Progress Reports will be distributed to students today, April 19. If you have questions regarding your child's progress, please schedule a conference with your child's teachers by contacting the school.
One of the WCHS Intro to Human Studies classes has worked together this semester on a class project where the goal has been to increase positivity around campus. In the most recent activity, the students created a “Take What You Need” bulletin board in the main hallway of the school. Students are encouraged to take a Post-It Note with an encouraging saying or positive word to make their day a little better.
Morgan County Career & Technical Center students competed in the Tennessee SkillsUSA State Competition this week! We are pleased to announce that several of our students finished in the top three! This is a tremendous accomplishment! The following students are commended for their hard work and dedication!
Dominic Alfini & Trevor Clark; Robotics Urban Search and Rescue - Silver Medal
Cassidy Jones - Certified Nursing Assistant - Bronze Medal
Nick Duncan - Welding
Tyler Phillips - Welding
Dylan Woodward - Welding
Dawson Smith - Welding
Several Wartburg Central High FCCLA members represented our county well at the State level last week, Samuel Howard won a place on the executive council, being named the 2018-2019 Vice President of Finance and Membership; Morgan Smith won second place in Recycle and Redesign and Emily Ralston and Maggie Shirks won first place in Interior Design, all three will compete at Nationals this summer; the local chapter received the All-Star Award based on the number of points accumulated for participating in activities and events at the local, state and national levels; Madison Williams and Samuel Howard were recognized for completing Power of One; and, Kinley Hamby and Madison Williams served as a Room Consultant during the competitions. Also, Kinley Hamby had the honor of offering grace before dinner at the formal banquet with over 800 in attendance. Good job Wartburg Central FCCLA!
Due to recent tragic events, the administration and leadership team of Central Elementary (CES) has reviewed our current morning and afternoon student drop-off / pick up procedures. We have spoken with supervisors from Central Office, consulted with our School Resource Officer, Wartburg City Police, and administrators from schools within Morgan County and in surrounding counties. In order to be in compliance with the Director of Schools and local law enforcement’s recommended safety procedures, we will be making necessary changes to various procedures related to student drop-off/pick-up, visitors, volunteers, eating with students, etc. A detailed letter will be sent home with your child today or tomorrow. Please check their bulldog folder/backpack for the letter. These changes will go in effect on Monday, March 5, 2018. Your cooperation and respect of these changes is greatly appreciated as we work to ensure CES is safer for everyone.
Mrs. Doris West's 1st Grade celebrates 100 Days of School!
Madame Carlena's Night at the Wax Museum will be held on Thursday, April 26, 2018, from 5-7 PM. This free event will be held in the hallways of Petros-Joyner School. All interested members of the community are encouraged to attend. There will also be a daytime version of this museum on Thursday, April, 26, 2018, from 9-11 AM.
Sunbright School students will have the opportunity to receive free dental sealants during the month of May. Parents please complete the consent form and return it to Sunbright School.
All retired and current Morgan County Educators and School Board Members are invited to the annual Morgan County Educators Banquet, which will be on at 6:00 p.m. on April 19, 2018 at the American Legion Building in Wartburg, Tennessee. Our theme is “Teaching is a Never-Ending Carnival Ride.” Our meal will be carnival-themed food, with burgers, corn dogs, fried chicken, and other tasty treats. Please come and enjoy the meal, door prizes, and pick up your goodie bags.
Director of Schools, Ronnie Wilson would like to welcome Mrs. Patricia Pace as the incoming Wellness Coordinator for the 2018-2019 school year.
Morgan County Central Office would like to announce Mrs. Stacey Treece as the new RTI Coordinator for the 2018-2019 school year.
The Oakdale High School Drama Club and Choir invite audiences to saddle up and ride on over to Tumbleweed, Arizona in our wild west performance of Tim Kelly’s Inspector Incognito and The Kansas City Kid, with music and lyrics by Stephen Murray, directed by Julie Johnson Crowe and Jeffrey Johnson.
Morgan County Schools would like to take this time to announce that Matt Murphy is Morgan County Schools nominee for State Principal of the Year and Jamie Pemberton is Morgan County Schools nominee for State Supervisor of the Year.
Morgan County School District is committed to the optimal development of every student.
The Testing Calendar is now online for the 2017-2018 school year.
Tennessee Department of Education PARENTAL NOTIFICATION Under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA)
