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Scholastic Pajama Program

For the past several years, Macon East students in K-3, K-4, 2nd and 4th grade classes have participated in Scholastic’s Pajama Program. Students are encouraged to donate brand-new pajamas for this annual great bedtime story pajama drive. For every pair of pajamas donated, Scholastic Book Clubs donates a brand-new book to Pajama Program. The purpose of this program is to give kids affected by instability a good night – for a good day! This year these Macon East classes donated over 50 pairs of new pajamas!

Beth Nesbitt2021-12-15T17:57:15+00:00December 15th, 2021|Blog, Elementary, News and Events|0 Comments

Kindergarten Christmas Fun

Mrs. Lawrence’s Kindergarten class recently visited “Christmas at Choctafaula” in Auburn, Alabama.  They enjoyed hayrides to see exotic and domestic animals, and the many Christmas activities.  They ended with a visit from a special friend, Santa Claus!

Beth Nesbitt2021-12-15T17:55:34+00:00December 15th, 2021|Blog, Elementary, News and Events|0 Comments

Spelling Bee Time!

Macon East students recently participated in one of the oldest educational competitions in the United States of America, dating back to as far as the 1700s – the Spelling Bee! The spelling bee is an educational competition of spelling and vocabulary and can be an exciting and enriching experience.

Elise Logan, Madison Vocino, Eli Churchwell, Ava Noffsinger and Halyn Wren recently represented their grades in the AISA District competition at Chambers Academy. Alternates who attended in support of their classmates were:  Bella Chambers, Hagen Owens, Bentley Graham, Sophie Clark and Bentley Faulk.

Ava Noffsinger won the District spelling bee by spelling the word solve correctly and then tongs for the win! Halyn Wren was the alternate for 4th grade.

The AISA State Spelling Bee was held at Troy University of Montgomery Rosa Parks Auditorium on Tuesday, November 30, 2021 and Ava Noffsinger won 1st runner up for the 5th grade level!  Way to go Ava!

The importance to support our young generation in building a solid foundation in spelling and vocabulary is very important to us at Macon East and we believe it leads to better literacy. We are so proud of all our students, Mrs. Johnson (Spelling Bee Sponsor) and all the teachers who teach and support these kiddos!

Beth Nesbitt2021-12-15T17:51:45+00:00December 15th, 2021|Blog, Elementary, News and Events|0 Comments

Macon East Academy Celebrates Homecoming 2021

Macon East’s Homecoming is always a week full of fun and family festivities. High school students participated in a dodgeball tournament and a men’s volleyball tournament during the week.  Homeroom classes competed in a door decoration contest. Dress up days included camo day, superstar vs scrub, mathlete vs athlete, Throwback Thursday where students dressed up a certain decade and Friday was red, white, and blue spirit day. The cheerleaders entertained and pumped everyone up with their annual black light pep rally Thursday night.  Finally on Friday, the lower school and upper school enjoyed tailgating with wonderful food and fellowship.  Friday afternoon was the much-anticipated Homecoming Parade.  Each lower school class created a banner to carry down the parade route.  The wee princess, little damsel, and pee wee cheerleaders along with the flag and pee wee football teams rode on floats and trailers throwing goodies to the crowd.  The Homecoming Court then made their way down the route to wave at their peers and throw some goodies.   The football teams also greeted the crowd with candy and enjoyed the cheers from the students.

 

 

 

 

 

The 2021 Macon East Academy Homecoming Court included: Sarah Davis (7th grade), Livi Robinson (8th grade), Mary Taylor May (9th grade), Anna Watson and Pressley Graham (10th grade), Mikalah Belser, Madison May, and Ryan Russell (11th grade), Ali Churchwell, Brantley Main, Maddie Ross, and Savannah Sharpe (12th grade).  Macon East’s homecoming court was presented during the halftime ceremonies on the field and Miss Brantley Main was crowned as this year’s queen.

 

Macon East celebrated a win as the Knights defeated Jackson Academy 28-12.  Deonte Powell, Sanders Manning, Gabe Spencer and Tyler Daniels all had incredible games for the offense.  Leading the defensive attack was Tyler Daniels, Parker Strickland, Wade Desmarais, Dalton Nickles, Teron Wright and JP Pugh.

 

Beth Nesbitt2021-10-28T18:35:32+00:00October 19th, 2021|Blog, Elementary, High School, News and Events|0 Comments

SENIOR BUDDIES

The Senior Buddy program unites the Senior class with smallest Knights in preschool.  Caitlin Bruce, Senior Buddy Coordinator says, “the Senior Buddy tradition is one of my favorite things to organize every year! Our Pre-school students look up to the “big kids”. We meet throughout the year and do crafts, exchange goodies, and even play together! Believe it or not, the Seniors enjoy it just as much as the little buddies!”  The senior buddy program personifies the family atmosphere found at Macon East Academy.   The preschool buddies enjoy cheering for their senior buddies at Macon East sporting events, high fiving them on the sidewalks, and bonding with the older students.

The seniors look forward to participating and mentoring to the younger students.  We asked a few seniors what they looked forward to when meeting their buddy:

“I love meeting new friends, especially kids younger than me, I can be a role model/inspiration to them.” Tyler  Daniels

“I will love hanging out with my buddy because I can be a mentor to Easton.” Khamani Driver

“I really enjoy meeting new friends! Juneau seems like a cool person. This opportunity is a fantastic way to strengthen the alliance between the class of 2022 and the class of 2035.” Bryant Rascoll

Beth Nesbitt2021-09-28T14:32:00+00:00September 28th, 2021|Blog, Elementary, High School, News and Events|0 Comments

Class of 2033!

Seventeen precious kindergarteners were dressed in white robes with royal blue MEA shawls. Mrs. Lawrence’s class entertained parents, grandparents and students at their commencement ceremony. This amazing class focused on reading, math and essential readiness skills. They used their iPads for additional enrichment activities this year. Welcome to first grade little Knights!

Front row: Gracelynn Yeager, Thomas Eubank, Noah Mallinson, Bryson Hood, Logan Jucknies, Emmie Johnson, Lizzie Kate Dorsey, and Michael Boyd Schroeder. Back row: Cora Lesperance, Diamond Hardeman, Slade Kyser, Mason Taylor, Stephen Abrams, Keenan Cenidoza, Cole Harris, Parker Motley, and Cooper Cannon.

Beth Nesbitt2021-06-21T22:33:17+00:00June 21st, 2021|Blog, Elementary|0 Comments

FIELD DAY FUN!

Macon East Academy’s Lower School students were excited to see the return of Field Day on May 6. This day of fun, sun, and friendly competition between classmates is much anticipated every year. The Blue and Red teams gave it their best in a variety of old-school athletic events from relay races to the water balloon toss. Coach Lott joined the festivities by grilling delicious hamburgers and hotdogs for everyone to enjoy at lunchtime. The afternoon brought the exciting final game and the always fun event between the teachers. The last event of the day determined that the Red team came out on top and will have bragging rights and the Field Day trophy until next year’s games. All the kids cooled off afterward with refreshing Kona Ice and sprinkler fun on the football field.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Beth Nesbitt2021-05-24T15:04:33+00:00May 24th, 2021|Blog, Elementary, News and Events|0 Comments

Laurel Hill Farm Author and Nugget Visit Macon East Students

Macon East students were treated to a visit from children’s book author, Blaire Carter Graham. Blaire shared her book called Nugget’s Prayer with the students and even brought Nugget along for lots of love. Blaire lives on Laurel Hill Farm in Shorter, Alabama and has lots of animals where she draws her inspiration for her books. Blaire aims to inspire young and old readers to be strong and confident about who they are and where they are from. She also wants readers to know the importance of friends and family. One bible verse she holds close to her heart is Joshua 1:9 “Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid. Do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God is with you wherever you go.”

Beth Nesbitt2021-05-19T18:35:57+00:00May 19th, 2021|Blog, Elementary, News and Events|0 Comments
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