Page Turners Competition Postponed: The Page Turners Competition that was scheduled for today at 9:30 am has been postponed due to poor weather conditions in some areas. A notification will be sent out when a makeup date is set.
Congratulations to our Varsity Boys Basketball Team on their 66-56 victory over Alfred Almond during the first round of sectionals! Go Blue!! Join us at 7:00 pm this Friday, February 28th at Avoca Central School District for the Varsity Boys Quarterfinal. Section Five will charge a $5.00 entry fee per person.
TALES FOR TOTS: A SPECIAL NIGHT FOR CHILDREN AGES 2-3;
The Mount Morris Central School District would like to invite all families with children ages two through three years of age to a special story hour on Tuesday, March 3rd. Join us for exciting stories and fun activities from 5:30 - 6:30 pm in room 229.
This is a wonderful opportunity to introduce your child(ren) to school with a fun learning experience that everyone will enjoy! Call today to reserve a spot for your family at (585) 658-5037, or email fswanson@mtmorriscsd.org.
The American Red Cross will be holding a blood drive at MMCSD on Wednesday, March 18th from 12:00-5:00 pm in the Auditorium. The drive is open to the public and a photo ID is required. The American Red Cross estimates that every two seconds, someone in the U.S. needs blood and a single donation can save three lives. Please call 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767) or visit https://www.redcrossblood.org/ to schedule an appointment.
Celebrating 100 Days of School!
Congratulations to our Junior High and Senior High Student of the Month PRIDE Award Winners!! The following students are the recipients of the January Award: Randy Barrett, Shayla Brown, Danielle Callaro, Mary Cautivo, Junery Crespo,
Jye Crocker, Alex Gell, Anna Johnson, Ian Lin, Chloe Mike, Ryan Morgan, Keeley Oddo,
Gabrielle Pagano, Vanessa Parris, Maria Poe, Jonathan Ramirez Reyes,
William Raspaldo-Gonzolaz, Alexis Roberts, Sean White, John Yost.
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This Thursday, February 27th, MMCSD will host the Page Turners Competition beginning at 9:30 am in our Auditorium. Family and friends of participants, arrive early and sign in at the Visitors Entrance. 📚
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Welcome Back Students!
The first round of sectionals for Boys and Girls Basketball will be tomorrow, Tuesday, February 25th. Both games will begin at 7:00 pm. Our Boys Basketball Team will be playing at Mount Morris High School in a game against Alfred Almond and our Girls Basketball Team will be playing at Andover Central School District. Lets all try to come out and support our Blue Devils! 🏀
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Our Blue Devil Indoor Track and Field Team had an amazing night at RIT for sectionals on Friday, February 24th! Our boys team placed 5th overall out of 17 schools in Class D. Seniors Ryan Morgan and Robbie Hartigan were both sectional winners in individual events! Ryan Morgan won triple jump with a jump of 40’8” and placed second in long jump. Robbie Hartigan won the 300m dash with a time of 38.69 and placed fourth in the 600m. Senior Peyton Martin placed fourth in shot put and sixth in weight throw with a personal best. Freshman Calogero Scott placed fourth in weight throw with a personal best. Join us at RIT this Saturday, February 29th at 5:00 pm for State Qualifiers where Ryan Morgan and Robbie Hartigan will be competing! Go Blue!!
There will be an early dismissal today, Friday, February 14th. Dismissal will take place at 2:50 pm for all students, PreK-12. Students participating in an extracurricular activity will be going directly to the location of the activity upon dismissal. There will be no school for all students, PreK-12, Monday, February 17th through Friday, February 21st for Presidents Day Recess.
At recess today, sledding down a snowy hill gave us all quite a thrill!!
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Our sixth grade students have been learning about Ancient Egypt. Each student prepared a special presentation that they were able to present to their fellow classmates and visitors. Did you know The Ancient Egyptians were scientists and mathematicians? They are credited with various discoveries and inventions such as medicine, ways to build structures, cosmetics, the calendar, the plow for farming, musical instruments, and even toothpaste. Great job students!!
A portion of the Coaches vs. Cancer game proceeds were donated to the family of Janet Swisher. Mrs. Swisher was a beloved English Teacher at Mount Morris Central School and asked that the donation be sent to the Livingston County Hospice Center.
There will be an early dismissal this Friday, February 14, 2020. Dismissal will take place at 2:50 pm for all students, PreK-12. Students participating in an extracurricular activity will be going directly to the location of the activity upon dismissal.
Congratulations to our 2019-20 National Honor Society inductees, Robert Hartigan, Mary Rose Cautivo, Sarah Robles, and Ian Lin! We are so proud of all our NHS members!!
Our Indoor Tack and Field Teams had a very successful evening at the LCAA/CCCS Championships on Saturday, February 8th. Our boys track team placed 3rd overall in Livingston County, scoring a total of 69 points. Highlights include Peyton Martin taking first in shot put and placing 5th in the weight throw. Ryan Morgan placed second in both the long and triple jump (with a personal best in long). Robbie Hartigan placed second in both the 300 and 600 meter. Calogero Scott placed second in the weight throw (with a personal best by over 2 feet). Emily Mike placed second in Racewalk. Jesse Bacon placed 3rd in long jump and 4th in 55m. Danny McCart placed 5th in 55m and 6th in long jump. Lance Warren placed 4th in long jump. Great job teams!
Congratulations to our second quarter Honor Roll students!!
Our National Honor Society (NHS) Induction Ceremony will be held this evening, beginning at 6:00 pm in the Auditorium. Students being inducted include Robert Hartigan (Senior), Mary Rose Cautivo (Junior), Sarah Robles (Junior), and Ian Lin (Sophomore). Selection and continued membership in the NHS are based on scholarship, service, leadership and character.
The scholarship standard is based on a student’s minimum cumulative weighted grade point average of 85; The service standard is to complete thirty (30) hours of documented community service each school year of affiliation with the society; The leadership standard is based on the student’s ability to positively influence others to do their best; taking challenging academic courses; going beyond what is expected; and participating in extracurricular activities; The student of good character is cooperative; demonstrates high standards of honesty and reliability; shows courtesy, concern, and respect for others; and maintains a clean disciplinary record.
Congratulation to our Modified Cheer Team for placing second in the Upstate Spirit Championship Tournament on Saturday, February 8th! Great job!!
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