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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.
Our school nurses are there for it all: the tears, the tummy aches, the emergencies, and the everyday moments when a child just needs someone to care. They provide comfort when students feel their worst and reassurance when they need it most.
They are calm in the chaos, steady in a crisis, and compassionate in every situation. From managing medications and chronic health needs to responding quickly in emergencies, their knowledge and dedication help keep our schools safe, healthy, and ready for learning.
We are thankful for our wonderful school nurses and the difference they make each and every day. š
Morgan County Charter Schools will be offering Driverās Education this summer.
š June 1ā5
Donāt miss this opportunity to learn, practice, and prepare for the road ahead!
Sign up at MCHS or through online payment on the school website.
Today we recognize the incredible individuals who keep our cafeterias running and our students ready to learn. From early mornings to lunchtime rushes, our nutrition staff work hard to make sure every student is served a healthy, nutritious meal.
Their work matters more than most people realize. A good meal fuels focus, supports growth, and helps set students up for success in the classroom. Just as important, they create welcoming spaces where students feel cared for and seen.
We are truly grateful for all they do. Our lunchroom teams are a valued part of our schools, and today we celebrate them!
šMorgan County Primary School
Teacher of the Year: Kayla Sapp
Support Person of the Year: Chris Harden
š Morgan County Elementary School
Teacher of the Year: Kathi Edwards
Support Person of the Year: Kayla Turner
š Morgan County Middle School
Teacher of the Year: Daniel Ghann
Support Person of the Year: April Turpen
š Morgan County High School
Teacher of the Year: Katie Cobb
Support Person of the Year: Colby Wilhite
Join us in celebrating these outstanding individuals who go above and beyond for our students and schools every single day.
Happy National Principals Day!
Today we recognize our four principals for the leadership they bring to our schools every single day. They set the tone, support their teams, and keep students at the center of all they do.
Morgan County is who we are because of the leadership that guides us. Who we are as a district is a reflection of the way our principals lead, shaping our culture, supporting our people, and helping build the strong schools and community weāre proud of.
Thank you for leading with purpose and making a difference that truly matters.
Your Morgan County Bulldogs are back in action today taking on Stephens County in the AA State Playoffs!
Weāre calling all Dog fans to gear up in camo and pack the stands. Itās time to blend in and STAND OUT! Our Dogs are on the hunt...
Join us as your favorite characters come to life in this fast-paced, laugh-out-loud production full of twists and turns.
Showtimes:
š Saturday, May 2 ā 3:00 PM & 7:00 PM
š Sunday, May 3 ā 3:00 PM
Buy Tickets Now: http://bit.ly/4tJFe9C
Morgan County Charter Schools is proud to celebrate Hailey Boyd for being named the Georgia FFA State Winner in the Horticulture Middle School SAE Record Book!
Through her Floral Design SAE, Hailey has combined creativity, skill, and hard work to create beautiful arrangements and gain hands-on industry experience.
Way to go Hailey. We are proud of you!
Are you ready to challenge yourself, get in shape, and be part of something bigger? The Morgan County High School Cross Country Team is looking for YOU!
š£ Sign up today! See Coach Hawkins or Coach Houser for more information.
Happy Bus Driver Appreciation Day!
Morgan County Charter Schools is thankful for an amazing group of bus drivers who go above and beyond each day to ensure students arrive safely to and from school. They are often the first smile students see in the morning and the last one they see in the afternoon. Their dedication, patience, and care make a difference in the lives of students and families every single day.
They really drove it home this season! Go Dogs!ā³ļø
Come out and support as our team looks to ace the competition and keep the season going strong!
Go Dogs!
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 displayā¦ 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
