2025 District Needs Survey Results
Thank you to the more than 1,000 Mason residents who completed the District Needs Survey in January! Your feedback is very important.
It helps Mason Public Schools better understand the community’s support and priorities create our shared vision for the future. The Bond Steering Committee will use the survey results, along with district needs assessments and facility studies, to help finalize the Bond proposal. View the survey results and learn more about the planning process on the Bond website.
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Congratulations to Mason High School teacher and coach Rachael Feskorn who was honored by Special Olympics Michigan for her outstanding leadership and commitment to inclusion! She was named Coach of the Year for Area 8, and then was selected from 38 regional winners as the 2025 Special Olympics Michigan State Coach of the Year! This recognition highlights her commitment to her students and dedication to Special Olympics and the Unified Champion Schools program.
The December 18, 2025, Board of Education Curriculum and Staff Committee meeting has been cancelled. The Policy and Community Committee meeting will still take place as scheduled.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a Special Meeting of the Mason Public Schools Board of Education, for the purpose of 31AA Funding Resolution, is scheduled for November 24, 2025, starting at 6:30 p.m.
The preschool playground at the Harvey Education Center (HEC) has a new visitor- The Very Hungry Caterpillar!
Three teachers, Krystal Hodge, Jena Krumm and Stacey Somerville, wanted to jazz up the play area used by their students and create something functional as well as decorative at the same time.
Working with the Mason Middle School Unified Club advisor, a plan began to emerge to develop an outdoor area with a chalkboard surface for the students to write on during recess.
On November 4, 2025, Mason community members voted on a zero-tax-rate increase bond proposal, and we extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who participated in the election.
The successful passage of the 2025 bond proposal will allow Mason Public Schools (MPS) to move forward with several major projects. These include extensive renovations to Mason Middle School, updates to the Mason High School auditorium and the construction of a new transportation facility.
“This vote is a strong statement of support from the Mason community for our schools,” said MPS Superintendent Dr. Gary Kinzer. “We are thankful for the ongoing trust of our community, and we look forward to sharing our progress as transparency will remain a key part of this process.”
In the months ahead, the district will share updates and progress reports to keep families and community members informed every step of the way.
