Morgan County Schools Foundation

💙📚 BIG NEWS for Morgan County Schools! 📚💙
The Morgan County Schools Foundation is incredibly proud to partner with Senator Arthur Orr to bring the Free 2 Teach program to Morgan County Schools!
Through this partnership, EVERY SINGLE ADULT that works at EVERY SINGLE Morgan County school will now have access to FREE school supplies and classroom necessities EVERY MONTH! ✏️📓🖍️🍎
This is a tremendous investment in the people who pour into our students each and every day. We are so thankful for Senator Orr’s commitment to education and for the opportunity to help make this incredible resource available to our schools.
What a blessing it is to do what we do—and to work alongside people who believe in supporting our schools as much as we do! ❤️

One week away!!!

Plans for dinner on September 1 and support the Morgan County Schools foundation and the work that we do in all Morgan County Schools. Help us out by pre-ordering a ticket at the link below.

https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/morgan-co-schools-foundation-swamp-johns

It’s a great time to be a Student/Teacher/Staff Member in Morgan County!

Plans for dinner on September 1 and support the Morgan County Schools foundation and the work that we do in all Morgan County Schools. Help us out by pre-ordering a ticket at the link below.

https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/morgan-co-schools-foundation-swamp-johns

We are incredibly grateful to Representative Parker Moore for partnering with the Morgan County Schools Foundation and for his willingness to serve and invest in the future of our students. His commitment to education is an investment not only in our schools today, but in the growth, development, and success of the students who will shape our communities tomorrow. Thank you, Representative Moore, for believing in our students and recognizing how important it is to provide them with the resources and opportunities they need to thrive! 📚🎓👏

Grants awarded to PJHS Education fund, PHS Football, PHS Track, and PHS Baseball

Priceville High School
Priceville Junior High School

What happens after Stuff the Bus? ❤️📚

Boxes and boxes of EXTRA school supplies are making their way into Morgan County classrooms!

These aren't just supplies to start the school year. They are the pencils, paper, crayons, glue sticks, notebooks, markers, and other everyday consumables that are used up, lost, broken, and constantly need to be replaced throughout the year.

We also organized bags filled with essential supplies specifically for our Morgan County Schools students experiencing homelessness, making sure they have what they need to walk into school prepared and ready to learn.

Thanks to the generosity of our community and the partnership between the Morgan County Schools Foundation and United Way, these supplies will continue supporting students, teachers, and families long after the first day of school.

At the Morgan County Schools Foundation, our goal is to help take some of the stress of obtaining AND maintaining school supplies off the shoulders of our families and our local schools. When a pencil breaks, a notebook is filled, or the last glue stick is gone, we want our schools to have extra supplies ready for the students who need them.

Because supporting our students isn't just about getting them ready for the first day. It's about making sure they have what they need on day 50, day 100, and all the way through the last day. ❤️

Thank you to everyone who donated, volunteered, and supported Stuff the Bus. Your generosity keeps giving all year long!

This Saturday at Dollar General in Priceville. Come help us support morgan county students!

Thank you to McBride Richardson & Gullion P.C. For sponsoring a meal for Priceville High School Administration and their special guest. We are always grateful for community leaders and business that help support our school.

Priceville High School

Introducing the 2026 Morgan County Leadership Hall of Fame Corporate Leader of the Year!

Calhoun Community College plays a vital role in supporting education and workforce development in Morgan County. Through dual enrollment programs, the college gives Morgan County Schools students the opportunity to earn college credit while still in high school, helping them get a head start on their academic and career goals. Calhoun also partners with local schools to provide career technical education pathways, preparing students for high-demand fields such as healthcare, manufacturing, and information technology. In addition, the college offers professional development resources and transfer opportunities that benefit graduates pursuing four-year degrees. By working closely with Morgan County Schools, Calhoun strengthens the local education system and contributes to the economic growth of the community.