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We are so excited to host Junior Deputy Camp at MCES this week! Because our local law enforcement officers are running the camp and mentoring our campers, you will notice a significant increase in police presence and law enforcement vehicles on campus all week.
Please don't be alarmed, this is simply part of the camp activities and a wonderful opportunity for our students to interact with our local heroes.
Weāre looking forward to a safe, fun, and memorable week!

Surrounded by classmates, family, friends, teachers, and the Morgan County community, these graduates walked across the stage and into the next chapter of their lives. From the first steps they took through MCCS doors to this unforgettable milestone, these seniors have grown into young men and women ready to make their mark on the world. The emotion and pride radiated on the faces of everyone in attendance.
Graduation is more than diplomas. It is about memories made, challenges overcome, friendships formed, and dreams waiting to be chased. It was a celebration of hard work, perseverance, and the people who stood beside them every step of the way.
Morgan County is beyond proud of this class and all they have accomplished. Congratulations, Class of 2026! Your future is bright, your possibilities are endless, and you will forever a Morgan County Bulldog.










We have been closely monitoring the weather for graduation. Due to the anticipated forecast, graduation will be held as follows:
Morgan County High School Graduation
May 22, 2026
8:00 p.m.
Morgan County High School Competition Gym
Doors will open at 6:30 p.m.
We have worked to maximize attendance capacity by providing each senior family with seven tickets. These limits are necessary in order to remain in compliance with fire code regulations and occupancy requirements.
Please note that all individuals entering the gym will be required to present a graduation ticket for admission, including small children. Unfortunately, employee badges cannot be accepted in place of a ticket for entry. We also ask that guests refrain from bringing large items such as balloons or similar objects that may interfere with the view of other attendees.
We appreciate your understanding and cooperation as we work to provide a safe and positive experience for our graduates and their families. We look forward to celebrating the Class of 2026 and all they have accomplished.
Please see the attached parking map and the livestream link below.
https://www.youtube.com/live/K7MuE4rNNEg?feature=shared


Class of 2026 Seniors and Families,
As we prepare to celebrate the Morgan County Charter Schools Class of 2026, we are continuing to closely monitor the weather forecast for graduation. We know this is a special and important occasion for our graduates and their families, and our goal is to hold the ceremony safely while preserving this meaningful experience.
We will continue to monitor the weather forecast and will provide updated communication via email and district social media later this afternoon. We appreciate your patience, flexibility, and understanding as we work to make this a memorable graduation ceremony, regardless of location. We look forward to celebrating the Class of 2026 and all they have accomplished.

As you step into this next season of life, we wish each of you nothing but happiness, success, and endless opportunities.
May you always treasure the memories made, the lessons learned, the friendships built, and the moments that shaped your journey along the way. From Friday night lights to classroom laughs, from challenges overcome to dreams achieved , these years will forever be a part of who you are.
No matter where life takes you, always remember that you will forever be a Morgan County Bulldog.
Congratulations, Class of 2026!

Tomorrow is the LAST DAY OF SCHOOL! āļø ---Students will be released 1 HOUR EARLY.


Join us Sunday, May 17th at 2:00 PM in the auditorium as we honor and celebrate our seniors during Baccalaureate.
The future is bright, and Morgan County is so proud of the Class of 2026.

Monday night, the Morgan County Charter Schools Board of Education had the honor of recognizing our 2026 retirees, Teachers of the Year, and Support Professionals of the Year.
Our 2026 retirees were recognized for their lasting impact and unwavering commitment to our students and schools. We are deeply thankful for the legacy they leave behind and the countless lives they have touched along the way.
We also proudly recognized our Teachers of the Year and Support Professionals of the Year for their outstanding work and well-earned honors.
Congratulations to our TOTY and SPOTY honorees on this special honor, and thank you to our retirees for the incredible legacy you leave behind.
Join Us in Congratulating our Retirees:
Central Office : Tammy Ashurst, Gail Slaughter, Susan Tolbert
Transportation: Lucy Harris, Michelle Miller
MCHS: Susan Courchaine, Melanie Sigler, Dennis Sitzmann
MCMS: Angela Howard
MCES: Amy Atkinson, Jill Cooper, Katherine Little, Bernice Reid, Linda Smith, Melissa Ward, Betty Webb, Janelle Wisneski
MCPS: Gena Christian, Lamb Eggers, Jennifer Haynes, Kimberly Lane
School Nutrition: Lisa Parker










Our Morgan County Bulldogs are battling for a spot in the State Championship and we need YOU in the stands!
Today is more than baseball ... itās about showing these young men how proud Morgan County is of them. ā¤ļø
ā¤ļø RED OUT ā¤ļø
ā¾ļø Doubleheader Today
š Game 1 ā 4:30 PM
š Game 2 ā 7:00 PM

We will be be cheering for you every step, jump, and throw! Go Dogs!

Teaching is more than a career. It is the opportunity to shape futures, build confidence, and leave a lasting impact on generations to come. Morgan County High School is proud to recognize 10 outstanding seniors from Mrs. Westmorelandās Teaching as a Profession Pathway who participated in the 2nd Annual Teach in the Peach Statewide Educator Signing Day at the College Football Hall of Fame!
Presented by the College Football Playoff Foundation, PAGE, University of West Georgia, and the Peach Bowl, this incredible event honored students who are choosing to step into one of the most impactful professions there is, EDUCATION.
Congratulations to:
š Kennedy Cox
š Savannah Tate
š Chloe Boyd
š Ava Forester
š Gracie Adcock
š Mariana Delgado Mendez
š Cheryl Brewer
š Ryānyjah Revere
š Kameryn Guinn
š Madisyn Cannington
These future educators are answering a calling to lead and inspire the next generation. We are incredibly proud of these students for choosing a profession that changes lives every single day. The future is bright with leaders like these stepping into education!


Morgan County High School has been recognized by the Georgia Department of Education as a 2026 AP Honor School! MCHS earned the distinction of being named:
ā AP School of Distinction
ā AP STEM School
ā AP STEM Achievement School
AP exams are administered by the College Board, which also administers the SAT. AP courses provide students with access to college-level learning while still in high school, and students who earn scores of 3, 4, or 5 on AP exams may receive college credit.
We are proud of our Bulldogs and their commitment to academic excellence! ā¤ļøš¤ Way to go Dogs!

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Today, we celebrate the creativity, growth, and limitless potential of our students at Crossroads School through Art for Life.
This meaningful program is a reflection of whatās possible when a community comes together to invest in its students. We are incredibly grateful for the continued support of the Madison Artists Guild and the strong partnership with our Morgan County Alternative Education Program. Because of this collaboration, our students are given opportunities to grow, create, and discover their potential in new and powerful ways.
Art for Life is more than an arts program; it is an experience that helps our students build confidence, develop life skills, and find their voice. Through the dedication of outstanding educators, Elizabeth Collins Hanes and Angelina Bellebuono, our students are encouraged, challenged, and inspired to see what they are capable of achieving.
Todayās unveiling of student-created street art is a proud moment for Morgan County Charter Schools. Each piece represents creativity, resilience, and personal growth. These works are more than art. They are a reflection of our studentsā journeys and the bright futures ahead of them.
At Morgan County Charter Schools, we believe in every studentās potential, and today is a powerful reminder that when given the opportunity and support, our students can create something truly remarkable.
