Mount Airy City Schools is part of the The Innovation Project and is proud to work alongside Superintendents in North Carolina be thoughtful, creative, and innovative in moving public education forward. 

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Mount Airy City Schools recently celebrated the beginning of the 2019-2020 school year with all staff. Read the full press release here.
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Mount Airy City Schools is please to announce Mount Airy High School's new Curriculum Facilitator, Mrs. Maggie Mitchell and MACS's newest Board of Education member, Mrs. Teresa Leiva. Read the full press releases.
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Mrs. Kasey Martin has been hired as the Career and Development Coordinator for Mount Airy Middle School.
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Fourteen Mount Airy City Schools employees were celebrated for the over 340 years they served students, staff, parents, and the Mount Airy community.
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For the first time in its history, the North Carolina Chapter of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP-NC) has been invited into a school system to bring suicide prevention education to faculty, students and staff.
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On Friday, May 2, two Mount Airy High School senior band members signed to continue their musical careers at the collegiate level. Philip Daniels will be continuing his career at the Hayes School of Music at Appalachian State University while Hunter Eaton will be performing with the Virginia Tech Marching Virginians.
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Beginning Monday, June 10 summer hours for Central Office and each school will be 8:00 am - 4:00 pm Monday-Thursday. Summer hours will end Friday, July 26.
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Mount Airy City Schools School Nutrition Program will be offering FREE Meals this summer in Mount Airy High School's cafeteria at 1011 N. South Street. This will run Monday-Friday, June 17-July 26.
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The Mount Airy City Schools Board of Education is currently accepting letters of interest to fill a board vacancy. Click to read more about the requirements and how interested community members should proceed.
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