When school spirit meets the beat, you get a pep rally like no other. The MCHS student body filled the gym today to celebrate a Riverhawk Remix Homecoming and watch the coronation of King Michael Johnson...
Jessica Dodge joined the MCHS staff at the beginning of the 2025 school year to teach various classes in the English department. Though now working as a teacher, Dodge spent several years working in finance...
Students are sitting in first period Economics class dozing off during the daily news until their attention is grabbed by an enthusiastic, “YES!”, from teacher Brian Fisher. Looking up, they see the...
For the first time at MCHS, senior students are decorating their parking spots.
"This is, like, super cool," said Kathya Hernandez-Santamaria, "I never thought our school would do it."
Painting...
MCHS seniors gathered before classes started on Tuesday morning to celebrate “Senior Sunrise,” a newly instated event orchestrated by Student Senate. Students met in the Riverhawk stadium at 5:30am...
As another school year comes to an end, I want to take the time to thank public schools throughout the U.S.
Thank you to the school board, administration, teachers, para-educators, teacher associates,...
Mason City High School Criminology students finished the school year diving into the role of forensics by investigating a fictional crime scene inside the school’s basement.
“When I walked up to...
It was sunshine and smiles at the high school today as students enjoyed a well-earned break from the classroom. As part of a reward day for their hard work and dedication, students spent the final hour...
Welding students at MCHS are putting together window frames that will be installed inside the Mason City Fire Department's fire tower.
“It’s pretty cool to be able to say that you built something,”...
The month of May is exciting for many reasons at MCHS. Summer is around the corner, seniors are preparing for graduation, and teachers are still doling out last assignments. And yet another one of the...
In 2024, the Advanced Placement/College Board announced a surprise move to change all AP testing to digital testing. MCHS students and staff were interviewed on how they thought the change would impact student performance and on the advantages and drawbacks of the new format.
During the day, 35-year-old Ronald Dalmacio works in Mason City classrooms helping K-12 students as a substitute para. At night, he takes on the role of a professor and teaches architecture to third-year...
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