Erica Murdock

Of COURSE we wouldn't forget about @tookie_b, come on, guys 😏 #HailSouthern

Morgan County High School brought back one of our favorite traditions this year: the Lip Dub! Take a 👀 youtu.be/TsEyE-o2AUg

Congratulations!!

@long_hunter_ I’m well Mr. Long, how are you?

@Counselor_Fin how you been doing

@long_hunter_ That’s a negative Ghost Rider

@Counselor_Fin heyyy anyway you could ask coach sims if he could open the basketball gym for me and CJ and some basketball player tommrow afternoon

On a day such as today, what are my thoughts? So glad you didn’t ask: Frederick Douglass' Descendants Recite Fourth of July Speech theroot.com/descendants-of…

@_antoriab I expect better from you ma’am 😪

@eringbloomer 🥺😭❤️❤️

@ThatManJourney Sha Mia? She’s let me call her Sha-My-uh for years 😭

@Counselor_Fin I’ll help my sisters name is Shmya Journey it’s pronounced Sha-Mia

As I sit in my office second guessing myself on name pronunciations, I’m reminded of what a memorable class this was for me. I only hope I made a positive impact on them as well. Day 1 of 3 Graduations starts in less than an hour. Farewell, Class of 2020 🥺

Packing each and every diploma with care and looking forward to calling each and every name!

@_jaybenford_ @C_Jxckson Tsk tsk tsk

@Counselor_Fin @C_Jxckson The gate was open and it was 30min no harm no foul

@Counselor_Fin get him🤣🤣

Yesterday, along with my colleagues, I had the privilege of delivering senior yard signs as a surprise for the Class of 2020. Here are a few of them. I don’t know who’s hearts were warmed by this action more, ours or theirs🥺 #myseniors

Also, Mrs. Beasley is here today to take your payment for tassel, stoles, and cords

Class of 2020 Seniors: Cap & Gown Drive Thru is today from 11am - 1pm at MCHS! Come get your items if you’ve paid in full😃

@mariamartinex17 Love you as always!

@mariamartinex17 Yaaaasssssss!

Frederick Douglass once said, “if there is no struggle, there is no progress.” As we mark the day he chose as his birthday, we must remember his words and the struggle he—and so many others—endured. Our fight for justice continues.

The Freedmen’s Aid Society was founded in 1861 to increase educational opportunities for freed blacks in the South. By establishing schools and colleges for southern blacks, literacy rates increased dramatically by the end of the 19th century. #BlackHistoryMonth