Our students are diving deep under the hood in their "Know Your Car" class, exploring the world of automotive mechanics! Each session is a hands-on experience where they're getting to grips with the various tools and technologies that keep our vehicles running smoothly. From wrenches to diagnostic scanners, they're not just learning to identify these essential tools but also understanding their functions and how to use them effectively. It's all about empowering our young mechanics with the knowledge and skills to tackle automotive challenges confidently. Whether changing a tire or checking the oil, these students are on the fast track to becoming savvy car enthusiasts and skilled problem solvers. Keep up the great work, future gearheads!
In a heartwarming display of community support, First Citizens Bank of Mora has made a generous donation that brought our "Soup's On" initiative to life at Mora High School! This incredible gesture enabled our food shelf program, Food for Friends, to provide families with something special this February.
With valuable dietary guidance from MN Extension, we were able to purchase crockpots, ladles, and all the ingredients needed for a nourishing slow cooker meal. Families visiting MHS during evening conferences had the delightful opportunity to collect their crockpot and ingredients, ensuring warm, delicious meals for many.
This initiative goes beyond just feeding bodies; it's about nourishing our community's spirit, providing comfort, and fostering connections. A huge THANK YOU to First Citizens Bank for their generosity and to everyone involved in making this project a success. Your kindness and support have truly made a difference in the lives of our students and their families.
Here's to more warm meals and warm hearts in our community!
Today, Mora Elementary's second graders experienced the joy and excitement of reading in a whole new way, thanks to our amazing guest readers from the High School's FFA!
It's truly inspiring to see our older students step into the role of mentors, sharing their love for stories and reading with our eager young learners. The smiles, the laughter, and the sheer wonder in the eyes of our second graders as they listened to tales and adventures were a sight to behold.
This beautiful exchange not only strengthens our community but also ignites a passion for reading that transcends age. We're so grateful for the FFA members who took the time to inspire and engage with our second graders! #ILoveToReadMonth #ReadingTogether
The progress of our Robotics team towards being tournament-ready is really coming together, combining elements of engineering, teamwork, problem-solving, and innovation. This journey is akin to preparing a spacecraft for a mission to space, where every component, system, and team member must work flawlessly together to achieve success. Keep up the great work!
Exciting News! On 1/24, at the MASSP Winter Conference in Minneapolis, we're thrilled to announce that Grace Kubesh has been honored with the prestigious title of 2024 MASSP Office Professional of the Year!
Grace's dedication and hard work have truly made a lasting impact, and we couldn't be prouder of this well-deserved recognition. Join us in congratulating Grace on this incredible achievement!
Kudos to our Special Education Department! Today, they are hard at work making a positive impact by recycling. Their dedication to sustainability is truly commendable, and their efforts contribute to creating a more eco-friendly and responsible environment. Thank you for leading by example and showing that every small action counts!
Mark your calendars!
Here is the link to use to purchase tickets for tomorrow's wrestling tournament. Purchasing online tickets ahead of time is preferred. https://www.vancoevents.com/us/CEAI
I'd say these students and staff are ready for the holiday festivities to begin!
Congratulations to Mora High School's 2024 AAA Award winners, Lauren Kohlgraf & Ted Anderson. They will represent Mora at the sub-section event in January.
The Academics, Arts, and Athletics Award, commonly known as the Triple 'A' Award, honors high school seniors throughout the state who have a 3.0 or higher-grade point average and who participate in League-sponsored athletic and fine arts activities.
Congratulations!
