MOCO SCHOOLS INTRODUCE NEW TEACHERS – The Montgomery County Schools have announced their new class of educators to the school system following the New Teacher Orientation, which was held last week. Front Row, L to R: Catherine DuPree-MCMS, Leaette Williamson-MCES, Presely May-MCES, Ansley Williamson-MCES, Shelby Shiver-MCHS. Middle Row, L to R: Michelle May-MCHS, Callie Higgs-MCES, Justin Sheppard-MCHS, Madison Graham-MCES, Autumn Espinosa-MCES, Katie VanArsdale-MCHS. Back Row, L to R: Dante Hall- MCMS/HS, Kera Nobles-MCES, Kimberley Bell-MCHS, Jacob Hall-MCHS, Colt Brantley-MCHS. MOCO SCHOOLS INTRODUCE NEW TEACHERS – The Montgomery County Schools have announced their new class of educators to the school system following the New Teacher Orientation, which was held last week. Front Row, L to R: Catherine DuPree-MCMS, Leaette Williamson-MCES, Presely May-MCES, Ansley Williamson-MCES, Shelby Shiver-MCHS. Middle Row, L to R: Michelle May-MCHS, Callie Higgs-MCES, Justin Sheppard-MCHS, Madison Graham-MCES, Autumn Espinosa-MCES, Katie VanArsdale-MCHS. Back Row, L to R: Dante Hall- MCMS/HS, Kera Nobles-MCES, Kimberley Bell-MCHS, Jacob Hall-MCHS, Colt Brantley-MCHS.
A PERFECT STORM - Montgomery County Chief Tax Assessor LaDonna Simon told the public that the issues with property taxes had come from “a perfect storm,” as the Board of Tax Assessors had not accepted the 2023 property reevaluations and the housing market had skyrocketed.Photo By Makaylee Randolph
LEARNING ABOUT 4-H – Montgomery County Extension Agent Lauren Stanley and Montgomery County 4-H Program Assistant Julie Waller attended the Montgomery County Middle/High School Yearbook Signing Party on Saturday, August 23, to speak to parents and students about the opportunities available this year through the Montgomery County 4-H Program.Photo by Makaylee Randolph
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