VIDEO: MCC Bond Chat: Students Don’t Feel Safe at School SCOTTVILLE — Six Mason County Central High School students gathered last week in the 65-year-old A.O. Carlson gymnasium to discuss safety, security and relevance at their school. The students included Clara Baur, Helena Snell, Emma Jancek, Alexis Dilley, Alyssa Raspotik and Joe Ostby. Each student discussed why they do not…
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VIDEO: MCC Upper Elementary Spring Program Spartan News is a presentation of Mason County Central Schools in partnership with Mason County Press. SCOTTVILLE — Mason County Central Upper Elementary students held their annual spring program Thursday evening in the A.O. Carlson Gymnasium at MCC High School. The program, directed by April Keith, director of elementary music, included musical solos by…
MCC Bond Chat: MCC Alumnus Harold Cronk Talks About the May 2 Bond Election SCOTTVILLE — Harold Cronk is a 1993 graduate of Mason County Central High School. After earning a bachelor’s degree in education he followed his dream of becoming a professional artist and film maker. He recently won an Emmy Award for his directing of a Disney television…
MCC Bond Chat: MCC Superintendent Jeff Mount Talks Traffic Safety SCOTTVILLE — Three of Mason County Central’s five buildings are located on one main campus on the west side of Scottville: The High School, Upper Elementary, and Middle School. Each morning and afternoon, over 800 kids converge on the campus, many of them who ride buses, walk, or are dropped…
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