It's graduation day and one of MCC's finest traditions of senior crazy parking. Today we have the senior breakfast and class of 2025 walk through the campus. It all culminate with our graduation commencement at 7 PM!
just a reminder to come to State & Main this morning at 9:00 to have Coffee with Superintendent Jeff Mount and share your thoughts about our district's facility needs and anything you'd like to share.
Coffee is on me.
If you can not make it this morning, we have another Coffee with the Supe at State & Main planned for June 8th at 9:00 am.
Mason County Central High School graduation commencement will take place on Friday, May 23rd at 7:00pm. We welcome all families of graduates. Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis. Let's celebrate the Spartan graduating Class of 2025!
The big one! The biggest award MCC has. The Outstanding Senior award that goes to Jose Lopez, presented by senior class advisor, Mrs. Nekola!
Outstanding Junior award is presented to Addison. Smith presented by junior class advisor Ms. Brock!
Outstanding Sophomore Award is earned by Trinniti Arnold with Sophomore class advisor, Mrs. Rodriguez!
Outstanding Freshman Award winner is Andrea Lopez with Freshman class advisor, Mrs. O'Connor!
Senior athlete award winners are: Nyvaeh Wendt, Mallory Miller, Madison Sherretz, Jose Lopez and Peyton Merz.
The Public Citizenship Award this year goes to the fine people at Safety Decals with owner Nick Tykoski and employees Erin O'Harra and Tim Genson. Thanks to Safety Decals for contributing to Mason County Central.
The final week for our seniors is here! We recognize the class of 2025 and all of our award winners today at the student council award ceremony!
We applaud Ms. Katarina Moore, MCC Forensics Coach on being awarded Forensics Coach of the Year!
Congratulations to MCC senior Vyktoria Dunblaizer on heading to Muskegon Community College signing on to play volleyball for the Jayhawks! 🏐
Spanish 2B students are currently working on a Hispanic Heritage Project. As part of this assignment, they are learning about influential figures in the Hispanic world by researching their lives and the impact they have made. Students are creating posters to showcase their findings, combining art and creativity while deepening their understanding of Hispanic culture.
Today in Mr Weinert’s Anatomy Class students visited Squires Chiropractic. The students were able to see and experience massage therapy, cupping, laser and muscle stimulation, and an state of the art decompression table.
Mason county central schools would like to remind families that there will be no school on Friday May 16th as our staff will be participating in a professional development day. We hope you have a wonderful long weekend and we will see you back at school on Monday May 19th
It’s that time of the year again! Physical Night at MCC! Thursday May 29th 3:30-5:30pm only $10.00 for athletes. This will be for the 2025-2026 school year. Grades - 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th Fill out the link below to register- https://forms.gle/6rGVaawP483trayz5
Join the conversation: A listening dialogue with the Superintendent, Jeff Mount! Thursday, May 22nd at 9:00 am or Sunday, June 8th at 9:00 am. Both held at State & Main Coffee Shop. Share your thoughts and hear from the district on key investments that could shape the future of our community. You voice matters! Let's discuss priorities, community needs, and how we can work together to build a better future for Mason County Central Schools!
Questions? Contact Jeff Mount, Superintendent, at 231-757-3713, ext. 1713.
🌟 Thank you to all who joined us for the 4th Annual Agriculture Night! It was a wonderful evening filled with community spirit and agricultural passion. A heartfelt thank you to our dedicated volunteers who sponsored booths and made this event possible.
Congratulations to our Spartan Staff of the Month, Mrs. Nekola! Thank you to Grace and Victoria for the nominations and Student Council for the selection. You deserve it, Mrs. Nekola!
We are hosting our annual college/career fair today. Business, trades, colleges law enforcement and the armed forces are all at MCC interacting with our students.
