Grab and Go Meals will not be availalbe today.
MCS Serves Students in Kindergarten through Grade 8.
Core Values of Mosier Community School
Valores Core De Mosier Community School
MCS Statement of Purpose ~ Declaración de propósito de MCS
News from MCS Interim Executive Director Janet Carter - ED Newsletter April 6, 2021
Noticias de la directora ejecutiva interina de MCS, Janet Carter - 6 de abril de 2021
Covid Hybrid Re-Entry Handbook
Covid Hybrid Re-Entry Handbook Translated
Grab and Go Meals!
MCS will be serving Grab and Go Meals for Students, on school days, between the hours of 12:00pm-12:30pm. Meals will be provided at no charge, and may be picked up in front of the garage, behind the school.
MCS Students living in The Dalles and surrounding area, can also take advantage of Curbside and Bus Route Meals Available through D21. Click here for more information.
Congratulations Mosier Community School on being a TreeRing Green Yearbook School! Since we sold 74 yearbooks Trees for the Future are planting that many trees in our school's name.
http://www.treering.com/environmentally-friendly-yearbooks
Sharing of Immunization Information for MCS
Sharing of Immunization Information for Wasco County
MCS is currently planning for the 2020-2021 school year. We will continue to post updated information as it become available.
The Oregon Department of Education has required that all school develope Operational Blueprints for the upcoming school year.
Please find below the MCS Operational Blueprint for Hybrid Learning Learning as of March 1, 2021.
MCS Operational Blueprint for Hybrid Learning 2020-2021
MODELO OPERATIVO PARA EL REENTRO ESCOLAR 2020-21
Oregon COVID-19 County Metrics by Week
As part of its planned guidance review process, the Oregon Department of Education (ODE) released updates on September 8, 2020 to Ready Schools, Safe Learners, the 2020-21 school year guidance.
In addition ODE also provided the following information for Schools to use as guidelines for the 2020-2021 School Year.
Comprehensive Distance Learning Guidance
Ensuring Equity and Access Aligning State and Federal Requirements
Planning and Responding to COVID-19 Scenarios in Schools
North Wasco County School District - 2/22/21 Communicable Diseases Management Plan
Anexo sobre el manejo de enfermedades transmisibles
Get the FACTS About Coronavirus - Take steps to care for yourself and help protect others in your home and community.
Conozca los HECHOS sobre el coronavirus: tome medidas para cuidarse y ayudar a proteger a los demás en su hogar y comunidad.
MCS is a Peanut and Tree Nut Free School!
Call Us today - 541-478-3321 - and find out how your child can become an MCS Student!
Those who are interested in applying for one of these vacancies must be a member of the Mosier Community School Foundation, and submit a Director Candidacy Form, prior to April 23, 2021.
Candidates will be asked to participate in a Candidate Forum, which will be part of Special Meeting, scheduled for May 4, 2021, starting at 5:15pm in the by zoom link. It is anticipated appointments will take place at the same meeting.Contact Thad McCracken, Board Co-Chair at mccrackent@nwasco.k12.or.us for more information, or to submit a Board Director Candidacy form.
Become a Member of the Foundation!
There is no cost for involvement and you will be eligible to vote in the annual board elections held in May.
The following persons shall be eligible to be Members: All adult residents of Zone 1 of the North Wasco County School District #21; parents and guardians of students enrolled at MCS; MCS employees; active volunteers at MCS. Individuals eligible to become Members must sign a Statement of Membership and supply the Executive Director or designee with his/her name and address, including e-mail address, if available. A Member shall cease to be a Member if he/she becomes ineligible for membership.
Thank you for your Input Regarding the Student Success Act!
The Student Success Act Update and What it Means for MCS
Actualizacion de la Ley de Exito Estudiantil y lo que significa para MCS
