Video: MCC High School Proposed Improvements

Video: MCC High School Proposed Improvements

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SCOTTVILLE — Voters in the Mason County Central School District will go to the polls on May 3 to decide on a $33 million bond proposal. A large portion of the proposed 1.95 mill project will go towards improvements to the 63-year-old high school. Superintendent Jeff Mount and High School Principal Jeff Tuka discuss some of the areas of the school that are in need of upgrades. 

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