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We are ready for Christmas Break at MHS! Ugly Sweater Day!
Due to some roads that are still wet and the potential for refreezing overnight, Mitchell County Schools will operate on a 2 hour delay on Thursday, December 7.
Due to some roads that are still wet and the potential for refreezing overnight, Mitchell County Schools will operate on a 2 hour delay on Thursday, December 7.
**Tardy MakeUps are still going on before and after school. Please see Ms. Jenn or Dr. Sue for more details.
**Absence Appeal Forms are in the office and available on the Weekly Update.
Please take care of these issues before the semester ends.
MHS Class of 2024
Parents, today is the last day to submit for a senior ad to go in this year's yearbook. Pictures, payment, and what you want the ad to say need to be submitted.
Parents can email the images, what you want it to say, and the ad size to aollis@mhslive.net.
Parents can send cash or make a check to MHS Yearbook (in memo say senior ad) and send it by your student, mail it to MHS, or drop it off in the office.
Thank you!
In preparation for the cold and snowy season, we want to remind everyone about our free MCS app. When we make weather calls, we will also post the same message on the website, social media, and the app at the same time. Make sure you have notifications turned on for the app!
***IMPORTANT***
All notes for medical appointments must be turned in by Friday, December 15. No notes for first-semester absences will be taken after this date.
If you are interested in the Health Careers Academy and Summer Camp through MAHEC you need to apply by December 1st. This is a fantastic opportunity and looks great on scholarship and college applications. Questions please contact Bryan McClure at Bryan.McClure@mahec.net
Friday November 10th Mitchell High School’s HOSA (Future Health Professionals Student Organization) students traveled to West Wilkes High School to compete in the Northwest Regional HOSA competition. Six students participated in Regional events, consisting of: Competitive Events, Health Career Expo, and Educational Symposia. Students prepared for several months to compete in their specific events in a variety of areas including academic testing, research, and creative problem solving. Congratulations to all six students as they will each advance to State Competition in Greensboro, in April of 2023.
1st Place Winners
Alex Huang - Pharmacy Science
Connor Birchfield - Medical Law and Ethics
Shayla Barajas - Medical Spelling
Top 5
Sophia Morgan - Behavioral Health
Alex Gabriel & Reynaldo Silva -
Students enrolled in Foods and Nutrition I at Mitchell High School with Mrs. Stephanie McClellan, Mrs. Katie Boone, and Mrs. Adrienne Snyder recently earned their ServSafe Foodhandler Certification. This certification covers the basics of food safety and preventing foodborne illness at home and in the food service industry. Students learned about these topics as part of their curriculum and then had the opportunity to take the test to certify with this nationally recognized credential as part of their CTE course.
Mitchell High FFA had 14 members attend the 2023 National FFA Convention and Expo in Indianapolis, Indiana in November. The students attending were able to attend a variety of workshops, view exhibits, and learn more about agriculture. During the trip, they also toured the Lousiville Slugger facility and museum and the Kentucky Derby golf course and museum. The trip was a great leadership and learning experience for the FFA students and they enjoyed the opportunity to attend this trip with their FFA Advisor and MHS CTE Instructor Mr. Chad Huggins.
As part of National Career Development Month, Mrs. Boone invited Anthea Biddix to speak to her Early Childhood Education classes. Anthea is the Mitchell County Preschool Coordinator. Anthea discussed the process of evaluation for preschool students and her role in providing those services in Mitchell County. The students were able to learn what she does on a daily basis and what services are provided for preschool students. This was a fantastic opportunity for students to learn about a career related to Early Childhood Education.
The Mitchell High School FCCLA recently participated in a service project to raise funds for the Safe Place facility. MHS FCCLA (Family Career and Community Members Organization) student members have worked to raise funds to purchase pajamas, blankets, and other baby items for those in need. FCCLA recognizes the importance of the family unit and its role in society. These students worked hard with their candy corn fundraiser and selling nachos and ice cream sundaes at MHS homecoming to make a difference in their community! The Mitchell High FCCLA student organization members would like to thank their CTE FCCLA Advisor, Mrs. Katie Boone for helping them throughout this service project.
It is time for Spring Musical auditions! This year, the K-12 production will be "Finding Nemo." Please see the information below for audition information. If you have questions, contact Angie Holtzclaw at angelaholtzclaw@mhslive.net
Please see the image for information about our Historic Tour of Mitchell County.
Mitchell CTE presents Career Spotlights highlighting Mitchell High graduates to be posted weekly during November and then posted monthly. Mitchell CTE hopes this series will "Ignite Tomorrow's Passions" for students and encourage them to pursue the career of their dreams.
Good morning. We will be having a lockdown drill this morning. We will also practice our annual evacuation drill today. These are for training purposes only. This is only a drill.
Our Mitchell County Schools Facebook page has been "unpublished" because we have been reported as "breaking community standards." We have appealed and requested a review on this decision. Please be patient as we try to regain access to our FB page.