Dear Families,
Even though Minnesota provides free school breakfast and lunch to all students, completing the Application for Educational Benefits is still essential for our district—and offers great perks for your family!
Completing this form directly impacts our schools' funding for classroom resources, academic support programs, and student services.
Why Fill It Out?
Benefits for Your Family: Eligible families can receive discounts or full waivers on school activity and athletic fees, field trips, college application fees, and standardized testing (like ACTs).
Benefits for Our District: Every completed application helps secure critical state and federal funding that keeps our classrooms well-equipped and supported.
Simple & Quick: Only 1 application is needed per household. You do not need to fill out separate forms for each child—just list all students living in your home on a single form.
100% Confidential: All information is completely private and used solely to determine program funding and fee discounts.
How to Apply: You can complete and submit Applications for Educational Benefits ONLINE (after you create or log in to Edutrak). The process is quick, easy, and FREE. No more paper applications are lost at the bottom of a backpack. Look for the BLUE button on your home page after logging into your Edutrak account to start the application process.
Income guidelines for the Application of Educational Benefits can be found here: https://www.fna.usda.gov/schoolmeals/fr-040926
You must create and register an account with https://foodservice.edutrak.com/ to begin if you haven’t already. An Edutrak account will allow you to view all transactions your student(s) make here at school, deposit money into your family's Meal Account, and submit the Application for Educational Benefits. If you need the information to register a new Edutrak Account, please contact nutrition@moraschools.org.
Paper applications are still available upon request.
Taking just five minutes to fill out this form makes a huge difference for our entire school community. Thank you for your continued support!
If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to Heather Stutz at heatherstutz@moraschools.org, or visit: https://www.moraschools.org/page/nutritiondepartment.
We are excited to launch Bound as the new home for Mora Activities. This new platform will host registration, schedules, rosters, communication, and tickets all in one place.
Before registering, one parent from per family must create a new Bound account. Once your account is created be sure to add (invite) your spouse and any 7-12 grade children, then you’ll be able to register your student(s) for fall sports & activities.
To participate in any practices or competitions, student-athletes must complete the following:
1. Complete Online Registration through Bound including payment
You will be prompted to submit payment to complete the registration process.
Scholarships options are available on Bound
2. Current Physical on File - valid for three years
If you have a newly completed physical form upload it directly into your athlete’s Bound account.
If you have a valid Physical on file you may skip this step
3. Athletic Office Clearance - After registration and physical verification, our athletic staff will review the submissions and clear the athlete to participate.
Registration Link - https://www.gobound.com/mn/schools/mora
How to Guide: https://intercom.help/boundhq/en/articles/7934242-register-a-student-for-an-activity-web-browser
If you have questions please call the district office 320-679-6200
Check out the variety of items Mora Public Schools has available for purchase, including kitchen equipment, lockers, furniture, and more!!
Bidding ends on Wednesday, July 29th!
https://bid.bid-2-buy.com/ui/auctions/165828
Offices will resume Summer Office Hours on Monday, June 22, 2026.
Have a wonderful and safe weekend!
Mora Schools has seen an uptick in Stop Arm Violations in our District.
When a school bus activates its flashing red lights and extends its stop arm, ALL traffic from both directions must come to a complete stop at least 20 feet away.
This ensures the safety of students entering and exiting the bus.
Don't risk a ticket or a child's safety!
Fines for passing a stopped school bus can be significant. More importantly, failing to stop could result in a child being injured or worse.
IF THE LIGHTS ARE FLASHING... DON'T START PASSING!
Be Alert. Be Responsible. Stop for School Buses.
Public Schools Week 2026 is here! 🎉
Public Schools Week is a reminder that public education is about more than buildings or classrooms—it’s about people.
Public education represents opportunity, belonging, and the shared commitment to ensure every child has the chance to learn, grow, and succeed.
It is made possible by the dedication of our amazing Mustang teachers and staff who inspire students each day, and by the families and caregivers who support and champion their children’s education.
Join us as we celebrate the people, partnerships, and possibilities that make public schools the heart of our community. ❤️
#HereForTheKids #PSW26
Wednesday, February 18th, 2026
Through frigid winters and warm, sunny days—across gravel roads and multi-lane highways, from early mornings to late evenings—we recognize and honor the thousands of professional school bus drivers across Minnesota who safely transport nearly 700,000 students to and from school and school-related activities.
At Mora Public Schools, our bus drivers provide an invaluable service to both our students and our community. They are entrusted each day with the safety of dozens of children and play an integral role in student success and achievement. Often bookending a student’s school day, our drivers become familiar, trusted, and important figures in our children’s lives.
We deeply appreciate our school bus drivers and recognize the vital contributions they make to public education and to the safety and well-being of our students.
The safety of our students and staff remains our top priority. We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding during these weather-related changes.
Please note that the Mora Elementary Mini Formal has been rescheduled to Friday, January 30th, 2026.
Please note that the Mora High School Winter Formal is still scheduled for Saturday, January 24th, 2026 from 8pm-Midnight at the Grand Event Center.
Stay safe and thank you for your continued support! Go Mustangs.
This is Mora Public Schools with an important weather-related announcement. Due to overnight weather events, Mora Public Schools will be starting two hours late on Wednesday December 10th.
There will be no before -school activities.
Morning preschool will begin at 10:30am.
Morning Mustang Care will not be available during this late start.
As always, the safety of our students and staff is our number one priority.
Buses will run two hours later than their normal schedule and on plowed roads only.
We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding during these weather-related changes.
Stay safe and have a great day!
All after school activities (games and practices) and community ed programs are cancelled. Bus routes will run as normal at this early release time.
Afternoon Mustang Care will not be available after school today, so please make necessary arrangements for your child’s early dismissal.
The safety of our students and staff remains our top priority. We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding during these weather-related changes.
Stay safe and have a great rest of your day! Thank you for your cooperation.
Mora Public Schools will be closed Thursday November 27th, and Friday November 28th, 2025 for Thanksgiving Break. Wishing all of our students, families, and staff a wonderful break and safe travels! We will see students back in school on Monday December 1st, 2025.
Mora Public Schools would like to inform you that over the next several weeks, our district will be conducting bus driver training sessions during the school day to help prepare new and prospective drivers.
You may notice district school buses out and about during the day making unscheduled “mock stops” as part of this training process. Please know these are planned practice sessions—not regular bus routes.
We kindly ask for your patience and understanding as our new drivers gain experience and confidence behind the wheel. These trainings are a normal and important part of onboarding new staff to ensure student safety and high-quality transportation services.
Thank you for your continued support of Mora Public Schools and our Transportation Department!
Please take a moment to read and review this important communication regarding school closures and e-learning plans for Mora Public Schools. Thank you.
Good Afternoon Mora Public Schools Parents and Guardians,
Please take a moment to read this important update regarding our district's daily transportation services.
Thank you for your attention and continued partnership in we strive to ensure safe and reliable transportation for our students.
REGULAR MEETING NOTICE
WHO: ISD #332 - MORA SCHOOL BOARD
WHEN: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23RD, 2025
TIME: 6:30 P.M.
*LOCATION: MORA HIGH SCHOOL
DISTRICT BOARDROOM #1100A
118 9TH STREET
MORA, MN 55051
PURPOSE: A. Regular Meeting Business
B. Other Business
C. Adjournment
The meeting is being recorded. Access to the livestream and/or recording will be made available on the School District’s website at: https://moramn.sites.thrillshare.com/page/video-audio or as soon as reasonably possible.
September is Minnesota School Board Recognition Month — a time to honor the dedicated individuals who serve as the guiding light for student success in our public schools. School board members in Mora School District serve countless hours to ensure our public school students have access to high-quality learning and extra-curricular opportunities that prepare them for a bright future.
We are proud to recognize the members of the Mora School Board (pictured left to right): Superintendent Dan Voce, Board Chair Amy Schultz, Member Jill Koch, Vice Chair/Treasurer Ken Mattson, Board Clerk Dakota Helmbrecht, Member Matthew Heggernes, Member Moe.
This September, we encourage everyone in our community to take a moment to thank a school board member. Their commitment and service are essential to strong schools, vibrant communities, and the foundation of our democracy — public education.