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Lupus is an autoimmune disease where cells designed to protect the body from pathogens fail to recognize host from invader.  The body attacks itself. 

Here is a video that expresses the effects of this mysterious, but deadly disorder.

As of now, no one knows what causes this to happen, much less how to cure or prevent this dreaded disease. 

That is why, every year, a Walk to End LU?US is held in cities around the United States.  This year, Central Office Staff wore purple and walked to support the Walk To End LU?US effort.  For information about how you can support the fight to end this terrible, disabling disease, click on the Walk To End LU?US link above.

Dr. Carolyn McDade-Bettis received her Doctoral Degree in Leadership, Policy and Law Saturday during Alabama State University's Commencement. This is truly a big milestone for the McDade Family, along with my retiring. There were numerous Booker T. Washington graduates as well. Go Macon County Schools!

The Tuskegee Human and Civil Rights Multicultural Center needs your help to win a competition they have entered to gain much-needed supplies. If they win, they will be provided with technology from OnCell Quest that will greatly benefit the Center by enhancing the experience of visitors.

Fatherhood Event on June 16, 2013

The Tuskegee Housing Authority, in partnership with the Tuskegee Macon County Community Development Corporation invites you to join us in encouraging and promoting fatherhood by bringing Dad, Stepdad, Granddad, Brother, Uncle to the Life Development Center, on Benson Ave, on Friday June 16th from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM.

For details, please download the attached flyer.

Congratulations to the Notasulga High School Track and Field Team for their recent victory!

Justin Lucas scored top honors in the Long Jump while Martavious Brown won in the 400 Meter Jump!

Congratulations Blue Devils!

This week is National Nurses Week.  Show your school nurse some love this week, especially Mrs. Lawanda Gray.  Please visit the National Nurses Week web site to learn more about one of the hardest, but most fulfilling jobs in the world.

It's Teacher Appreciation Week!  If you can read this, Thank a Teacher!  Visit the Teacher Appreciation Page on Facebook.

The Superintendent's Excellence Awards Brunch was held at Tuskegee Institute Middle School on May 6, 2013 at 9;30 AM.

With Dr. Venesia McClaney serving as Event Coordinator, Mrs. Emma Wilson-James taking the lead as Food Services Coordinator and Mr. John Curry presiding over the event, parents, students, School Board Members as well as  faculty and staff were treated to a delicious breakfast. 

Following the feast of traditional Southern breakfast entrees, outstanding students representing all the schools in the Macon County System, and their parents, were recognized by Dr. Jacqueline Brooks, Superintendent.

The parents who had been recognized as Parents of the Month were awarded Certificates first, followed by students who had been recognized as Students of the Month.

A special award from the Transportation department was presented to four students who rescued a school bus driver who was experiencing a medical emergency.

Academic achievement awards were presented to students who scored high on the ACT exam, followed by the Votectitorian from Booker T. Washington High School and the Salutatorians and the Valedictorians from Booker T. Washington and Notasulga High Schools.

The Tuskegee News was recognized for  their work and contributions to the Macon County Area.