
Today, MCCS kicked off the 2025-2026 school year with big smiles and lots of excitement! From seeing old friends to meeting new teachers, it was the perfect start to an amazing year ahead.

The 2025ā2026 school year is officially underway, and itās going to be a fantastic one! Letās make it great together! š¾ā¤ļø
Go Dogs!


šØ NEED TO KNOW: Transportation Changes for 2025-2026! šØ
Morgan County Charter Schools has updated how transportation changes are handled.
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All changes MUST be submitted through the Parent Portal in Infinite Campusāno emails, phone calls, or written notes will be accepted.
ā ļø Important: Primary School will not accept transportation changes until Wednesday, August 13th.




As we kick off a new school year, please remember to be patient and kind in the car rider line!
Letās work together to keep everyone safe and make drop-off and pick-up smooth for all!


Help us keep students safe and traffic flowing smoothly! A few important reminders:


Are your backpacks packed? āļø Lunches planned? š Alarms set? ā°
Weāre ready to welcome all our Bulldogs back to campus for the 2025-2026 school year!


As we gear up for the first day of school, make sure you're in the know!


As our students head back to school, letās all do our part to keep them safe!


As we begin another strong year at Morgan County High School, weāre asking all car rider families to help us keep our campus safe and traffic flowing by following the designated drop-off and pick-up traffic pattern.
š Please review the MCHS car rider map before the first day and make note of all traffic flow signs and staff directions. Sticking to the proper route helps prevent congestion, ensures student safety, and keeps things running smoothly for everyone.
š” Helpful Reminders:
āļø Follow the car rider traffic pattern at all times
āļø Be preparedāhave your student ready to exit the vehicle quickly
āļø Only use designated areas for drop-off and pick-up
āļø Be extra patient during the first few weeks of school
āļø Follow all posted signs and staff directions
We appreciate your patience and support as everyone settles into the new school year. Together, we can make mornings and afternoons safer, faster, and less stressful for all!


Welcome back, Bulldogs! As we kick off another awesome year at Morgan County Middle School, weāre asking all car rider families to be mindful of traffic flow and safety during both morning drop-off and afternoon pick-up.
š To help prevent traffic from backing up on College Drive, we ask that all families:
š Follow the designated traffic pattern as outlined on our school map
ā”ļø No student drop-off on College Driveāplease use the designated car rider area
āŖļø Exit by turning right onto College Drive
These small changes help keep things moving smoothly and safely for everyone. š
š” Helpful Tips for a Smooth Start:
āļø Review the car rider map before the first day
āļø Follow all signage and staff directions
āļø Be preparedāhave your student ready to exit promptly
āļø Stay patientāespecially during the first few weeks as routines settle in
Your cooperation is essential to keeping our school community safe and on time. Thank you for your support and for helping us start strong!


As we begin another exciting school year at Morgan County Elementary, weāre asking all car rider families to follow our designated traffic pattern and extend a little extra patience during those first few weeks.
š To help ensure a smooth flow of traffic and minimize congestion on East Avenue, please follow the red arrows on the official MCES map and stick to the outlined drop-off and pick-up route.
ā¼ļø Important Note:
Left turns into the school will be limited during afternoon car rider timesāwe must prioritize clearing the right-turn lane from Highway 441 to keep traffic moving safely and efficiently.
š Doors open at 7:20 AM, so please plan ahead:
āļø Leave early to avoid delays
āļø Allow extra time for drop-off and pick-up
āļø Let children out at the designated drop-off areas
āļø Follow all posted signs and staff directions
āļø Use patience and kindnessāweāre all in this together!
Your cooperation helps us keep our students safe and mornings & afternoons stress-free. Weāre grateful for your support and canāt wait to welcome everyone back!



š£ Attention MCPS Car Rider Families! š
š¦ Please take a moment to review our official drop-off and pick-up traffic pattern before the first day. Following the designated lanes and directions helps ensure every student gets to and from school safelyāand it makes a big difference in keeping traffic flowing.
š Doors open at 7:20 AM. Please do not drop students off before this time, as staff will not be on duty to supervise.
š” Pro Tips for Car Riders:
āļø Stay in your designated lane
āļø Pull all the way forward before stopping
āļø Children should always exit the vehicle from the passenger (right) side
āļø Have your child ready to exit the car quickly
āļø Always follow staff directions
āļø Remain patientāespecially during the first few weeks!
We know the beginning of the school year can come with a few growing pains, but your patience and cooperation mean the world to us and our students. š Letās work together to make drop-off and pick-up safe, calm, and efficient!
Thanks for being part of the MCPS family. Letās make it a great start to the year! š¾





Weāre thrilled to welcome our new teachers and staff to the Morgan County Charter Schools family! On July 24th, we kicked off New Teacher Orientation in styleāour newest team members heard from district leaders, connected with fellow staff, and got a warm welcome into what makes MCCS so special.

Welcome Back, Teachers & Staff! Weāre so excited to kick off the 2025ā2026 school year with the BEST team around!
Letās make 2025ā2026 the best year yet! š„š


We need your help! š»āØ
Don't forget to complete the Annual Census Verification Formāit's essential for getting the school year started off right!
ā Inside the form this year:
š Chromebook contracts!
Every student who plans to use a school-issued Chromebook must have this form completed.
Your quick action helps us ensure your child is ready to learn on day one with the tech they need. š„ļøš


Morgan County district leaders recently attended the Summer GAEL Conference in Jekyll Island as part of our continued commitment to learning and growing.
Morgan County Charter Schoolsā own Rachel Kinsaul, the 2026 Georgia Teacher of the Year, took the stage at the conference and inspired educators and leaders from across the state as she shared her heart and passion for education.
š Her words were a powerful reminder of the impact great teachers make every day.


This is only a drill, and there is no cause for alarm. We are grateful for the support of our local agencies as we work together to ensure the safety of our students and staff.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.


