Ag classrooms are about to LEVEL UP after an incredible AgX CASE Training experience! Shoutout to some of Marion County's Ag Educators who showed up ready to learn, collaborate, and bring hands-on innovation back to their students: Brandon McDuffa – Hackleburg High School, Alex Lindley – Hamilton High School, and our own, Ginger Eatman – Marion County High School.
Through AgX CASE Training, these teachers dove into engaging, inquiry-based lessons designed to spark curiosity, build real-world skills, and inspire the next generation of agricultural leaders. From collaboration to cutting-edge curriculum strategies, they’re bringing back tools that will make learning more interactive, more relevant, and more exciting than ever. We can’t wait to see the innovation grow in their classrooms!
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We are gearing up for Alabama Sun Bucks, preloaded cards with a one-time benefit for summer, and need your help to ensure student information is up-to-date. Parents who have changed their address since registration need to contact their child's school and update their address in PowerSchool by February 28th. Keeping records current will help us serve families more efficiently and make sure children have access to nutritious meals. Thank you!
During today’s board meeting, our Marion County Career Coaches were recognized for their outstanding dedication and service. These ladies work tirelessly as liaisons between education and industry, helping students identify career goals, explore the 16 career clusters, and develop meaningful postsecondary plans. They provide resume assistance, conduct mock interviews, facilitate dual enrollment opportunities, organize job shadowing experiences, and connect students with local employers. We are truly grateful for their commitment to preparing our students for success beyond graduation and appreciate the important work they do each day. Pictured with our Superintendent, Board Members, and the Career Coaches’ direct supervisor, Josh Weatherly, are (from left to right): Carmin Nichols-HHS & HMS, Lindsey Oliver-HCHS & PHS, and Oakley Durham-BHS & MCHS.
All Marion County Schools' students will dismiss 1/2 day tomorrow, February 4, for a professional development/teacher workday. Buses will run at 11:30.
Marion County Schools is actively monitoring the forecast for potential winter weather this weekend and urges all families to stay informed. Please follow the advice of professional meteorologists and take precautions in the event winter weather impacts our community.
Should any changes to next week’s school schedule be necessary, an all-call message will be issued. Additional updates will be available on our website and social media channels.
Ensuring the safety of our students and staff is our highest priority.
All Marion County Schools will be closed Monday, January 19th, for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.
All Marion County Schools will be closed December 22 - January 5 for the Christmas Holidays. Students will begin the second semester on Tuesday, January 6, 2026. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
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•Please remember that although absences for exams are counted by semester, the number of absences for truancy is for the entire school year.
o When a student is absent, an excuse must be turned in within 3 days of the student’s return to school.
o Once a student has reached 10 absences, all absences after that will only be excused with a medical or legal excuse.
Happy Thanksgiving! All Marion County Schools will be closed November 24-28 for the Thanksgiving holidays.
