Tomorrow, October 4, 2023 starts Fall Break for students. We will see you back on Tuesday, October 10,2023.
There will be no-after school program for LKMOSS this week. It will resume on Tuesday, October 10,2023.
Picture Retake/Make Up Day
Students who missed fall picture day can retake them on September 26, 2023. Brantley Photography will be on campus for re-takes.
Parents, Students, and Staff:
The Marion County School System will be conducting state-mandated fire drills, intruder alert drills, and safety drills over the next few weeks in both schools and randomly throughout the school year. A letter was sent home with students today. If you have questions, please contact your child's principal. Thank you!
Kona Ice will be on campus at L.K. Moss tomorrow 9/21/23
Get ready to tailgate with us for Homecoming! See the flyer for details.
L.K.Moss After-school program starts Tuesday, September 12 from 3:00-5:00. Please see the flyer attached.
Just a reminder. Kona Ice Money is due on 9/14. Kona Ice will be on campus on 9/21.
Afterschool will begin on Tuesday, September 12,2023. The program will be held every Tuesday and Thursday from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Transportation will be provided from L K Moss Elementary. Drop-off locations will the Oakland IGA and the Marion County Courthouse. However, if your student will be a car rider, students must be picked up promptly at 4:45 pm.
Students who missed fall picture day can retake them on September 26, 2023. Brantley Photography will be on campus for re-takes.
Don't forget School Picture Day at LKMOSS!
Save these Dates! See the photo for more details!
Transportation Reminder... Please send all transportation changes to lkmoss.transportation@marion.k12.ga.us.
Kona Ice will be at L.K. Moss this Friday!!
We have been made aware of concerns regarding water usage at the schools. The following is in hopes of addressing those concerns.
On Tuesday afternoon, MCMHS experienced an interruption of water for an extended time. Today, L. K. Moss Elementary School experienced low pressure due to the county's preventative maintenance of flushing hydrants. Situations such as these call for the school district to implement its water safety plan in accordance with the Department of Public Health guidance. Faculty and staff took all precautions and provided commercially bottled water for hand washing along with alcohol-based hand sanitizer (at MCMHS). Only commercially bottled water was used for drinking water (provided to students by the school) as well as food preparation. When necessary, commercially manufactured ice was also used. These efforts were only part of our safety plan so as to have time to flush lines over a 24-hour period. Toilets were operable the entire time, and no student went without proper handwashing, food, drinking water or restroom use. As always, Marion County School District puts the safety and best interest of its students first!
If your child was enrolled in Marion County Schools for the 2022-2023 school year, he or she was granted $120 for summer P-EBT. If the child already receives EBT, you have already received your funds. If the child does not regularly receive EBT, funds have been added to the P-EBT this week. If you have lost your P-EBT card, call 888-421-3281 (if asked, enter 000-00-0000 for social security number). All questions can be directed to DFCS at Customer Contact Center (toll-free): 877-423-4746
Due to inclement weather, Summer School and Summer Feeding will be canceled Thursday, June 15th. It will reconvene on Tuesday, June 20th.
Due to possible inclement weather, Summer School will dismiss at 11:30 A.M. Bus routes will begin at that time. All car riders can be picked up at that time at their individual school.
Power has been restored to L. K. Moss Elementary School. Both schools will open as normal tomorrow, May 18th.
Due to a blown transformer, L. K. Moss Elementary School is without power. Power may not be restored until noon; therefore, school is cancelled for both L. K. Moss Elementary School and Marion County Middle High School. Only administrators are to report today.