MCC Middle School - Our Actions Will Inspire and Equip Students to Excel

Let’s Meet Up and Eat Up!!! Free Summer Meals for Kids!! Meals are “dine in” only. This is a non-income-based program This summer, when school lets out, Mason County Central Food Service, through the Summer Food Service Program will offer free and nutritious meals to all children ages 18 years and under or persons up to age 26 who are enrolled in an education program for the mentally or physically disabled that is recognized by a State or local public educational agency at the following sites: Emanuel Lutheran Church, Upper Elementary, Scottville Elementary, Waterfront Park – Ludington, Copeyon Park & Splash Pad, **WSCC-Tech Center (SEE ATTACHED FLYER FOR MORE DETAILS ON TIME AND LOCATION) Serving Days: June 11th through August 8th, 2025. All Centers closed July 3rd & 4th,2025. Serving days are Monday through Friday. Feel free to call with any questions Josie Sobaski, Mason County Central Food Service Coordinator 231-757-5721 For site

Dear MCC School Community, This is final call to share your thoughts in our Facility Needs Survey. If you haven't had a chance to take this 3 minutes or less survey, please do so before the end of the day this Friday, June 13th. Help us plan for the future... Your Voice Matters!!! https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/6BDWZV6

Here are a few pictures from our 6th grade field trip. They went bowling at Stix and then Stearns Park to play volleyball, wiffle ball, and have a picnic lunch.

Do you have a preschool-age child? Are you ready to enroll them in a nurturing environment? Look no further! Victory Early Childhood Center is dedicated to supporting your child's growth. Discover all the amazing programs we offer and see how we can help your little one thrive! Pre School for ALL🤗✨ Check us out today! https://www.mccschools.org/page/victory-early-childhood-center-copy Or give Mrs. Angie Taylor a call at 231-757-3713 ext 1707

Coffee's On Me!! Another chance to join the conversation: A listening dialogue with the Superintendent, Jeff Mount! If you couldn't make it on May 22nd (during the week), how about a weekend morning? This Sunday morning, June 8th at 9:00 am at State & Main Coffee Shop. Share your thoughts and hear from the district on key investments that could shape the future of our community. Your 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. 1703.

Dear School Community, As we look to the future of educating our community’s children, it’s important to understand and plan for how our facilities will continue to provide for generations to come. Help us plan for the future by sharing your thoughts in this 3-minute survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/6BDWZV6 Please submit your survey by Friday, June 13

Athletic Boosters will be holding a meeting on Wednesday June 4th at the HS cafeteria at 5:15 PM. If you are interested in being a part of the boosters, please join the meeting or you may contact Angel at makayla81@hotmail.com with questions.

Physical Night at MCC this week! 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

WAVES & WHEELS Safety Day! This family friendly event encourages & educates the safe way to enjoy biking & water activities. Bring your bike for a Ride Ready Check! Right Fit Helmet Check Toddler Balance Bikes & Helmets available to borrow for the event Safe Riding & Bicycle Skills Course. Law enforcement & USCG water rescue vehicles on display Lifejacket, Helmet, Water bottle, Bike flag, & Book Giveaways, Hotdogs and Ice Cream. Please see attached flyer for more details.

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 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.

🌟 Don’t miss out! Tomorrow, Thursday, May 8th, from 5:30-7:30 PM, we’re hosting our Community Agriculture Night in the Upper Elementary parking lot! 🌽 Enjoy FREE hot dogs from Lakeside Weiner Wagon & Sanders of Custer, FREE Ice Cream, WSESD Book Bus, explore interactive booths, and take a wagon ride! 🚜 Bring your family and friends for a night filled with fun and community spirit. Our Roots are strong and prideful in our agriculture. 🌱🌾

Dear MCC School Community, Join me in honoring our Mason County Central Teachers on National Teacher Appreciation Day, Wednesday, May 7th, 2025. Our dedicated, professional educators work masterfully to inspire and equip our students to excel. In addition, at Mason County Central Schools, we believe that EVERY school employee impacts student learning. Please acknowledge the work they do as well to support the teaching and learning environment. At Mason County Central , the staff demonstrates Competence in their work, Compassion for everyone, and Courage to take on challenges each and every day.

Today was school lunch hero day!!! This is a little late posting but we want to tell our food service department how thankful we are to have them and for all of the things they do above and beyond just lunch!! You all are rockstars!!!

We zoomed in with the National Constitution Center for a program called Civic Stories. Students examined an artifact (Gideon Welle shoes) to tell a story in American History (Elizbeth Keckley's story behind crafting the shoes). Students volunteered to answer questions about artifacts and US History. Here is more information about the program: National Constitution Center: "The National Constitution Center’s free Civic Stories program provides elementary and middle school students from across the country the opportunity to engage with the past through artifacts and the stories they tell. In this setting, students develop a deeper understanding of history and consider the ways in which artifacts humanize history through the individuals, communities, and cultures they represent. Through this practice, students begin to identify where they see themselves, their communities, and their surroundings in the broader scope of American history. Civic Stories are free, 30-minute virtual learning experiences designed for learners in third through eighth grade. Sessions are facilitated by members of the Center’s Education team and are scheduled at times that work for teachers and their students."

On Wednesday, Mrs. McCormick took her class to Grand Valley State University to participate in the We the People Constitutional Hearing. Several students received special recognition for their insightful responses and thoughtful contributions during the hearings: Ana Shatova, Chloe Jabrocki, Ethan Austin, and Ian Sodders. The team is now eagerly awaiting word from the judges to see if they qualify for the National Convention! Mrs. McCormick and Mrs. Steuck shared that the students represented MCC with pride and professionalism, and they had a fantastic time learning and connecting with peers from schools across the region.

Today, April 22nd, 2025 is School Bus Driver Appreciation Day!!! Spartan Family, let's show how much we appreciate our dedicated Mason County Central Bus Drivers. They travel many miles each and everyday, through often difficult driving conditions to safely transport our students to and from school. Our MCC Bus Drivers are simply... THE BEST!!!