š®āāļøSRO Appreciation Dayš®āāļø
Today we proudly recognize our School Resource Officersāthose who show up every day to serve, protect, and build relationships within our schools and community. We are deeply thankful for each officer who goes above and beyond to keep our students safe, support our staff, and make MCCS a stronger place for all.
The dedication, care, and commitment they show leave a lasting impact on lives, far beyond the school day. š
šš BIG NEWS for Morgan County Elementary School šš
We are thrilled to announce that Dr. Wesley Cooper, Assistant Principal of Morgan County Elementary School, has been named the 2026 National Outstanding Assistant Principal! āØ
This prestigious national recognition honors Dr. Cooperās exceptional leadership, unwavering dedication to students and staff, and his commitment to creating a positive, high-achieving school culture. His passion for education, innovative mindset, and heart for serving the Morgan County community make this honor incredibly well deserved.
Under Dr. Cooperās leadership, Morgan County Elementary continues to thrive as a place where students feel supported, inspired, and empowered to succeed.
Please join us in congratulating Dr. Cooper on this remarkable achievement!
We are thrilled to announce that Dr. Wesley Cooper, Assistant Principal of Morgan County Elementary School, has been named the 2026 National Outstanding Assistant Principal! āØ
This prestigious national recognition honors Dr. Cooperās exceptional leadership, unwavering dedication to students and staff, and his commitment to creating a positive, high-achieving school culture. His passion for education, innovative mindset, and heart for serving the Morgan County community make this honor incredibly well deserved.
Under Dr. Cooperās leadership, Morgan County Elementary continues to thrive as a place where students feel supported, inspired, and empowered to succeed.
Please join us in congratulating Dr. Cooper on this remarkable achievement!
Today, Morgan County joined forces with Greene County and Putnam County to host a beautiful Valentine Ball for our students and what a magical morning it was! š
The room was filled with music, laughter, and pure joy as students danced their hearts out, shared smiles, and soaked in every moment. You couldnāt help but smile watching these students light up the dance floor and simply be themselves.
Moments like these are so meaningfulāthe opportunity to connect, build friendships, and celebrate alongside our neighboring schools. Watching them come together, interact, and share in the joy reminds us how powerful community truly is.
The room was filled with music, laughter, and pure joy as students danced their hearts out, shared smiles, and soaked in every moment. You couldnāt help but smile watching these students light up the dance floor and simply be themselves.
Moments like these are so meaningfulāthe opportunity to connect, build friendships, and celebrate alongside our neighboring schools. Watching them come together, interact, and share in the joy reminds us how powerful community truly is.
Please join us in congratulating three outstanding students from Morgan County Middle School who represented their school with excellence at the Northeast Georgia Regional Student Technology Competition!
Affiliated with the Georgia Student Technology Competition, this event challenges and empowers students to become leaders in the digital age. In the schoolās first year competing, these students went head-to-head with peers from across the entire NEGA RESA regionāand their performance was truly impressive!
šAnnabelle Martin (8th Grade) ā 1st Place, Graphic Design (Advancing to State!)
šEvan Freeman (6th Grade) ā 1st Place, Digital Photo Production (Advancing to State!)
š Makenzie Barton (8th Grade) ā High marks in 3D Modeling, one of the largest and most competitive categories
Thank you to Mrs. Theresa Dickinson and Mr. Travis Freeman on mentoring these students and being instrumental in launching this program during its inaugural year.
Affiliated with the Georgia Student Technology Competition, this event challenges and empowers students to become leaders in the digital age. In the schoolās first year competing, these students went head-to-head with peers from across the entire NEGA RESA regionāand their performance was truly impressive!
šAnnabelle Martin (8th Grade) ā 1st Place, Graphic Design (Advancing to State!)
šEvan Freeman (6th Grade) ā 1st Place, Digital Photo Production (Advancing to State!)
š Makenzie Barton (8th Grade) ā High marks in 3D Modeling, one of the largest and most competitive categories
Thank you to Mrs. Theresa Dickinson and Mr. Travis Freeman on mentoring these students and being instrumental in launching this program during its inaugural year.
Weāre excited to recognize our Young Georgia Author winners! Selected as overall grade-level winners, these students will advance to the RESA competition after showcasing incredible creativity and storytelling skills.
We are so proud of our young authorsākeep writing, dreaming, and creating! āļø
We are so proud of our young authorsākeep writing, dreaming, and creating! āļø
Congratulations to our Governorās Honors Program Semifinalists!
We are so proud of these outstanding students for earning recognition at the state level! MCCS is proud of you!
š Delaney Dooley
š Julia Maddox
š Stuart Rose
š Serenity Wimbush
We are so proud of these outstanding students for earning recognition at the state level! MCCS is proud of you!
š Delaney Dooley
š Julia Maddox
š Stuart Rose
š Serenity Wimbush
Congratulations to these MCHS wrestlers who qualified for State!
Join us in wishing them the best of luck as they compete Friday in the State Tournament.
Go Dogs!
Join us in wishing them the best of luck as they compete Friday in the State Tournament.
Go Dogs!
Letās make a splash for our State Runner-Up in 1Aā3A Diving, Caroline Jenkins!
Way to go, CarolineāMorgan County is so proud of you! Go Dogs!
Way to go, CarolineāMorgan County is so proud of you! Go Dogs!
Morgan County Charter Schools, in partnership with Charles Black Construction, invites new and prospective subcontractors to attend a Subcontractor Interest Event for our NEW Primary & Elementary School Project.
š February 11th
ā° 10:00 AM
š Morgan County Board of Education
1065 East Avenue | Madison, GA
This event is open to subcontractors interested in learning more about the bidding process and upcoming opportunities.
š February 11th
ā° 10:00 AM
š Morgan County Board of Education
1065 East Avenue | Madison, GA
This event is open to subcontractors interested in learning more about the bidding process and upcoming opportunities.
Today was filled with smiles, teamwork, and a whole lot of heart as the MCHS Healthcare class and MCPS Pre-K students teamed up for a beary special morning at the Teddy Bear Clinic! š©ŗš§ø
Pre-K students brought their favorite stuffed friends, and our high school healthcare students stepped into the role of doctors and nursesāshowing them how to care for their āsickā or āinjuredā patients with lots of kindness and big smiles.
From bandages to check-ups, it was a sweet reminder that learning is even better when we do it together.
Pre-K students brought their favorite stuffed friends, and our high school healthcare students stepped into the role of doctors and nursesāshowing them how to care for their āsickā or āinjuredā patients with lots of kindness and big smiles.
From bandages to check-ups, it was a sweet reminder that learning is even better when we do it together.
šJoin us in congratulating our 2026 STAR Student, Justin Bailey, and our STAR teacher, Pam Hooten! š
š£ Parents & Guardians ā We Need Your Voice! š£
The Georgia School Climate Survey is now open, and your input makes a big difference! š¬
Your feedback helps us create safe, connected, and supportive school environmentsāand directly impacts each schoolās Climate Star Rating.
ā Completely anonymous
ā Takes just a few minutes
ā Informs school improvement decisions
š Please complete the survey for the school your child currently attends:
š Primary School ā bit.ly/MCPS-Climate-Survey
š Elementary School ā bit.ly/MCES-Climate-Survey
š Middle School ā bit.ly/MCMS-Climate-Survey
š High School ā bit.ly/MCHS-Climate-Survey
Your voice mattersāand we appreciate your time and partnership in helping Morgan County Charter Schools grow stronger every day! š
The Georgia School Climate Survey is now open, and your input makes a big difference! š¬
Your feedback helps us create safe, connected, and supportive school environmentsāand directly impacts each schoolās Climate Star Rating.
ā Completely anonymous
ā Takes just a few minutes
ā Informs school improvement decisions
š Please complete the survey for the school your child currently attends:
š Primary School ā bit.ly/MCPS-Climate-Survey
š Elementary School ā bit.ly/MCES-Climate-Survey
š Middle School ā bit.ly/MCMS-Climate-Survey
š High School ā bit.ly/MCHS-Climate-Survey
Your voice mattersāand we appreciate your time and partnership in helping Morgan County Charter Schools grow stronger every day! š
š 4 days ātil lift-off for the Daddy Daughter Dance! š
This Saturday, February 7th, will be a night filled with twirls, laughs, and memories that will last a lifetime as we dance the night away in a galaxy far, far away! šāØ
Sign up now so you donāt miss this magical night!
This Saturday, February 7th, will be a night filled with twirls, laughs, and memories that will last a lifetime as we dance the night away in a galaxy far, far away! šāØ
Sign up now so you donāt miss this magical night!
Morgan County Charter Schools will be open tomorrow, Tuesday, February 3rd, and will operate on a normal schedule.
We would like to thank our staff, as well as city and county employees, who have worked tirelessly to clear roads and improve conditions, helping to ensure that our students and staff can return safely to school.
Thank you for your continued support and partnership as we prioritize the safety of our students, staff and community.
We look forward to welcoming our students and staff back in our buildings tomorrow for a great day of learning.
We would like to thank our staff, as well as city and county employees, who have worked tirelessly to clear roads and improve conditions, helping to ensure that our students and staff can return safely to school.
Thank you for your continued support and partnership as we prioritize the safety of our students, staff and community.
We look forward to welcoming our students and staff back in our buildings tomorrow for a great day of learning.
Morgan County Charter Schools proudly celebrates Black History Month as we honor the history, achievements, and contributions that have shaped our schools, communities, and nation.
š National School Counseling Week š
This week, we proudly celebrate and spotlight our amazing school counselors across Morgan County Charter Schools.
Our counselorsā compassion, guidance, and dedication make a lasting difference in the lives of our students every single day. From offering encouragement during tough moments to helping students plan for bright futures, they are true champions for our students.
Our students thrive because of the incredible work they do every day.
This week, we proudly celebrate and spotlight our amazing school counselors across Morgan County Charter Schools.
Our counselorsā compassion, guidance, and dedication make a lasting difference in the lives of our students every single day. From offering encouragement during tough moments to helping students plan for bright futures, they are true champions for our students.
Our students thrive because of the incredible work they do every day.
Morgan County Charter Schools will be closed Monday, February 2, 2026.
While many main roads have improved, several secondary and back roads remain unsafe. The safety of our students, staff, and families remains our top priority.
The decision was made after working closely with local emergency officials to assess road conditions across the county.
Thank you for your continued support and partnership as we prioritize the safety of our students and staff.
While many main roads have improved, several secondary and back roads remain unsafe. The safety of our students, staff, and families remains our top priority.
The decision was made after working closely with local emergency officials to assess road conditions across the county.
Thank you for your continued support and partnership as we prioritize the safety of our students and staff.
All student activities scheduled on Saturday, January 31st and Sunday, March 1st have been canceled.
Morgan County Charter Schools will continue to work with local emergency management officials to monitor the weather and its potential impact. Thank you for your understanding and support as we prioritize the safety of our school community. We encourage families to continue monitoring district communications, our website, social media platforms, and local media outlets for the most up-to-date information.
Morgan County Charter Schools will continue to work with local emergency management officials to monitor the weather and its potential impact. Thank you for your understanding and support as we prioritize the safety of our school community. We encourage families to continue monitoring district communications, our website, social media platforms, and local media outlets for the most up-to-date information.
šāØ Reminder for Families & Students āØš
Morgan County Charter Schools is thrilled to announce that Rachel Kinsaul, our 2025 Georgia Teacher of the Year, has been named a Finalist for the 2026 National Teacher of the Year by the Council of Chief State School Officers (CCSSO). Rachel is one of only five educators nationwide selected from a cohort of 56 State Teachers of the Year, recognizing her outstanding leadership, dedication, and impact in the classroom.
āThis is an incredible honor, not just for Rachel, but for Morgan County and for the state of Georgia as a whole,ā said Superintendent Dr. Stancil. āRachelās passion for her students, her innovative leadership, and her dedication to connecting learning with community service inspire everyone she meets, educators, students, and families alike. She represents the very best of Morgan County and Georgia, showing whatās possible when heart, vision, and commitment come together. We are beyond proud of Rachel and the example she sets for all of us. Today, and every day, itās a great day to be a Morgan County Bulldog!ā
Read the full press release: https://www.morgan.k12.ga.us/article/2660887
āThis is an incredible honor, not just for Rachel, but for Morgan County and for the state of Georgia as a whole,ā said Superintendent Dr. Stancil. āRachelās passion for her students, her innovative leadership, and her dedication to connecting learning with community service inspire everyone she meets, educators, students, and families alike. She represents the very best of Morgan County and Georgia, showing whatās possible when heart, vision, and commitment come together. We are beyond proud of Rachel and the example she sets for all of us. Today, and every day, itās a great day to be a Morgan County Bulldog!ā
Read the full press release: https://www.morgan.k12.ga.us/article/2660887
