Students to get voice at Marysville board meetings
Education, Local News, Marysville School Board, News
September 17, 2026

Students to get voice at Marysville board meetings

By From JT Staff Reports 

Marysville students could soon have a regular voice at Board of Education meetings through a new policy establishing student participation in the district’s governance process.

The Marysville Exempted Village School District policy, on Thursday’s agenda, would formalize the role of the Superinten...

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The map above shows two potential future alignments for Town Run through Uptown Marysville. The green line shows the waterway’s existing route, while the blue and red lines show alternatives that would move portions of Town Run from beneath private properties and place more of the waterway beneath city streets. City officials said the potential rerouting is part of a larger effort to address Town Run as it winds through the city. (Photo submitted)
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