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Student of the Month recipients are chosen by their teachers for the academic and leadership skills. Each student is given a MCPS "Student of the Month" t-shirt. Students may wear the t-shirt on Fridays as part of their uniform. Along with the t-shirt, students were awarded a certificate, a copy of their teacher's reason for picking them as student of the month, and a bag of treats. Families were invited to come see the ceremony and cheer on their child for being named Student of the Month.

ELC Recipient-Tyce Jackson
Pre-K Recipients-Josue Perez-Velequez, Jah'Niyah Hicks, Ja'Nirrah Brown
Kindergarten Recipients-Ka'Riyah Harris, Jayce Christful, Carter Wimberly, Logan Vaughn, Harry Mitchell
First Grade Recipients-Demetri White, Koly Sanders, Francisco Perez-Cordova, Kylen Brown, Pedro Ruiz Nava, Chloe Huntley
Second Grade Recipients-India Decembly, Kaison Armstrong, Austen Saxon, Konner Wiley, Princeton Miller, Kassius Murray, Kyra Jackson, Click on the headline for more pictures.

Every month of the school year, a reader is chosen from each kindergarten, first, and second grade classroom. They are then recognized for their hard work in reading and behavior in the media center. Students are given a certificate, a snack, and a t-shirt that they may wear on Fridays as part of the uniforms. Congratulations, students and happy reading! Click on the headline for all the pictures.
March 2025 Readers of the Month Recipients
Kindergarten- Randy Garlock, Rylee Daniels, Nathan Holt, Jahiel Williams, Erinee Williams, Ka'Riyah Harris
First Grade-Alaysia Williams, Corey Williams, Kylen Brown, Dha'Moni Wallace, Nolan Rhymes
Second Grade-Ty'Asia Flemming, Aria Frazier, Bostyne Henson, London Wright, Jaylen Jones, Cayson McPhail

On Wednesday, March 12, 2025, Mitchell County Primary School and Mitchell County Elementary School partnered together at MCPS to hold Camp Read-A-Lot. Students and their families were treated to two hours of literacy games, informational sessions, reading time, and of course, S’mores! Games included such activities as alphabet fishing, reading skill scavenger hunts, sight word duck pond, trail mix station, and a multisyllabic words I-Spy game. Parents learned more about the Write Score test, and they were given the opportunity to read with their children by flashlight in tents with books provided by the MCPS media center. Finally, after completing three stations, reading in the gym, and taking a parent survey, everyone received S’mores and popcorn. The event was very well attended, and everyone there left with S’more reading skills. Click on the headline for more photos of the event!

Read Across America Week started out well on March 3, 2025 with the community coming out to support reading. Local citizens joined us here at MCPS to show students the importance of reading and the fun you can have with a good book. Celebrity Readers consisted of MCSS Board Office personnel including Superintendent Dr. Veronica Brown, retired educators, MCHS athletes, and librarians from MCMS and the public library. Every class had at least one celebrity reader; some even had two! A very special guest indeed put in an appearance and visited all the classrooms throughout the day--Mr. Cat-in-the-Hat himself! Click on the headline for more photos of the day.