Marion County Schools

5th Annual Pick-A-Pumpkin Festival , October 16, 2025 from 5:00 PM-7:00PM at L.K. Moss Elementary School.

📚✨ Take a Book, Share a Book! ✨📚 We’re excited to announce a Little Free Library at L.K. Moss Elementary! It’s simple: Take a book. Leave a book. 📖 Help us spread the love of reading by donating gently used books for students of all ages. Whether you're dropping one off or picking one up, you're making a difference in our school community. Let’s keep our library full and our minds growing! ❤️ #MarionReads #LittleFreeLibrary #LKMossElementary #TakeABookShareABook

The Pick-A-Pumpkin Festival is tomorrow from 5:00-7:00 pm. There will be games, crafts, face painting, cake auction, concessions, Kona Ice, Crazy Hair, and much more! Be sure to bring your Trunk-or-Treat bag for lots of goodies. Pictured is the map for entering the festival. Families should use the parking lot and register and enter through the left gate at LK Moss near the playground. Trunk-or-Treat vehicles and other vendors will enter through the gate on the right side of LK Moss. We are looking forward to seeing everyone tomorrow!

FREE 5G HOTSPOT GIVEAWAY FOR MARION COUNTY STUDENTS .T-Mobile's Project 10Million is
completely FREE to students and their families. No monthly service costs or contracts, no income verification or credit checks, no social security number checks, no connection to your personal, T-Mobile accounts and devices are
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RESERVE A HOTSPOT! https://forms.gle/fFRnXDrmYRQnfKL18

HOTSPOTS WILL BE SENT HOME
WITH THE STUDENT ON 10/3
UNLESS PICKED UP BY 10/2.

September is Library Card sign-up month!

Seniors don't forget about breakfast on Friday, Sept 12th at 7:30 A.M. in the GYM. Don't rush off after breakfast- we are taking a senior group photo and we want everyone in it!

As we begin a new school year, we want to remind everyone in our community to slow down, stay alert, and prioritize safety—especially around school bus stops and in school speed zones.
Children are some of our most vulnerable road users, and it’s our shared responsibility to ensure they get to and from school safely each day. Please obey all school zone speed limits, watch for flashing lights on school buses, and never attempt to pass a stopped bus. A few extra seconds of caution can prevent a lifetime of regret.
Let’s work together to protect our students and support a safe start to the school year. Thank you for doing your part.

On-campus SAT dates are October 21 and March-TBD. Sign-up instructions have been posted in Teams accounts.

🎉 You're Invited! 🎉
Open House at LK Moss & MCMHS
📅 July 31st
🕓 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM

Come kick off the new school year with us! Meet your teachers, tour the school, drop off supplies, and get excited for an amazing year ahead. 🎒✏️🎈

Whether you're a brand new face or a returning star, we can't wait to see YOU at LK Moss and MCMHS! 💫

Attention parents: In observance of Juneteenth, our school will be closed on Thursday, June 19,2025.

The May 19, 2025 Boil Water Advisory has been lifted. As part of L. K. Moss Elementary School's Temporary Water Interruption Plan for Boil Water Advisory (MCMHS was not under the past advisory.), faculty and staff are continuing to take all precautions to keep our students and employees safe and healthy. When a boil water advisory is lifted, staff completes our post-advisory procedures (see below). All procedures were completed Tuesday afternoon and we will operate as normal Wednesday morning. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the principal, Mr. Jason Reese at (229) 649-5567.

Due to the temporary water outage, L. K. Moss Elementary School has implemented its Temporary Water Interruption Plan (MCMHS was never without water.). Faculty and staff are taking all precautions to continue to keep our students and employees safe and healthy (general precautions listed below). If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the principal, Mr. Jason Reese at (229) 649-5567. Interrupted Water Advisory Precautions Commercially bottled water is being used to wash hands followed with an alcohol-based hand sanitizer. Only commercially bottled water is being used for drinking water. Feel free to send bottled water for your child; however, the school will provide water to all students and employees. When necessary, commercially manufactured ice is also being used. All school food is being prepared with commercially bottled water and single service utensils and tableware. The menu is being limited to ready to eat items or cook to serve items with limited preparation.

Due to a water outage in the county, Marion County Schools will dismiss early today. MCMHS will dismiss at 11:10 AM. LKMES will dismiss at 11:15 AM. Parents may begin picking up car riders at that time as well

The girls and guys varsity tennis teams are headed to the sweet sixteen! The Lady Eagles first defeated Bowdon, then our Eagles followed suit versus Elite Scholars Academy. They will both be headed to Telfair County for the second round.

The March 18, 2025 Boil Water Advisory has been lifted. When a boil water advisory is lifted, staff completes our post-advisory procedures. All procedures were completed Wednesday afternoon and we will operate as normal Thursday morning. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the principal, Mr. Jason Reese at (229) 649-5567.

Due to the temporary water outage, L. K. Moss Elementary School has implemented its Temporary Water Interruption Plan (MCMHS was never without water.) Faculty and staff are taking all precautions to continue to keep our students and employees safe and healthy (general precautions listed below). Water has been restored, and both schools will resume their regular schedule tomorrow, Wednesday, March 19, 2025. If you have any questions or concerns regarding the Temporary Water Interruption Plan at L. K. Moss Elementary School, please contact the principal, Mr. Jason Reese at (229) 649-5567. Interrupted Water Advisory Precautions Commercially bottled water is being used to wash hands followed with an alcohol-based hand sanitizer. Only commercially bottled water is being used for drinking water. Feel free to send bottled water for your child; however, the school will provide water to all students and employees. When necessary, commercially manufactured ice is also being used. All school food is being prepared with commercially bottled water and single service utensils and tableware. The menu is being limited to ready to eat items or cook to serve items with limited preparation. 

Due to a water outage in the county, Marion County Schools will dismiss early today. MCMHS will dismiss at 11:20 AM. LKMES will dismiss at 11:30 AM. Parents may begin picking up car riders at that time as well.

🚨 No School Thursday (3/13) and Friday (3/14)