Class of 2024 Senior Shirt Pickup FYI
(This is not the design of the shirt)
If you have any further questions, please don’t hesitate to call the front office 478-472-8579.
FOR SENIOR PICTURES
Attached is the copy of the card seniors were mailed on June 25th. Boys will need to wear a light colored t-shirt and girls will need to wear a shirt that can be pulled off both shoulders (spaghetti strap, wide neck, strapless). The photographer will provide the formal attire.
Calling our Class of 2025 Seniors! Save the date for your Senior Pictures! More information to come soon from Bowen Photography, Inc. (BPI).
Parents and Students, please complete the form (linked below) for Summer School no later than June 5th. Thank you.
https://forms.office.com/r/4XKmMTfuRs
Online Yearbook Purchases are available for anyone who is still interested in the 2023-2024 yearbook. Online orders are delivered to your home. Click the Information Tab on the MCHS website homepage for more information.
Purchase Link:
https://www.treering.com/purchase?PassCode=101408124998101
Passcode:
101408124998101
Seniors, please check your email for a list of students who still have Chromebooks checked out. Some of you still have a loaner checked out in your name as well. If you did not receive an email from Mrs. Barfield titled "You Owe a Chromebook", then you do not owe one. Some of you also still owe chargers. Please remember that you will not receive graduation tickets if you owe any technology or money to the school.
Please stop by the Media Center on Thursday to pick up.
Fun Summer reading opportunities at the public library.
Seniors, please turn in your Chromebooks as soon as possible. Waiting until the last minute could result in long wait times while many others are also in line to return. Chromebooks with cover attached, and the charger all must be returned at the same time. Lost chargers are $25 and lost Chromebooks cost $365. Students must have all fees paid prior to graduation.
Congratulations to our Boys Soccer Team and Coach McClendon for defeating Montgomery County yesterday and advancing to the Elite 8 for the first time in the history of the program! Come out and support our Bulldogs on April 30th (time to be announced later) at Georgia Military College.
Our Senior Class has chosen their Superlatives! Congratulations to all!
Cutest Couple: Ray Mobley and Kaimil Whitehead
Most Likely to Succeed: Willie McDonald and (a tie) Zy'Kemmia Brown and Jerkayla Wright
Best Dressed: Hikeem Perkins and Nigel Smith
Best Smile: Dontrell Hudson and Katelyn Perkins
Class Clowns: Dontavious Collier and Abbilesha Green
Friendliest: Omar Allen and Kendalyn Fudge
Most Athletic: Amare Shelley and Destiny Smith
Most Changed Since 9th Grade: Thomarion Haugabook and Iyonna Hall
Most Unique: Markell Akine and (another tie) Makayla Brown and Makayla McQueen Most Creative: Khalil Jackson and Angel Suchnick
All Superlatives, please come dressed to impress Thursday (tomorrow) so Mrs. Barfield can take your photo for the yearbook during lunch.
Please join us!
Macon County High School TSA Chapter members compete in the Georgia TSA State Leadership Conference
Athens, GA – March 18, 2024 – The Georgia Technology Student Association (TSA) State Leadership Conference concluded Saturday after three days of intense competition and camaraderie, showcasing the talents of middle and high school students representing 182 schools from across the state. Hosted in the city of Athens, Georgia the conference featured more than 80 competitive events, highlighting innovation, teamwork, and leadership in various technological fields.
From March 13-16, students from Macon County High School TSA Chapter and beyond gathered to demonstrate their skills and knowledge in 85 competitive events including Cybersecurity, Coding, Electric Vehicles, VEX robotics, Manufacturing Prototype, Structural Engineering, Flight, Data Science and Analytics and Engineering Design to Digital Video Production and Software Development. The conference provided a platform for members to challenge themselves, collaborate with peers, and showcase their talents.
Macon County High School TSA Chapter distinguished itself at the Georgia TSA State Leadership Conference, securing commendable results. Their dedication, hard work, and innovative spirit exemplify the core values of TSA and serve as an inspiration to aspiring technologists across the state.
"This year’s SLC attendance was a record 3060. In addition, over 170 volunteers, alumni and judges help produce the event at the Classic Center in Athens for our 63rd annual conference. In addition to the hands-on individual and team competitions, the conference included the opportunity to attend business, industry and college interest sessions and displays. Georgia’s State School Superintendent Richard Woods was our Keynote Speaker at our opening session. The chapter voting delegates elected the seven new state officers for the ‘24-’25 school year during the business meeting and 255 1st, 2nd and 3rd place trophies, 850 finalist pins as well as the overall chapters were awarded during the Awards Session on Saturday. We are very proud of the effort shown by our members," said Steve Price, Georgia TSA Executive Director.
The success of the Georgia TSA State Leadership Conference would not have been possible without the support of dedicated TSA advisors, volunteers, and sponsors who are committed to empowering the next generation of innovators and leaders.
Seniors, there has been a date change for the Cap and Gown Photos. Mrs. Barfield will take photos on April 15th, 16th, and 18th. Get your appointment with her today!
LAST CHANCE!
Seniors, make your appointment today to get your Cap and Gown pictures made with Mrs. Barfield. Photos are $15, and you MUST have an appointment to have photos taken. Call, email, or drop by to set your appointment. Dates are April 16, 17, and 18.
The MCHs FBLA members attended the FBLA State Leadership Conference in Atlanta, and they represented with style!
The Flint Energies Foundation granted Macon County High School NJROTC $5,000. The requested funds will be used to assist with costs for competitions and overnight trips. Chief Warrant Officer Wafford, Macon County High School NJROTC Senior Naval Science Instructor stated, “NJROTC promotes patriotism, responsible citizenship, community service, and an understanding of the basic elements and need for national security.” The Flint Energies Foundation provides grants to local non-profits such as this one using money donated by Flint Energies Consumer-members through Operation Round Up®. The electric cooperative’s Members contribute $175,000 annually to the Flint Energies Foundation, which supports worthy causes in the 17 counties it serves. Congratulations Bulldog Company!!!
Cadets Picture: Makayla McQueen (Commanding Officer), Kyle Blando (Executive Officer) Darrion Warren (Senior Enlisted Leader), and Madison Rice (Prospective Senior Enlisted Leader)
Attention Macon County Community: Ms. Harvey is collecting donated Prom attire, shoes, and accessories for the students at MCHS. If you would like to donate items for high school students to wear at Prom, please drop them off with Ms. Harvey in the front office.
Join us as we welcome Coach Williams!
Pre-K Registration is here! Please see the flyers for information.
