📄 Report Cards Are Now Available!
Report cards are available TODAY, October 14, 2026, through the Infinite Campus Parent Portal!
As a reminder, report cards will no longer be printed and sent home. Moving forward, all report cards will be accessible digitally through Infinite Campus.
📱 How to Access Your Child's Report Card:
Attached to this announcement, you will find step-by-step instructions for viewing and downloading your child's report card through the Documents section of Infinite Campus.
📬 Not Enrolled in Infinite Campus Yet?
Instructions for enrolling in the Infinite Campus Parent Portal will also be sent home with students TODAY!
🆘 Need Assistance?
If you need additional assistance enrolling in the Parent Portal, please scan the QR code on the attached instructions or submit a Parent Portal Support Ticket using the link below:
🔗 https://forms.gle/reHN7tPvJKUdWhDE9
We encourage all parents and guardians to enroll in Infinite Campus to stay informed about their child's academic progress.
❤️🖤 Thank you for your continued partnership with Marion County Schools!
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Reynolds ▪ September 10, 2026
Flint Energies Foundation awards $15,000 to Marion County organizations
The Flint Energies Foundation has awarded $15,000 in grants to organizations serving Marion County, supporting emergency response and youth athletics.
Tazewell Volunteer Fire Department, represented by Stephen Matthews, received $5,000 to assist with replacing the transmission in its wildland brush truck. The truck is equipped with a 300-gallon pump-and-roll apparatus that allows firefighters to drive while pumping water during roadside and brush fires. The grant will help cover the estimated repair costs and keep this important emergency response vehicle in service. Buena Vista Fire & Rescue, also represented by Stephen Matthews, was awarded $5,000 to assist with the removal, repair, and rebuilding of leaking hydraulic cylinders on its ladder truck.
The remaining $5,000 was awarded to Marion County Middle School Softball, represented by Monty Howard, to purchase a pitching machine, balls, and additional equipment. Together, these grants will strengthen emergency response capabilities while providing Marion County student-athletes with resources to develop their skills and compete.
The Flint Energies Foundation provides grants to local non-profits such as this one using money donated by Flint Energies Consumer-members through Operation Round Up®. The electric cooperative’s Members contribute $175,000 annually to the Flint Energies Foundation, which supports worthy causes in the 17 counties it serves. Operation Round Up is a way for participating Members to support multiple charitable organizations by simply allowing Flint Energies to round up their bills to the nearest dollar. Donations to Operation Round Up, which average only about $6 per year per member, are tax deductible. About 40% of Flint’s Membership participates in Operation Round Up, but that percentage continues to decline. If you are a Flint Energies Consumer-member and wish to contribute, you can sign up at www.flintenergies.com/ORU or by calling 1.800.342.3616.
The Flint Energies Foundation, a state-chartered, non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization, disburses all contributions to approved projects; Member contributions are not used for administration costs. Foundation Board members include Chair Joanne Hamlin, Lizella; Vice Chair Eloise Doty, Butler; Secretary Connie McCutchen, Midland; Treasurer John Luppino, Warner Robins; Gina Fink, Fort Valley; Charles Harrison, Grovania; Pat Bartness, Warner Robins; Traci Kemp, Warner Robins; Betty Chase, Oglethorpe; Roger Sinyard, Mauk; and Ian Russell, Fort Valley.
About Flint Energies
Flint Energies is a not-for-profit electric cooperative owned by its members in parts of 17 central Georgia counties. Flint employs 221 employees and serves over 100,000 electric meters. We are 100% locally controlled and democratically governed by nine Directors elected from among the membership. In 1937, Flint Energies was created to bring people together to meet common needs like reliable electric energy, and our mission remains focused on improving the quality of life in Middle Georgia. Flint Energies is an equal opportunity provider and employer. Follow Flint on X, Instagram and Facebook.
Contact:
Natalie Bradley, Community Relations Specialist, 478.847.5195, nbradley@flintemc.com
Southland Academy does NOT have GoFan. It will be CASH or VENMO at the gate.
Prices: $10 Adults or $7 Students
Due to the ongoing water issue in the county and low water pressure, Marion County Schools will dismiss early today, Tuesday, September 1, 2026.
MCMHS will dismiss at 8:25 AM.
LKMES will dismiss at 8:30 AM.
Parents and guardians may begin picking up car riders at the designated dismissal time for each school. Buses will also begin their routes following dismissal.
We understand that an unexpected schedule change can be inconvenient for families and appreciate your patience and flexibility. The health and safety of our students and staff remain our priority.
Please continue to monitor the Marion County Schools website, social media pages, and district notification system for any additional updates.
Each year, the U.S. Presidential Scholars Program honors some of our nation’s most exceptional high school seniors who shine through academic achievement, artistic talent, and career and technical excellence. Established by executive order in 1964, the program has grown to recognize up to 161 students annually, celebrating those whose accomplishments reflect the highest ideals of scholarship, creativity, and leadership.
The 2027 U.S. Presidential Scholars Program application window will open from September 1 to November 1. High school seniors may apply, provided they meet all program qualifications outlined by the U.S. Presidential Scholars Program. The application, program criteria, and informational brochures are on the Excellence Recognitions PSP webpage at http://www.gadoe.org/USPS. Applications are due by November 1 at 5:00 p.m.
Links are available in Microsoft Teams-Class of 2027.
The Probe College Fair is state-sponsored and usually features over 30 colleges and other post-secondary organizations, including the Georgia Student Finance Commission and branches of the U.S. Military. A full list of participating groups can be found at www.gaprobe.org closer to the fair date.
