Monroe County Schools

Attention sports fans, here is the information many of you have been asking for. Don’t miss your chance to reserve your seats in the beautiful new fieldhouse.

Experience MP Bulldogs Friday Night Football like never before! General sales open July 22nd.

Take your game day to the next level with a Mary Persons Bulldogs Fieldhouse Suite Season Ticket Package!

Enjoy every regular season home varsity football game, including the home scrimmage, from the comfort of our climate-controlled Fieldhouse Suite, where you'll never have to worry about the weather or concession lines.

Each season package includes:

-Admission to all regular season home varsity football games, including the home scrimmage
-Complimentary food and beverages throughout the game
-Live game streaming on large-screen TVs, so you never miss a play, even while grabbing a bite to eat
-Comfortable indoor seating with the opportunity to select your preferred seat
-In-and-out privileges, allowing you to enjoy both the excitement of the stadium and the comfort of the suite
-A spacious, climate-controlled hospitality area

Season Packages Available:
-Home Side or Visitor Side Seating-$500 per package
-Premium Center Seating-$600 per package

Whether you're enjoying a family tradition or simply looking for the best way to experience Bulldogs football, the Fieldhouse Suite offers the perfect combination of comfort, convenience, and game-day atmosphere.

Fieldhouse Suite season ticket packages will be available to the general public through GoFan.co on July 22. Seating is limited and will be offered on a first-come, first-served basis (10 packages maximum), so don't wait to reserve your spot for an unforgettable Bulldogs football season! Go Dogs!

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What began as a dream more than a decade ago became a reality today as Monroe County Schools celebrated the grand opening and ribbon cutting of the new Mary Persons High School Fieldhouse and Stadium Plaza.

This state-of-the-art facility provides our student-athletes and coaches with the resources they need to prepare, compete, and succeed. Community members, coaches, and players had the opportunity to tour the impressive three-story building and experience firsthand everything it has to offer—from a modern weight room and recovery areas to meeting spaces, film rooms, and a stadium viewing area overlooking Dan Pitts Stadium.

Made possible through ESPLOST funding, this project reflects our community’s continued investment in the future of Monroe County students. We extend our sincere gratitude to the voters of Monroe County for supporting this vision and to Parrish Construction for delivering a first-class facility that will serve generations of Bulldogs to come.

The future is bright for Mary Persons Athletics, and today marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter. 🖤💛

View the full photo gallery here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/fMCHJY2N9gJdhWMdA

Three Monroe County schools received 5-Star Climate Ratings from the state: Katherine B. Sutton Elementary School, Samuel E. Hubbard Elementary School, and Thomas G. Scott Elementary School. The School Climate Star Rating is a diagnostic tool to determine if a school is on the right path to school improvement, as required by state law (O.C.G.A. § 20-14-33). The state uses four domains to determine schools’ Climate Star Rating: Attendance, Safe and Substance-Free (SSF) Environment, Discipline, and School Climate Survey.

In addition, Mary Persons High School received a 4.75 Climate Star Rating and Monroe County Middle School earned a 4.5 Climate Star Rating.

Dr. Jim Finch, Monroe County Schools Superintendent, says, “A huge thank you goes out to our students, teachers, administration, and staff who continue to put forth the highest quality of performance when it comes to school climate. These ratings are a testament to the leaders and teachers who set the tone for student learning every single day. Support staff such as paraprofessionals, clerical, custodians, nutrition workers and bus drivers are to be commended too. These workers do just as much in helping establish school culture and climate. I am proud to work alongside our employees who continue to create an environment where all students can learn, grow, and succeed.”

For more information, visit the Georgia School Climate Star Rating website.