The Muscogee County Seamless Summer Feeding Program welcomes children 18 years and younger or 19 years and older if physically or mentally handicapped and participates during the school year in a public or private non-profit school program. Breakfast will be served from 8:00 a.m. - 8:30 a.m. and lunch will be served from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at no cost to participants at the following schools starting June 4, 2018 - July 19, 2018, excluding Fridays . All sites will be closed on July 4th.

Adult Cost:
Breakfast $1.50
MCSD Employee Lunch $3.75
Outside Adult Lunch $4.50
Adults are welcome to join…

Columbus, GA- Twenty nine students from St. Mary’s Elementary Magnet were treated to an Atlanta Braves game on Sunday, May 20, 2018. The field trip was provided to 5^th grade students who demonstrated exceptional academic growth or achievement. Students who met the criteria of 230 points of Lexile growth or higher in the Achieve 3000 program or scored 1000 plus points on the Georgia Milestones Assessment were eligible to participate. Transportation and access to the game was provided courtesy of Ticket Gerald LLC.

Ticket Gerald LLC, a company that provides event tickets for sports, concerts, and…

When it comes to Better Speech and Hearing Month, Muscogee County Schools are celebrating by continuing to work to provide the most helpful and beneficial resources to our students. The school district currently employs over 40 speech-language pathologists (SLPs) to assist our students who need speech therapy or language development assistance. There are three lead SLPs that work within the district to ensure that each student receives proper care and individualized educational resources.

Sue Smith, Lead Speech-Language Pathologist for the Eastern Region, has been employed with MCSD for 17…

In light of Better Speech and Hearing Month, MCSD wants to shed light on common issues surrounding speech and hearing impairment among the student population. The District works in a number of ways to assist and accommodate the hard of hearing students in our area, from audiologists, like Dr. Bush, to teachers to speech pathologists.

Dr. Lindsay Bush, an educational audiologist, says that her favorite part about her job is being able to work directly with students in the school district and provide them with the resources that they need to have equal access to educational success. “There is a…