 2020 ACTIVITIES WORTHY OF APPLAUSE: 4 Quarter efforts of faculty and support staff: You embraced the challenge in a very short period of time, we delivered instruction within 72 hours of notice. We were one of the first schools to begin delivery of instruction to our students. This demonstrated your commitment to students and to the school’s... READ MORE >
Reflections from a Senior after Morrill’s History 31 Trip When we were told that we were going to have to unplug [from our trip to the east coast back in March] and go home, I was pretty devastated. It was the end of a crazy and amazing experience that I would never get to experience in this way again. Going with the school and as a group definitely gave me a... READ MORE >