Reminder to come cheer on the class of 2022 at the senior parade tomorrow night, 5/18/22.
Spring Choir Pop Concert.
Grand March 2022!
One year ago today Mora Public Schools held ground breaking for the new Mora High School. The building has come a long way in one year. Mora High School will start the school year at the new location in the fall of 2023!
Great job by our 5th grade music students. We are so proud of you!
MES 5th grade Band and Choir spring concert🎵
Uncle Kwasi teaching 3rd graders about drums from Africa! 🪘
Band pop concert 2022! 🎶
MHS art show 🖼
We are looking forward to tonight’s 5th grade band and choir concert. Thank you to all the families for supporting their students.
Please use your phone’s camera to scan the QR code to access the pop concert digital program for tonight’s show.
School Lunch Heroes Serving Healthy Meals with a Smile.
Celebrating School Lunch Hero Day on May 6, 2022
Between preparing healthy food, adhering to strict nutrition standards, navigating student food allergies, and offering service with a smile, Mora Public Schools nutrition professionals have a lot on their plate. To celebrate their hard work and commitment, Mora schools will celebrate School Lunch Hero Day on May 6. This day, celebrated annually since 2013, was designated by The School Nutrition Association and Jarrett Krosoczka, author of the “Lunch Lady” graphic novel series. School Lunch Hero Day provides an opportunity for parents, students, school staff and communities to thank those who provide healthy meals to nearly 30 million of America’s students each school day.
All across the school district, school nutrition professionals will be honored and recognized from students, school staff, parents, and the community
“School nutrition employees must balance many roles and follow numerous federal, state and local regulations to ensure safe and healthy meals are available in schools. School Lunch Hero Day provides the opportunity for the community to thank these hardworking heroes” said Cally Hanson. Federal nutrition standards ensure that school cafeterias always offer low-fat or fat-free milk, fruits, vegetables, whole grains and lean protein. School meals also meet limits on calories, sodium and unhealthy fats.
The importance and nutritional value of school meals are well documented. For many children, school lunch is the most important and nutrient-rich meal of their day
Get the details about School Lunch Hero Day at www.schoollunchheroday.com.
Serving our Future in School Today.
The School Nutrition Association (SNA) is a national, non-profit professional organization representing more than 55,000 school nutrition professionals across the country. Founded in 1946, SNA and its members are dedicated to making healthy school meals and nutrition education available to all students. To find out more about today’s school meals, visit www.schoolnutrition.org/SchoolMeals.
Hats off to our very own: Sue, Eric, Robin, Lisa, Becky, Laura, Tina, Jessie, Michelle, Karla, Stephanie, Sandy, Natalie, Mitch and Kathy!
New MHS building tours! Thank you ICS for giving us a sneak peak.
Celebrating staff appreciation for all Mora Mustang team members. Our team of educators and support staff are the best. Take time to thank our Mora Mustang educators and support staff.
One of our nutrition super heroes, Lisa Schultz, made it into the School Nutrition April Issue. https://editions.mydigitalpublication.com/publication/?m=21033&i=743010&p=44&ver=html5
3rd Graders received a special delivery today: Crayfish!
3rd graders will be learning about crayfish in science class for the next few weeks. They will learn about crayfish structures, adaptations, what they need to survive, and their habitats. They also learned how to hold them properly, and some 3rd graders were even brave enough to try!
MHS Art students participated in the 2022 GRC Art Show at Cathedral HS
The following students participated.
601–senior Bri Dudley’s “Unfinished God” acrylic painting
602–senior grader Bri Dudley’s “Rune Skull” ceramic sculpture
603–senior Kian Dudley’s “Two Corpses, We Become the Earth” oil painting
604–senior Jordan Spear’s “Chaos of the Future” charcoal drawing
605–senior Ethan Bong’s “Chaos Helmet” cardboard and plaster sculpture
606–senior Ria Edberg’s “Subconscious” mixed media painting
607–junior Maddie Benner’s “Interdimensional Frog” sculpture–WON 2nd PLACE!
608–junior Aurora Field’s “Groovy Shroomy” sculpture
609–junior Keira Nelson’s “Mind, Body & Soul” color drawing
610–junior Sude Suleymanoglu’s “Save Your Tears” watercolor painting
611–sophomore Shelby Atchinson’s “Skull Candy” sand art
612–sophomore Lola Schwinghamer’s “Trickster” mixed media drawing
613–freshman Allison Briggle’s “John My Beloved” printmaking
614–freshman Allison Briggle’s “Fluttering & Dancing Daffodils Series” printmaking
615–freshman Allison Briggle’s “Be On the Wing” mixed media–WON 1st PLACE!
616–freshman Allison Briggle’s “Little Creepy Crawlers” color drawing
617–junior Wilma Landegren’s “Sourum” (Swedish for “bedroom”) watercolor
618–junior Wilma Landegren’s “Flickrum” (Swedish for girl’s bedroom”) watercolor
619–senior Ben Hansen’s “What Was Old is New Again” ceramic sculpture
620–freshman Peyton Lemke’s “First Thought of the Day” color drawing
Bus Driver Substitutes
Student Contact Days and Extracurricular Activities
6:30am to 9:30am and then 1:45pm to 4:00pm
Contact Gayle Stassen at gstassen@moraschools.org
320-679-6200 ext 4255
