Meigs County Schools

Join us for the Meigs County Transition Resource Fair on Thursday May 8 from 3- 6 PM at Meigs County High School. This is a free event where parents, students, and families can connect directly with representatives from a wide variety of agencies and programs from across the state of Tennessee. You’ll have the chance to explore resources, ask questions, and gather valuable information to help support your child’s needs and future. Some of the organizations attending include: Disability Rights Tennessee, The Arc TN, TN Voices, the Family Support Program, the Center for Decision-Making Support, WorkAble TN, Ocoee Boys and Girls Club, Meigs County Health Department, ECF Choices, Pre-ETS, and Vocational Rehabilitation -- and many more. This is a great opportunity to find the tools and supports your family needs for success. We hope to see you there!

Thank you for delicious food, warm smiles, and daily moments of calm that keep the school day moving. 🍽️🧡

Today we celebrate our incredible school nurses! 🎉💉 They are the unsung heroes of our schools, providing care, support, and comfort to our students every day. Let’s share our gratitude! 👩‍⚕️💙

MEIGS COUNTY PARENTS: Find A Summer Food Service Program Site Summer Food Service Program sites are open and available when school is out for the summer. Once school is out, the Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) begins. The SFSP is a partnership between the USDA Food and Nutrition Service, the Tennessee Department of Human Services (TDHS) and community-based organizations to provide free meals to children in their communities throughout the summer. This institution is an equal opportunity provider. Parents can find meal sites near them by: Going to the USDA Summer Meal Finder Website **If your search doesn’t show any results on the map, it’s possible that summer sites have not opened for the season. The site finder is updated every Friday, so check back frequently for the latest information. https://5il.co/3ewut

Meigs County Youth League Football and Cheer will be having their last early sign up day, tomorrow May 1st from 5:30-6:30 at the the equipment room beside the Meigs County Board of Education Building. The cost is $60 for the first child and $30 for each one after that. Anyone new to signing up will need to bring a copy of there birth certificate with them. Thank you.

🎉 Did you miss PreK PreRegistration Day? No worries! You can still grab an application at Meigs North & Meigs South. 🚀 We have openings waiting for your little ones!

🌈 Calling all future Kindergartners! 🎒✨ Join us for Kindergarten Registration at Meigs North & South on April 25th from 8 AM to 2 PM! 💖📚

🚨 PreK & Headstart PreRegistration Alert! 🚨 Join us at Meigs Middle School Gym on April 25 from 9 AM - 2 PM. Bring the necessary items (we can copy them!) and your little one for a PreK & Vision screening. 🧒✨ See you there! Headstart: Children must be 3 by August 15 to attend during the 2025-2026 school year. PreK: Children must be 4 by August 15 to attend during the 2025-2026 school year. Click Here for More Information: https://www.meigsgschool.net/o/mcs/page/preschool-registration

🚀 This month, our Algebra II students in Marcus Million's class are taking learning to the next level! They're participating in a fun Quiz-Quiz-Trade activity to review key standards. 🤓✨ #MathMonth #AcceleratingTN

🐣✨ Egg-cellent Math Day! Ms. Maddron's Firsties went on a fun-filled egg hunt, discovering two-digit addition problems hidden inside! 🐰💖 The students are mastering different strategies while having a blast!

🌟 This Math Month, we’re celebrating the hard work of Mr. Wallen's Algebra I students! 🎓 They're diving into Success Maker to boost their math skills and tackle challenges. 💪✨#MathMonth #AcceleratingTN

📸✨ Mrs. Johnson’s Kinders are all about math magic! ✨💡 Check out these little mathematicians matching models & equations with cubes! They’re justifying their thinking and building skills in a fun way! 🧩❤️ #MathMonth #AcceleratingTN

📚✨ Mathematicians in Mrs. Ashley’s class are shining bright while working on their teen numbers! 🌈 With their new light system: 💛 Yellow: I’m ready and listening to my directions! 💚 Green: Go! I am working hard! ❤️ Red: Stop! I need help! 💙 Blue: We are all done and are ready to have our work checked! So proud of their dedication and teamwork! 💪❤️ #MathMonth #AcceleratingTN

✨ So proud of Meigs High Alumni Tabitha Horton Payne for receiving the Award of Excellence in Health Services! 🏆💖

🌟 Happy Math Month! 🌟 Ms. Joy & Ms. Jan’s PreK students are having a blast exploring counting, matching, bingo, patterns, and 10 frames! 🧩✨ It's amazing to see their excitement for learning! #AcceleratingTN

🎮✨ In honor of the new Minecraft movie, Ms. Rollin's class dove into Minecraft Math! They assisted Steve in creating a map using coordinate planes to keep track of his items. #AcceleratingTN

🎉 Congrats to our amazing tenured teachers recognized at tonight's board meeting! 🌟 Thank you for your dedication to our students! 👏 L to R:  Andy Andrews (board member), Amber Ammons (board chair), Julie Boyd (board member), Grace Blevens (7th grade Science teacher), Chelsea Arensdorf (8th grade Science teacher), Jessica Cardin (HS Spanish teacher), Morgan Jarvis (MSE 2nd grade teacher), Leslie Martin (MSE RTI/Title I teacher), Emily Webb (MSE 5th grade ELA teacher), Kami  Dillon (MSE 2nd grade teacher), Maddie Plaster (MSE 2nd grade teacher), Bryson Baker (HS English teacher), Jeremy Jones (HS CTE teacher), Amy Swanks (board member), Mike McKenzie (board member) Not pictured : Jake Moon (6th grade SS teacher)

🌟 Math Monsters in Kindergarten! 🩷 Ms. Monica’s class is having a blast with hands-on math activities where kids teach kids! It’s amazing to see their teamwork and enthusiasm! #AcceleratingTN

Happy Math Month! 🎉 This month, our Kindergarten students are diving into the world of subtraction, practicing their skills within 10! 🧮✨ #AcceleratingTN