Earn Free Books for Your School! We Give Books' Read for My School campaign is complete; 150,000 books given away to elementary schools in just six days! You can continue to read books on-line and choose other campaigns that will place books in the hands of children globally. Reading is essential and digital reading can be fun! Sign up now at www.WeGiveBooks.org Enter your school name on the registration form. Select a campaign to support literacy. Choose a great children's book and read! Click "Give a Book" at the end of the story. 20 minutes of reading each day builds a community of readers. Please check back with...
Read MoreThe FMCCS grant program provides resources to our educators to improve and enhance educational opportunities for all MCCSC students.
Dr. Judith A. DeMuth delivers the State of the Corporation address.
MCCSC superintendent DeMuth outlines school progress in State of the Corporation address: www.heraldtimesonline.com By April Toler 331-4353 | atoler@heraldt.com 1/12/2012 It has been six months since Superintendent Judy DeMuth was hired as MCCSC superintendent and in that time, she has moved forward with improving school safety, maximizing student achievement, evaluating longer school days and providing referendum accountability. The public had the opportunity to hear more about those initiatives, and the future of MCCSC, Thursday during DeMuth’s first State of the Corporation address held at the Ivy Tech John Waldron Arts Center. Many MCCSC employees, along with the public, attended the event sponsored by the Greater...
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2011 Spelling Champions - The WTIU Super Grovers
Save the date - Thursday, August 23, 2012 for The Great Grown Up Spelling Bee Please mark your calendars and have your teams start preparing for the our 3rd annual Great Grown Up Spelling Bee. Information on sponsorships and entering a team will be posted soon. Congratulations to our 2011 winners: First Place - WTIU Super Grovers Second Place - The Solution Tree Queen Bees Third Place - Cassady Electric Click here to view last year's event
The public has an opportunity to hear about some of the things happening at MCCSC during an upcoming State of the School Corporation address. The event, sponsored by the Greater Bloomington Chamber of Commerce and the Foundation of Monroe County Community Schools, takes place at 7:30 a.m., Thursday at the Ivy Tech John Waldron Arts Center, 122 S. Walnut St. Judy DeMuth, superintendent at Monroe County Community School Corp., will give the address which will cover a number of topics including student and staff safety, referendum accountability and longer school days. This is the first time a superintendent from MCCSC has given a...
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