Some of our Monroe County teachers spent the day learning the “Blueprint for Success” at a best practices training specifically for returning pre-k teachers.
This group said they had a lot of fun in class today. #LearnGrowSucceed #CommittedToExcellence
The Central Office staff is eating good today. This delicious collard soup was made by T.G. Scott teacher Nell Onstott using fresh collards grown by students at Hubbard Elementary. Yum! #LearnGrowSucceed #CommittedToExcellence #stem
What an amazing competition! Hubbard Elementary took home the top prize, and the MCMS 7/8 team earned second place. Congrats to all the teams in this year’s competition! #stem #robotics #LearnGrowSucceed
Our district robotics competition is underway at Hubbard Elementary. These kids are working hard on their competition entries. #LearnGrowSucceed #CommittedToExcellence
Thank you for your service and dedication to our country. #veteransday #committedtoexcellence
Congratulations to Mrs. Jennifer Arnold, this week's 13WMAZ My Teacher is Tops winner. We are proud of all the great things you are doing in the classroom! #LearnGrowSucceed #CommittedtoExcellence #MyTeacherIsTops
Today is Monroe County Retired Educators Day. We want to say thank you to all the retired educators in our community! #LearnGrowSucceed #CommittedtoExcellence #RetiredEducators
The City of Forsyth says GDOT is setting up tonight (11/02) to begin the resurfacing of Highway 83 North near the square. GDOT is tentatively scheduled to work until 6 a.m. Please allow extra time for your drive to school tomorrow as there may be heavy traffic.
At approximately 1:30 p.m. as Monroe County Achievement Center students and staff returned from lunch, staff members witnessed an unknown male sitting in a red truck with the door open. The truck was parked in the grass on the MCAC campus. The male started acting strangely and was unable to speak coherently. School administration immediately contacted School Resource Officer Sammons. MCAC was placed on Code Yellow as a result. A second deputy arrived shortly after SRO Sammons arrived. The unknown male was handcuffed and placed in a patrol car. The school returned to Code Green status at 2:07 p.m.
Congratulations to Mary Persons for an outstanding performance in the GHSA Region 2AAA One Act Play competition. MPHS took home first place and will now compete on the state level. In addition, they won awards for Best Set and Best Costumes. Luke McBride won the Best Actor award, and Riley Van Voorhis, Jayla Crosson, Jinx Taylor and Den Parks took home All Star awards. #ChaMP
A Monroe County Schools bus driver witnessed a shooting in Macon-Bibb County shortly before 3 p.m. on Wednesday, October 19, 2022. The driver was transporting seven Monroe County students back to Mary Persons from the Hutchings College and Career Academy and Central Georgia Technical College in Macon when the shooting occurred. No students or staff on the bus were injured.
The shooting happened at the corner of Mercer University Drive and Anthony Road. The incident is under investigation in Bibb County.
The Monroe County Board of Education will meet tonight at 5:30. You can view the agenda here: https://bit.ly/3EOQsmz
We're kicking off School Bus Safety Week tomorrow! Be sure to thank a bus driver for everything they do to keep our kids safe! #CommittedtoExcellence #SchoolBusSafety
Since we are on Fall Break this week, we will celebrate National School Lunch Week next week at all of our schools. Get ready for a week of Peace, Love & School Nutrition. And don't forget to show a little love for your friendly SNP staff! #CommittedtoExcellence
Good luck to our MCMS football team in tonight's championship game! We'll see you at the Pitt! #LearnGrowSucceed #CommittedtoExcellence
Monroe County Schools will be closed 10/10/22 - 10/14/22 for Fall Break. We hope you all enjoy your time off! #LearnGrowSucceed #CommittedtoExcellence
We are thrilled to host this year’s Leadership Monroe class for the afternoon! #LearnGrowSucceed #CommittedtoExcellence
If you're attending a field trip with your child, or looking to volunteer in our classrooms, you must complete the volunteer training every year and get a background check from the Monroe County Sheriff's Office every two years. #LearnGrowSucceed
In honor of National Principal Month, we want to recognize our fantastic Monroe County principals. Dr. Mike Hickman says "We have extremely talented principals and we are so glad they are in Monroe County." #CommittedtoExcellence #LearnGrowSucceed #NationalPrincipalMonth
The online learning application window is now open for the spring semester of the 2022-2023 school year for students in grades 3-12. This is an 18 week commitment and students must have regular access to the Internet to qualify. All virtual students must complete a new application for the spring semester.
Click this link to apply: https://forms.gle/ZB24bKZoMVm4arvZ7
