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Welcome to Mooresville High School

 

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OUR vision

To inspire young minds to revolutionize tomorrow.

OUR MISSION

To value the individual and celebrate learning through innovation, collaboration, and leadership.

As a learning community, we value...

  • Diversity:  We respect individual differences -- culture, interests, and abilities.
  • Integrity:  We value honesty, trust, fairness, respect, and responsibility.
  • High Expectations:  We achieve academic excellence by nurturing students' curiosity.
  • Student Centered Environment:  We create student centered classrooms where students are actively engaged.
  • Communication:  We establish a sense of community where students, teachers, and parents feel connected to and supported by one another.

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A photograph of the sign in front of the Central Office Building.

The Mooresville Graded School District is seeking the services of a Construction Manager at Risk, as well as a Designer Team for the potential construction of a new middle school in Mooresville, North Carolina. The school system has issued a Request for Qualifications. For information regarding the RFQ for the Construction Management at Risk and the RFQ for the Designer Team, please click the title above.

A photograph of the sign in front of the Central Office Building.

The Mooresville Graded School District is seeking the services of a Design Build Team for renovations/additions at Park View and South Elementary Schools. For information regarding the RFQ for the Design Build Team for these two projects, please select the title above.

Superintendent Stephen Mauney, Ed.D.

Since the bond referendum has been placed on the March 3rd ballot, we have heard a recurring question from those in our community who are supportive of our schools but frustrated with the growth:  Why aren’t those profiting off of all of the growth in our area responsible, at least in part, for helping with the cost of new schools?  Please click the link above to read the answer to this important questions.

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