We are thrilled to recognize our Top 5 Teacher of the Year Finalists from each of our four schools! Being selected by your peers is a true honor and a reflection of the impact you make every single day. 🍎
Primary School (PS):
Lauren Thomason, Kelsey Duvall, Jessica Redd, Kayla Sapp, Paige Smith
Elementary School (ES):
Jodi Bailey, Kathi Edwards, Courtland Howard, Kelly Porter, Jenny Slaughter
Middle School (MS):
Melissa Brown, Travis Freeman, Daniel Ghann, Kristen Steele, Chad Stinchcomb
High School (HS):
Leah Ainslie, Abby Bethea, Katie Cobb, Chante Harrell, Lenae Rose
Thank you for inspiring, supporting, and loving our children each and every day. Your influence reaches far beyond the classroom, shaping futures and strengthening our community.
From bold designs to imaginative masterpieces, our students are putting their creativity on full display… and you don’t want to miss it!
Come support our young artists and see the world through their eyes.
📍Morgan County High School
🕒 4:00- 6:30
**Corrected with Volleyball tryouts today, Tuesday, and Wednesday!!
A BIG week coming up for our middle school Bulldogs!! We need you present, on time, and ready to dominate the day!!! We cannot wait to see everyone tomorrow and every day this week!!
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This recognition is based on our National Chapter Application, showcasing the leadership, service, and dedication demonstrated through the activities planned and carried out by our student leaders throughout the year.
A special congratulations to our 2025–2026 Officer Team for their hard work and commitment: Brynlee Dickerson, Aria Montgomery, Jessie Jones, Hailey Boyd, Grady Bullard, Leah McLendon, Eliana Niko, and Sawyer Phillips.
🏈 MCCS Sport Physicals – $5
Wednesday, April 22: HS Football only
Wednesday, April 29: Middle School sports
Wednesday, May 6: All other High School sports
All physicals begin at 3:15 PM.
Physicals are valid for one year and must be uploaded to Aktivate.com
Forms: https://bit.ly/MorganAktivate
Yesterday, Morgan County Middle School had the honor of celebrating more than 80 incredible students at our National Junior Honor Society Induction Ceremony.
The morning was spent recognizing students who exemplify the very best of our school community through their commitment to the seven key values of NJHS: scholarship, service, leadership, citizenship, character, and honor.
Guest speaker Mrs. Courtney Thomas, Special Education Director, reminded our students that they are seen, understood, and supported, while encouraging them to make positive choices, lead with kindness, and stay grounded in who they are—words that resonated with everyone in the room.
Congratulations to each of our inductees. MCCS is proud of you and knows that you will continue to make a difference every single day.
These five teachers were nominated as the 2026 MCMS Teacher of the Year. We are so thankful for the work they do each day and the support they show our students and their colleagues. The nominees from left to right are:
Daniel Ghann - 8th Grade
Kristen Steele - 8th Grade
Travis Freeman - Connections
Melissa Brown - 7th Grade
Chad Stinchcomb - 7th Grade
PROUD to be a Bulldog!!
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Cross country tryouts are coming up!! Please make sure you have all the proper documentation in Aktivate if you are interested in trying out! GOOD LUCK!
This year’s 2025 Extravaganza theme, “The Arts Are Timeless,” will celebrate the excellence and impact of performing and visual arts education across Morgan County Charter Schools.
We are honored to welcome our guest speaker, 2024 Georgia Teacher of the Year Christy Todd. Todd is a lifelong music educator and currently serves as Chief of Staff for the Georgia Department of Education.
We cannot wait to see everyone tomorrow and get back to our routine. Make sure to charge your devices and set your alarm. See you tomorrow!!
