Hamilton Elementary School invites you to their Math and Literacy Family Night along with a Book Fair next Tuesday, March 7th, from 3:30 - 6:00 p.m.
Marion County High School - Good luck to the Varsity Girls Basketball team and coaches today as they compete in the 1A State Championship!
Hamilton High School - Good luck to the 31 students representing Hamilton HOSA at the Alabama State Leadership Conference this week.
Families, educators, school leaders, and public education advocates across the country are joining together in celebrating public schools, February 27–March 3. It is our time to celebrate public schools and the administrators, teachers, specialists, parents, and school board members who work diligently for our students.
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.
The 2023 BRIDGE Senior Student Job Fair was held this morning at Bevill State Community College. This event, sponsored by the Marion County Schools Career Coaches, is designed to build relationships to initiate development of gaining employment for our senior students. Thank you to ALL who participated to make this such a success! (More pictures can be found on our Facebook page).
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!
Hackleburg High's FCCLA had a very busy FCCLA Week. This included:
member recognition with cookies, acts of service within the school, catering a delicious lunch for the faculty, sewing and collaborating with pre-k students on a project, making homemade doughnuts and running a coffee bar every week to raise money for the senior trip, and gathering donations and volunteering at the animal shelter in Florence. There are great things happening in Marion County Schools!
Hackleburg High's FFA hosted its 1st Annual Farmers and Supporters Breakfast this morning. The FFA thanked local members of the agricultural community with a complimentary breakfast after an informative FFA presentation/meeting. Great things are going on in Marion County!
Business & Industry,
If you haven't already registered to attend, please register using the link below.
We would appreciate your attendance again this year.
Thank you!
Marion County Career Coaches
Registration Form:
https://forms.gle/UE3PjsRRvggv6w7h9
All Marion County Schools will be closed Monday, February 20th, 2023, in observance of Presidents' Day.
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!
Mrs. Webb's Second Grade Class at Guin Elementary used Sweet Tarts candy to make bar graphs. Learning can be FUN!!!
***IMPORTANT***
Next week, high school students will have the opportunity to participate
in the Spring 2023 College Application Campaign (February 20-24, 2023). Many colleges have waived application fees for this event. Follow this link for more information and a list of the participating colleges: https://files.constantcontact.com/ecd88bf2801/8e39135b-31fa-483e-96a7-4bf44456d952.pdf
THANK YOU!!!
The Marion Winston Youth Leadership Academy visited the Alabama State Capitol yesterday. This group of young leaders is made up of two 11th grade students from 11 different high schools in Marion and Winston Counties. They had a great guided tour from Representative Tracy Estes.
Phillips High School JAG students competed against 19 other schools today with a total of over 450 students present at JAG District. They qualified for JAG State Conference. Also pictured are Lauren Welch, 1st Place Career Prep., and Abby Keller, 3rd Place Employability Skills.
