Today, our 6th- and 7th-grade students at Morgan County Middle School had the exciting opportunity to present their Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE) projects to a panel of guest judges! š©āš¾šØāš¾
From hands-on learning to public speaking, our students showcased their hard work, creativity, and knowledge of agriculture. Events like this not only highlight the importance of agricultural education but also build confidence and real-world skills in our Bulldogs.
Our students were amazed as Dr. Maurice Snook, a retired chemist with the USDAās Research Service, brought the magic of chemistry right into our school. From bubbling reactions to colorful experiments, Dr. Snook showed students that science isnāt just about textbooksāitās exciting, surprising, and FUN!
Thank you, Dr. Snook, for sparking curiosity and inspiring the next generation of scientists! š¬š”
šš Opening Doors to the Future at MCHS! šš
Today, Morgan County High School was buzzing with excitement as we hosted our annual College Fair. MCHS was honored to welcome 44 different colleges and universities, each ready to share the incredible opportunities, programs, and experiences they offer.
From large universities to smaller colleges, each representative spent time speaking with our students, answering questions, and helping them explore what their next steps after high school might look like. The energy in the room was inspiring ā filled with curiosity, excitement, and dreams for the future.
We are so grateful to our staff for organizing such a meaningful event and to every college that took the time to invest in our Bulldogs.
Morgan County Charter Schools is proud to announce a graduation rate of 93.1% for the Class of 2025. This achievement comes as Morgan County graduated its largest senior class to date yet still surpassed both the state of Georgiaās overall graduation rate and the average for our region.
https://bit.ly/mccs2025gradrate
Today, weāre shining the spotlight on one of the very best ā our HR Director, Kayla Andrews!
From recruiting top talent to supporting every employee like family, Kayla is the heart behind the scenes that keeps MCCS strong, connected, and thriving. Her dedication, compassion, and leadership make a difference every single day ā and we are so lucky to have her! š¼ā¤ļø
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#MCCS #HRDay #ThankYouKayla #ExcellenceInAction
Come out and cheer on our Bulldogs as they take on Westside-Macon ā and help us celebrate our Future Bulldogs!
From the field to the sidelines, they play hard, cheer loud, and show that Bulldog spirit is strong for years to come! ā¤ļøšš£
Go Dogs!
The 2025ā2026 MCHS Ambassadors kicked off the year with their annual training and team-building activities. These student leaders are the face of Morgan County High Schoolāwelcoming visitors, guiding tours, and showcasing all the opportunities that make MCHS and Morgan County truly special.
From academics and athletics to the arts and community service, our Ambassadors represent some of the best of our Bulldogs and proudly share our story with future students, families, and community partners.
It's great to be a Morgan County Bulldog!
Congratulations to our Middle School Volleyball team on winning the Apalachee Athletic Conference Championship! š
Way to go Girls! Go Dogs!
Whether it was enjoying special guest readers, making trips to the library, or kicking off each class period with a good bookāour Bulldogs across the district came together to celebrate the joy of reading. ā¤ļøš¾
What better way to spend the day than getting lost in a great story? š
KJ encouraged our students to keep working hardāeven when no one is watching. He reminded them that true character is built in those quiet moments, and greatness comes when you push yourself, stay focused, and give your best every day.
KJās father also shared powerful words with our students: āYou may want to be good, but your teachers, parents, and coaches want you to be GREAT. They see the potential in you. And when you believe you can be great, anything is possible.ā
Thank you, KJ, for this special visit and for taking the time to inspire our students with your words and example. Whether itās Athens or Madison, GAāwe can all sayā¦ Go DOGS (DAWGS)! šš¾
ā¤ļø Morgan County Charter Schools is proud to celebrate the opening of the Memorial Garden outside Bill Corry Stadium āa place built with love to honor Bulldogs who have gone before us.
This garden is dedicated to students Michael Rhodes and Seth Stapleton, as well as legendary coaches Steve Cisson, Donald Harris, and Alvin Richardson. Their impact on our school and community will never be forgotten, and their Bulldog spirit will live on for generations to come.
We are so grateful to the sponsors and to our community for their unwavering love and support in bringing this special project to life. This garden is more than a placeāitās a reminder that once a Bulldog, always a Bulldog. ā¤ļø
This week, we celebrate the power of the arts in shaping creativity, inspiring learning, and building community. From music to visual arts from theatre to dance āthe arts enrich the lives of our students every day and help them shine both in and out of the classroom.
Thank you to our incredible teachers and students who make the arts come alive in our schools! ā¤ļø
Join us at Bill Wood Park tomorrow afternoon to cheer on our runners.
Girls race begins at 4:00 and Boys race at 4:30.
Letās go Dogs!
Join us at Bill Wood Park this afternoon to cheer on our runners.
Girls race begins at 4:00 and Boys race at 4:30.
Letās go Dogs!
We Will Never Forget.
Our Bulldogs turned the halls into a movie set and storybook scene! From Cookie Monsterās cookie craving šŖ to the fierce players of A League of Their Own, the greasers of The Outsiders, and even The Lorax speaking for the trees š³āstudents and staff brought their favorite characters to life.
Who is your favorite Character?
