🎈✨July 25-27 brings the ultimate tax-free holiday weekend! 🛍️💰 Stock up on clothes, school supplies, and more without the tax!

The annual substitute teacher training will be 9-12 at MCHS Library on July 28, 2025. The training is required and will have to be completed prior to substituting. Thank you.
To our wonderful Pre-K families, we're thinking of you as the new school year approaches! To make the transition even smoother, we will be providing all the necessary school supplies for our Pre-K students. We can't wait to partner with you in your child's first school adventure!

The new school year will be here before we know it. 🎒 To make sure your child has a smooth start, it's crucial to update their information with the school.
Don't wait until the last minute! Taking a few minutes now to update your child's records will help ensure a safe, organized, and successful school year for everyone.
Here's why it's so important:
1. Safety First: Ensure the school has current emergency contacts and medical information.
2. Stay Informed: Get all school updates and important announcements.
3. Smooth Operations: Help school staff keep everything running efficiently.
https://sis-psvue2.tnk12.gov/MCS/PXP2_Login_Parent.aspx?regenerateSessionId=true
Let's make this the best school year yet!

Save the Date!!
Meigs County High School will be hosting a New Student Orientation for all incoming freshmen and students new to MCHS in July 29th at 5 pm in the gym. For more information call the office at 423.334.5797.
Lady Tiger Volleyball players are hosting a yard sale to raise funds for camp season.

Are you all packed for your imagination vacation? This summer, our school is
participating in @Governor’s Early Literacy Foundation’s K-3 Home Library program.
Rising 1st through 3rd graders will receive a pack of books delivered right to their
mailbox—at no cost to families! Visit bookerstreehouse.org/k3-home-
library/resources for more activities related to the books. #BookersTreehouseTN
#ReadTodayLeadTomorrow
Get ready for a reading adventure this summer! Our school is participating in
@Governor’s Early Literacy Foundation’s K-3 Home Library program. Rising 1st
through 3rd graders will receive a pack of books delivered right to their mailbox—at
no cost to families! #BookersTreehouseTN #ReadTodayLeadTomorrow
https://youtu.be/I2CzNqIa0_g
Head Start is enrolling NOW for the 25/26 school year! Don't wait, slots are filling up fast! Contact Cathy M. Rogers, Family Advocate at the Ocoee Office, 423-338-9534 or crogers@fratn.com for more info.
What a way to end the school year! 🎉 PreK had an amazing picnic at the park filled with fun activities! From cuddling animals at the petting zoo 🐾 to picking out free library books 📚 from the Library Bus, and learning about water safety with the YMCA, it was a day to remember! 🌞 We wish all our little ones a wonderful summer and good luck as they head into Kindergarten!










Tryouts for the Middle School Summer Boys Basketball Team will be held Tuesday, May 20 from 4:00-5:30 at Meigs Middle School. This is for boys who will be in 6th, 7th, or 8th. grade next year.
Go on a journey into reading this summer! Book packs from @Governor’s Early
Literacy Foundation’s K-3 Home Library program are on their way to the homes of
rising 1st through 3rd graders. Visit bookerstreehouse.org/k3-home-library/resources
for more activities related to the books. #BookersTreehouseTN
#ReadTodayLeadTomorrow
All Boys & Girls Club parents this is a reminder that the Club will be closed all of next week for staff training and the following Monday for Memorial day. 5/19 to 5/26. Our first day of Summer hours will begin on Tuesday 5/27 and we will be open from 7:00-5:30. Thank you and I hope you have a great summer!
Meigs County Schools will be on a two hour start delay tomorrow, Tuesday, May 13 due to the severe weather that came through our area this evening and possible road conditions in the morning.
Please come out and join us this Friday, May 9th at Meigs Middle School for the Henley Summer Brawl Pro Wrestling Event. All proceeds are going to the Henley Family as Mrs. Elissa continues her ongoing battle with cancer. Doors open at 6:30, first bell is at 7:30. All tickets are $10.00, ages 5 and under are free. Seating is first come first serve. Come hungry, Meigs County Youth League will be holding concessions: hotdogs, nachos, pizza, and drinks! Thank you.
Families of rising 1st-3rd graders: Books are coming to your mailbox this summer! Our District is participating in @Governor’s Early Literacy Foundation’s K-3 Home Library program. Get ready for a reading adventure! #BookersTreehouseTN #ReadTodayLeadTomorrow https://youtu.be/I2CzNqIa0_g
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.
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