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Fellow Bulldogs,
In the fall of 2023, Mason Public Schools (MPS) passed a new five-year strategic plan. One of the four primary focuses of the plan is Facilities and Infrastructure improvements. The plan calls for the district to prepare for a bond initiative during the 2025 calendar year. The proposed School Improvement Bond, which will be presented to voters in November if approved by the Board of Education at the June 26 budget hearing, would request the Board NOT raise taxes from the 2025 assessment level.
Community members are invited to an Informational Meeting on Monday, May 12 at 6 pm at Mason City Hall to learn more about the recommended School Improvement Bond which will be presented to the Board of Education in June.
Parents, community members and Mason residents are invited to an Informational Meeting on Monday, May 12 at 6 PM at Mason City Hall to learn more about the proposed 2025 Bond. The meeting will include a 30-minute presentation followed by an open question and answer session.
Those interested in learning more about the 2025 Bond recommendations being made to the Board of Education are encouraged to attend the meeting. The presentation will also be available online after the meeting.
Harvey Education Center will welcome incoming Kindergarteners and their families during Kindergarten Round Up on May 13 and 14. 
Families who have already registered for Kindergarten using the Skyward online enrollment can sign up to attend one of the Kindergarten Round Up events using the Kindergarten Round Up sign up.
Families with children who will be 5 years of age by September 1 who have not already registered for Kindergarten can do in the Skyward system. Please follow the instructions on the Harvey Education Center website.
The 2025-26 School Year Calendar was reviewed and approved by the Mason Board of Education. The first day of school for the 2025-26 school year will be Wednesday, August 20 which will be a half day for all students. The first full day of school is Thursday, August 21.
Mason High School and Mason Middle School were recognized last week for earning designations as National Unified Champion Schools by Special Olympics Michigan! Of the more than 600 Unified Champion Schools in the state, only 27 have earned this highest designation by the Special Olympics.
