The Ken Iverson Project (KIP) is a steel sculpture-making contest among area schools. Approximately 500 lbs. of steel from Nucor are donated to participating schools. KIP is an initiative of Nucor to encourage participation in the community, the arts, and to encourage teamwork and collaboration across departments. By participating in this project, students will work as a team to show their creativity and to leave their mark in the community. We highly encourage collaboration of the art, history, and shop classes to create a sculpture centered around the “History of west Virginia"
All Mason County Schools are dismissing today 4-4-2025 at 11:30 due to inclement weather.
A few people have been asking about the cost of our adult programs. If you have anymore questions, please feel free to call the career center and ask for Sonya Davis or Steve Richardson.
304-675-3039
6th grade families at PPIS, come out tonight for a fun family engagement activity where you will learn about career and technical education at the Mason County Career Center. Your student will receive a kit to further explore STEM activities at home!
Congratulations to our New MCCC Adult Education CDL Certification Graduates.
Thomas Johnson & Johnny Sayre
Adult Courses available: Welding, Patient Care Technician, EKG, Phlebotomy, Medical Assistant, CDL
Contact MCCC for additional information, new classes starting April 1
Please let us know if you are interested in setting up a vendor booth or a food truck at our Spring Extravanganza! It will be on April 12th @ 1pm. It is a one time fee of $30. All other profits are yours to keep. Thanks!
Mountwest Community and Technical College is hosting a Cybersecurity Expo on March 21, 2025. If any student is interested see Mrs. King, MCCC counselor for more details.
All Mason County Schools are now closed today 2/20/2025, due to inclement weather and icy road conditions.
All Mason County Schools will be operating on a 2 Hour Delay tomorrow February 20, 2025 due to forecasted inclement weather. We will continue to monitor weather conditions as they develop.
All Mason County Schools are now closed today 2/19/2025 due to inclement weather, slick roads, and continued snow fall forecast.
All Mason County Schools will be operating on a 2 Hour Delay schedule tomorrow 2/19/2025, due to forecasted inclement weather. We will continue to monitor weather conditions as they develop.
As of this time , we know the following bus routes will be unable to run at all today. They will not run in the morning or afternoon due to high water:
Bus 192 - Doris Settle
Bus 144- Jim Denney
Bus 205 - Jenny Kennedy
Bus 236- Misty Bowen
Bus 202- Wayne Hall
Other routes affected that could result in only partial runs:
Bus 172 - Josh Thompson
And other Leon routes due to high water on Arbuckle Creek , Little Debbie and Waterloo Roads
Crab Creek Rd
We appreciate your understanding
All Mason County Schools will be operating on a 2 Hour Delay due to issues with back water. We will continue to monitor the roadways.
Check out the Proposed Calendars for 2025-2026 and take the parent/community survey to comment and let us know your preference for next year. https://boe.maso.k12.wv.us/page/proposed-calendars
All Mason County Schools are operating on a 2 Hour Delay tomorrow 2/12/2025, due to inclement weather.
All Mason County Schools are now closed today 2/11/2025 due to the Winter Storm and incoming snow.
All Mason County Schools will be operating on a 2 Hour Delay tomorrow February 11, 2025, due to incoming inclement weather. We will continue to monitor for any weather changes.
All Mason County Schools are now closed today February 6, 2025 due to weather conditions and high water.
All Mason County Schools will be operating on a 2 Hour Delay today February 6, 2025 due to weather conditions.
Come join us February 22nd to help our SkillsUSA students go to the state competition in Fairmont!!
We are also looking for businesses or individuals who are willing to donate prizes. You can contact me or call the Mason County Career Center at 304-675-3039
