Please be informed that The Macon County Board of Education, in regular session on July 24, 2014, approved the increase cost of the selected meals listed below:

• Student-paid lunch meals    $1.40 (all students will continue to eat at no charge)
• Adult-paid lunch meals         $3.35 (Board employees)
• Adult-paid lunch meals         $3.60 (Non Board employees)

All carry-out meals will be $0.25 extra

Two out of three adults are overweight or obese.  One out of three children are overweight or obese.

86 children from Bullock and Macon counties participated in the Body Quest program for 17 weeks.  At the end of the 17 weeks, the students were choosing more fruits and vegetables.  A common statement among the participants was, "These vegetables taste great!".

The Body Quest initiative encourages children to make healthier food choices, like fruits and vegetables.  Body Quest is a part of the Nutrition Education Program, or NEP.

NEP helps persons eligible for food assistance make health food choices on a budget and stay physically active.

The Body Quest Program

The Nutrition Education Program FY13 Report Auburn University

Good Morning, 

Here are the results from the state track and field meet in Selma, AL.  
AHSAA State Track and Field 1A
Martavious Brown:
*1st place in the 400 meter dash with a time of 50.33
* 3rd place in the 200 meter dash with a time of 23.39
*3rd place in Long Jump with a distance of 20-09.75

4x400 relay team took 2nd place with a time of 3.36.99
Relay team:
1. Courtland Dowdell
2. Travis Purifoye
3. Anfernee Dukes
4. Martavious Brown

Anfernee Dukes 6th place in the 400 meter dash with a time of 52.90

Back row from left to right:
Shannon Mobley-Revels, Courtland Dowdell, Kobe Tolbert, Martavious Brown, Randy Robinson, Anfernee Dukes, Travis Purifoye, Clifton Knight
Front row:
Tiara Whitfield, Kyra Tolbert

Notasulga Blue Devils did a fantastic job and worked very hard to make it to the AHSAA State Track and Field Meet!  The coaches are very proud. 

Some photographs of the event

It's Read Across America Week!  Read Across America is set aside to commemorate the birthday of Dr. Theodor Seuss Geisel, or Dr. Seuss.  Dr. Seuss is the author of many books for children, like The Cat In the Hat, Horton Hears A Who and The Grinch Who Stole Christmas. 

In recognition of Read Across America Week, NHS Principal Brelinda Sullen wore a costume from a character (or two) from The Cat In The Hat.

To paraphrase a parent, Ms Sullen is a principal who can do more than one thing.

The Tuskegee University Department of Nursing, working under a grant from Health Resources and Services Administration, Nursing Workforce Diversity, is offering an ACT/SAT test taking skills Workshop.

The workshop will take place at Basil O'Conner Hall on the campus of Tuskegee University, at 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM, on April 5, 2014.

Registration Deadline:  March 31, 2014

There is no admission fee for this workshop (FREE).

For more information

contact Ms Bowen (334) 724-4336 or (334) 724-4716

bowenn@mytu.tuskegee.edu

There will be a Parent’s Night Out session to inform both the parents and students about dual enrollment. The session will take place on:

Monday, March 10, 2014 • 6:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.

Trenholm State Technical College/Patterson Campus, Building D

3920 Troy Highway Montgomery, AL 36116

The dual enrollment program is FREE for those students who are interested and meet the qualification. In addition, textbooks are FREE!! Come out and join us for an evening of meaningful and informative information.

Due the the sub-freezing temperature prediction for tonight, all schools will remain closed tomorrow, January 30, 2014.  We anticipate a return normal schedule on Friday, January 31, 2014.

The Notasulga High School Basketball Schedule for the 2013 -2014 season has been posted.  You may download a copy to your computer by clicking here.

All roads on Saturday; November 2, 2013 lead to Dothan, Alabama for the 4th Annual Wiregrass Robotics Competition. Students in the Macon County Public School System have worked with teacher assistance for 42-day in preparation for this year's challenge. Students have worked before school, during school and afterschool to make this happen.

Special thanks goes to Mrs. Ellen Tolbert - Engineering Teacher, Ms. Carol Harrison - Science Teacher, Mrs. Joyce Johnson - Math Teacher, Mrs. Cynthia Brown - Cosmetology Teacher, Mr. William Turner - Business Education/Technology Teacher, Mr. Tracy Stacy - AgriScience Teacher, Mr. Christopher Clark - Automotive Services Technology Teacher, and mostly to the students who have worked extremely hard per this endeavor.

Please encourage students and parents to come and support the Macon County Public School Systems - Career & Technical Education Team during the competition. The events start on Saturday @ 9a.m. inside the Dothan Civic Center. Let's go BEST Robotics.

Please join in and support Macon County’s kid-friendly and family-friendly Healthy Halloween Harvest Festival fun evening. Let’s celebrate the fall harvest with healthy tips and resources, games, canned food drive, face painting, chili cook-offs, cupcake wars, bouncers (All age groups), video game truck, pony and hay rides, crafts, music, entertainment, scary treats, great food, prizes and more! The Healthy Halloween Harvest Festival is truly a family event!

·         Costumes encouraged (no weapons)

·         Please bring canned or boxed food to support the Macon County Food

          Pantry operated by Macon County Ministers’ Council

              Attendance to the Healthy Halloween Harvest Festival is FREE

Volunteer at the Healthy Halloween Harvest Festival

If you would like to volunteer to help us host nearly 1,000 or more festival goers during this event, please let us know. Both Macon County School District and community members are encouraged to volunteer.