Parent & Student Information/Forms
Parent & Student Resources
Parents, grandparents and guardians are an important part of our school community. We value their support and commitment to our students and the school district. Below are tools to assist you and your student. If at any time you have any questions, please do not hesitate to reach our to your child's teacher, or the building principal.
Building Use
Our school buildings at Marysville Public Schools are secured for the safety of our students and staff. If you wish to use our facilities for an event or program, please speak with the building principal and then complete and return a Building Use Form.
e-Funds for Schools
The Marysville Public Schools District is pleased to offer the e-Funds program as an alternative to check or cash payments. Skyward access will be required to use this system as you will need your child's student number. This access can be obtained through your child's school office.
e-Funds can be used for many purposes. You can add money to your child's lunch account, pay tuition for pre-school, pay athletic fees, and pay for Chromebook screen repairs, charger replacements, and cases.
Below are downloadable directions to use the site, as well as a link to the mobile website.
e-Funds Step-by-Step Guide (Downloadable PDF)
Flyer Distribution
There are a lot of great community events and activities that take place in St Clair County. If you are hosting a community event and would like to distribute information to our students and their families, please email your request along with a copy of the flier your wish to have distributed. Determination on your request will be supplied within a couple of business days. After approval, copies can be distributed to the school offices. If you have questions, please contact our administrative offices at 810-455-6007.
School Nurse and Resources
Student & Parent Log ins
Vision and Hearing Screening
What is the Michigan Hearing & Vision Screening Program?
Michigan’s Hearing and Vision screenings are offered FREE of charge by local health departments in collaboration with local schools; the programs are administered by the Michigan Department of Community Health. The Hearing & Vision programs have been implemented for more than 60 years to the benefit of generations of Michigan children. Over 1.1 million children are screened annually for hearing and vision problems. Over 87,000 children are referred to eye care professionals and physicians for follow-up care.
Vision Screening
Vision screening of preschool children is conducted by Local Health Department staff at least once between the ages of 3 and 5 years, and school-age children are screened in grades 1, 3, 5, 7, and 9, or in conjunction with driver training classes.
Many children enter school with vision problems. Children usually do not know that they see differently. Early identification of an eye problem is important. Conditions like amblyopia or lazy eye, can be prevented if detected and treated during pre-school years.
MDHS VISION AND HEARING Website
Volunteer, Chaperone and Field Trip Information
At Marysville, we value our volunteers! Throughout the years, your child's teacher or coach may offer opportunities for you to volunteer or participate in events. The forms you may need are included below. Additional documentation, such as permission slips, may be required from your child's teacher or school.
Overnight Field Trip - Chaperone Guidelines
Medical forms for Overnight field trips
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