The #ALBOE approved a Resolution in Recognition of Hamilton Elementary School, Marion County School System, as a National Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) Distinguished School, State School Board District Seven. Congratulations!
The Phillips High JAG Chapter has been very busy: they partnered with Alabama PALS (People Against A Littered State) organization to participate in the annual “School Campus Cleanup” program, and they also collected over 300 canned goods in partnership with the local Civitan chapter for those in need in the Bear Creek community for the Thanksgiving Holidays. Great job!
National Special Education Day commemorates the anniversary of the nation’s first federal special education law. The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) was signed into law on December 2, 1972. IDEA made education available to all children, and this day honors the progress that has been made in special education.
Hackleburg Elementary - Thanks to all who made the Math Career Fair for 4th and 5th Grades a success! The 4th and 5th grade math classes presented their careers related to using math every day, and many professionals also came to present their careers. Thanks again!
All Marion County Schools will be closed for the Thanksgiving holidays November 25-29, 2024. Stay safe and have a wonderful Thanksgiving!
The Imaginex Career Fair made its way to Phillips High School this morning. This is part of the non-profit company “Reach and Teach” that was founded to promote entrepreneurship, marketing, and business skills to high school students. What a great program for our students!
Velcro Pygmies' lead singer, Cameron Flener, spoke to the Marion County career coaches, school counselors, and mental health specialists about the history of the non-profit company “Reach and Teach” that he co-founded to promote entrepreneurship, marketing and business skills to high school students. The Reach and Teach program includes the Imaginex Career Fair and an accompanying concert. Today’s event was held at Hackleburg High School. The Imaginex career fair will make a stop at Phillips High tomorrow.
American Education Week - celebrating the power of education and thanking the educators and staff who do so much to make our schools the cornerstone of our communities and future.
No one should have to worry about whether they will have food on their plate or a roof over their head. As a society, we have the resources and knowledge to end hunger and homelessness — we just need the collective will to make these ideas a reality.
#HHWEEK
MCBE was searching for potential new teachers at the University of North Alabama Teacher Recruitment Fair. Shown are Rachel Streetman and Dr. Tracy Handley.
The JAG Chapter of Phillips High School collected over 300 pairs of socks during the month of October for the JAG State Project “Socktober.” Alabama JAG has partnered with the Salvation Army to provide socks for homeless shelters throughout our state.
All Marion County Schools will be closed on Monday, November 11th, in observance of Veterans Day. This day honors military veterans who served in the United States Armed Forces. We thank you for your service!
Thank you to ALL who made the Senior Bash at Bevill State Community College a success today!
Our Marion County Department of Human Resources decorated their offices in preparation for a visit from their foster children and families. What a fun, safe, and child-friendly environment they created!
These principals presented their Continuous Improvement Plans (CIP) at the October board meeting.
Students from the JAG Chapter of Phillips High School, along with 5,000 additional students from all over Alabama, attended the Alabama Joint Leadership Development Conference to learn leadership and team building skills.
First responders dedicate their lives to save lives. They are the people who run toward a crisis while the rest of the world flees. Take time today to thank them for the job they do!
MCBE Board members, Don Jones and Beverly Burleson, were recognized at the October board meeting for their service to our school district. We appreciate all they have helped accomplish during their tenure as board members.
Red Ribbon Week - this weeklong observance is considered the oldest and largest drug prevention program in the nation. The campaign focuses on the mission of keeping kids drug-free. Just Say No!
School Bus Safety Week is a reminder to everyone about the importance of following the law and implementing school bus safety tips. Parents should be able to trust that when their child gets on the school bus, there is no need to worry about their safety. If everyone follows school bus safety rules, every child will stay safe.
