Scott Nipper

MAGNOLIA SCHOOL DISTRICT TO HOLD COVID VACCINATION CLINICS

The Magnolia School District will hold its next monthly Covid vaccination clinics Friday, October 22, for district students and staff. Students aged 12 and older are eligible to receive the Pfizer vaccine. Staff and students may obtain their first or second dose at these clinics. The clinic for eligible high school students will be at 9 a.m. in the lobby of Panther Arena. The clinic for eligible middle school students will be at 1:30 p.m. in the Magnolia Middle School auditorium. Staff across the district may receive the vaccine at either location.

Immunization forms for the vaccine must be completed and returned to the respective campus school nurse's office by end of the day Wednesday, October 20. Parents may pick up immunization forms at the front offices of the Magnolia Middle School, Freshman Academy, Magnolia High School, or District Administration Building.

Misty Ward

Homecoming festivities begin tonight at 5:30.
Parade route begins at Chambliss/Davis Clinic and ends at the school.
Cake cutting and bonfire will follow at the stadium.

Misty Ward

Mrs. Julie Carter has been with MHS for 10 years but has taught for a total of 19 years. In addition to teaching AP Calculus, College Trigonometry, College Algebra, and Teacher Cadet, she also serves as chair for the math dept.
Mrs. Carter has been married to Micah for 16 years, and they have two children who she enjoys supporting in their activities. Walker, who is in 8th grade, plays all sports, and Tatum, a 6th grader, shows livestock.
When Mrs. Carter is not following those two around, she enjoys spending time with her Calvary Baptist Church family and supporting the Panthers!

Scott Nipper

October has been declared National Economic Education Month! Magnolia Schools will be celebrating all month long with fun, engaging activities in our schools. Here are some great resources to participate at home! - bit.ly/ecoar21 pic.twitter.com/JkTr7bnbre #PANTHERNATION

Magnolia School District

Currently, our positivity rate is below 8%. As a result, the requirement for masks to be worn by all school district employees, students, and visitors while inside any school district building, bus, van, or other vehicles is no longer in place.

Masks have proven to reduce the number of quarantines as a result of being identified as a close contact. All protocols for quarantines remain in place, and those individuals not properly wearing a mask and/or those who have not received full vaccination, will be required to quarantine if identified as a close contact. We encourage you to consider continuing to wear a mask to reduce the potential of being quarantined, as well as to limit the spread of COVID-19.

Should the 14-day average positivity rate in Columbia County exceed 8%, this policy will be reinstated.