Reminder Summer Meal pickup is on Wednesday July 16. See flyer for times and locations. If you have questions, please call 304-675-4540. You can sign up for meal pick up here. You only need to sign up once. https://bit.ly/mcsummermeals25
Mason County Summer Meals 2025. See flyer for sites, days, and times.
*You may only receive ONE box from the location you registered at.* If you are registered for a Summer Program through Mason County Schools, you may not pick up a box that week. *For special dietary needs, please contact the Child Nutrition Director directly at 304-675-4540 ext. 49107
Reminder Summer Meal pickup is on Wednesday July 9. See flyer for times and locations. If you have questions, please call 304-675-4540. You can sign up for meal pick up here. You only need to sign up once. https://bit.ly/mcsummermeals25
Mason County Summer Meals 2025. See flyer for site, days, and times. *You may only receive ONE box from the location you registered at.* If you are registered for a Summer Program through Mason County Schools, you may not pick up a box that week. *For special dietary needs, please contact the Child Nutrition Director directly at 304-675-4540 ext. 49107
Mason County Summer Meals 2025. See flyer for site, days, and times.
*You may only receive ONE box from the location you registered at.* If you are registered for a Summer Program through Mason County Schools, you may not pick up a box that week. *For special dietary needs, please contact the Child Nutrition Director directly at 304-675-4540 ext. 49107
Don't wait to register! Seats are filling fast!
High test scores are crucial for your student's future! MSESC is excited to hold a 3-day workshop which includes targeted SAT/ACT test prep, math tutoring, and reading/writing tutoring! Mason County students entering grades 10-12 for the 2025-2026 school year are eligible to participate at no cost to families.
This 3-day workshop will be offered July 28-30, 2025 @ Mason County Schools' Board Office Event Center from 9am to 4 pm daily.
Register at this link to attend: http://bit.ly/4kfr5vk
High test scores are crucial for your student's future! MSESC is excited to hold a 3-day workshop which includes targeted SAT/ACT test prep, math tutoring, and reading/writing tutoring! Mason County students entering grades 10-12 for the 2025-2026 school year are eligible to participate at no cost to families.
This 3-day workshop will be offered July 28-30, 2025 @ Mason County Schools' Board Office Event Center from 9am to 4 pm daily.
Register at this link to attend: http://bit.ly/4kfr5vk
Mason County Schools Provide Meals To Students At No Cost
Mason County Schools is pleased to announce that the county will participate in the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) during the 2025-2026 school year providing meals at NO CHARGE for all students enrolled in all schools that participate in the National School Lunch Program or School Breakfast Program. CEP is made possible through the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Special Assistance Certification and Reimbursement Community Eligibility Provision.
Mason County Schools is pleased to announce that the county will participate in the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) during the 2025-2026 school year providing meals at NO CHARGE for all students enrolled in all schools that participate in the National School Lunch Program or School Breakfast Program. CEP is made possible through the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Special Assistance Certification and Reimbursement Community Eligibility Provision.
Reminder Summer Meal pickup is on Wednesday July 2. See flyer for times and locations. If you have questions, please call 304-675-4540. You can sign up for meal pick up here. You only need to sign up once. https://bit.ly/mcsummermeals25
Reminder Summer Meal pickup is on Wednesday June 25. See flyer for times and locations. If you have questions, please call 304-675-4540. You can sign up for meal pick up here. You only need to sign up once. https://bit.ly/mcsummermeals25
Time is running out to sign up for STEMVenture Summer Camp. This camp is provided FREE to Mason County Students ages 11-17. The camp runs from 9:00-2:00 July 7-11. There will be a lot of hands-on learning with drones, robotics, and 3D modeling. Sign up here https://bit.ly/STEMventure25
The Mason County Board of Education, Office of Child Nutrition announces their sponsorship of the federally funded Summer Food Service Program.
Breakfast and Lunch is open to all children, ages 18 years and under, who would like to participate. Signup for the meals here. https://bit.ly/mcsummermeals25 If you have questions call the office at 304-675-4540 to learn more about the programs offered
The Mason County Career Center is offering an Apprenticeship Readiness Program this summer from June 10-August 14 on Tuesday and Thursdays from 5:30-8:30. See flyer for details. If you want more information, please contact Jebediah Dickerson at dickersonje@mctc.edu. Sign up link https://mctc.geniussis.com/catalog
Explore the Future at MAMC’s STEMventure Camp 2025!
STEMventure Camp is provided FREE of charge for Mason County junior/high school students aged 11-17. It’s a week-long journey of discovery and inspiration from the fundamentals of 3D and 2D design to robotics and drone technology. Join us at Point Pleasant Jr/Sr High School July 7-11 from 9:00-2:00. See Flyer for all the details. Register online here https://bit.ly/STEMventure25
If you are a student at the Mason County Career Center, please take a moment to complete the survey by clicking the lick below.
https://survey.alchemer.com/s3/7940427/2024-2025-Technology-Centers-That-Work-Student-Survey
Thank you Point Nutrition for the delicious Tea Bombs!!
Meet our Service Personnel of the Year candidates- Ashton-Kim Wilson, Lisa McCarty-Beale, Karlee Holley-Leon, Venis Roush-New Haven, Charity Towe-PPIS, Joyce Banks-PPPS, LaDonna Hart-Roosevelt, Darryl Tackett-Hannan, Manuela Hall-PPJSHS, Love Briles-Wahama.
Congratulations o Kaylee Dewitt on becoming a certified welder!
Meet our Teacher of the Year candidates. Trish Young-Ashton Elementary, Crystal Beller-Beale Elementary, Kaylee Weaver-Leon Elementary, Emily Casto-New Haven, Erin Smalley-PPIS, Allison Roach-PPPS, Olivia Deweese-Roosevelt, Joseph Emerson-Hannan, Kara Fetty-PPJSHS, and Michelle Hart-Wahama.
A huge shoutout to these two young men! Connor Buckle was accepted into the FAME program with Nucor and Thomas McGraw was accepted into the FAME program with Toyota! We know these two will do excellent and have bright futures ahead of them!!!
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"
