Meigs High

Meigs County High School basketball season passes are now on sale. Season passes are $65 for our eleven home games. Passes can be purchased at the high school office or digitally at GoFan.com. They will be available until November 16. Please come out and support our Tiger and Lady Tigers basketball teams.

We’re excited to introduce club time into our school day every Friday! Each student gets to choose four clubs or activities to be a part of throughout the year, giving everyone an opportunity to explore their interests, discover new passions, and connect with others in our school community. And the choices are so much fun! 🙌 Students can choose from FCA, FFA, yoga, photography, history, karaoke, chess, esports, Bible study groups, dodgeball, poetry, coding, gardening, HOSA, and so much more! We’re excited to see our students get involved, try something new, and build relationships.

Exciting News for Meigs County Schools!

Meigs County Schools is proud to partner with Bradley County Schools and Polk County Schools as part of a $11.4 million, seven-year GEAR UP grant awarded by the U.S. Department of Education.

Through the POTENTIAL (Postsecondary Opportunities in Tennessee: Early eNgagement To Increase Access for alL) program, Meigs County Middle School and Meigs County High School students will have expanded opportunities for academic support, college and career exploration, ACT preparation, dual enrollment, work-based learning, financial literacy, mentoring, college visits, and more.

We are especially excited to bring GEAR UP back to Meigs County. We have been part of GEAR UP in the past and have seen firsthand the benefits it brings to our students, families, and schools. We are excited to bring those opportunities back and continue building relationships and experiences that help our students see what is possible and prepare for their futures.

We are grateful to our partners and everyone who helped make this investment in our students possible. The next seven years hold exciting opportunities for Meigs County students!

#MeigsCountySchools #GEARUP #POTENTIAL #MeigsCountyTigers #FutureReady

🏈🧡 Homecoming Week Recap! 🖤🤍 What a week for our Tigers! 🐯 From dressing up for spirit week, a fun filled pep rally, celebrating our Homecoming Court - and ending the week with a BIG WIN over Sweetwater! 🙌🏈 So much school spirit, fun, and Tiger pride all week long!

Powder Puff shirt sales will end on Friday! All students wishing to participate in the games need a shirt. Save the date for our annual Powder Puff games- October 20th starting at 5:30

The Meigs County High School History Department would like to introduce the 2026-2027 Student Council Officers: President: Daniel Lee Vice President: Lainy Goforth Secretary: Gracie Rowland Treasurer: Khloe Jones Reporter: Peggy Runyan SGA sponsor Mr. Duckett is looking forward to a great year of student government with this group! (Thank you to these students for being good sports and agreeing to a photo during Spirit Week’s Jerseys vs Jersey Shore Day! 🤪🧡🖤)

This Friday's football game will be streamed by Mix104.1! Information can be found at the link below. https://mymix1041.com/media/282x39m/mixtv-tv-rivalry-game-central-high-school-vs-meigs-county-high-school

MCHS is introducing an intrascholastic corn hole club this year. Due to high membership numbers, we are in need of corn hole boards and bags. If you would like to donate a set or money to purchase them, please contact Mr. Crisp (clintcrisp@meigsgschool.net)or 423-334-5797.

This week, students in Mrs. Harris' biology classes explored a fascinating question: Are viruses alive?

Students investigated whether viruses should be classified as living things -- a question that requires careful analysis and scientific reasoning.
Students reviewed the eight characteristics that define living things. Students read articles about viruses and highlighted evidence supporting both sides of the debate. Students used CER (Claim-Evidence-Reasoning) to defend their positions with scientific support. This activity challenges students to think like scientists by analyzing evidence, evaluating information critically, and constructing scientific arguments -- skills that will serve them well beyond the classroom. Mrs. Harris is proud of the curiosity and critical thinking her students are demonstrating.

Meigs County Schools is on the lookout for a dedicated Special Education Assistant! 🌟 If you or someone you know has the passion to make a difference, tag them below or share this post — and apply today! 📩✨

https://www.meigsgschool.net/o/mcs/page/job-opportunities

Today, we recognized teachers for their years of service to Meigs County Schools. We are incredibly grateful for the time, passion, and commitment they pour into our students and our schools each day. Thank you for making a difference and for being such an important part of the Meigs County Schools family!

🏈 Meigs County High School football season tickets are now on sale. Tickets are $50 for our six regular season home games. They can be purchased at the high school office or digitally on GoFan.com. Come out and support the football team, cheerleaders, and band. Ticket sales will end on August 19.

🌾 Join the Tiger Family! We’re Hiring an Agriculture Teacher! 🚜

Are you passionate about agricultural education, FFA, and shaping the future of young leaders in our community? Meigs County High School is looking for an Agriculture Teacher to join our team!

https://www.meigsgschool.net/o/mcs/page/job-opportunities

Welcome Coach Howard!

Welcome Mr. Arp!

Attention Meigs County families! 📢 Don’t forget — your child isn’t fully registered for the 2026–2027 school year until their information is updated online. Please visit
https://www.meigsgschool.net/page/online-registration for step-by-step directions. It’s important to complete this by August 10. 🐾📚✅

Meet Coach Skidmore

Welcome Mr. Dennis!