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š STATE CHAMPIONS! š¾
In a game that kept everyone on the edge of their seats, our Morgan County Bulldogs battled through a nail-biting overtime finish and came out on top as STATE CHAMPIONS!
Itās a great day to be a MORGAN COUNTY BULLDOG
šš¾ THE STAGE IS SET. THE MOMENT IS HERE. š¾š
Playing for a State Championship is something special. Itās the dream every team chases, the goal every player works toward from the first practice of the season. Very few teams get the opportunity to play on this stageā¦ and our Morgan County Bulldogs have earned it.
This team is special. These boys are special.
Through hard work, grit, and heart, theyāve fought their way to the GHSA AA State Championship, and now theyāre ready to show everyone what Morgan County basketball is all about.
š Macon Coliseum
š Saturday, March 14
ā° 1:00 PM
š Morgan vs. Butler
Dogs Fans, we need you there in red and black! Pack the stands, bring the noise, and help cheer these young men on as they take the floor for the biggest game of the year.
Itās going to be a DOG vs. DOG fight, and our MORGAN COUNTY Bulldogs are ready.
Playing for a State Championship is something special. Itās the dream every team chases, the goal every player works toward from the first practice of the season. Very few teams get the opportunity to play on this stageā¦ and our Morgan County Bulldogs have earned it.
This team is special. These boys are special.
Through hard work, grit, and heart, theyāve fought their way to the GHSA AA State Championship, and now theyāre ready to show everyone what Morgan County basketball is all about.
š Macon Coliseum
š Saturday, March 14
ā° 1:00 PM
š Morgan vs. Butler
Dogs Fans, we need you there in red and black! Pack the stands, bring the noise, and help cheer these young men on as they take the floor for the biggest game of the year.
Itās going to be a DOG vs. DOG fight, and our MORGAN COUNTY Bulldogs are ready.
š Celebrating the Top of the Class! š
Morgan County Charter Schools is proud to celebrate the Class of 2026 Valedictorian and Salutatorian!
āØ Valedictorian: Catie Malcome
āØ Salutatorian: Justin Bailey
These two exceptional students have shown remarkable dedication, determination, and academic excellence throughout their high school careers. Their commitment to their studies has distinguished them among their peers, and we are incredibly proud of all they have achieved.
šš Walk-Through Wednesdays at MCPS!
Morgan County Primary School recently welcomed parents and guardians for Walk-Through Wednesdays, a special time to step inside the classroom and see learning in action.
During the walkthrough, families were able to see Foundations in Action, an opportunity to observe what their child is learning, how they are learning it, and gain ideas on how to support and engage with them at home.
We love giving families a closer look at the great things happening in our classrooms each day!
Morgan County Primary School recently welcomed parents and guardians for Walk-Through Wednesdays, a special time to step inside the classroom and see learning in action.
During the walkthrough, families were able to see Foundations in Action, an opportunity to observe what their child is learning, how they are learning it, and gain ideas on how to support and engage with them at home.
We love giving families a closer look at the great things happening in our classrooms each day!
šØReminderšØ
Morgan County Middle School 6th graders recently had the opportunity to showcase their SAE (Supervised Agricultural Experience) projects in Agriculture class!
Students shared the projects theyāve been working on, highlighting the skills, knowledge, and responsibility theyāve gained through hands-on agricultural learning. From caring for animals and growing plants to exploring different areas of agriculture, these projects gave students a chance to show what theyāve learned and practice speaking about their work with confidence.
Weāre proud of these students for the effort they put into their projects and thankful for the opportunities our Ag program provides. Experiences like these help students build confidence, responsibility, and a deeper understanding of the important role agriculture plays in our community and beyond.
Students shared the projects theyāve been working on, highlighting the skills, knowledge, and responsibility theyāve gained through hands-on agricultural learning. From caring for animals and growing plants to exploring different areas of agriculture, these projects gave students a chance to show what theyāve learned and practice speaking about their work with confidence.
Weāre proud of these students for the effort they put into their projects and thankful for the opportunities our Ag program provides. Experiences like these help students build confidence, responsibility, and a deeper understanding of the important role agriculture plays in our community and beyond.
Morgan County Charter Schools is proud to announce Dr. Wesley Cooper as the new Principal of Morgan County Elementary School!
See Press Release: https://bit.ly/MCESPrincipal
See Press Release: https://bit.ly/MCESPrincipal
āØCongratulations to our Literary TeamāØ
We are so proud of our students for an outstanding performance at the Region Literary Event at Jackson High School!
Quartet ā Stuart Rose, Jackson LaBarre, Seth Mullins & William Davis ā 1st place (Advancing to State)
Trio ā Molly Copeland, Annabel Sparrow & Grace Vash ā 1st place (Advancing to State)
Soloists ā Grace Vash and Stuart Rose - 1st Place (Advancing to State)
Campbell Kirkland ā 2nd Place in Humorous Acting
Jatavious Ward ā 2nd Place in Domestic Extemporaneous Speaking
Brenna Moore ā 3rd Place in Essay
Jamari Mundy ā 3rd Place in International Extemporaneous Speaking
Becca Thomas & Brinley Sides ā 4th Place in Essays
First Runner-Up in the region overall!
We are so proud of our students for an outstanding performance at the Region Literary Event at Jackson High School!
Quartet ā Stuart Rose, Jackson LaBarre, Seth Mullins & William Davis ā 1st place (Advancing to State)
Trio ā Molly Copeland, Annabel Sparrow & Grace Vash ā 1st place (Advancing to State)
Soloists ā Grace Vash and Stuart Rose - 1st Place (Advancing to State)
Campbell Kirkland ā 2nd Place in Humorous Acting
Jatavious Ward ā 2nd Place in Domestic Extemporaneous Speaking
Brenna Moore ā 3rd Place in Essay
Jamari Mundy ā 3rd Place in International Extemporaneous Speaking
Becca Thomas & Brinley Sides ā 4th Place in Essays
First Runner-Up in the region overall!
Morgan County Charter Schools joins the Georgia School Boards Association in celebrating March 9ā13 as School Board Appreciation Week! We recognize the critical role our board plays in setting the districtās vision, ensuring accountability, and supporting student achievement.
A special thank you to the leaders who guide and support Morgan County Charter Schools every day: Board Chair Andrew Ainslie, III, Vice-Chair Cheryl Bland, Brad Hawk, Dr. Forest Pagett, and Joe Slaughter.
A special thank you to the leaders who guide and support Morgan County Charter Schools every day: Board Chair Andrew Ainslie, III, Vice-Chair Cheryl Bland, Brad Hawk, Dr. Forest Pagett, and Joe Slaughter.
Today we celebrate the people who work behind the scenes to keep our schools safe, clean, and running smoothlyāour incredible maintenance team! š ļø
From early mornings to late afternoons, these dedicated professionals make sure our classrooms are ready, our facilities are safe, and our campuses remain welcoming for every student, teacher, and visitor. Whether itās fixing a problem before anyone notices, preparing spaces for events, or responding quickly when something needs attention, their work keeps Morgan County Charter Schools moving forward every single day.
Simply put, our schools could not run without them.
We are grateful for the pride, care, and commitment our maintenance staff brings to our school community. Your work supports learning in ways that often go unseen but are always appreciated.
Please join us in thanking the amazing maintenance professionals who help make Morgan County Charter Schools a great place to learn and grow! š
From early mornings to late afternoons, these dedicated professionals make sure our classrooms are ready, our facilities are safe, and our campuses remain welcoming for every student, teacher, and visitor. Whether itās fixing a problem before anyone notices, preparing spaces for events, or responding quickly when something needs attention, their work keeps Morgan County Charter Schools moving forward every single day.
Simply put, our schools could not run without them.
We are grateful for the pride, care, and commitment our maintenance staff brings to our school community. Your work supports learning in ways that often go unseen but are always appreciated.
Please join us in thanking the amazing maintenance professionals who help make Morgan County Charter Schools a great place to learn and grow! š
šāØ What a Storybook Week! āØš
We wrapped up Read Across America Week in the most adorable way possible with a Book Character Parade! š
Our hallways were filled with the cutest characters straight from the pages of our favorite books. From classic storybook favorites to new beloved characters, our students brought their stories to life and reminded us all just how fun reading can be.
All week long, our students celebrated the joy, imagination, and adventure that books bring, and todayās parade was the perfect ending to a week full of reading!
š Keep turning those pages. The next great adventure is always just a book away
We wrapped up Read Across America Week in the most adorable way possible with a Book Character Parade! š
Our hallways were filled with the cutest characters straight from the pages of our favorite books. From classic storybook favorites to new beloved characters, our students brought their stories to life and reminded us all just how fun reading can be.
All week long, our students celebrated the joy, imagination, and adventure that books bring, and todayās parade was the perfect ending to a week full of reading!
š Keep turning those pages. The next great adventure is always just a book away
š Itās National School Breakfast Week! š„
At Morgan County Charter Schools, we know that a great day of learning starts with a great breakfast. This week, we celebrated National School Breakfast Week and we want to give a huge THANK YOU to the hardworking men and women in our school nutrition program who prepare and serve delicious meals for our students and staff each day.
Their dedication, early mornings, and friendly smiles help fuel our classrooms and support student success across our district. We are so grateful for the care they put into every meal they serve.
Please join us in showing appreciation to our amazing school nutrition teams! ā¤ļø
At Morgan County Charter Schools, we know that a great day of learning starts with a great breakfast. This week, we celebrated National School Breakfast Week and we want to give a huge THANK YOU to the hardworking men and women in our school nutrition program who prepare and serve delicious meals for our students and staff each day.
Their dedication, early mornings, and friendly smiles help fuel our classrooms and support student success across our district. We are so grateful for the care they put into every meal they serve.
Please join us in showing appreciation to our amazing school nutrition teams! ā¤ļø
šš„ FINAL FOUR š„š
š Legacy Arena ā Douglasville, GA
ā° 3:00 PM Tip-Off- TODAY
š Morgan County vs. Therrell
Good Luck Boys! Go Dogs!
š Legacy Arena ā Douglasville, GA
ā° 3:00 PM Tip-Off- TODAY
š Morgan County vs. Therrell
Good Luck Boys! Go Dogs!
We will be holding dismissal at Morgan County Elementary School today. We appreciate your understanding and patience as we manage a medical situation. Our commitment to the safety and well-being of all students remains our highest priority.
š§ Contractors Invited to Bid ā New Morgan County Primary & Elementary School Project š§
Morgan County Charter Schools is excited to move forward with the construction of our new Morgan County Primary and Elementary School, and we are inviting qualified contractors to submit bids.
Lump Sum Bids are requested for Bid Packages 1ā29.
š Proposals Due: April 2, 2026 by 3:00 PM
š Submission Location:
Morgan County Board of Education
1065 East Ave
Madison, GA 30650
ā Please note: No faxed or emailed bids will be accepted.
For full details and bid information, visit: bit.ly/mccsbid
This new facility represents an exciting step forward for our students, staff, and community as we continue building a strong future for Morgan County.
Morgan County Charter Schools is excited to move forward with the construction of our new Morgan County Primary and Elementary School, and we are inviting qualified contractors to submit bids.
Lump Sum Bids are requested for Bid Packages 1ā29.
š Proposals Due: April 2, 2026 by 3:00 PM
š Submission Location:
Morgan County Board of Education
1065 East Ave
Madison, GA 30650
ā Please note: No faxed or emailed bids will be accepted.
For full details and bid information, visit: bit.ly/mccsbid
This new facility represents an exciting step forward for our students, staff, and community as we continue building a strong future for Morgan County.
š Kindergarten Registration Opens March 9! š
Morgan County Charter Schools is excited to welcome our newest students! Kindergarten registration opens March 9, and we encourage families to register as soon as possible to help us plan for an amazing school year.
š² Getting started is easy:
ā¢ Scan the QR code on the graphic
ā¢ Or visit bit.ly/mccsenroll to complete your online registration and submit required documents.
š Documents youāll need:
ā Parent identification
ā Student birth certificate
ā Student Social Security card (or signed waiver)
ā Two documents verifying residency
ā Immunization records
ā Completed health form (Form 3300)
ā Bonus: Students with completed registration and documentation by April 24 will receive a special prize at Kindergarten Round Up!
š Kindergarten Round Up: April 29 | 4ā6 PM
More details coming soon!
We canāt wait to welcome the Class of 2038 to Morgan County Charter Schools! ā¤ļøš¤
Morgan County Charter Schools is excited to welcome our newest students! Kindergarten registration opens March 9, and we encourage families to register as soon as possible to help us plan for an amazing school year.
š² Getting started is easy:
ā¢ Scan the QR code on the graphic
ā¢ Or visit bit.ly/mccsenroll to complete your online registration and submit required documents.
š Documents youāll need:
ā Parent identification
ā Student birth certificate
ā Student Social Security card (or signed waiver)
ā Two documents verifying residency
ā Immunization records
ā Completed health form (Form 3300)
ā Bonus: Students with completed registration and documentation by April 24 will receive a special prize at Kindergarten Round Up!
š Kindergarten Round Up: April 29 | 4ā6 PM
More details coming soon!
We canāt wait to welcome the Class of 2038 to Morgan County Charter Schools! ā¤ļøš¤
šš Itās Read Across America Week and the fun is in full swing!
Today, our primary and elementary students stepped out in their crazy socks and showed their creativity by dressing as America: Then and Now!
From bright neon and animal prints socks to pioneers, cowboys, and even 2000s-inspired outfits, the creativity was everywhere! Most importantly, our students are celebrating the joy of reading while making memories along the way
Today, our primary and elementary students stepped out in their crazy socks and showed their creativity by dressing as America: Then and Now!
From bright neon and animal prints socks to pioneers, cowboys, and even 2000s-inspired outfits, the creativity was everywhere! Most importantly, our students are celebrating the joy of reading while making memories along the way
Letās go, Dog Nation! š
Itās GHSA AA Elite 8 time and our Morgan County High School Boys Basketball team is ready to battle!
Morgan vs. Thomson
š Wednesday, March 4
ā° 7:00 PM
š MCHS Competition Gym
This is playoff basketball at its best and our Dogs need a PACKED house! Wear your red and black and help us cheer on our DOGS!!
Go Dogs!
Itās GHSA AA Elite 8 time and our Morgan County High School Boys Basketball team is ready to battle!
Morgan vs. Thomson
š Wednesday, March 4
ā° 7:00 PM
š MCHS Competition Gym
This is playoff basketball at its best and our Dogs need a PACKED house! Wear your red and black and help us cheer on our DOGS!!
Go Dogs!
This morning, our 8th graders took the next step in their academic journey with a visit to Morgan County High School!
Students heard from school leaders, toured the campus alongside MCHS Ambassadors, and explored the many opportunities that await them as future high schoolers. From agricultural and engineering to healthcare and cosmetology, from Latin and digital media to the arts and athletics, there truly is something for every student at MCHS.
At Morgan County Charter Schools, we are proud to offer pathways that help every child discover their interests, develop their talents, and prepare for a bright future.
MCHS ā get readyā¦ the Class of 2030 is coming for you!
Students heard from school leaders, toured the campus alongside MCHS Ambassadors, and explored the many opportunities that await them as future high schoolers. From agricultural and engineering to healthcare and cosmetology, from Latin and digital media to the arts and athletics, there truly is something for every student at MCHS.
At Morgan County Charter Schools, we are proud to offer pathways that help every child discover their interests, develop their talents, and prepare for a bright future.
MCHS ā get readyā¦ the Class of 2030 is coming for you!
