07/29/2026
Just one week until the 2026–2027 school year begins! 🤩🚀
We can’t wait to welcome our Rockets back to school! Our teachers and staff have been hard at work preparing classrooms and getting everything ready for an incredible year. We know it’s going to be our best one yet, and we can’t wait to see everyone’s smiling faces soon!
07/27/2026
We are only NINE days away from the First Day of School! We look forward to students diving back into the arts and exploring everything from visual arts — ceramics🏺, stained glass 🪟, painting 🎨 and more — to taking the stage in performing arts 🎭 and music 🎶!
Did you know that MCCSC music programs consistently rank among the top 5 statewide? We offer an Elementary Strings 🎻 program in addition to various band 🥁, orchestra 🎵 and choir 🎤 options in our high schools and all three middle schools: Batchelor Middle School, Jackson Creek Middle School, and Tri North Middle School.
In addition, Fairview Elementary School is an Arts Integration school — offering "choice" arts classes in addition to regular music 🎼, art 🖌, physical education 🏀, and Spanish 📚 classes.
Bloomington High School North and Bloomington High School South also frequently have upcoming events and performances for HYP (Hoosier Youth Philharmonic), TheatreSouth, Sounds of South, Panther Regiment (Bloomington South Bands), Bloomington North Theatre, and more! Interested in learning even more about these programs? Learn more about MCCSC schools at https://www.mccsc.edu/explore.
Any questions about the start of the school year? Take a look at our Back-to-School Hub here: https://www.mccsc.edu/backtoschool
07/21/2026
💫 A friendly reminder to apply now for your child’s spot in Extened Day! 🌟
Apply now for Extended Day for the 2026-2027 school year! https://earlylearning.mccsc.edu/36171_2
Applications that are completed by July 17, 2026, are guaranteed to be able to start on the first day of school. MCCSC has added part-time options this year. Please see more information, including fees, on our webpage. Scholarships are available for qualifying students.
About the Program: MCCSC’s Extended Day Program offers before and after school care in 14 elementary schools. Programming is available to students in 3-year-old Preschool through 6th grade. Students will engage in a variety of hands-on, student-led activities, social development opportunities, as well as indoor and outdoor play.
If you have questions, please contact MCCSC's Early Learning and Out of School Programs Office at [email protected]
07/21/2026
We can’t wait to welcome our Rockets back to school on Wednesday, August 5th! 🚀📚
The first day of school is Wednesday, August 5, 2026! Visit mccsc.edu/backtoschool for helpful information to help you prepare. Your child’s school will send you important information and things you may need to do specific to your school or your child.
07/17/2026
Attend our Elementary School “Meet and Greet” event Tuesday, August 4, 2026 (Day before school) from 3:00 – 4:00 PM at All MCCSC Elementary Schools. Preschool and Pre-K programs are included in the event.
Families can visit their elementary child's classroom, meet the teacher, and find class rosters. For details, visit https://mccsc.edu/openhouse
07/11/2026
Apply now for Extended Day for the 2026-2027 school year! https://earlylearning.mccsc.edu/36171_2
Applications that are completed by July 17, 2026, are guaranteed to be able to start on the first day of school. MCCSC has added part-time options this year. Please see more information, including fees, on our webpage. Scholarships are available for qualifying students.
About the Program: MCCSC’s Extended Day Program offers before and after school care in 14 elementary schools. Programming is available to students in 3-year-old Preschool through 6th grade. Students will engage in a variety of hands-on, student-led activities, social development opportunities, as well as indoor and outdoor play.
If you have questions, please contact MCCSC's Early Learning and Out of School Programs Office at [email protected]
07/07/2026
🧵✨ A Quilt Woven with Community ✨🧵
After attending the Indiana University School of Education’s 250th anniversary celebration, Mrs. Glasgow returned to Rogers inspired to create a community quilt that would represent the heart of our school.
With the help of our amazing librarian, Mrs. Lehr, every Rogers student learned about the history of quilting and the stories of hope, resilience, and community woven throughout our country’s past. Each student created a unique quilt square, and together those pieces became a beautiful representation of our entire Rogers family.
The finished quilt was proudly displayed at the IU Eskenazi Museum of Art for the community to enjoy. We are so thankful to the Rogers PTO and Teachers Warehouse for providing the supplies that made this special project possible! ❤️
07/07/2026
Rogers Elementary is starting a new Reading Training and Tutor program for caregivers. If you would like to participate in the pilot program this month, please contact Amy Potthast ASAP.
06/26/2026
🇺🇸✨ TODAY is the day! 🇺🇸✨
Join us at Eskenazi Museum of Art from 2:00 to 5:00 this afternoon! We can’t wait to see you! ❤️💙🤍
06/24/2026
MCCSC Faculty - Get Ready! 2026-2027 Grant Applications open on July 1st! Relevant links in comments.
Last year, Shannon Lehr, Media Specialist at Rogers Elementary School, received a FMCCS grant for Chomp Saws to expand the Media Center's Maker Space. Chomp Saws are great for younger learners to use to cut thicker materials like cardboard safely and independently.
The Chomp Saw and maker tools were incorporated into weekly
maker sessions, classroom extension activities, and independent student projects. Students used the materials to create story settings and props, cardboard engineering builds, collaborative
structures, animal habitats, and other science-connected models.
Mrs. Lehr noted, "As an educator, this grant reinforced how valuable maker-centered learning can be for young students. The maker space became more than a creative area; it became a place
where students practiced resilience, communication, problem-solving, and innovation in their engagement and their sense of ownership in learning."
Educators - We can't wait to see what you come up with this year!