Tuesday, January 17, 2026

This is Black History and CTE month.
Carrye B. Brown was the first female and African American to run the U.S. Fire Administration. She was appointed to the federal position by President Bill Clinton. Looking back on her childhood, she remembers firefighters coming to her elementary school for career day. 
Are you interested in a career in fire fighting as a volunteer or full-time position? There is a field trip to RCCC on March 18th to tour and to talk to you about their program. Permission slips are outside Ms. Vaughn’s door B-209. Mt. Pleasant has a strong network of volunteer fire departments, learn how you can continue that tradition.

Staff and students: FCA meets every Friday at 6:45 in the main gym. There will be breakfast, snacks, games, and devotional. Come check us out and bring a friend!!

Juniors, you will be taking the ACT in March.  There will be a meeting about the ACT on Wednesday February 25th during homeroom, you are required to attend.  If you have any questions, please email Mrs. Sandlin.  This is a mandatory test for ALL NC juniors to take.

BETA club is sponsoring a Spring Showers Clothing Drive. All clothing will go to the Opportunity House in Concord. They need Hoodies, Jeans, Shoes/boots, jackets/rain jacket, new socks, any other spring clothing item. Clothing can be gently used but no holes/tears and they MUST be clean. Please bring your clothing donations to the front office by February 26th! If you are a BETA club member, you can receive 1 hour of community service per item of clothing (max # of hours is 5).

The next Driver's Education eye check will be tomorrow right after school in the YES Center, B118.  You must pick up a form in the door and have it signed by your parent/guardian in order to get your eyes checked.  Failure to get your eyes checked will delay you in the driving portion of the class. 

Click here if you need information for Driver’s Ed.

All National Technical Honor Society Applications are due with money by this Friday, February 20  by 1st period because Ms. Vaughn will not be here the rest of the day on Friday.

Attention FFA members: Two of our contest team practices, Poultry Judging and Dairy Judging, begin this week! If you are interested in being on the Dairy Judging team, please stay for practice on Wednesday from 2:15-3:15. Poultry Judging practice will be held this Thursday from 2:15-3:15. No previous experience is required to join the teams.

Students taking community college courses or courses through NCVPS are eligible for textbook reimbursements. Students may be reimbursed for up to $50 per course with the proper receipts. Please complete the google form linked on the Student Services webpage. Forms with a QR code are also located in the front office, student services office and on Mrs. Lamb's office door. This form is pink.
These are due by March 27th for 2nd semester courses. See Mrs. Lamb with any questions. 

Seniors: Have you checked out the Scholarship Garden billboard? Do you need money for college? Check out the SECU $10,000 scholarship. If you have any questions, see your counselor.

Attention seniors: if you would like to decorate a senior tile to be displayed in the cafeteria, please see Mrs. Banks to pick one up. Tiles are due by Feb. 27. 

Senior shirt preorders are now on sale. Get your form from Ms.Banks' door, D226. Forms and money are due by March 1. 

Come support your Tiger teams:

RRC Basketball Conference Tournament@ Forest Hills Round 1
V. Boys

Click here if you need information for Driver’s Ed.

Attendance is the leading indicator of your child’s lifelong success

Every day counts! We care that every student shows up to school, all day every day. Cabarrus County Schools is committed to working with families to ensure that every student attends school regularly and achieves their full potential. By prioritizing attendance, we can create a brighter future for all our students. 

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Use our Campus Directory to find names, roles, and contact details for everyone on campus. 

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How to Request Your NC Eligibility Certificate for the DMV

1. The student must complete the driving portion of Driver's Education.
2. The Driver's Ed instructor will fill out the Certificate completely, including all required signatures.
3. The completed Certificate must be turned in to your school.
4. Once the student has an appointment at the DMV, a parent or the student should email the school’s driver education contact to request the Eligibility Certificate from the school via email. Check with the front desk for email address. The email request must include:
   • Student's Full Name
   • Date of Birth
   • PowerSchool Number
   • Date of DMV Appointment or Walk-In Date
5. The school will complete the Eligibility Certificate and reply confirming it's ready for pick-up at the front office.
6. Note: Eligibility Certificates will only be issued if:
   • The Driver’s Ed Certificate has been submitted
   • The student is academically eligible (passed 3 out of 4 classes from the previous semester)

Visit the Cabarrus County Schools Driver Education Website

Edulog is an app that lets parents view the location of their student's school bus to gauge arrival times each day. The app sends a push notification to the parent's smartphone when the bus enters a user-defined geographic area around the stop. Parents only receive access by registering with data unique to their child. It's all information to help parents feel secure about their child's trip on the school bus!

Watch a YouTube explainer video about Edulog

Visit the CCS Transportation page to read more about Edulog

Download the Edulog Bus App

We use ParentSquare for school communication, primarily with email, text and app notifications which allows district, school administrators and teachers to more effectively communicate and engage with families and students. ParentSquare automatically generates an account for each parent using their preferred email address and phone number.

We encourage parents to access their accounts so they can download the mobile app and update their preferences, including when and how they receive notifications.

ParentSquare is a safe, secure, and modern approach to communication and collaboration between school and home. Learn more about ParentSquare.

Download the ParentSquare App

You may pay your student class fee, instructional supply fee, and other school related fees through K12 payment center. This is not where you pay for meals.

To make a fee payment online. 

• Log in to K12paymentcenter.com
• Select school fees
• Select Available fees
• Select Filters
• Select Your Child’s School
• Add fees to the cart, once finished you may check out. 
• Please add your student’s first and last name in the memo line. 
  *if you do not have a K12 account, you may continue as a guest to make school fee payments.

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Cabarrus County Schools offers a secure website for students, former students and third-party agencies to request transcripts and student records online.

Records are only available to those who have authorization from the student or parent, guardian or responsible person if the student is less than 18 years of age.

Request Student Records

Cabarrus County Schools is pleased to offer Linq Connect - an online platform to make meal payments and view school menus. Use the buttons below to make a payment, explore menus, and learn more.

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The Parent Portal is an online system that connects parents and guardians to their child’s information.

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