Marion County Schools Announce New Principals
Marion County Public Schools has announced a series of leadership changes ahead of the 2026-2027 school year.
District officials named new principals at seven schools throughout Marion County and also announced several district-level administrative assignments. School leaders say the changes are part of ongoing efforts to support students, faculty, and staff as preparations continue for the upcoming academic year.
South Marion High School Nears Completion
Construction continues on South Marion High School, which remains on track to open for students in August.
The campus will become Marion County's newest public high school and is expected to help address enrollment growth while providing expanded educational opportunities for students in the southern portion of the county.
County Continues Roadway Safety Campaign
Marion County officials continue to emphasize roadway safety through the county's Safety Matters initiative.
The campaign focuses on promoting safe driving habits, pedestrian awareness, and traffic safety education as the county experiences continued growth and increased traffic volumes.
Sheriff's Office Encourages Crime Prevention
The Marion County Sheriff's Office is reminding residents to take simple precautions to help prevent crime.
Officials recommend locking vehicles, securing valuables, maintaining awareness of surroundings, and reporting suspicious activity to law enforcement when necessary.
Summer Library Programs Continue
Library branches throughout Marion County are continuing summer reading programs and educational activities for residents of all ages.
Programs include reading challenges, children's events, educational workshops, and family activities designed to encourage literacy and community involvement during the summer months.
