We celebrate National Assistant Principals Week every April to recognize the significant role assistant principals (APs) play in the overall academic achievement of students nationwide. This week, let's honor the impact APs have on the success of our schools!
This day recognizes the professionals who keep the school library in working order. School librarians spend long hours keeping the library organized. They are also dedicated to helping our children find the resources they need to keep learning. We appreciate the work they do!
This day is dedicated to recognizing and appreciating the work of paraprofessionals, also known as teacher's aides or classroom assistants, who provide vital support to students and teachers within a school setting. We appreciate their hard work!
April Breakfast and Lunch Menus
Due to the threat of severe weather, ALL Marion County Schools will delay 2 hours on Monday, March 31st. All buses will run 2 hours later than usual, and schools will start 2 hours late. The safety of our students and staff is our top priority. Please be safe!
The Marion County Board of Education is partnering with the SNAP-Ed Extension Agency, in conjunction with Move Alabama, to proclaim the month of April as "Move Marion County" in an effort to increase physical activity in the lives of our students.
Our Brilliant High School Girls' Basketball Team was recognized at today's board meeting as the AHSAA Class 1A State Runner-Up. Congratulations!
All Marion County Schools will be closed March 24-28 for Spring Break. Have fun and stay safe!
Our Hamilton High School Boys' Track and Field Team was recognized at today's board meeting for their Class 4A Indoor Track State Championship. Congratulations!
All Marion County 10th Graders were invited to participate in the 2025 Marion County Extension Ag Expo today at Bevill State Community College. Thank you to ALL who helped make this yet another successful expo!
National Pi Day on March 14th recognizes the mathematical constant π. Also known as pi, the first three and most recognized digits are 3.14. The day is celebrated by pi enthusiasts and pie lovers alike!
Hamilton High - HOSA students had an excellent time at SLC and brought home some hardware. Competition winners are as follows:
Barbara James Service Award: Colton Carter, Allye Miller, & Keslie Stidham
3rd Place- National Service Project Award- Hamilton HOSA
1st Place- HOSA Happenings- Hamilton HOSA
State Champion- Job Seeking Skills- Gracie Sanderson
3rd Place- Research Poster- McKenzie Nichols
Top 6 Finishers- Reacher Poster: Ella Cantrell & Lydia Porter
Alabama Outstanding State Leader- Colton Carter
Alabama Advisor of the Year- Mrs. Chelsea Humphres
Next stop: Nashville, TN for HOSA International Leadership Conference!
Congratulations!
Hackleburg High - Congratulations to the FCCLA team! Out of 14 competitors at the State Leadership Conference in Montgomery: 10 placed in the Top 4, and 7 earned 1st place and are headed to Nationals in Orlando, FL this summer! Medal count: 8 Gold Medals and 6 Silver Medals. Lane Harper and the team of Kyndall Cleveland, Violet Chambers, and River Hargett achieved a perfect score. Congratulations!
Thank you to ALL who made the Career Fair/Adulting Day event at Bevill State Community College a great success! What a fun and beneficial event for seniors!
Thank you to all who made the 2025 Marion County 4-H Round-Up a wonderful success!
Congratulations to everyone involved!
Congratulations to our Hackleburg FFA Livestock Judging Team and their success at the Alabama FFA State Livestock Judging Contest in Montgomery!
Top Oliver placed 2nd in the state in the Junior Swine Division.
The Senior High Team finished 9th in the state across all classifications. The team finished as the Top 1A School in State, 4th in the state in reasons , 5th in the state in beef cattle , and 12th in the state in swine.
Individually:
Dacey McDuffa finished 11th overall, 3rd in beef cattle , and 4th in reasons.
Blaine McDuffa finished 14th overall, 11th in beef cattle , and 14th in reasons .
Congratulations to Dr. Walter Gonsoulin, Superintendent of Jefferson County Schools, ALABAMA, on being named the 2025 AASA National Superintendent of the Year! He is Alabama's FIRST National Superintendent of the Year! @SSA_Supers @JEFCOED
Marion County Schools' Superintendent, Dr. Patrick Sutton, read to several classes during Read Across America Week. The goal of Read Across America Week is to promote literacy and emphasize the importance of reading. This week is celebrated each year beginning on March 2nd.
What a great opportunity to have a family outing! This Saturday, Marion County Extension and Live Well Alabama will host the Outdoor and Garden Expo at Bevill State Community College in Hamilton. The event is free to the public. There's something for everyone! Join them!
The following items have been posted for sealed bid auction to be opened at the Central Office on March 20th...follow this link for the complete list and the Bid Response Form:
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