
Mrs. Parham and Mrs. Miles both received Ag in the Classroom grants for $500 each. Mrs. Miles used the money to help create a pollinator garden in the front of Brilliant Elementary. Mrs. Parham was able to purchase items to help begin growing plants in the greenhouse.





ANNOUNCEMENT


Mr. Cleckler and Brilliant High School would like to thank the following donors for helping purchase thirty band uniforms for the upcoming football season.
The Elks Lodge
3M
Marion County Commission
State Bank and Trust
Lister Hill Credit Union
State Representative Tracy Estes.
The design for the new uniforms will be on display in the lobby of the gym prior to the Spring Concert May 4th at 6pm.

Mr. Clecker and Brilliant High School would like to thank the band boosters for their purchase of the new sign on the bandroom.


The Brilliant School Music program will host it’s first annual Spring Concert on Thursday, May 4 at 6 pm in the high school gymnasium. Admission is $2. All proceeds will be used to purchase music supplies. Make checks payable to Brilliant High School Band.

We are aware of the social media post concerning a threat made to schools in a neighboring county. To our knowledge, there have been no threats made to Marion County Schools. However, our local law enforcement has been made aware of the situation, and our schools will operate on a soft lockdown today only as a precautionary measure.


Picture Day Tomorrow!
We will have Kindergarten Cap and Gown Pictures, Senior Cap and Gown Pictures, Spring Individual Pictures, Elementary Class Pictures, Elementary Class Representative Pictures, Baseball Pictures, Softball Pictures and Track Pictures.
Come Ready with Your Big Smile!


April 27 will be the last day of the Brilliant Elementary After School program for this school year.

Thank you to State Bank and Trust for your support of the Brilliant High School band!


All Marion County Schools will be closed tomorrow (April 7th) for a Weather Day and Monday (April 10th) for a Teacher Work Day. Enjoy your long weekend and stay safe! (School will resume for students on Tuesday, April 11th).


Happy National Assistant Principals Week! Thanks for all you do!


Introducing Private Darracott!


All Marion County Schools will be closed for Spring Break March 27-31, 2023. School will resume on Monday, April 3rd. Have fun and stay safe!


Mrs. Gunter's third grade students at Brilliant School learned about Irish traditions and folklore last week. The STEM project included working in small groups to effectively create a trap to catch the sneaky leprechauns that run amuck on St. Patrick's Day.










BHS Seniors participate in Mock Interviews.


Parents/Guardians…Immunization clinics will be offered on March 21st to all Marion County School students. This is a great time to get your upcoming 6th graders the required TDaP immunization. All students entering 6th grade in Alabama are required to get a booster shot (TDaP). This is also a great time for current 6th graders and above that have not had their TDaP vaccine already to get vaccinated. Other available vaccines are the MCV (meningococcal) and HPV (human papillomavirus). These are optional vaccines. Students not receiving required Alabama vaccines may provide the school with medical or religious exemption forms provided by the Marion County Health Department or their physician's office.
Consent forms will be sent out this week and need to be returned to the school nurse.


National School Breakfast Week celebrates the importance of a nutritious school breakfast in fueling students for success. This special week celebrates the national School Breakfast Program and the many ways it gives students a great start every day.


It is almost time for Kindergarten Registration! (Please see the flyer for more information).


This Friday, March 3rd, will be a Teacher Workday for all Marion County Schools. Students will not come to school on that day.


Marion County Schools invites parents to a meeting concerning the district wellness policy on March 16, 2023, at 3:30 PM. The meeting is to be held at the Marion County Board of Education office, 188 Winchester Drive, Hamilton, AL.
Healthy choices at school help keep our students healthy and ready to learn. The wellness policy helps our schools create an action plan for nutrition and physical activity at school. Parents can share feedback to help ensure the policy is meeting the needs of the students.
