Marietta Schools Foundation

Providing the Margin of Excellence

The Marietta Schools Foundation was incorporated in June 1983 for the purpose of promoting educational achievement and excellence among the students, faculty and staff of the Marietta City Schools. The foundation recognizes and rewards outstanding students, teachers, and administrators, and establishes funding guidelines and procedures in order to respond to the specific needs of teachers and administrators.

Scholarships are provided by the foundation through several scholarship funds that have been endowed specifically for that purpose. The foundation also helps fund many projects throughout the year.

Through the generous contributions of alumni, friends, businesses and local authorities, the Marietta Schools Foundation reached the $1 million milestone in 1998.

News

Marietta Superintendent Welcomes Back Employees, July 31
Dr. Emily Lembeck welcomed back school system employees during the annual “Welcome Back” event held July 31 at Marietta Middle School. The event included a special video presentation titled “What Makes a Great Teacher?” and the Marietta Schools Foundation Years of Service pin ceremony honoring employees with 10, 20, 30 and 40-years of service to the district.

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Marietta Schools Foundation Receives $25,000 Math Endowment
Marietta Schools Foundation (MSF) is the recipient of a $25,000 Mathematics Endowment from the estate of Robert A. Fuller, a former Marietta High School math teacher. More »