MARSHALL PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT

Located at 401 S Saratoga St in Marshall, Minnesota, the Marshall Public School District operates as an open, traditional public school system anchored in a remote town setting. Serving families across the region, the district administers seven operational schools that offer complete, continuous educational programming spanning from pre-kindergarten all the way through 12th grade. As a non-charter regional district, Marshall Public Schools provides a structured public education framework aimed at guiding local children seamlessly from early childhood development through high school graduation.

The district currently educates a student body of 2,664 learners, consisting of 1,436 male and 1,228 female students. Reflecting a culturally diverse population, the enrollment includes 1,413 White, 563 Hispanic, 330 Asian, 187 Black, 157 multi-racial, and 14 American Indian students. To support this student population, the district maintains a robust workforce amounting to roughly 792.5 full-time equivalent (FTE) positions. This instructional and operational team includes 410.2 FTE teachers, 89.45 FTE instructional aides, and nearly 293 FTE support staff, ensuring students receive dedicated classroom instruction, tailored academic assistance, and strong institutional services throughout their school experience.