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The MGSD Board of Education approved the appointment of Ms. Cheryl Dortch as the assistant principal of South Elementary School! Ms. Dortch is no stranger to the district. She was a teacher at South Elementary from 2004 until 2014, and the 2011-2012 MGSD Teacher of the Year. In 2014, Ms. Dortch was appointed as assistant principal of South Elementary; however, due to family obligations, she had to relocate to Kentucky in 2015 where she continued her work in public education. Mooresville Graded School District is so exited to welcome this long-time South Star back home to North Carolina and MGSD!

Please read this post to learn the procedures that will be followed in the case of inclement weather for our 2019 MHS Graduation Ceremony.

It is that time of year to register your student(s) for the Back 2 School Bash!  With the new calendar, it will be taking place a bit earlier this summer on July 13.  This wonderful community event is made possible by local churches, businesses, and community members and helps our students start the school year off right with new shoes, school supplies and a day of fun! Oh, did we mention it is free? If you would like to signup or volunteer to help with the Bash '19, please go to www.B2SB.org.  Thank you!

With the 2018 - 2019 school year coming to a close, we wanted to share information about summer feeding sites where our community's children can access breakfast and lunches while school is not in session. Thank you!

The monthly MGSD Board of Education meetings are a great time to celebrate students and staff, as well as learn about what is happening throughout our district.  Check out a few items from the May 14, 2019, meeting.

Please note this important schedule change for this Friday, May 10. As many of you are aware, one of our Mooresville Police Officers was killed in the line of duty this past weekend. His services will be held this Friday in Charlotte with a processional back to and through Mooresville following the services. We have been in contact with Iredell County Emergency Services, and they indicate that the processional will be made up of 2200 to 2500 emergency vehicles from across the country and be approximately 15 miles long. This processional will greatly affect traffic in the Mooresville area from approximately 1:00 until after 4:00pm. Due to bussing logistics and to show support for Officer Sheldon, we will need to release school early on Friday, May 10. Mooresville High School and Mooresville Middle School will release at 11:00am. Our elementary and intermediate schools will release at 12 noon. We apologize for the inconvenience this may cause our parents; however, we know you will understand considering the circumstances. Thank you.