Our Morgan County High School boys basketball team took their championship season to the Gold Dome today at the Georgia State Capitol!
As the 2026 State Champions, the team was officially recognized in both the House and Senate and had the special opportunity to meet Governor Brian Kemp and First Lady Marty Kemp.
What an incredible way to celebrate a historic season! We are so proud of these student-athletes for representing Morgan County with excellence on and off the court.
It's a great day to be a Morgan County Bulldog!
Morgan County is buzzing with innovation after our exciting FLEX Competition, where student entrepreneurs took the stage to pitch their businesses and future plans.
š Champion: Jatavious Ward ā JITProductions
š„ 2nd Place: Graycen Cawthon ā Bronze + Proper
š„ 3rd Place: Ishana Beharrysingh ā Volcalia
Each of these incredible entrepreneurs showcased creativity, confidence, and a vision for the future that truly impressed our judges. From innovative ideas to well-thought-out business plans, they proved that the future of Morgan County is in GREAT hands!
Jatavious Ward will advance to compete at the State FLEX Competition in Tifton, GA on April 14ā15! Letās cheer him on as he represents Morgan County on the big stage!
š Champion: Jatavious Ward ā JITProductions
š„ 2nd Place: Graycen Cawthon ā Bronze + Proper
š„ 3rd Place: Ishana Beharrysingh ā Volcalia
Each of these incredible entrepreneurs showcased creativity, confidence, and a vision for the future that truly impressed our judges. From innovative ideas to well-thought-out business plans, they proved that the future of Morgan County is in GREAT hands!
Jatavious Ward will advance to compete at the State FLEX Competition in Tifton, GA on April 14ā15! Letās cheer him on as he represents Morgan County on the big stage!
Morgan County Charter Schools proudly congratulates two students who have been named finalists for the Georgia Governorās Honors Program for the summer of 2026, along with one student selected as an alternate!
The Governorās Honors Program (GHP) is a prestigious residential summer program for gifted and talented high school juniors and seniors. Administered by the Governorās Office of Student Achievement (GOSA), the 2026 program will take place on the campus of Georgia Southern University.
GHP offers a unique experience that goes far beyond the traditional high school classroom, providing students with academic, cultural, and social enrichment as they grow into the next generation of critical thinkers, innovators, and leaders.
MCCS is incredibly proud of these students for this outstanding achievement and canāt wait to see all they accomplish!
The Governorās Honors Program (GHP) is a prestigious residential summer program for gifted and talented high school juniors and seniors. Administered by the Governorās Office of Student Achievement (GOSA), the 2026 program will take place on the campus of Georgia Southern University.
GHP offers a unique experience that goes far beyond the traditional high school classroom, providing students with academic, cultural, and social enrichment as they grow into the next generation of critical thinkers, innovators, and leaders.
MCCS is incredibly proud of these students for this outstanding achievement and canāt wait to see all they accomplish!
Morgan County Charter Schools proudly congratulates two students who have been named finalists for the Georgia Governorās Honors Program for the summer of 2026, along with one student selected as an alternate!
The Governorās Honors Program (GHP) is a prestigious residential summer program for gifted and talented high school juniors and seniors. Administered by the Governorās Office of Student Achievement (GOSA), the 2026 program will take place on the campus of Georgia Southern University.
GHP offers a unique experience that goes far beyond the traditional high school classroom, providing students with academic, cultural, and social enrichment as they grow into the next generation of critical thinkers, innovators, and leaders.
MCCS is incredibly proud of these students for this outstanding achievement and canāt wait to see all they accomplish!
The Governorās Honors Program (GHP) is a prestigious residential summer program for gifted and talented high school juniors and seniors. Administered by the Governorās Office of Student Achievement (GOSA), the 2026 program will take place on the campus of Georgia Southern University.
GHP offers a unique experience that goes far beyond the traditional high school classroom, providing students with academic, cultural, and social enrichment as they grow into the next generation of critical thinkers, innovators, and leaders.
MCCS is incredibly proud of these students for this outstanding achievement and canāt wait to see all they accomplish!
Do you love to dance, perform, and be part of something bigger? Nowās your chance to join a team that brings energy, passion, and spirit to every performance!
Colorguard Audition Week is coming up!
š Audition Week: March 30th-April 3rd
š Location: MCHS Band Room
Colorguard Audition Week is coming up!
š Audition Week: March 30th-April 3rd
š Location: MCHS Band Room
šš State Champions! šš
Our Literary Team shined on the stage and came home with 3 State Champions:
ā¢ Boys Solo- Stuart Rose
ā¢ Trio- Grace Vash, Molly Copeland, Annabel Sparrow
ā¢ Quartet- Stuart Rose, William Davis, Jackson LaBarre and Seth Mullins
From countless hours of preparation to delivering outstanding performances, these students truly gave it their all!
Congratulations to our champions and the entire Literary Team on an incredible accomplishment.
Our Literary Team shined on the stage and came home with 3 State Champions:
ā¢ Boys Solo- Stuart Rose
ā¢ Trio- Grace Vash, Molly Copeland, Annabel Sparrow
ā¢ Quartet- Stuart Rose, William Davis, Jackson LaBarre and Seth Mullins
From countless hours of preparation to delivering outstanding performances, these students truly gave it their all!
Congratulations to our champions and the entire Literary Team on an incredible accomplishment.
šš¾ March to the Big School! š¾š
Last Friday, our local Pre-K students took their official March to the Big School at MCPS! The excitement was contagious as these little learners got a tour of where theyāll be next year. From the playground to the classrooms, every stop brought big smiles, wide eyes, and lots of giggles.
We canāt wait to welcome these future Kindergarten Bulldogs in just a few short months!
Last Friday, our local Pre-K students took their official March to the Big School at MCPS! The excitement was contagious as these little learners got a tour of where theyāll be next year. From the playground to the classrooms, every stop brought big smiles, wide eyes, and lots of giggles.
We canāt wait to welcome these future Kindergarten Bulldogs in just a few short months!
Join us in celebrating Charlotte Morris for being named the Young Georgia Authors Regional Winner for 6th Grade!
šØ TEEN MAZE ā TODAY šØ
Today, Morgan County High School is hosting its annual Teen Maze event for our 9th grade students. This powerful program, supported by more than 100 local volunteers and community agencies, helps students better understand the real-life impact of the choices they make.
As part of the event, there will be a strong presence of law enforcement, fire, and emergency medical personnel on campus, along with their vehicles and equipment. ššš You may hear sirens or see emergency activity throughout the day.
š You may also see helicopters landing at or near the high school.
Please do not be alarmedāthis is a planned and controlled part of the Teen Maze experience.
Our students are safe and in great hands as they participate in this meaningful learning opportunity.
We are incredibly grateful for the first responders and community members who give their time and energy to make this event possible each year. Their commitment is what makes Morgan County such a special place. š
Today, Morgan County High School is hosting its annual Teen Maze event for our 9th grade students. This powerful program, supported by more than 100 local volunteers and community agencies, helps students better understand the real-life impact of the choices they make.
As part of the event, there will be a strong presence of law enforcement, fire, and emergency medical personnel on campus, along with their vehicles and equipment. ššš You may hear sirens or see emergency activity throughout the day.
š You may also see helicopters landing at or near the high school.
Please do not be alarmedāthis is a planned and controlled part of the Teen Maze experience.
Our students are safe and in great hands as they participate in this meaningful learning opportunity.
We are incredibly grateful for the first responders and community members who give their time and energy to make this event possible each year. Their commitment is what makes Morgan County such a special place. š
šServing Our Communityš
Morgan County Charter Schools was proud to participate in the Georgia DOE Day of Service, with students from every school coming together to make a difference right here at home.
From collecting food and pet supplies for local food banks and animal shelters, to planting community gardens, building birdhouses, picking up trash along our roads, writing encouraging notes to our elderly, and even spreading joy through sidewalk messagesāour students showed what it truly means to serve others.
We hope days like today help our students see the value of giving back and understand the powerful impact even the smallest acts of kindness can have on a community. These are the moments where lifelong lessons are learned
Morgan County Charter Schools was proud to participate in the Georgia DOE Day of Service, with students from every school coming together to make a difference right here at home.
From collecting food and pet supplies for local food banks and animal shelters, to planting community gardens, building birdhouses, picking up trash along our roads, writing encouraging notes to our elderly, and even spreading joy through sidewalk messagesāour students showed what it truly means to serve others.
We hope days like today help our students see the value of giving back and understand the powerful impact even the smallest acts of kindness can have on a community. These are the moments where lifelong lessons are learned
šØ TEEN MAZE- FRIDAYšØ
On Friday, March 20th, Morgan County High School will host its annual Teen Maze event for our 9th grade students. This impactful program, supported by more than 100 local volunteers and community agencies, helps students understand the real-life consequences of the choices they make.
As part of the event, there will be a strong presence of law enforcement, fire, and emergency medical personnel on campus, along with their vehicles and equipment. ššš You may see or hear sirens throughout the day.
Please donāt be alarmed. This is all part of the planned educational experience, and our students are in great hands.
We are incredibly grateful for the many first responders and community members who give their time and energy to make this event possible each year. Their dedication is what makes Morgan County such a special place.
On Friday, March 20th, Morgan County High School will host its annual Teen Maze event for our 9th grade students. This impactful program, supported by more than 100 local volunteers and community agencies, helps students understand the real-life consequences of the choices they make.
As part of the event, there will be a strong presence of law enforcement, fire, and emergency medical personnel on campus, along with their vehicles and equipment. ššš You may see or hear sirens throughout the day.
Please donāt be alarmed. This is all part of the planned educational experience, and our students are in great hands.
We are incredibly grateful for the many first responders and community members who give their time and energy to make this event possible each year. Their dedication is what makes Morgan County such a special place.
Only a few days left until March 18, 2026, the statewide GA Department of Education Day of Service and the excitement is building!
Created by our very own Rachel Kinsaul, Georgiaās 2026 Teacher of the Year, this exciting initiative invites all schools and districts across Georgia to engage students in meaningful service-learning that strengthens community connections, promotes real-world learning, and inspires civic responsibility.
In Morgan County Charter Schools, all four of our schools are jumping in with enthusiasmācollecting cereal and pet supplies, shredding items for the Humane Society, gathering hygiene products, building birdhouses for the community garden, writing heartfelt letters to the elderly and first responders, planting flowers, adopting a road, and creating Easter baskets to share with members of our community.
March 18th will be a day filled with compassion and teamwork as our students learn the power of serving others. Morgan County is all ināand we hope you will be too! Letās come together and show the incredible impact that service can have in our schools, our communities, and beyond. š
How will you step up and serve in your school, your community, and your state on March 18?
With spring comes warmer daysāand pop-up showers and storms that can develop quickly. Be sure to stay weather aware during potential severe weather events and sign up to receive weather alerts and updates so you can stay informed.
Stay Alert. Stay Informed. Stay Safe.
To sign-up for Nixle alerts text 30650 to 888777 or visit:
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š STATE CHAMPIONS! š¾
In a game that kept everyone on the edge of their seats, our Morgan County Bulldogs battled through a nail-biting overtime finish and came out on top as STATE CHAMPIONS!
Itās a great day to be a MORGAN COUNTY BULLDOG
šš¾ THE STAGE IS SET. THE MOMENT IS HERE. š¾š
Playing for a State Championship is something special. Itās the dream every team chases, the goal every player works toward from the first practice of the season. Very few teams get the opportunity to play on this stageā¦ and our Morgan County Bulldogs have earned it.
This team is special. These boys are special.
Through hard work, grit, and heart, theyāve fought their way to the GHSA AA State Championship, and now theyāre ready to show everyone what Morgan County basketball is all about.
š Macon Coliseum
š Saturday, March 14
ā° 1:00 PM
š Morgan vs. Butler
Dogs Fans, we need you there in red and black! Pack the stands, bring the noise, and help cheer these young men on as they take the floor for the biggest game of the year.
Itās going to be a DOG vs. DOG fight, and our MORGAN COUNTY Bulldogs are ready.
Playing for a State Championship is something special. Itās the dream every team chases, the goal every player works toward from the first practice of the season. Very few teams get the opportunity to play on this stageā¦ and our Morgan County Bulldogs have earned it.
This team is special. These boys are special.
Through hard work, grit, and heart, theyāve fought their way to the GHSA AA State Championship, and now theyāre ready to show everyone what Morgan County basketball is all about.
š Macon Coliseum
š Saturday, March 14
ā° 1:00 PM
š Morgan vs. Butler
Dogs Fans, we need you there in red and black! Pack the stands, bring the noise, and help cheer these young men on as they take the floor for the biggest game of the year.
Itās going to be a DOG vs. DOG fight, and our MORGAN COUNTY Bulldogs are ready.
š Celebrating the Top of the Class! š
Morgan County Charter Schools is proud to celebrate the Class of 2026 Valedictorian and Salutatorian!
āØ Valedictorian: Catie Malcome
āØ Salutatorian: Justin Bailey
These two exceptional students have shown remarkable dedication, determination, and academic excellence throughout their high school careers. Their commitment to their studies has distinguished them among their peers, and we are incredibly proud of all they have achieved.
šš Walk-Through Wednesdays at MCPS!
Morgan County Primary School recently welcomed parents and guardians for Walk-Through Wednesdays, a special time to step inside the classroom and see learning in action.
During the walkthrough, families were able to see Foundations in Action, an opportunity to observe what their child is learning, how they are learning it, and gain ideas on how to support and engage with them at home.
We love giving families a closer look at the great things happening in our classrooms each day!
Morgan County Primary School recently welcomed parents and guardians for Walk-Through Wednesdays, a special time to step inside the classroom and see learning in action.
During the walkthrough, families were able to see Foundations in Action, an opportunity to observe what their child is learning, how they are learning it, and gain ideas on how to support and engage with them at home.
We love giving families a closer look at the great things happening in our classrooms each day!
šØReminderšØ
Morgan County Middle School 6th graders recently had the opportunity to showcase their SAE (Supervised Agricultural Experience) projects in Agriculture class!
Students shared the projects theyāve been working on, highlighting the skills, knowledge, and responsibility theyāve gained through hands-on agricultural learning. From caring for animals and growing plants to exploring different areas of agriculture, these projects gave students a chance to show what theyāve learned and practice speaking about their work with confidence.
Weāre proud of these students for the effort they put into their projects and thankful for the opportunities our Ag program provides. Experiences like these help students build confidence, responsibility, and a deeper understanding of the important role agriculture plays in our community and beyond.
Students shared the projects theyāve been working on, highlighting the skills, knowledge, and responsibility theyāve gained through hands-on agricultural learning. From caring for animals and growing plants to exploring different areas of agriculture, these projects gave students a chance to show what theyāve learned and practice speaking about their work with confidence.
Weāre proud of these students for the effort they put into their projects and thankful for the opportunities our Ag program provides. Experiences like these help students build confidence, responsibility, and a deeper understanding of the important role agriculture plays in our community and beyond.
Morgan County Charter Schools is proud to announce Dr. Wesley Cooper as the new Principal of Morgan County Elementary School!
See Press Release: https://bit.ly/MCESPrincipal
See Press Release: https://bit.ly/MCESPrincipal
