Congratulations to our Aggies and Lady Aggies track team for winning winning sectionals today at Hewitt-Trussville. They will travel to Gulf Shores next week in search of a state title!! #GoAggies
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.
Ana Flores-Padron of Hamilton High School has been awarded the 2023 School Superintendents of Alabama/Curriculum Associates scholarship. Congratulations, Ana!
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!
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!
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.
Hamilton High School - Good luck to the 31 students representing Hamilton HOSA at the Alabama State Leadership Conference this week.
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.
FFA Week: Hackleburg and Hamilton High School’s FFA officers did an excellent job speaking before the Marion County Board of Education today. Each shared information about FFA and the many projects they have completed. We are proud of these young ladies and young men!
Debido a la amenaza de clima severo, todas las escuelas del condado de Marion serán VIRTUAL mañana, 16 de febrero de 2023.
Todas las escuelas estarán CERRADAS.
Los estudiantes tendrán tareas para completar EN CASA.
¡Tenga un plan de seguridad y esté atento al clima!
***IMPORTANT***
****Attention local business/industry****
The Marion County Career Coaches invite you to participate in:
2023 BRIDGE Job Fair
What - Job Fair for Graduating Seniors planning to go straight into the workforce/or those planning to attend local community colleges looking for part-time jobs after graduation
When: Friday, February 24th 9:00-12:00 Rotating school groups (9:00-11:00 Seniors from Marion County Schools & 11:00-12:00 open to the public)
Where: Bevill State Auditorium-Hamilton Campus
Registration Form:
https://forms.gle/8tUrHwbHrQ7q9aGw6
We would like to give the opportunity for graduating seniors to get a head-start to gain employment after graduation or know what options are locally available to them. We plan to partner with the Career Center, local/surrounding business and industry, and Bevill State.
Our local high schools will be bringing their senior class that want to come, or offer the opportunity to attend to just the students that still don't have a "plan" after graduation and are looking to go straight to the workforce, or possibly enroll in a local community college and need a part-time job.
Thank you in advance for all of your support.
Marion County Schools Career Coaches
Lindsey Oliver
loliver@mcbe.net
Heather McCarley
Hmccarley@mcbe.net
Hamilton High’s Career Tech Departments collected over 300 stuffed animals that were distributed to our local emergency services. Representatives from Marion County Sheriff’s Dept., Hamilton Fire Dept., Hamilton Police Dept., and Marion County EMS picked these up this week. These will be used to assist these services with children. We appreciate what you do!
Mr. Rogers’ 3B class is learning about the French Revolution, unfair taxation, and the Three Estates. Clearly, It’s good to be in the First Estate and perhaps not so good to live in the Third Estate.
On Wednesday, November 9th, Mrs. Fikes' Senior English classes dressed up as characters from Chaucer's Canterbury Tales and walked the Hamilton High School halls while reciting the Prologue.
Hamilton High School Cross Country Teams.
Boys Class 4A runner up!
Girls Class 4A 4th place finish!
Hamilton High Health Science/HOSA- Dalton Frederick, Hamilton alumni, came and spoke to Mrs. Humphres’ classes about how to become a Family Physician & important college/resume tips. They really enjoyed learning how to suture from him. Dalton is a 3rd year med student at UAB.
