🎉🏆 BIG NEWS for Morgan County Elementary School 🏆🎉
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! ✨
This prestigious national recognition honors Dr. Cooper’s 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. Cooper’s 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! ✨
This prestigious national recognition honors Dr. Cooper’s 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. Cooper’s 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!
📣 Parents & Guardians – We Need Your Voice! 📣
The Georgia Department of Education’s School Climate Survey is now open, and we’d love your input! 💬
Your feedback helps us build a safer, more supportive, and more connected school community—one where every student feels known, valued, and inspired. From classroom culture to campus safety, your perspective matters more than you know.
✅ The survey is completely anonymous
✅ It only takes a few minutes
✅ It directly impacts our state School Climate Star Rating
🛑 Why is this important?
The results help guide important decisions—from school improvement plans to state accountability measures. By sharing your honest experience, you’re helping shape the future of Morgan County Charter Schools.
📲 bit.ly/mces-climate-survey
Let’s continue growing together—for our kids and our community. 💙
The Georgia Department of Education’s School Climate Survey is now open, and we’d love your input! 💬
Your feedback helps us build a safer, more supportive, and more connected school community—one where every student feels known, valued, and inspired. From classroom culture to campus safety, your perspective matters more than you know.
✅ The survey is completely anonymous
✅ It only takes a few minutes
✅ It directly impacts our state School Climate Star Rating
🛑 Why is this important?
The results help guide important decisions—from school improvement plans to state accountability measures. By sharing your honest experience, you’re helping shape the future of Morgan County Charter Schools.
📲 bit.ly/mces-climate-survey
Let’s continue growing together—for our kids and our community. 💙
Due to students needing to eat lunch in their classrooms today, we will not be able to have lunch guests. Sorry for the last minute change and thank you for your understanding and support!
Today, our school community came together to wear camo to honor and remember the lives of Avett and Bennett.
Students and staff showed their love, support, and unity through this small but meaningful gesture. The memory of these young men continues to live on in our hearts, our halls, and our community.
We remember them today—and always.
Students and staff showed their love, support, and unity through this small but meaningful gesture. The memory of these young men continues to live on in our hearts, our halls, and our community.
We remember them today—and always.
🐝🌟Spelling Stars Shine at District Bee🐝🌟
Our district was buzzing with excitement today as students from 3rd–8th grade took part in the District-Wide Spelling Bee! Each participant showed poise, determination, and a love of learning, making it a wonderful day of competition and celebration. We are so proud of every student who stepped up and gave it their best.
Congratulations to our top spellers:
🏆 Emerson Williams (8th grade) – County Winner, advancing to the Region Spelling Bee
🏆 Beckett Cousins (6th grade) – Runner-Up and Region Alternate
Our outstanding participants included:
Brantley Blevins, Beckett Cousins, Gwyndolin Donelson, Kennedy Kalland, Harpreet Kaur, Lane Pickles, McKynna Price, Tucker Summers, Lincoln Vass, Camrynn Wiggins, Emerson Williams, and Reese Williams.
Our district was buzzing with excitement today as students from 3rd–8th grade took part in the District-Wide Spelling Bee! Each participant showed poise, determination, and a love of learning, making it a wonderful day of competition and celebration. We are so proud of every student who stepped up and gave it their best.
Congratulations to our top spellers:
🏆 Emerson Williams (8th grade) – County Winner, advancing to the Region Spelling Bee
🏆 Beckett Cousins (6th grade) – Runner-Up and Region Alternate
Our outstanding participants included:
Brantley Blevins, Beckett Cousins, Gwyndolin Donelson, Kennedy Kalland, Harpreet Kaur, Lane Pickles, McKynna Price, Tucker Summers, Lincoln Vass, Camrynn Wiggins, Emerson Williams, and Reese Williams.
❄️🎄 Winter Break Reminder 🎄❄️
Winter Break is almost here! Teachers and staff will return on Monday, January 5, and students will return on Tuesday, January 6.
We wish our Bulldog families a safe, restful, and happy holiday season. Enjoy the break—we look forward to welcoming everyone back in 2026!
Winter Break is almost here! Teachers and staff will return on Monday, January 5, and students will return on Tuesday, January 6.
We wish our Bulldog families a safe, restful, and happy holiday season. Enjoy the break—we look forward to welcoming everyone back in 2026!
Enjoy some holiday fun this Wednesday evening!
Due to rainy weather, we have to move our PBIS winter wonderland celebration indoors on Thursday, so we will have a change in our lunch routine. Students will be eating lunch in their classrooms with their teachers. Students will enjoy a sack lunch with a choice of PB&J or ham and cheese.
For this reason, we will not be able to host lunch visitors on Thursday, December 18. Thank you for your understanding and support,
For this reason, we will not be able to host lunch visitors on Thursday, December 18. Thank you for your understanding and support,
🐝📚 MCES Spelling Bee Success! 📚🐝
A BIG congratulations to our 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade Spelling Bee winners! These students showed outstanding focus, confidence, and skill on stage. ✏️😉
We are so proud of every student who stepped up to compete. Our grade-level champions will now advance to the district-wide Spelling Bee — and we can’t wait to cheer them on!
3rd Grade Winners:
1st- Lane Pickles
2nd- Brantley Blevins
3rd- Rahaema Tafur
4th Grade Winners:
1st- Gwyndolin Donelson
2nd- Tucker Summers
3rd- Wyatt Penn
5th Grade Winners:
1st- Lincoln Vass
2nd- Kennedy Kalland
3rd- Addyson Mitchell
🧡🖤 A Sticky Celebration at MCES! 🖤🧡
When MCES shattered their Monster Dash fundraising record, there was only one way to celebrate… duct-taping Mrs. Smith, teachers, and the PTO president to the wall!
Students and staff had an absolute blast turning this reward into a full-on sticky spectacle.
Halls were filled with lots of tape, lots of laughs, and lots of school spirit as our brave volunteers became part of the wall itself!
From start to finish, it was the perfect mix of teamwork, fun, and excitement!
When MCES shattered their Monster Dash fundraising record, there was only one way to celebrate… duct-taping Mrs. Smith, teachers, and the PTO president to the wall!
Students and staff had an absolute blast turning this reward into a full-on sticky spectacle.
Halls were filled with lots of tape, lots of laughs, and lots of school spirit as our brave volunteers became part of the wall itself!
From start to finish, it was the perfect mix of teamwork, fun, and excitement!
This is a friendly reminder that we celebrated Thanksgiving on Monday with our special community guests! Tomorrow for lunch , we will serve cheeseburgers or chicken tenders.
Please note important information about the Monster Dash this Thursday. Tickets went home in Monday folders yesterday afternoon, so be sure to stash them in a safe place. Thank you to everyone for your support of our fundraiser. Let's BOO this thing!
School Bus Safety Week
On the week of October 20th we will be recognizing National School Bus Safety Week. This year we will be encouraging the students to join in the celebration by asking them to participate each day with our Safety Spirit Week. Take a look at the flyer to see how we will celebrate each day!
🍂📚 Fall Break Reminder! 📚🍂
Morgan County Charter Schools will be on Fall Break from October 6th–10th. Students will return to school on Monday, October 13th.
We hope everyone enjoys a safe, restful, and fun break! 🍁
Morgan County Charter Schools will be on Fall Break from October 6th–10th. Students will return to school on Monday, October 13th.
We hope everyone enjoys a safe, restful, and fun break! 🍁
🧪✨ Science came alive yesterday at Morgan County Elementary School! ✨🧪
Our students were amazed as Dr. Maurice Snook, a retired chemist with the USDA’s Research Service, brought the magic of chemistry right into our school. From bubbling reactions to colorful experiments, Dr. Snook showed students that science isn’t just about textbooks—it’s exciting, surprising, and FUN!
Thank you, Dr. Snook, for sparking curiosity and inspiring the next generation of scientists! 🔬💡
Our students were amazed as Dr. Maurice Snook, a retired chemist with the USDA’s Research Service, brought the magic of chemistry right into our school. From bubbling reactions to colorful experiments, Dr. Snook showed students that science isn’t just about textbooks—it’s exciting, surprising, and FUN!
Thank you, Dr. Snook, for sparking curiosity and inspiring the next generation of scientists! 🔬💡
Tomorrow, we are making a small adjustment to our lunch schedule to accommodate a very special event. Every three years, Mr. Nelson, one of our 5th grade teachers, invites a visiting scientist to share exciting science experiments with our students. This is always such a wonderful and memorable learning opportunity for everyone!
Because of the size of our school, we aren't able to hold these assemblies without adjusting our lunch routine. For tomorrow only, students will enjoy sack lunches (choice of PB&J or turkey and cheese). They will eat with their teachers at varying times throughout the day.
For this reason, we will not be able to host lunch visitors tomorrow. Thank you so much for your understanding and support as we provide our students with these unique and enriching experiences.
Because of the size of our school, we aren't able to hold these assemblies without adjusting our lunch routine. For tomorrow only, students will enjoy sack lunches (choice of PB&J or turkey and cheese). They will eat with their teachers at varying times throughout the day.
For this reason, we will not be able to host lunch visitors tomorrow. Thank you so much for your understanding and support as we provide our students with these unique and enriching experiences.
We've got some events tonight! Hope to see you this evening!
The book fair is this week!! Each ELA class has an assigned shopping day, so be sure to send money on the correct day for your student! The book fair will be open after school until 6:00 P.M. on Tuesday if you want to shop with your student. Friday is an open shopping day for all grade levels.
MCES will celebrate Georgia Reads Day on Monday with a lot of fun reading activities. We would love to have our students show some spirit Monday and wear red, black, Georgia, or Morgan spirit wear to school!
