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Attention ALL Parents: Please complete the Title II Needs Assessment Parent Survey. Click on the survey name to access the link. 

Oh, how fast we are growing!

Macon County High School
Renovation Project

         February 2017              May 2017

Please read the proposed Vision, Mission, Values, and Beliefs for
Macon County School System. Let us know what you think.
You may write a comment below. 

Proposed Vision
Macon County School System will provide a quality learning environment that will inspire, empower, nurture, and support our students to become highly productive citizens in a global society.

Proposed Mission
To be a world class school system that offers a rigorous, thriving and inspiring, educational environment.

Proposed Values
-The ability to make a difference
-To motivate students
-Fairness
-Trustworthiness
-Safe learning environment
-Quality instruction
-Self –reflecting, ever-evolving educators
-Treating others as yourself
-Education
-Consistency
-Fairness
-Artistic and academic uniqueness

Proposed Beliefs
-That every child is a genius.
-Data driven instruction improves student achievement
-All students can learn
-All students should understand their purpose
-Students can be successful
-Students want love
-Students value honesty
-The children are our future.
-Students can learn when given ample time and appropriate instructional practices
-In multiple learning environments
-In creative nurturing environments
-Technology to support the teaching and learning process

There is no more important position in our school system than our school bus drivers. This job is much more than just getting the bus to school on time. Great school bus drivers also have a pocket full of tissues for runny noses, a bushel full of smiles for kids who are having bad days and hold an undying commitment to the safe and secure travel of the most precious cargo in the world. Our school bus drivers are responsible for picking up and delivering several hundred children during a normal shift — on time and safely. They are responsible for following all traffic and company regulations to the letter, and must remain cool, calm and collected in all situations. Our school bus drivers also complete daily pre- and post-shift vehicle inspection activities to ensure a safe journey for our riders. 

Please contact the Bus Shop at 478-472-8188 Ext. 2021 for more information.

Physical Addresses Need for New Bus Routes

Macon County School System is in the process of restructuring the bus routes.  This process will enable our students to arrive to school in a more safely, accurate and timely manner.  In order for our school district to accomplish these goals, we need your assistance.

According to state guidelines, the school buses will only be able to pick up those students who have a residential address on file with the school system.  If your family’s mailing address is listed under a P. O. Box address, please complete the form that was sent home by students or complete the electronic version below. 

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2016 Macon County High School Graduation Rate

88%



Macon County School System's
2017-2018
Teacher of the Year
 
Ms. Lisa Green

Lisa Green grew up in Perry, Georgia and graduated from Perry High School. Because of her strong desire to make a difference in the lives of children, she attended Fort Valley State University. In 1989, she received a Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Education, then pursued a Master degree in 1992.

Lisa Green has been teaching for 28 years. She began her career at Tabor Junior High for two years as an ISS coordinator. During the past 26 years, she taught kindergarten in Macon County. During the 2016-2017 school term, she was delighted to be selected as Teacher of the Year at Macon County Elementary. Shortly afterwards, she received a greater surprise when selected as District Teacher of the Year! Lisa was in completely awe of such an accomplishment.

It is Lisa’s belief  that every child is like a sponge, ready to absorb everything that is presented to them when using the right method of teaching. Her most rewarding moments in education are the “wow” and “aha” moments students receive during instruction. She provides them with a stimulating and nurturing environment where each child feels safe to learn and take risks.

As a veteran teacher, Lisa strives to do her best and improve her craft. She pledges to be a role model for fellow and new educators, attend professional development and collaborative grade level meetings, and learn from teachers as they learn from her. Her current motto is “We are in this together, so let’s teach one to reach one.”

It's a great day to be a Macon County Bulldog!