Representatives from our local colleges will also be on campus to answer questions and talk with students and parents from the Class of 2026. Please plan to order your cap and gown at this event!
Senior meeting #2 on September 18th at 9:30! Please plan to attend.
Homecoming can be expensive, but your dress doesn't have to be! We have some amazing dresses here on campus to choose from that you can borrow or keep with no cost to you. The dresses are in several sizes, and no 2 are the same. See Mrs. Jernigan if you'd like to shop our collection. Sport coats for the gentlemen are also available.
Need a kind word or have a kind word to give? Visit the counselor table at lunch on Wednesday to write a kind word to others or to receive a kind word for yourself. This Wellness Wednesday is all about supporting yourself and others. Talk to Mrs. Jernigan and Mrs. Price at lunch on September 10th to give or receive supportive words!
Congratulations to A'Jyiah Davis on her college acceptances: Tennessee Wesleyan University ($60,000 scholarship), Salem College, University of Missouri-St. Louis, and Wingate University ($114,000 scholarship)!
Congratulations to our first two students from the Class of 2026 to earn college acceptance letters! Aniya Kelley has been accepted to Tuskegee University, and Kerigan Layne has been accepted to Grace College.
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.
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.
📣🦅 EAGLE SPIRIT GAMES ARE HERE! 🦅📣
Show your school pride and join us in supporting our Eagles with a fun spirit theme! 🎉
us August 29 - USA (vs Southland)
🔴 September 26 – Red Out ❤️ (vs. Chatt Co – HOCO)
🌟 October 24 – Neon 💚 (vs. Schley – Senior Night)
🎀 October 30 – Pink Out 💕 (vs. Talbotton)
Let’s fill the stands and cheer on our Eagles in style! 💪🦅
Hello Marion Eagles!!!
As we always look forward to our football games, we want to remind families that all middle school-aged students must be accompanied by an adult to attend the game.
Thank you for your support in keeping our events safe and enjoyable for everyone!
The PSAT is a preliminary/practice test for the SAT college entrance exam. We will give this test for sophomores on Thursday, October 23. All students who are members of Scholars Academy will be automatically signed up. If you are not taking Scholars courses, please register for the test at the link below. The test is free. You must register by September 12 if you plan to test. https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=Pb4qh3OfHU6-MZtrCrmtb5VbTi8uOqhLmMoQNWlXGHhUNElGOEkxR1BZWERKWTNFQzY5UFJEVjhURy4u
Any Jr. or Sr interested in participating in One Act Play, please email zimmerman.sara@marion.k12.ga.us or stop by room 104.
Just a reminder of 2 very special events next Friday, 8/15:
1) Class of 2026 meeting in cafeteria at 8:30 a.m. Parents are encouraged to attend!
2) Class of 2027 ring ceremony for students who have ordered and pay off the class ring by or before that morning. This will be held in the gym at 9:30 a.m. and parents are invited.
1) Class of 2026 meeting in cafeteria at 8:30 a.m. Parents are encouraged to attend!
2) Class of 2027 ring ceremony for students who have ordered and pay off the class ring by or before that morning. This will be held in the gym at 9:30 a.m. and parents are invited.
A form is available in Teams for students in grades 11 and 12 who wish to take the ASVAB. A passing score on this test is required for admission to any branch of the US Military. E-mail Mrs. Jernigan for details. The test is September 4.
To participate in the survey, please scan the QR code or copy and paste the link into your search bar.
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/childcarechattahoochee
🎉 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! 💫
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! 💫
Congratulations to Dash Delong, Abby Penoncello, and Shae Scott. These three Class of 2026 students have been named AP scholars with a score of 3 or higher on 3 separate AP tests.
https://www.wtvm.com/2025/06/26/marion-county-high-school-student-accepted-into-juilliards-summer-program/
We are very proud of Cash and all his accomplishments!
Attention parents: In observance of Juneteenth, our school will be closed on Thursday, June 19,2025.
🎉 Last Day of School Reminder! 🎉
Just a reminder that tomorrow is Early Release at MCMHS!
🚌 Buses will run at 11:50 AM, so be sure to plan accordingly.
Have a great summer — you’ve earned it! ☀️
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.
