Good luck to the MCC/F Warrior cross country team as they travel to the Adrian Golf Course today. The C-Squad Girls will start at 4:15pm followed by the Boys C-Squad at approximately 4:30pm. The Girls Varsity will run at approximately 4:45pm followed by the Boys Varsity at 5:20pm. Here is a link to the Varsity Course Map: https://aptg.co/4lCXT1 Here is a link to the C-Squad Course Map: https://aptg.co/yGCs4Y Go Warriors.

Good luck to the MCC Rebels Volleyball team as they are on the road in Lamberton taking on the Red Rock Central Falcons. C-Squad will start at 4:45pm followed by the JV. First serve for Varsity will be at approximately 7:15pm. Christensen Broadcasting will be streaming the game on the following link: https://christensenbroadcastnetwork.com/sports/mcc-rebels/ Here is the link to the program: https://aptg.co/lF4hkH Go Rebels!

We had a great start to our ECFE program tonight. We had 13 families join us!






Antonio's On The Go will be located by the softball fields tonight for the championship night of MCC FCA Flag Football. Anyone is welcome to come and watch and get some great food. 5:30-8:00

Good luck to the MCC Rebels JH volleyball team as they travel to Adrian for a Triangular with Worthington, A/E and MCC. They will use a rolling start with the triangular starting at 4:15. MCC 7th & 8th will line judge the first games and play the last two. Start time for MCC will be around 4:45pm. Go Rebels!

Good luck to the MCC JV football team has they travel to Tracy to battle the TMB Panthers. Kick off will be at 5:00pm tonight. Go Rebels!

Welcome Peyton DeGreeff to the MCC staff!

Rebels drop the match to Cedar Mountain. They will now play at 3:15pn against the loser of Montevideo and RCW.
Rebels volleyball defeats the Rabbits of Wabasso 2 sets to 1. They will now play the winner of Cedar Mountain and KMS at 12:45pm on Court 4. Go Rebels!
Good luck to the MCC Varsity Volleyball team as they continue tournament play against the Wabasso Rabbits at the Marshall High School court 4. Go Rebels!
Rebel football keeps the helmet after defeating the Panthers 23-22 in a hard fought rival game. Rebel Proud!
Rebel volleyball goes 1-1 in pool play and will play tomorrow morning starting at 9:00am. Go Rebels!
We just need to see it - seriously!
Either the physical pass or a clear photo of it on your phone will do the trick, please have it ready before you get to the gate. GO REBELS!!
Either the physical pass or a clear photo of it on your phone will do the trick, please have it ready before you get to the gate. GO REBELS!!

Kindergarten was excited to have their moms come in for our annual Muffins with Mom event! It was great to see all of the smiling faces! Go Rebels!





Thank you Slayton Country Club for allowing our HPER students to experience a golf course this week!



Good luck to the MCC Football team as they host the TMB Panthers at the MCC Athletic Complex tonight. Kick off will be at 7:00pm. The game will be streamed on Christensen Broadcasting. Here is the link: https://christensenbroadcastnetwork.com/sports/ Here is the link to the program: https://aptg.co/1HD9Lv AVOID THE LINE with Online tickets purchased at this link: https://www.gobound.com/mn/schools/murraycountycentral/tickets Reminder that it is parents night and we would like to recognize all our parents at tonight's game at 6:45pm. Go Rebels.

Good luck to the MCC Rebels Varsity Volleyball team as they are on the road for the Jimmy Johns Classic. The Rebels will play Windom at 6:30pm followed by HBC at 7:30pm. Both games will be at the Marshall High School on Court 2. Here is the link to the program: https://aptg.co/G6NbGH Go Rebels!

This week our Kindergarten, 1st, and 5th grade classes had a visit from the Slayton Fire Department for Fire Safety Week. Thank you to our Fire Department for teaching our students about how stay safe around fires and how to call for help!









Here are the results from the BOLD cross country meet. Warrior Proud!

October is National Principals Month, which gives us the perfect opportunity to recognize that position's significant influence. Principals set the tone for the building, keeping things running smoothly in their buildings. It’s the kind of job that starts early in the morning and goes well into the evening, regardless of scheduled school days and hours. Duties are too numerous to note, and responsibilities go far beyond the care and education of students. It’s an all-encompassing career choice with one goal of executing an academic vision for the school. We appreciate our Principals, Mrs. Dierks and Mr. Freeman. Thanks for all you do!

