It's CTE month and one of our teachers made a wonderful presentation at the school board meeting on Tuesday February 27th..
During the presentation, the accolades of our three student organizations( FBLA, FFA and SkillsUSA) were presented and some of our students were recognized by the board.
The Skilled Trades Scholarship Program promote continuing education among the electrical and mechanical skilled trade areas. With this program, students will obtain the necessary credentials and skill set needed to be successful in a skilled trades career. Students will achieve an associate degree, sponsored by Constellium. Scholarship recipients will be selected based on GPA, school attendance, letters of recommendation and interview process. Please check under the counselors page for a link to more information and to the application or you can see Mrs. King at the Mason County Career Center.
Please come out Saturday and support your SkillsUSA students. The money from this event will be used to send them to Fairmont in March to compete in the State Leadership and Skills Conference!
Marshall is excited to announce our unique professional development course options that will be offered this upcoming Spring 2024 term. Please be aware of the deadlines to register, the course start and end dates, and course length, some are a full semester and some are only a half semester. All courses are 3 graduate level credits that can be used toward renewal or salary upgrades. These are all online platform and truly at your own pace! https://epay.marshall.edu/secure/cgi/staffdevstonew.cgi
Mason County Career Center's Sports Medicine students assisted their instructors from Rivers Health during the Jason Eades Memorial Duals Wrestling Tournament this weekend!
They gained real world experience by observing injuries in real time and assisting with blood clean up.
Mrs. Bale's embedded math students have been working on a gingerbread house project. They had to create a floor plan using available square footage, do a cost analysis and stay within given budget, use problem solving and creativity to design their house and do it all in square cm. Today they got to create a graham cracker version.
SkillsUSA students collected Christmas cards and signed them with holiday messages for the local nursing home and other agencies.
"It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas" here at Mason County Career Center. Our ProStart program students have been working really hard on their gingerbread houses.
FBLA and NTHS wrapped gifts for the Primary School.
Our FBLA and NTHS had a great time decorating their trees at Gunn Park!!!
October 16-20 is National School Bus Safety Week!
We want to thank our Mason County Schools bus drivers for ensuring our students get to and from school every day safely. We appreciate you! Help us thank our bus drivers in the comments below. #MasonProud #NSBSW2023
MCCC decorated a float to participate in our home schools homecoming parades. Last week was PPHS Homecoming. FFA also decorated a float to participate in the parade.
A big shout out to these three for helping me get things ready for our fall open house!
Reminder-October 9th is a scheduled Faculty Senate and PLC Meeting Day. No school for students on Monday October 9th.
Financial Aid Tasks and Timeline for 2024 Fall Incoming Class
In an effort to improve communication and provide more advanced notification of student absences, beginning Monday October 2, 2023, you will be notified by approximately 1:30 p.m. if your student has been absent to one or more periods during the day.
In an effort to improve communication and provide more advanced notification of student absences, beginning Monday October 2, 2023, you will be notified by approximately 1:30 p.m. if your student has been absent to one or more periods during the day.
The 1st year welding class held a friendly competition to see which team could build the tallest structure that was also sturdy and creative!
Cadence Gerlach and Lauryn Woodall from the 1st year welding class, welded frames for banners for the PPHS Band competition show.
FBLA is back!! Future Business Leaders of America is an organization that helps students prepare for careers in business through academic competitions, leadership development, and educational programs. The first meeting for the 2023/2024 school year will be tomorrow (September 1st) during Shield at the Mason County Career Center in Room 819.
