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PSAT will be given on October 28 at 8:30 a.m. at Mitchell County High School.
The PSAT tests students' skills in reading, writing, and math, and it provides practice for the SAT for the students who plan to attend a four-year college or university.

Students interested in taking the PSAT should sign up in the MCHS Front office by Friday, September 26. Parents can contact [email protected] with questions.

The September issue of the newsletter is out now. Newsletters can be picked up at any school or at the central office or download you a copy today. Read about the special recognitions (pages 1 and 2); find out the exciting events taking place at MCPS Prime Time (pages 3 and 4). Learn more about MCES One School One Book activity (page 5) and how MCMS students are igniting a love for reading (page 6) and using Minecraft for Education (page 7).

Read about CTAE's Skills for success former student (page8), the new CTAE Pathway Nutrition and Food Service and FCCA Sewing Club (page 9). Check out the Curriculum Corner (page 10), learn more about Supporting One Another (page 11) and read out our Partner Spotlights (page 12). Pages 13-15 are fille with picture of our athletes (MCMS Softball and Football teams, MCHS Volleyball, Softball, and Football Teams, along with Band and Cheerleader pictures). Finally mark your calendar for all the events in September (page 16).

Dr. Veronica Brown, the Superintendent of Mitchell County Schools, was recently chosen to serve on a panel for the Georgia School Superintendent's Professional Development Program. She and four other superintendents spoke with and inspired 31 aspiring superintendents. The Superintendent Professional Development Program (SPDP) is a two-year program designed to prepare future superintendents for the challenging and demanding role of leading a school district. The program focuses on developing executive skills in strategic leadership, school governance, community relations, and organizational leadership, all of which are essential for a successful superintendent.

Pictured: Dr. Johnathan Roberts (Macon County), Travis Thomas (Pickens County), Dr. Veronica Brown (Mitchell County), Dr. Richard Rogers (Houston County), Steve Cole (Rabun County)

Mitchell County High School CTAE is excited to announce a brand-new CTAE Pathway for the 2025–2026 school year: Nutrition & Food Science! This pathway is designed for students who are interested in food, science, and helping people live healthier lives. Professionals in this field play a major role in improving the health of communities by teaching good eating habits, planning balanced meals, and researching how to keep food safe and nutritious.