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Parents, MCSS wants your input on improving student achievement in core academic areas, providing engaging enrichment activities, fostering positive youth development and enhancing parent and family engagement.

Click on the title above to and then click on the words Your Input Matters in order to take the survey.

Mitchell County Schools is excited to announce its intent to apply for the Nita M. Lowey 21st Century Community Learning Centers (21st CCLC) grant for Fiscal Year 2026. This federal grant supports the establishment of community learning centers to provide students with enriching academic and extracurricular activities during non-school hours.

The program aims to:  Improve student achievement in core academic areas.
 Provide engaging enrichment activities.  Foster positive youth development.
 Enhance parent and family engagement.

We value community involvement and invite feedback and collaboration. If you have questions, suggestions, or wish to partner with us in this effort, please contact Deborah Toombs at [email protected] or (229) 321-7002 Ext. 1009

Learn about the awards received (pages 1-2, 13, 14), Science Lab (page 4), Casserole Connection (page 5), Work based students (page 6), Family Math Night (page 7), Students of the Month (page 9), a visit to Live Oak Mini Ranch (page 11), Book Fair (page 12). Find out who made Honor Roll at MCHS (page 12) and celebrating Perfect Attendance (page 15). Students recognized: 8th grade football players; MCHS senior football players, cheerleaders, band members and ROTC cadets (pages 16-18). Calendar of Events (page 20)