Madison, GA — Morgan County Charter Schools is pleased to announce Noah Harrell as the new Principal of Morgan County High School.
Currently serving as Assistant Principal at MCHS, Harrell has established strong connections with students, staff, and families through his leadership, visibility, and dedication to the school community. His appointment reflects the district’s confidence in a leader who understands the culture, traditions, and high expectations that make Morgan County High School exceptional.
Known for his approachable leadership style and dedication to student success, Harrell brings extensive experience in academics, athletics, school safety, discipline, and instructional leadership to the role.
“Noah Harrell is a leader who believes in students, values relationships, and leads with integrity,” said Dr. Stancil. “He understands the importance of school culture while maintaining high expectations. We are excited about the future of Morgan County High School under his leadership.”
Prior to his role at Morgan County High School, Harrell served as Assistant Principal at Locust Grove High School, where he gained valuable experience overseeing academics, discipline, safety, MTSS, athletics, and student services. Throughout his career, he has remained focused on building strong relationships and creating positive learning environments where both students and staff can thrive.
Harrell earned his Master’s degree in Educational Leadership from Georgia College & State University and is currently completing his Specialist degree in Educational Leadership. He also holds a Bachelor of Science in Social Science Education from the University of Georgia.
“It is truly an honor to serve as Principal of Morgan County High School,” said Harrell. “I am committed to creating a school environment where every student feels supported, challenged, and inspired. Together, we will continue building on MCHS’s strong tradition of excellence while preparing students for success in college, careers, and life. I am grateful for the support of the Morgan County community and look forward to a great year ahead. Go Dogs!”