| The Muscogee County School District contains 64 schools and alternative
centers, consisting of 35 elementary schools, 12 middle schools, eight high
schools, and nine program centers. MCSD is the area’s largest employer—after
neighboring Ft. Benning—with over 6,200 employees. The district has approximately 33,000
students ranging from Pre-K through twelfth grade and is recognized as among the
best in the Central Georgia Region. The students are provided with the best
facilities and equipment; the schools are staffed by excellent teachers, and the
school district is supported by
involved parents and an active business community. Nine community members serve
on an elected Board of Education.
The average teaching experience for the district’s teachers is over 12 years.
More than 66 percent of the teachers have Master’s degrees or higher; 75
have doctorates. Thirty-nine teachers have National Board Certification, three
have been designated Georgia Master Teachers, and six administrators have been
named High Performance Principals.
MCSD meets all requirements of the Georgia Department of Education and the
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS).
Fact Sheet (Updated 4/30/07)
OTHER INFORMATION
- Selection
More than 90 percent of all school-age children in Muscogee County attend
public schools.
- Accreditation
All schools are accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and
Schools.
- Technology
All students have access to computers and the Internet, and a recent SPLOST
will expand students’ opportunities to learn with technology. Internet
access is in compliance with the Children's Internet Protection Act (CIPA)
requirements. Professional learning programs help teachers integrate
technology into the curriculum.
- Year-Round Calendars
Four elementary schools and one center are on a year-round calendar.
- Uniforms
Several elementary and middle schools have adopted uniforms to promote
teamwork, reduce peer pressure, and help students focus on learning.
- Multicultural Education
Our multicultural program teaches understanding, respect, and appreciation
of cultural diversity.
- School Improvement Program
Each school develops and implements a plan to improve student achievement
and facilitate professional learning.
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