Marlow Public Schools is celebrating a major milestone this year with the completion of a bond project that has transformed the district’s campuses and facilities.

In 2022, the Marlow community voted in favor of a $34 million bond package that promised to bring new opportunities for students and staff. Now, just three and a half years later, those promises have become reality. Superintendent Corey Holland shared his gratitude with the community in a recent message, emphasizing the teamwork and support that made the projects possible.

“What makes this so special is it took all of us, working together, to get this done,” Holland said. “The power of community we have in Marlow has been put on full display all across our campuses.”

New Facilities Across the District

The completed projects represent investments in academics, the arts, athletics, and student safety. Highlights include:

• Performing Arts Center – A brand-new facility giving students a stage to showcase their talents and a space where the arts can thrive.

• High School Administration & Classroom Building – A new space that is already enhancing the learning environment, creating more room for growth and innovation.

• Athletic Facilities – A new field house for the football program and a dedicated wrestling facility, giving student-athletes the resources they need to train, compete, and succeed.

• Tornado-Proof Safe Rooms – Located at the middle school and high school, these spaces provide critical safety and peace of mind while also serving as multipurpose areas for school and community gatherings.

For a look inside the new facilities, click here.

More Than Just Buildings

District leaders emphasize that these projects are about creating spaces where students can learn, grow, and discover their potential.

“These are more than just buildings. They are investments in the future of our students,” Holland said. “On behalf of our board of education, our staff, and our students, I want to sincerely thank the Marlow community for believing in our schools and investing in the next generation of Outlaws.”

A Community Effort

The district believes these projects showcase what can be accomplished when a community comes together around a shared vision. From classrooms to athletic facilities to safe spaces, each project reflects the values and priorities of Marlow’s families.

“Because of you, our students now have opportunities like never before,” Holland said. “Together, we are building something special. So thank you, and Go Outlaws!”