Dear parents and students, this is your principal Mr. David Johnson with a few important announcements . Tomorrow, Monday night from 5-8 pm will have IGP night for our 9th & 10th graders. Parents, please come out and meet with our counselors to assist in scheduling your child's courses for the 25/26 school year. Also on Wednesday night of this week February 12th from 4-6 pm, we will have parent teacher conferences as well as celebrating our STEM night. We look forward to seeing there!
Dear parents, staff, and students, MCHS will have Saturday Attendance Recovery tomorrow, February 8h, Saturday, February 15th, and the following Saturday, February 22nd from 8:30 am to 1:30 pm. There will be no transportation provided for attendance recovery. Monday, February 10th MCHS will we host 9th and 10th grade IGP night in the media center from 5 - 8 pm and Bulldawg Boost will resume on Monday. Please come out and meet with our counselors as we prepare for scheduling your child's classes for the 25/26 school year. Wednesday, February 12th, we will host parent teacher conferences and stem night from 4 - 6 pm. Lastly, Valentine's Day is next Friday the 14th, and we are asking that you do not send gifts to the high school for students. Balloons, flowers, bears, and other gifts that day, will not be allowed in the building. Thank you in advance!
The blown transformer at Marlboro County High School has been replaced and power has been restored. Faculty, staff, and students will return to the building at our regular time on Friday, January 31st and we will resume with our normal schedule. The awards program that was scheduled for tomorrow will be rescheduled for a later date. We thank you for your patience and understanding while the school district and the city worked to correct the issue with the transformer. The safety of our faculty, staff, and students is and will always be our top priority. Again, thank you for your understanding!
Dear parents, and students, due to power issues, MCHS will operate on an E-Learning day today, Jan 30th. The city and the district are working diligently to correct the issue. Thank you for your understanding an patience.
Dear parents and students, MCHS will have Saturday Attendance Recovery tomorrow January 25th and next Saturday, February 1st from 8:30 am to 1:30 pm. There will be no transportation provided for attendance recovery. Parents, please take advantage of these next two Saturdays to retrieve time towards your child's attendance. Thank you!
Dear parents, staff, and students, Marlboro County High School will operate on a 2-hour delay Friday, January 24,2025. Instruction will begin at 10:30 am! Please continue to be safe and we look forward to seeing you all tomorrow.
Dear parents, staff, and students, due to road conditions , staff and students will not report to MCHS tomorrow 1-23-25. Teachers will post information and work in their Google Classrooms. Students, please log into your Google Classrooms and complete assignments. If you have any questions or concerns, don't hesitate to reach out to your teachers and or administrators. Stay safe and we will update everyone on additional changes as we continue to monitor conditions.
Dear parents, staff, and students, due to inclement weather , staff and students will not report to MCHS tomorrow 1-22-25. Teachers will post information and work in their Google Classrooms. Students, please log into your Google Classrooms and complete assignments. If you have any questions or concerns don't hesitate to reach out to your teachers and or administrators. Stay safe and we will update everyone on additional changes as we monitor the weather situation.
Dear parents and students, the issues that delayed report cards from being distributed has been resolved. Students will receive report cards during 2nd period tomorrow. Parents, if you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out to the counselors or administration at MCHS. We thank you for your patience and understanding!
Dear parents, staff, and students, due to inclement weather conditions, Marlboro County High School will have a 2-hour early dismissal on Friday, January 10, 2025. Students will be released at 1:30 pm. This early dismissal will allow us to ensure that school buses are off the road early, prioritizing the safety of all students and staff.
Dear parents and guardians, this is Principal Johnson with an important announcement. Due to an issue with our Student Information System at Marlboro County High School that is causing incorrect grades in the portal, report cards for students will not be sent home on January 9, 2025. We are working with PowerSchool to ensure grades are accurate so that we provide our students and parents with correct information. Once the issue is fixed, we will distribute report cards for our students. We apologize for any inconvenience and will communicate an updated distribution date as soon as possible. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Dear parents, staff, and students, this is your proud principal Mr. David Johnson. I hope and pray you had a wonderful, restful and relaxing break! The second semester is upon us, and I truly believe we have changed the culture and established a strong foundation that we can build upon going into the 2nd semester. We will be returning back to school tomorrow and the expectations are high as it relates to safety, academics, and discipline. Parents, we need our students at school every day on time by 8:30 am ready to learn. All staff and students will enter through metal detectors and only clear bags and cups are allowed in the building. Also, students that arrive after 8:30 am must be signed in by a parent and students that drive and arrive after 8:30 am after being warned by the administration, on campus parking will be revoked. Report Cards will go home on Thursday, January 9th. Teachers and students, we look forward to having you all back in the building tomorrow. Enjoy the remainder of your day and we'll see you bright and early Tuesday morning.
Good evening, parents, staff, and students, this is Principal David Johnson with a few important announcements. State EOC testing will take place this entire week. Monday will be the English Writing assessment, Tuesday Reading, Wednesday Algebra 1, Thursday U. S. History, and Friday Biology 1. We need all students at school on time ready to test. Our Bulldog Boost after school program and attendance recovery will run Monday through Thursday this week 3:45 - 5:30. Parents and students, please be reminded that cell phones at 8:30 are to be put away until 3:30. Students, ski masks, durags, toboggans, hats, hoodies, and all other head coverings, aren't allowed to be worn in the building. They must be off as you enter and put away in your bookbag. Also, parents, students that are being dropped off to school after 8:30 must be accompanied and signed in by an adult before they are allowed to attend class. Those students that drive we will be monitoring the parking lots closely so get to school on time. Remember driving to school is a privilege and not at right. Parking passes will be pulled if you arrive to school after the 8:30 bell. The safety of everyone in the building at MCHS will always be our first priority. Thank you, parents, for all you do, and students, let's arrive to school on time, ready to work and test bright and early tomorrow morning .
Dear Parents and Guardians, we need all students that have an EOC State Test take part in our EOC Blitz tomorrow morning at 8:30. Our students will receive test strategies and review EOC sample and practice test questions. This will be our final preparation before state testing begins December 9th - 17th. Students, we look forward to seeing you tomorrow morning.
Dear Parents and Guardians,
I wanted to take this opportunity to inform you about an incident that occurred on our campus yesterday. A firearm was discovered on school grounds, and we immediately initiated an investigation. While the investigation was ongoing, I want to assure you that our school administration and local authorities have worked diligently to address the situation.
In response to this incident, our administration worked well into the night to ensure that appropriate safety measures were in place for today. As a result, we have heightened security protocols in place to ensure the continued safety of all students, faculty, and staff.
Please be assured that we are fully committed to maintaining a safe and secure environment for everyone in our school community. The safety and well-being of our students is our top priority, and we will continue to take all necessary actions to uphold this commitment.
Please know, that beginning Monday, any students who arrive on campus after 8:30 am must be signed in by a parent/guardian.
Thank you for your continued support and trust as we work together to ensure the safety of our students.
Good evening, parents, staff, and students, I pray all had a restful and enjoyable break. This is Principal David Johnson with a few important announcements. Our Bulldog Boost after school program and attendance recovery will run Monday through Thursday this week 3:45 - 5:30. Parents, we encourage students that need help to stay and allow our teachers to assist them. Transportation is provided if needed for our after-school tutoring. Saturday, December 7th will be the final EOC blitz session before EOC state testing begins. Parents, we need all student that are taking EOC classes this semester to come that morning 8:30 am - 1:00 pm. No transportation will be provided for Saturday blitz, but breakfast & lunch will be provided. Lastly, the implementation of our district cell phone policy will go into effect Monday, December 2nd. During School: No access to the Internet, Wi-Fi, cellular telephone signals, or to capture images or video. This includes but is not limited to, cell phones, smartwatches, tablets, air pods, smart glasses, gaming devices, etc. Students be sure to keep your electronic devices powered off and in your book bag. Parents, please talk to your child and remind them about the expectation of the district as it relates to cell phones.
Parents, tonight MCHS will host Family Engagement Night from 5:00 - 7:00 pm. This event will consist of SAT/ACT test taking tips, EOC test taking information, bingo for books, and family feud literacy style. Parents, please come out, enjoy refreshments, win prizes, and enjoy our family engagement activities. Also Saturday, November 23rd will be our 1st EOC blitz. Parents, we need all student that are taking EOC classes this semester to come that morning from 8:30 am - 1:00 pm. No transportation will be provided for Saturday blitz, but breakfast and lunch will be provided. Again, parents, we have an awesome evening planned for our Family Engagement Night. We look forward to you joining us!
ear parents, staff, and students, tomorrow from 4 - 6 pm, we will host parent conferences here at MCHS. Please come out and meet with your child's teachers. Due to parent conferences, there will be no Bulldog Boost or Attendance Recovery tomorrow. They will resume on Wednesday! Parents don't forget Wednesday November 20th; we will host Family Engagement Night from 5 - 7 pm. We look forward to you all joining us!
Good evening, parents, staff, and students, this is Principal David Johnson with some important announcements. Our Bulldog Boost after school program will run Monday through Thursday this week 3:45 - 5:30. Parents, we encourage students that need help to stay and allow our teachers to assist them. Transporation is provided if needed. Wednesday, November 20th MCHS will host Family Engagement Night. This event will consist of SAT/ACT test taking tips, EOC test taking information, bingo for books, and family feud literacy style. Parents, please come out, enjoy refreshments, win prizes, and enjoy our family engagement activities. Saturday, November 23rd will be the 1st of our EOC blitz. Parents, we need all student that are taking EOC classes this semester to come that morning 8:30 am - 1:00 pm. No transportation will be provided for Saturday blitz, but lunch will be provided. Lastly, the implementation of our district cell phone policy is quickly approaching Monday, December 2nd. It is important to remember safety first, then teaching and learning will always be our top priority. So, let's continue to work together like I know we will and in the end our county will be proud of the results. Thank you parents for all you do and students let's arrive to school on time, ready to work bright and early tomorrow morning.
Good evening, parents, staff, and students, this is principal David Johnson with a few important updates. Class meetings were held this past Friday informing the students body of the district no cell phone policy during the school day that will begin district wide December 1, 2024. Parents, letters were also mailed to inform you of the no cell phone policy during the school day effective December 1, 2024. We ask that you have conversations with your student to help with this transition. It is a must that we work towards this change to ensure that we eliminate distractions that will hinder our students from learning to their fullest potential. It is imperative that we have a successful academic year and it's going to take this entire community to make it happen. Also, interim reports will be issued to students Wednesday, November 13th. Parents continue to send your child to school daily, students come on time ready to learn daily, and teachers teach our students to the best of your ability. Enjoy the remainder of your evening and we will see you tomorrow morning on time, ready to learn.