ā¤ļøš¤š Honoring Those Who Served ā¤ļøš¤
Today, we proudly honor all who have served our great nation, with a special thank you to the veterans who are part of the Morgan County Charter Schools family.
Some of these heroes walk our halls, teach our students, serve our schools, and make a difference in the lives of others every day. Their service did not end when they took off the uniform. Their commitment to serving others continues right here in our community.
To our veterans, thank you for your sacrifice, your example, and your continued service to others. We are better because you are part of One Morgan.
We honor you. We appreciate you. We are forever grateful.
Happy Veterans Day
Today, we proudly honor all who have served our great nation, with a special thank you to the veterans who are part of the Morgan County Charter Schools family.
Some of these heroes walk our halls, teach our students, serve our schools, and make a difference in the lives of others every day. Their service did not end when they took off the uniform. Their commitment to serving others continues right here in our community.
To our veterans, thank you for your sacrifice, your example, and your continued service to others. We are better because you are part of One Morgan.
We honor you. We appreciate you. We are forever grateful.
Happy Veterans Day
šClass Spotlight: AP Environmental Science š
Mr. Biersmith's AP Environmental Science students recently took their learning outside the classroom for a closer look at how urban development impacts the environment!
As part of their unit on how humans utilize land and water resources, students explored the school construction site as a real-world example of the planning and coordination involved in major development projects.
During the visit, students learned about several environmental considerations, including vegetation removal, water runoff, soil movement, erosion, and soil compaction. They also discussed how construction impacts more than just the land where a building is located, including nearby neighborhoods and the flow of runoff into local streams and rivers, both now and in the future.
It was a great opportunity to connect classroom lessons to a project happening right here on our campus.
Mr. Biersmith's AP Environmental Science students recently took their learning outside the classroom for a closer look at how urban development impacts the environment!
As part of their unit on how humans utilize land and water resources, students explored the school construction site as a real-world example of the planning and coordination involved in major development projects.
During the visit, students learned about several environmental considerations, including vegetation removal, water runoff, soil movement, erosion, and soil compaction. They also discussed how construction impacts more than just the land where a building is located, including nearby neighborhoods and the flow of runoff into local streams and rivers, both now and in the future.
It was a great opportunity to connect classroom lessons to a project happening right here on our campus.
Behind every freedom we enjoy is a story of courage, sacrifice, and service. It is courage that has protected our nation, sacrifices that have secured our freedoms, and service and commitment that have left a legacy generations will carry forward.
On November 11, we invite our Morgan County community to join us in honoring the brave men and women who have worn our nation's uniform. It is our privilege to recognize their service and express our deepest gratitude for all they have done for our country.
We are proud of our veterans, grateful for their service, and honored to celebrate them.
Veterans Day Celebration
š November 11 | 9:30 AM
š Morgan County High School Competition Gym
š¤ Guest Speaker: Michael Launius
Presented by American Legion Post 37
To our veterans: Your service is part of our nation's story, your sacrifices are part of our freedom, and your legacy will never be forgotten.
Thank you for serving. Thank you for sacrificing. Thank you for being our heroes. ā¤ļøš¤š
On November 11, we invite our Morgan County community to join us in honoring the brave men and women who have worn our nation's uniform. It is our privilege to recognize their service and express our deepest gratitude for all they have done for our country.
We are proud of our veterans, grateful for their service, and honored to celebrate them.
Veterans Day Celebration
š November 11 | 9:30 AM
š Morgan County High School Competition Gym
š¤ Guest Speaker: Michael Launius
Presented by American Legion Post 37
To our veterans: Your service is part of our nation's story, your sacrifices are part of our freedom, and your legacy will never be forgotten.
Thank you for serving. Thank you for sacrificing. Thank you for being our heroes. ā¤ļøš¤š
Morgan County High School has been selected as the recipient of the GHSA Cooperative Spirit Sportsmanship Award, sponsored by Walton EMC and Georgiaās Electric Membership Cooperatives. The award was presented tonight before the Morgan County vs. Lumpkin County football game at Bill Corry Stadium.
The annual award recognizes one school in each region and division for demonstrating outstanding sportsmanship, respect, fairness, honesty, and responsibility. It considers the conduct of student-athletes, coaches, students, staff, parents, and spectators, making this recognition a tribute to the entire school and community.
This award celebrates not only our athletes, but the sportsmanship, character, and Bulldog pride demonstrated throughout the Morgan County community.
ā¤ļøš¤ SENIOR NIGHT AT BILL CORRY STADIUM! š¤ā¤ļø
Tonight, we celebrate our Seniors as they take the field at Bill Corry Stadium for their final regular-season home game!
From the memories made to the friendships formed, these students have helped make Friday nights in Morgan County special. Their journey continues, but tonight, we pause to celebrate their accomplishments, their dedication, and the lasting impact they've made on our Bulldog family.
Let's show up for our seniors and our Bulldogs! Help us cheer on The Dogs as Morgan takes on Lumpkin County!
š Senior Football Players and Cheerleaders will be recognized before the game at 7:00 p.m.
š¶ Senior Band Members will be recognized during halftime.
Tonight, we celebrate our Seniors as they take the field at Bill Corry Stadium for their final regular-season home game!
From the memories made to the friendships formed, these students have helped make Friday nights in Morgan County special. Their journey continues, but tonight, we pause to celebrate their accomplishments, their dedication, and the lasting impact they've made on our Bulldog family.
Let's show up for our seniors and our Bulldogs! Help us cheer on The Dogs as Morgan takes on Lumpkin County!
š Senior Football Players and Cheerleaders will be recognized before the game at 7:00 p.m.
š¶ Senior Band Members will be recognized during halftime.
š A Few Important Reminders!
Tomorrow, Friday, October 30, is a Digital Learning Day, and Monday, November 2, is a Professional Learning Day.
We look forward to welcoming students back to school on Tuesday, November 3!
Have a fun, safe Halloween weekend, Bulldogs!
Tomorrow, Friday, October 30, is a Digital Learning Day, and Monday, November 2, is a Professional Learning Day.
We look forward to welcoming students back to school on Tuesday, November 3!
Have a fun, safe Halloween weekend, Bulldogs!
As we close out National Principals Month, weāre shining the spotlight on Mr. Noah Harrell, Principal of Morgan County High School!
From classroom achievements and championship moments to friendships, unforgettable memories, and important life lessons learned along the way, the high school years help shape our studentsā futures.
In his first year as principal, Mr. Harrell is helping set high expectations while supporting the experiences and opportunities that make these years so special.
Thank you, Mr. Harrell, for helping our Bulldogs make the most of every moment at MCHS!
From classroom achievements and championship moments to friendships, unforgettable memories, and important life lessons learned along the way, the high school years help shape our studentsā futures.
In his first year as principal, Mr. Harrell is helping set high expectations while supporting the experiences and opportunities that make these years so special.
Thank you, Mr. Harrell, for helping our Bulldogs make the most of every moment at MCHS!
š¬ Student Voices. Meaningful Conversations.
Our Student Advisory recently came together for another great opportunity to share ideas, ask questions, and help shape the future of Morgan County Charter Schools!
Students shared their perspectives on how AI is being used in and out of the classroom and what they wish teachers better understood about their generation. Dr. Stancil gave students a look at the plans and blueprints for our new school and answered their questions about this exciting project.
Through a Student Speaks discussion led by Mrs. Meeler, students also had the opportunity to share what they wish adults better understood about their daily experiences and what changes they would make to improve our schools.
We value these opportunities to listen and learn directly from our students. Their perspectives matter, and their voices help us continue moving Morgan County Charter Schools forward!
ā¤ļøš¤ WELCOME HOME, SPIKE DOGS! š¤ā¤ļø
FINAL FOUR VICTORY! And now, our Spike Dogs are STATE CHAMPIONSHIP BOUND!
Join us along Main Street in Madison as our team bus comes through town with a police escort.
š Main Street, Madison
ā° ETA: 5:45 PM
Go Dogs!
FINAL FOUR VICTORY! And now, our Spike Dogs are STATE CHAMPIONSHIP BOUND!
Join us along Main Street in Madison as our team bus comes through town with a police escort.
š Main Street, Madison
ā° ETA: 5:45 PM
Go Dogs!
š„ THE GIRLS ARE ON FIRE! š„
Our SPIKE DOGS are STATE CHAMPIONSHIP BOUND!
The girls took down LaFayette and punched their ticket to the BIG STAGE! Now itās time to get ready to fight for a STATE TITLE this Saturday!
Lady Dogs Softball š¹
Lady Dogs Volleyball š¹
Two teams. Two BIG wins. It's a GREAT day to be a Morgan County Bulldog!
Our SPIKE DOGS are STATE CHAMPIONSHIP BOUND!
The girls took down LaFayette and punched their ticket to the BIG STAGE! Now itās time to get ready to fight for a STATE TITLE this Saturday!
Lady Dogs Softball š¹
Lady Dogs Volleyball š¹
Two teams. Two BIG wins. It's a GREAT day to be a Morgan County Bulldog!
š„ LADY DOGS Win Game 1! š¹
WHAT A GAME! The Lady Dogs fought until the very end, taking down Appling 7-6 in extra innings to get the WIN in Columbus!
UP NEXT: GAME 2
Morgan vs. Sonoraville-- TOMORROW ā° 12:30 PM
WHAT A GAME! The Lady Dogs fought until the very end, taking down Appling 7-6 in extra innings to get the WIN in Columbus!
UP NEXT: GAME 2
Morgan vs. Sonoraville-- TOMORROW ā° 12:30 PM
ā¤ļøš¤ 2 TEAMS. 1 GOAL. ā¤ļøš¤
One is headed to the FINAL FOUR. The other is headed to the ELITE EIGHT. Both are STATE BOUND!
š VOLLEYBALL | FINAL FOUR
Morgan vs LaFayette ---Wednesday, October 28 | 12:30 PM
š„ SOFTBALL | ELITE EIGHT
Morgan vs Appling --- Wednesday, October 28 | 11:00 AM
Join us in wishing both teams the best of luck as they compete for a STATE TITLE!
Go Dogs!
One is headed to the FINAL FOUR. The other is headed to the ELITE EIGHT. Both are STATE BOUND!
š VOLLEYBALL | FINAL FOUR
Morgan vs LaFayette ---Wednesday, October 28 | 12:30 PM
š„ SOFTBALL | ELITE EIGHT
Morgan vs Appling --- Wednesday, October 28 | 11:00 AM
Join us in wishing both teams the best of luck as they compete for a STATE TITLE!
Go Dogs!
The Morgan County High School Marching Band had an outstanding weekend at the Greater Atlanta Marching Festival! ā¤ļøš¤
š„ Superior ratings across the board
š„ 1st Place Drum Major and Percussion in Class 4A
š TWO Best in Show honors
š 3rd Place Overall!
Superior sounds, standout performances, and a weekend to remember! Congratulations to our talented students, directors, and band families!
š„ Superior ratings across the board
š„ 1st Place Drum Major and Percussion in Class 4A
š TWO Best in Show honors
š 3rd Place Overall!
Superior sounds, standout performances, and a weekend to remember! Congratulations to our talented students, directors, and band families!
ā¤ļøš¤ National Principals Month Spotlight! š¤ā¤ļø
As we continue celebrating National Principals Month, weāre recognizing Marcus Wyatt, Principal of Morgan County Middle School!
Middle school is where big personalities, growing independence, and new adventures all come together! Thank you Mr. Wyatt for guiding and supporting our students through these important years and for helping them make the most of their middle school experience.
As we continue celebrating National Principals Month, weāre recognizing Marcus Wyatt, Principal of Morgan County Middle School!
Middle school is where big personalities, growing independence, and new adventures all come together! Thank you Mr. Wyatt for guiding and supporting our students through these important years and for helping them make the most of their middle school experience.
š£ 5, 6, 7, 8ā¦ IT'S COMPETITION TIME!
Our MCMS competition cheerleaders are headed to the Georgia Middle School Competition TOMORROW!
Join us in wishing these athletes the best of luck!
Hit it, Stick it, Own it! Let's Go Dogs!
Our MCMS competition cheerleaders are headed to the Georgia Middle School Competition TOMORROW!
Join us in wishing these athletes the best of luck!
Hit it, Stick it, Own it! Let's Go Dogs!
šš SCHOOL BUS SAFETY CHECK! Behind every school bus stop is a child counting on us to help keep them safe.
This School Bus Safety Week, take a quick safety check and see how many of these important reminders you know!
ā WAIT SAFELY: Stand back from the road while waiting for the bus.
ā WATCH YOUR STEP: Wait until the bus comes to a complete stop before getting on or off, and use the handrails.
ā KNOW WHEN TO STOP: Drivers must stop for a school bus displaying flashing red lights and an extended stop arm, as required by law.
ā KEEP YOUR DISTANCE: Never pass a stopped school bus loading or unloading students.
ā DON'T CHASE IT: If you drop something near the bus, tell the driver. Never reach under the bus or run after it.
ā LOOK OUT FOR LITTLE FEET: Slow down and watch for children near bus stops, school zones, and neighborhoods.
How many did you know? Share these reminders with your family and help spread the word about school bus safety!
This School Bus Safety Week, take a quick safety check and see how many of these important reminders you know!
ā WAIT SAFELY: Stand back from the road while waiting for the bus.
ā WATCH YOUR STEP: Wait until the bus comes to a complete stop before getting on or off, and use the handrails.
ā KNOW WHEN TO STOP: Drivers must stop for a school bus displaying flashing red lights and an extended stop arm, as required by law.
ā KEEP YOUR DISTANCE: Never pass a stopped school bus loading or unloading students.
ā DON'T CHASE IT: If you drop something near the bus, tell the driver. Never reach under the bus or run after it.
ā LOOK OUT FOR LITTLE FEET: Slow down and watch for children near bus stops, school zones, and neighborhoods.
How many did you know? Share these reminders with your family and help spread the word about school bus safety!
ā¤ļø Be Prepared. Be Confident. Be a Lifesaver! ā¤ļø
Do you know what to do in an emergency? Our MCHS HOSA students are offering a Heartsaver CPR class to the community!
Join us to learn valuable, potentially lifesaving skills that can make a difference when every second counts!
š Friday, October 30
ā° 9:00ā11:00 AM
š MCHS Healthcare Science Room
š² Cost: $23 per person
šļø Registration deadline: October 29
ā¤ļø What will you learn?
āļø Adult CPR
āļø How to help someone who is choking while conscious
āļø How to help someone who is choking while unconscious
ā ļø Space is limited to 25 participants, so don't wait to sign up!
Come learn a skill that could help you save a life!
Do you know what to do in an emergency? Our MCHS HOSA students are offering a Heartsaver CPR class to the community!
Join us to learn valuable, potentially lifesaving skills that can make a difference when every second counts!
š Friday, October 30
ā° 9:00ā11:00 AM
š MCHS Healthcare Science Room
š² Cost: $23 per person
šļø Registration deadline: October 29
ā¤ļø What will you learn?
āļø Adult CPR
āļø How to help someone who is choking while conscious
āļø How to help someone who is choking while unconscious
ā ļø Space is limited to 25 participants, so don't wait to sign up!
Come learn a skill that could help you save a life!
The Lady Dogs hit the road as they compete in the Sweet 16!
Best of luck to our Lady Dogs as they take on Lamar! 2 games, 1 goal!
š„ Game 1: Morgan vs. Lamar | 4:30 PM
š„ Game 2: Morgan vs. Lamar | 6:30 PM
Let's Go Dogs!
Best of luck to our Lady Dogs as they take on Lamar! 2 games, 1 goal!
š„ Game 1: Morgan vs. Lamar | 4:30 PM
š„ Game 2: Morgan vs. Lamar | 6:30 PM
Let's Go Dogs!
Our National Principals Month celebration continues! Today, weāre shining the spotlight on Dr. Wes Cooper, Principal of Morgan County Elementary School!
Grades 3ā5 are full of growing minds, big questions, new discoveries, and plenty of opportunities to shine! Dr. Cooper plays an important role in creating a school community where students are encouraged to do their best and keep reaching for their goals.
Thank you, Dr. Cooper, for all you do for our students, staff, and MCES family!
Grades 3ā5 are full of growing minds, big questions, new discoveries, and plenty of opportunities to shine! Dr. Cooper plays an important role in creating a school community where students are encouraged to do their best and keep reaching for their goals.
Thank you, Dr. Cooper, for all you do for our students, staff, and MCES family!
Morgan County, get ready to line the streets in RED and BLACK! ā¤ļøš¤
The MCHS Homecoming Parade is THIS FRIDAY, and we want to see our Bulldog community out cheering loud and proud!
Here's What You Need to Know:
šļøFriday, October 16th
š§ Road Closures Begin at 1:30 PM --Moreland Avenue, College Avenue, College Drive and MCHS campus entrance off Highway 441 will be closed.
Student Checkout Ends:
- MCPS: 1:00 PM
- MCES: 12:30 PM
-MCMS: 1:00 PM
- MCHS: 1:30 PM
š Parade Route Map Attached! (Check out the best spots to stand and cheer!)
šParking: Please use the Aquatic Center parking lot.
Letās line the streets with Morgan Red and Black and making this a Homecoming to remember!
We canāt wait to see the spirit, the floats, and of courseāYOU!
The MCHS Homecoming Parade is THIS FRIDAY, and we want to see our Bulldog community out cheering loud and proud!
Here's What You Need to Know:
šļøFriday, October 16th
š§ Road Closures Begin at 1:30 PM --Moreland Avenue, College Avenue, College Drive and MCHS campus entrance off Highway 441 will be closed.
Student Checkout Ends:
- MCPS: 1:00 PM
- MCES: 12:30 PM
-MCMS: 1:00 PM
- MCHS: 1:30 PM
š Parade Route Map Attached! (Check out the best spots to stand and cheer!)
šParking: Please use the Aquatic Center parking lot.
Letās line the streets with Morgan Red and Black and making this a Homecoming to remember!
We canāt wait to see the spirit, the floats, and of courseāYOU!