Yesterday marked a truly special milestone as we broke ground on the future home of our new Morgan County Primary and Elementary School. What was once a vision is now becoming a reality.
This project represents more than just a new building; it reflects our commitment to our students, our families, and the future of Morgan County.
As we look ahead, we see classrooms filled with curiosity, hallways filled with laughter, and opportunities that will shape generations to come.
Yesterday was not just about breaking ground, it was about building the future.








A HUGE congratulations to both our Boys and Girls Track & Field teams for bringing home the Region Championship titles!
Way to go Dogs!

Round 1 of the State Playoffs is HEREāMorgan vs. Butler in a doubleheader.
ā° First Pitch: 4:30 PM
š Be there. Be loud. Be proud.
Go Dogs!

We are thrilled to recognize our Top 5 Teacher of the Year Finalists from each of our four schools! Being selected by your peers is a true honor and a reflection of the impact you make every single day. š
Primary School (PS):
Lauren Thomason, Kelsey Duvall, Jessica Redd, Kayla Sapp, Paige Smith
Elementary School (ES):
Jodi Bailey, Kathi Edwards, Courtland Howard, Kelly Porter, Jenny Slaughter
Middle School (MS):
Melissa Brown, Travis Freeman, Daniel Ghann, Kristen Steele, Chad Stinchcomb
High School (HS):
Leah Ainslie, Abby Bethea, Katie Cobb, Chante Harrell, Lenae Rose
Thank you for inspiring, supporting, and loving our children each and every day. Your influence reaches far beyond the classroom, shaping futures and strengthening our community.




Itās the 1st Round of the Tennis Playoffs for BOTH Boys & Girls!
š Morgan County vs. Washington High School
šļø Thursday, April 23rd
ā° Match starts at 4:30 PM
Come out and support our Bulldogs as they battle it out on the courts!

From bold designs to imaginative masterpieces, our students are putting their creativity on full display⦠and you donāt want to miss it!
Come support our young artists and see the world through their eyes.
šMorgan County High School
š 4:00- 6:30

This recognition is based on our National Chapter Application, showcasing the leadership, service, and dedication demonstrated through the activities planned and carried out by our student leaders throughout the year.
A special congratulations to our 2025ā2026 Officer Team for their hard work and commitment: Brynlee Dickerson, Aria Montgomery, Jessie Jones, Hailey Boyd, Grady Bullard, Leah McLendon, Eliana Niko, and Sawyer Phillips.

Wednesday, April 22: HS Football only
Wednesday, April 29: Middle School sports
Wednesday, May 6: All other High School sports
All physicals begin at 3:15 PM.
Physicals are valid for one year and must be uploaded to Aktivate.com
Forms: https://bit.ly/MorganAktivate

Yesterday, Morgan County Middle School had the honor of celebrating more than 80 incredible students at our National Junior Honor Society Induction Ceremony.
The morning was spent recognizing students who exemplify the very best of our school community through their commitment to the seven key values of NJHS: scholarship, service, leadership, citizenship, character, and honor.
Guest speaker Mrs. Courtney Thomas, Special Education Director, reminded our students that they are seen, understood, and supported, while encouraging them to make positive choices, lead with kindness, and stay grounded in who they areāwords that resonated with everyone in the room.
Congratulations to each of our inductees. MCCS is proud of you and knows that you will continue to make a difference every single day.
Yesterday was a very special day as we celebrated our Special Olympics athletes during Exceptional Children's Week. We are proud to stand behind them. š«
This event is about so much more than competition. Itās about joy, courage, inclusion, and celebrating every ability. Itās about showing up, cheering loudly, and reminding every athlete that they are valued, supported, and celebrated by their community.
We are honored to watch our student athletes shine, compete, and inspire us all with their hard work and determination.
It was a day full of encouragement, kindness, and Morgan County pride as we celebrated each and every participant.
You belong. You are celebrated. You are exceptional!




During Exceptional Childrenās Week, weāre turning the page to possibility by championing literacy success in special education. Through dedication, support, and belief in every learner, weāre opening doors, building confidence, and creating brighter futures. One page at a time.


Reminder that our Special Olympics event kicks off tomorrow as part of Exceptional Week! š«
We canāt wait to celebrate our incredible athletes as they compete, smile, and shine.

Join us this Friday night for Youth Night as Morgan takes on Oconee in our last home regular season game and weād love to see YOU there!
š First pitch at 6:00 PM
šļø Tickets are $8 - cash, credit card or GoFan
š Kids who wear a jersey get in FREE
ā¾ Stick around after the game and let the kids run the bases!
Bring your family, bring your team, and be part of a fun night at the ballpark making memories together.

Go Dogs!

Our assistant principals go above and beyond every day. They lead classrooms, guide teachers, support students, and help our schools thrive. Everything they do they do with heart and dedication.
Join us in thanking our Assistant Principals for all they do, every single day, to make a difference in Morgan County.

Spring Break is next week! We hope all of our students, staff, and families enjoy a safe, relaxing, and fun-filled break.
We look forward to welcoming everyone back refreshed and ready to finish the year strong!


At Morgan County Charter Schools, we are committed to creating an environment where all learners feel supported, included, and empowered to succeed.
Because when every student is valued, our entire community grows stronger.

Children count on you, teachers count on you, and we couldnāt do it without you! Your support, care, and dedication make a difference every single day. Thank you for all that you do to help our students shine!

