The Bulldog Beat
Wednesday, March 24, 2021
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Access Students Visit Construction Class
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Mrs. Holloway’s class paid a visit to Mr. Hurm’s
class to experience some simple machines.
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Mr. Bernard's
Geometry Class
Studies Probability
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Mr. Bernard and his students used the Media Center to spread out and tried out the awesome new furniture in the Media Center! The students were working on data collection and probability calculations! |
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Buy One
Get ONE Free!!!
$15
Shirts are available for purchase in the Front Office.
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Prom
Macon City Auditorium
April 3rd
8:00 p.m - 11:00 p.m.
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Prom plans are underway! Due to COVID restrictions at the Macon City Auditorium, we are only allowed to sell 360 tickets. Therefore, ticket sales will be first-come, first-serve. Tickets went on sale Friday, February 19, 2021.
Priority will be given to SENIORS (and their dates) first from February 19 to March 5th. After March 5th . After March 5th, JUNIORS will have the option to pay and attend if slots are still available.
Prom is for or any eligible junior or senior, tickets are $60. Date prices are $30. You can purchase tickets before or after school in Room 504, Mrs. Jenkins’s room. Tickets will be sold beginning Friday, February 19 to Friday, March 26, or until slots are filled.
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Reminders:
- The Macon City Auditorium has a mandatory masking requirement. Please plan accordingly.
- In order to be considered a “date,” one must be a freshman, sophomore, or student from another school. For example, if two MP students are going together, they both must pay the ticket price of $60, as one of them does not count as a date. This has always been MP policy.
- If you are a “paid” attendee but choose to not attend prom, please let Mrs. Jenkins know immediately so that your spot can be filled by another participant.
- Juniors MUST have at least 12 credits, and seniors MUST have at least 18 credits to be eligible to attend prom.
- Online learning or full time dual enrollment students can pay in the front office.
Information sheets can be found outside of Mrs. Jenkins's room (504), in the Bulldog Beat beginning next week, and through Dr. Finch's Google classroom.
These announcement guidelines above are for both juniors and seniors. There is an attached prom info sheet attached as well.
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Mary Persons High School
will be co-hosting an
Aircraft Structural Technology Parent Night on April 13 from
5-7 PM at the Central Georgia Aerospace Training & Sustainment Center.
The flyer on the left has additional details & the address of the facility. Please note that several industry partners will also be in attendance to talk to students/parents about potential careers in aerospace.
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Are YOU on the board?
Please let the counselors know what your post secondary plans are so that your picture can be placed on
Senior Wall of Fame.
An email was sent to your school email address with the google form link or you can click here to complete it.
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The counseling department has created a master scholarship list with opportunities for local, state and national scholarships. Many of you have applied or have started the college application process, so this is a perfect time to search for financial support. Please note that the local scholarships are usually made available after January. This spreadsheet is updated regularly once dates are published and made available.
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Art Students Place in Farm Bureau Competition |
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Congratulations to the winners for the Monroe Co. Farm Bureau Art Contest:
1st Place: Emily Oden
2nd Place: Jordan McCord
Tie for 3rd Place:
Carlissa Best & Kenia Thomas
4th Place: Kylee Beasley
These students will receive gift bags and certificates from the Farm Bureau.
Emily Oden, the 1st Place Winner's are
will advance to the State Level Contest.
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Tryouts for 2021-2022 Musical Theater Class |
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Tryouts for possible placement in next year’s 2021-2022 Musical Theater class will be held on Thursday, April 1st at 3pm in the Chorus Room. Please prepare to sing a 1 minute excerpt from a song of your choice that highlights your vocal and acting strengths. You will also be taught a dance routine for the dance portion of the audition. You must provide and bring an accompaniment sound file or CD.
A sign-up sheet is placed outside of Mr. Hernandez and Ms. Spires’ doors on the main campus. Audition to join the fun adventure of acting, singing and dancing!!
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The MP Academic Team competed virtually in the GATA Varsity State Championship on Saturday. MP earned 2nd place in their division after a thrilling playoff win against Flowery Branch.
Team members included Baxter Berlin, Maci Joiner, William Little, Corbin Lane, Chloe Myers, and Eason Farmer.
Congratulations to their hard work and dedication! Go Dogs!
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FBLA Selling
MP Colors Pura Vida Bracelets
$7 each or 2 for $12.
Cash or check payable to MPHS.
Pickup your bracelets on the
Main Campus from Mrs. Myers in
room 226 or Mrs. Little in room 227
or on the Freshman Campus from
Ms. Sparks in the business lab.
Stop by soon to get one or four.
Supply is limited!!
Proceeds go to help our members
cover conference fees.
Thank you for supporting our students!
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FBLA Selling World's Finest Chocolate.
See an FBLA member to purchase chocolate bars for $1.
Your support helps fund their Region, State, & National Conference fees.
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2021 Spring Sports Schedules |
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The MP Tennis Team traveled to Jackson last Thursday afternoon to square off against the Red Devils in a region match-up. The girls won 5-0 and the boys lost 3-2. Winners for the girls included Emma Cantrell, Bella Takle, and Reagan Dorrity in singles and the teams of Karsin Bass/Julia Rainey and Lauren Haripar/Jayci Daniels in doubles. Wins for the boys included Jackson Gray in singles and the team of Gavin Parker/Jackson Campbell in doubles. The girls remain undefeated in the region with a 4-0 record, while the boys currently are 1-3. |
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Our Tennis Team traveled to Peach County on Monday to take on the Trojans in a region match-up. Both boys and girls scored definitive victories. The boys won 4-1 and the girls won 5-0. Winners for the boys included Jackson Gray and Aaron McCoy at singles and the teams of Trilok Patel/Griffin Morris and Jackson Campbell/Gavin Parker for doubles. Winners for the girls included Emma Cantrell, Bella Takle, and Reagan Dorrity at singles and the teams of Karsin Bass/Julia Rainey and Jayci Daniels/Lauren Haripar for doubles. The girls remain undefeated in the region with a 5-0 record and the boys improve to 2-3. We will celebrate Senior Night this afternoon with a region match against Americus-Sumter at 4:00 PM. Come out and support the team! As always, GO DOGS! |
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Volleyball Tryouts
May 3-7
3:30-5:30
MP Gym
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Click the Above Image to Visit our Media Center
to access our many online resources.
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Books will be delivered to YOU on Campus! |
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to browse for books that
you would like to read.
Email us your book requests!!
Freshmen should email
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Connecting YOU with Books You Love... |
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NEW Titles Recently Added
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Have questions or need assistance?
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Link Your Ingles Card to MPHS
Ingles cards must be
re-linked each year.
Our school code is 10509.
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Monroe County School District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, age, disability, or sex in its employment practices, student programs and dealings with the public. It is the policy of the Board of Education to comply fully with the requirements of Title VI, Title IX, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Americans with Disabilities Act and all accompanying regulations. As a result, the following people have been appointed to oversee specific areas. Title II, Adult 504, Adult Title IX Dr. Mike Hickman 25 Brooklyn Avenue, Forsyth, GA 31029 478-994-2031 Student and Athletic Title IX Jackson Daniel 25 Brooklyn Avenue, Forsyth, GA 31029 Student 504 Jenny Rooks 25 Brooklyn Avenue Forsyth, GA 31029 Copyright 2021. All Rights Reserved. |
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