Macon County High School

08/21/2026

Mr. Adam Bandy’s World History class worked on absolute monarch projects today. Students were provided with a primary complex text over an assigned ruler and instructed to search for secondary sources to deepen their knowledge of their assigned monarch, then create a group poster displaying the significant markers of their lives.

08/21/2026

Mr. Phillipi’s Visual Arts Class participated in a Critique Day discussion today. Collaborative discussions and academic critiquing are excellent skillsets to develop. Mr. Phillippi creates a calm and engaging environment for his students.

08/20/2026

Below is the pageant form for the Miss Autumn Beauty Pageant. This is open to ladies ages newborn to age 19.

Miss Autumn Beauty Pageant September 12, 2026 Macon County High School Auditorium Sponsored by MCHS FCCLA Age Groups: 0-11 months(10:00a.m.), 1-2 years(10:15a.m.), 3-4yrs(10:30a.m.), 5-6yrs(10:45a.m.), 7-9yrs(11:15a.m.), 10-12yrs (11:50a.m.), 13-15yrs (12:20p.m.), 16-19yrs(12...

08/19/2026

Mrs. Molly Austin’s Family Studies class discussed and self-reflected on their values. Mrs. Austin guided a discussion with questions to help students think deeply about what is important to them. Students were assigned a writing task where they had to consider numerous scenarios and stages of life.
Mrs. Austin provides a warm and welcoming environment where students are able to participate in productive conversations and share thoughts with each other.

08/19/2026

Mrs. Heather Gann consistently has great things going on in her English I classes. Students know when they walk in her classroom that they will be expected to learn.
Students were wrapping up a collaborative activity over their most current text -John F. Kennedy’s inaugural address.

08/19/2026

Mrs. Kayla West’s Basic Nursing class was given an assignment to give a presentation on the career they are choosing for their future. In the presentation they discussed what the profession/career meant to them, roles/responsibilities, fun facts and why they chose this path, whether it was an inspirational story or just an interest. They had to research and found some interesting things about their profession that they didn’t know. Each student did an exceptional job presenting to the class.

08/19/2026

Mr. Reggie Dabbs spoke to our student body today. He is a motivational speaker who shares the importance of persevering through difficult situations and the power of love and human connections.

08/19/2026

In Agriscience, we are going over the history of FFA and the importance and meaning behind the FFA Official Dress. Kids are working in groups to complete a Life Size Official FFA Dress Poster to hang in the classroom to help memorize the different clothing pieces!
Ms. Mary Ellen Copas is currently teaching this class as an interim, and we love seeing the hard work she and the students are putting in. 💙💛

08/18/2026

⭐️⭐️MCHS Sports Fans/Spectators please read the following information⭐️⭐️

⬇️⬇️LINK BELOW ⬇️⬇️
https://gofan.co/app/school/TN8650

1. Hover over the QR code with your phone camera
2. Click the link for gofan.co
3. Select your event
4. Buy tickets

OR
1. Visit www.gofan.co or download the Go Fan app
2. Search for your school
3. Select your event
4. Buy tickets
There is a $1.00 service fee charged by Go Fan per ticket.

We are also able to take credit/debit card payments at the gate via Go Fan.
There is a $1.00 service fee charged by Go Fan per ticket.

Concession stands will also be able to accept credit/debit cards. There is a
30 cent + 3% fee charged by Go Fan for each purchase. We will only be doing cards
with concessions for football to start. Volleyball concessions this season will still be cash only. Will decide about basketball closer to the start of the season.

08/15/2026

Mr. Coffee’s Biology students are learning all about cells. Mr. Coffee is using vocabulary strategies to anchor student understanding to scientific concepts.

Mr. Pryor’s SDC World History classes are becoming familiar with vocabulary and names to lay a foundation for their upcoming unit.

Ms. Willbanks’ English 4 students are analyzing to text Beowulf in preparation for a research paper with a choice of two topics which are hero or vengeance.