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The February edition of the newsletter is now available in the front office of each school and at the central office. Read about the new Police Department (page 1); find out who were the Extra Mile Award recipients (page 2); learn all about the activities at the Primary School (pages 3-5). Read how MCES students celebrated the 100th day of school (page 6) and check out all the events at the Middle School (pages 6-8). Learn more about CTAE Month (page 9) and CTAE Programs (pages 10-14). Check out the Curriculum Corner (page 15), setting education goals (page 16), bus drivers training (page 17) and partner spotlight (page 18). Learn who won the District Spelling Bee Contest (page 19) and events for February (page 20).

Mitchell County School System invites all parents, staff and stakeholders to complete the Needs Assessment Survey. The results of this survey will assist in developing the 2026-2027 District Improvement plan, as well as, the School Improvement Plans. Your input is vital to us. Click on the title above to take the survey.

We value your input! As part of our commitment to continuous improvement, we invite you to complete the Title I Parent and Family Survey to help identify areas where our system can grow and better serve our students and community.

Your feedback is essential in shaping the future of our programs and ensuring we meet the needs of all learners. Please take a few moments to share your thoughts.
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This photograph marks the official announcement of the establishment of the Mitchell County Board of Education Police Department and reflects a shared commitment to safety, leadership, and collaboration. Pictured together are Superintendent Dr. Veronica Brown, Board Chair Jewell Howard, Vice-Chair Barbara Reddick, and board members Kim Scott, Patricia English, Terri Heard, William Murray, and Robert Williams, standing in unity with the district’s School Resource Officers, Chief Kendrick Reddick and Captain Cherise Souell. The image symbolizes a historic milestone for the district—demonstrating the Board of Education’s proactive approach to ensuring safe, secure learning environments for all students and staff while reinforcing strong partnerships, accountability, and trust within the Mitchell County community.