Welcome to Mason County Central Schools

Mission Statement...
The Mason County Central School District exists to serve the students and the community by providing opportunities for their growth and development.

The Organizational Meeting of the Board of Education will be held Monday, July 21 at 6:30 p.m. in the MCC High School Conference Room, and the Regular Meeting will follow at 7:00 p.m.

Free Summer Meals for Kids!!

Leisure & Enrichment Program

Hello and Welcome! Spring is finally here and so are some great class offerings! There are many new and interesting classes set up this spring, and of course, some of our "usual" favorites are back with us. This spring we have classes to help with everything from your Country Dance steps to your Computer Skills, from Scrapbooking to Skeet Shooting, from Avoiding Disease to Protecting the Environment. Click here to see the Spring Leisure & Enrichment Communique Brochure. (Provided in PDF format-adobe acrobat required) We hope you find several classes you'd like to participate in. Please, join us! Everyone deserves a little enrichment in their lives! If you have any questions about the Leisure & Enrichment Program, call Denise Jones at 757-3471.

Corrections to brochure: None at this time (04-15-08)

Mason County Central High School earned a place in the Bronze Medal category of the 2008 U.S. News & World Report's Best High Schools ranking.
	The survey analyzed 18,790 public high schools in 40 states using data from the 2005-06 school year. The top 100 high schools nationwide with the highest college readiness index scores were ranked numerically and awarded gold medals. The next 405 top-performing high schools nationwide based on their college readiness index earned silver medals. An additional 1,086 high schools in 40 states were awarded bronze medals.
Click here to see detailed information at US News and World Report Congratulations letter from Kathleen Straus, President of State Board of Education and Mike Flanagan, Superintendent of Public Instruction