Splitting up into three teams due to the low turn-out, TMP took home three team trophies Saturday, placing 1st in both High School and Junior High divisions in their annual home tournament, played at Kennedy.
A High School team of six placed an easy 1st with 17 1/2 team points, outpacing both their Junior High counterparts and two other high school teams from Ellinwood with 13 and St. Xavier in Junction City with 7. Individually, Sophomore Blaise Staab, Sophomore Eli Stein, and Felicity Joplin of Pratt tied for first with 5 wins and 1 loss each, Blaise taking 1st on tie-breaks, and Eli taking 2nd.
The Junior High split up into two teams, the first team scored 14 1/2 team points, to place 1st in Junior High and 2nd overall. 8th Grader Zack Billinger led the team with 4 1/2 points, placing 1st individually, while 7th Grader Caden Pinkney placed 2nd with 4 points. A second Junior High team placed behind with 6 team points.
The 6th-grade class participated in the NASA Techrise virtual event today to see if they were selected for any of their proposed experiments. Although no teams were selected they all gained valuable experience in teamwork, collaboration, experimenting, and conducting proposals. They did an outstanding job and we are very proud of the entire class.
The TMP-Marian Scholars Bowl team competed in Phillipsburg last night. The Monarchs finished with an 8-2 record and second place finish. Our next action will be at Norton on Thursday.
Please be very careful walking on TMP-M's campus this morning. The melting and re-freezing has created some very slippery conditions. Maintenence is salting and addressing it as best they can. Take your time and be vigilant.
Today the JH did community outreach at Good Samaritan Society spending time with the resident.
On Saturday, the TMP-M Science Olympiad team competed in the regional competition at FHSU. Here are the notable results:
Chem Lab: Sam Schroeder and Emmett Choi, first place, state qualifier
Write It Do It: Sam Schoeder and Jacob Schroeder, first place, state qualifier
Code Breaker: Sam Schroeder and Emmett Choi, third place
One fun tidbit, this is the second consecutive regional gold in Write It Do It for the Schroeder family.
Pre-enrollment for the 2024-25 school year is Wed. Jan. 24. If you can't make it on Wednesday, no worries. Just contact office@tmpmarian.org at anytime to schedule a visit or start the pre-enrollment process.
Due to high winds and dangerous conditions, the boys and girls MCL League basketball games tonight have been postponed. Information on the rescheduled dates will be shared when its available.
Happy Belated Birthday to Braxton Basgall, Mariana Valencia, Sam Krannawitter, Patrick Weber and Jared Anschutz who turned 15 these last few months. Pictured with these students are seniors Joey Mindrup and Evan Balthazor who presented them with their TMP License Plate. Go Monarchs!
Due to poor weather and road conditions, TMP-Marian will be on a 2-hour late start schedule on Tuesday, Jan. 16. Doors open at 9:30 a.m. and classes begin at 10 a.m. Breakfast will not be served. Lunch will be served. The JH scholar's bowl scheduled for Jan. 16 has been postponed, so we will dismiss at the normal 3:15/3:20 p.m. time. No early release. Again, stay warm and God bless.
Pop Singers Dinner and Dessert Show Tickets
Saturday, February 3rd, Dinner Show, $20 (after February 1st tickets go up to $25)
Dinner Show: 6:00 Dinner Starts, Show at 7:00 pm (Doors Open 5:45)
Sunday, February 4th- $15 (Doors Open 1:45)
2:00 Show Starts, Desserts Bar & Reception following the show
Tickets are on sale as of 1/15 and will be available at https://tmppopsingers.ticketleap.com/2024/
Follow @TMP-Marian Music Department on social media for show updates and follow what's upcoming
Congratulations to the following students who placed in today's junior high spelling bee: Jack Stoecklein (1st place), Dylan Billinger (2nd place), Evan Staab (3rd place), Leo Billinger (4th place), and Arianna Cantrell-Diaz (alternate). These students will represent TMP-M Junior High at the Ellis County Spelling Bee on February 5th. Congratulations to all participants!
Due to weather and anticipated poor road conditions, TMP-Marian has cancelled school for Tuesday, Jan. 9. Please be safe and God bless.
Due to predicted inclement weather, TMP-Marian and Holy Family Elementary will not have school on Monday, Jan. 8. Stay warm and safe. God bless.
Monarch For a Day is this Friday. It's not too late to register your incoming 6th, 7th, 8th, or 9th grader. Register right now at
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf_XfLragC6t7u9A2ZV55dA-SAAz9_3ZN_7ySEwet9mdcNjmw/viewform?pli=1
The TMP-Marian Solar Power Team, sponsored by MW Energy, is preparing for the statewide solar energy competition in February in Topeka. The team has been designing and building a solar power system that maximizes efficiency and usability.
As part of the design process, the students learn about different aspects of electrical production, such as how much energy is converted to heat versus light. Snacking on some lab-made 'smores (pictured) isn't a bad way to have some fun along the way!
The team is made up of sophomore Zechariah Dickman, junior Sam Schroeder, freshman Mattias Marintzer, and freshman Sam Krannawitter. The team is led by physics teacher Isaac Dennis.
TMP-Marian brainpower brings good into the world in many ways!
TMP FFA recap time!!
Wednesday, the 13th, officers competed at FHSU where Leadership School was held. Officers completed the senior ritual where they recited the opening and closing ceremony of an official FFA meeting in front of a judging panel. In addition to this, they took an FFA information test placing 4th.
Tessa Befort
Teagan Legleiter
Allison Gottschalk
Chloe Purinton
Grace A. Schmeidler
Kimberly Sack
Collin Haselhorst
On Monday. the 18th, the officer team placed Christmas goodie bags and words of affirmation/FFA officer buddy notes in FFA members' lockers.
TMP FFA hopes you all have a wonderful Christmas and enjoy your break!! 🎄✝️
Ready for Christmas?
You may think getting ready for Christmas is decorating, baking, and buying gifts. While that is true, the most important preparation for Christmas is the one done in our hearts and minds.
At TMP-Marian our students seem to be ready for Christmas in the most important way. During fall semester, 509 confessions were heard during Friday Adoration and an additional 45 were heard at the HS retreat on Nov. 21.
May all our hearts be opened and ready to receive our King, our divine Monarch, this Christmas season!
Host families urgently needed for kids coming Jan. 6!
Last day of 2nd Quarter Personal Finance-students received $1,000,000,000.50......in chocolate! Happy Christmas and a Blessed New Year!
