The Tennessee Department of Education has released the Families as Partners Toolkits, which aim to empower parents to support their students more effectively.
https://bestforall.tnedu.gov/lessons-and-learning-item?content-id=10648
Ms. Amanda and Ms. Chastity are doing a wonderful job preparing our PreK students for Kindergarten next year. They took their students to the library today, providing them with valuable learning opportunities that will help them succeed in the future.
We're excited to announce that online registration is now open only for PreK and Kindergarten students!
Here's how you can register:
1) Click on the following link: https://www.meigsgschool.net/o/mcs/page/preschool-registration
2) Bring documentation and pick up packets on April 26th from 8:30-4:00.
We will also have devices available to register online on April 26th from 8:30-4:00.
If you have any questions or concerns about the registration process, please don't hesitate to contact me at amywoods@meigsgschool.net. We're here to help make this process as smooth as possible for you and your child.
Mrs. Penrod’s class prepared for the eclipse by making masks to keep their eyes protected. They had fun decorating a paper plate to put their glasses through. We are eclipse ready! Pictures are Braden L, Olivia P, Brooklyn W, Alyssa L, Lulu C, Elijah H, Xitlali P and Joshua R
The final MNE after school Bible this year is Tues., April 9. Parents are invited to come and participate with their children. Bible starts at 3:30. Parents need to park in the lower parking lot from 3:15-3:30 and walk up the front sidewalk and sign in through the office. Please stay out of the bus lane. Thanks. JJ
After school tutoring at MNE is finished for the year. Thank you to everyone who participated. JJ
Meigs North Eclipse Day - April 8, 2024 Dismissal Schedule: 11:00 Pre K, 11:30 Car Riders, 12:00 Buses. The Boys and Girls Club will be closed that day. Thanks. JJ
Meigs North first graders had a fun-filled "Peep Day" to kick off our long weekend. Students rotated from classroom to classroom and participated in four "peep themed" activities; Peep tasting, Peep water colors, Peep sink or float, and Peep house building.
Attention Meigs County 4th - 7th grade girls:
After reading "An Earthworm's Life," Ms. Chastity and Ms. Amanda's class teamed up to build worm habitats. They searched the room for materials to enrich their projects, utilizing a blend of flour and cinnamon, salt and paint, and kinetic sand for the soil. What an fun and engaging activity!
#Purple Up! For Military Kids is a way to show support for our military kids at home and abroad. We want to thank our military children and their families for the sacrifices they make.
The second-grade after-school tutoring group made the most of the beautiful spring weather by practicing their spelling words on the sidewalk.
Meigs North dismissal today (April2): PreK at 11:30 and Car riders at 12:30. There is NO after school Bible today. There is NO Boys and Girls Club today. Thanks. JJ
Meigs County Schools will dismiss at 1:00 PM on April 2, 2024, due to expected inclement weather..
Mrs. Samantha Mays embraced the spirit of National Poetry Month by reading Junie B. Jones Cheater Pants and inspiring the creation of unique cinquain poems. What a wonderful way to celebrate the beauty of poetic expression!
Meigs County Schools will be dismissing early on April 8, 2024. Our car riders will begin loading at 11:40 a.m. Buses will follow at 12:00. We want everyone to get home safely before the eclipse.
Our Special education classes at Meigs North Elementary enjoyed an egg hunt sponsored by the AMvets of Decatur.
Registration for PreK and Kindergarten will be held on April 26. You can register online at meigsgschool.net or in person at Meigs North.
Meigs North Book Fair starts tomorrow, Monday. April 1. All K-5 students will have a chance to shop during their specials classes throughout the week. Thanks. JJ
Mrs Melhorn’s science classes are studying plants. They colored eggs using only plants, such as beets, saffron and blueberries. Students also observed the path of water throughout celery stems by adding food coloring to the water. Hands-on activities are fun and enriching lessons in Mrs. Melhorn’s class.
