Spring Break is next week! We hope all of our students, staff, and families enjoy a safe, relaxing, and fun-filled break.
We look forward to welcoming everyone back refreshed and ready to finish the year strong!

Attention 5th grade parents: Scoliosis forms came home in Monday folders. The screening is the Tuesday we return from Spring Break (April 14). If you do NOT want your child to be screened, you must turn in the form this week.


P.S. Use code SIBSAVE30 when you register 2 siblings to save $30 per child or use the code SIBSAVE40 to save $40 per child when you register 3+ siblings.





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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, Georgia’s 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 enthusiasm—collecting 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 in—and we hope you will be too! Let’s come together and show the incredible impact that service can have in our schools, our communities, and beyond. 💙
How will you step up and serve in your school, your community, and your state on March 18?


From early mornings to late afternoons, these dedicated professionals make sure our classrooms are ready, our facilities are safe, and our campuses remain welcoming for every student, teacher, and visitor. Whether it’s fixing a problem before anyone notices, preparing spaces for events, or responding quickly when something needs attention, their work keeps Morgan County Charter Schools moving forward every single day.
Simply put, our schools could not run without them.
We are grateful for the pride, care, and commitment our maintenance staff brings to our school community. Your work supports learning in ways that often go unseen but are always appreciated.
Please join us in thanking the amazing maintenance professionals who help make Morgan County Charter Schools a great place to learn and grow! 👏






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!

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. 💙

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.




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 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!

