Monroe Messages
A Newsletter of Monroe County Schools
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All applications will be reviewed and approved by the school's academic committee.
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Monroe County Schools held a luncheon to honor our current REACH Scholars on March 22, 2023.
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13WMAZ School of the Week: Mary Persons High School representing the state on the national level in FFA. Click here to watch the video on 13WMAZ.
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There are FOUR fantastic opportunities to see MPHS' production of Les Miserables!
Thursday, April 27th @ 6 PM
Friday, April 28th @ 6 PM
Saturday, April 29th @ 2 PM and also 6 PM
Visit the BOE Office, the FAC, or a cast member to purchase tickets! Cash only, $15 pre-sale ending April 26th | $20 Door!
Don't forget, if you are a season ticket holder with the Monroe County Fine Arts Center, you'll be receiving your previously purchased ticket to the final show on April 29th @ 6 PM in the mail.
Come out to support our award-winning, talented troupe in a few short weeks!
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The Realizing Educational Achievement Can Happen, or REACH, Georgia program was designed to provide promising students with the support needed to graduate from high school, to access higher education and ensure that these students graduate with relevant postsecondary degrees in a timely manner. In a two-year pilot beginning in 2012, REACH Georgia added five school systems and committed 35 students as REACH Scholars and invested $350,000 to student scholarships. Today, REACH serves all 180 school systems across Georgia and more than 3,600 Scholars, committing over $36 million in scholarships. Monroe County Schools had our first four REACH Scholar graduates with the Mary Persons High class of 2022. Today, we have 8 scholarship recipients across the district. Two of them are getting ready to graduate with the class of 2023, Trilok Patel and Austin Vaughn. MCS Radio spoke with them about the opportunity the scholarship has provided.
Maintaining the technology needed for our staff and students is not an easy task. But our Chief Technology Officer, Josh Griffis, is up to the challenge. MCS Radio spoke with Mr. Griffis about his first year on the job, and what it takes to keep us online.
We hope you enjoyed our elementary school plays this year. All three schools did fantastic jobs with their performances. Now it’s time for the middle school to take the stage under the direction of first-year chorus teacher Kelley Monahan. Let’s check in with her about this week’s show, Matilda, JR.
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Age-based tips and lessons to help students process upsetting events.
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In our 24/7 breaking news world, there seems to be a new crisis every day. As news outlets compete for clicks, all of us -- including kids -- are immersed in more headlines than ever before. Unless you teach current events or social studies, most of the day's news probably won't make it into your classroom. But certain news events are just too big to ignore. When this happens, a lot of teachers ask themselves: How should I address this with my students? And, should I address this at all? Click here for the full article on CommonSenseMedia.org.
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4-H's April service project will be assisting in the local community garden on Tuesday, April 25th from 3:30-5pm. If you would like to help, register by Friday, April 21st. Register by clicking here or contact the 4-H Office.
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April 1-2 at Rock Eagle 4-H Center. 4-H Prom. A semi-formal dance, an after-dance party with inflatable obstacles, a motivational speaker, a share fair with college recruiters, a commemorative gift, time to spend with friends and meet new ones, and much, much more! This is open to 9th-12th grade. Registration is due to the 4-H Office by March 17th with $80 payment.
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Monroe County School District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, age, disability, or sex in its employment practices, student programs and dealings with the public. It is the policy of the Board of Education to comply fully with the requirements of Title VI, Title IX, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Americans with Disabilities Act and all accompanying regulations. As a result, the following people have been appointed to oversee specific areas. Title II, Adult 504, Adult Title IX Dr. Mike Hickman 25 Brooklyn Avenue, Forsyth, GA 31029 478-994-2031 Student and Athletic Title IX Dr. Jim Finch 25 Brooklyn Avenue, Forsyth, GA 31029 Student 504 Jenny Rooks 25 Brooklyn Avenue Forsyth, GA 31029 Copyright 2023. All Rights Reserved.
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