Mora High School

We are thrilled to announce the launch of our new video series, "Exploring Mustang Country," where we dive deep into the heart of our school's spirit, showcasing the talents, projects, and unique stories that make our community so special.

Episode 1: The Robotics Revolution at Mora High School

In our premiere episode, we shine the spotlight on the brilliant minds behind Mora High School's Robotics Team. Join us as we explore the world of robotics, where innovation meets determination, and see firsthand how our students are paving the way for the future, one robot at a time.

Watch Episode 1 By Clicking the Blue "Exploring Mustang Country: Robotics" Button Below.

Please see the attached informational letter regarding the upcoming MCA testing schedule.

Our School Showcases History, Arts, and Athletics in Style! Three stunning new display cases, crafted by MCC Woodworks, were installed over spring break. These dedicated spaces will highlight our school's rich history, vibrant arts programs, and athletic achievements. In the photo, Principal Brent Nelson stands with Mike Yocum, owner of MCC Woodworks, and his father and colleague, Dave Yocum, alongside Superintendent Daniel Voce.

The Mora Travel Club made it back from France! Check out some of their adventures by clicking the link below.

Today, Mrs. Bursell’s English class embarked on an extraordinary journey back in time, to the days when quills and inkwells were the pinnacle of writing technology. Armed with quills, glass dip pens, and ink-filled fountain pens, our students delved into one of the oldest forms of writing, practicing their spelling words with tools that whispered tales of history.

Initially met with hesitation, every student was encouraged to at least try — and what unfolded was a transformation filled with delight and discovery! From skepticism to proclamation, one student felt as though they had stepped back into the Middle Ages, and by the end, there was unanimous enthusiasm for another voyage into the past.

FACS class was a whirlwind of sugar, sprinkles, and creativity! Our talented students put their culinary skills to the test, turning ordinary cookies into extraordinary masterpieces. From colorful icing to imaginative designs, each cookie was a reflection of individual creativity and the joy of baking.

With the sun shining bright and the great outdoors calling, Mr. Larson decided to take learning outside the classroom walls. It was a perfect day for a lesson on genetics, taught through the interactive and engaging world of Punnett squares—al fresco style!

Pine Technical and Community College is excited to announce the dates for the 2024 PTCC Summer Academy!

The PTCC Summer Academy is a three-day summer enrichment program for students entering grades 9th-12th grade in Fall 2024. The Academy will provide students with an in-depth and hands-on approach to explore future career options through project-based learning. Space in each academy track will be limited to a maximum of 12 students. Students are encouraged to sign up to get on the "VIP" list to be the first to know when registration opens.