Notice of Timberline Data Security Incident
Mason City Community School District is committed to protecting the security and privacy of our students' information. Regrettably, we recently learned of an incident that occurred at one of our vendors, Timberline Billing Services, Inc., that involved some of the District's information.
Click on this link for the notice to our students/families explaining the incident: Notice to Our Students of Timberline Data Security Incident
Mohawk Winter Sports Season Punch Tickets Now Available!
Mohawk winter sports season 10-punch ticket for $40.00 is now available for purchase. Please go to the TouchBase Webstore (on the menu to the left of this announcement) to order online or call the Athletics/Activities Office (450-5718) to purchase your tickets.
Location Change for To-Go-Meal Pick Up Program
With our PK-4 students returning to school four days a week and thus a reduction in participation numbers for the to-go meals, beginning Monday, October 26 there will be one location for to-go meal pick up for children in our community for ages 1-18 for the Free School Meals Program. The location will be Roosevelt Elementary (313 15th St. SE) ~ Monday-Friday 11 a.m.-11:30 a.m. (Harding and Hoover will no longer to pick up sites.)
All student receive free breakfast and lunch daily at school if they wish to participate in school meals. Check out this short video to learn more about the program: #SupportSchool Meals
Updated COVID Quarantine Guidelines from IDPH
Linked below please find a letter from the Mason City Community School District with updated information related to the IDPH (Iowa Department of Public Health) updated quarantine guidelines announced at the Governor's press conference this week and how this impacts our schools. Also attached you will find a COVID Symptom "Cheat Sheet." If you have any questions regarding this information, please contact your student's building office/principal.
MCCSD Moves to More In-Person Learning
The Mason City Community School District is planning to increase in-person learning in stages. After consulting with Cerro Gordo Public Health and monitoring our community, district and building level health factors, the first step of the district plan is for Kindergarten, 1st and 2nd grade students to move to four days per week in-person learning starting on October 5, 2020. With this plan, Wednesday will remain a no school day for students. If the health factors of our community district and building continue to stay strong, we will bring the 3rd and 4th grade students back to school four days per week on October 26.
Communication regarding the plan to increase in-person learning for grades 5-12 will be communicated at the end of the day on Friday, September 25.
The following are letters sent by the elementary buildings to communicate with parents regarding this announcement. If you have additional questions, please contact your student's building.