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Senior Kayden Fisher at his Fire and Rescue program through Area 31.
Building Futures
Graduation Info
Graduation Info
Photo submitted by Rozelle Jump.
Summer Jobs
Seniors picking up their cap and Gowns for graduation.
Caps and Gowns
Junior Jacob Gainey reads to a group of elementary school kids.
NHS Reading
Graduation Info
Graduation Info
Students dancing during the 2024 prom.
Prom Overview
Inaugural Science Fair Brief
Inaugural Science Fair Brief
Obituary: Shaylee Snyder
Obituary: Shaylee Snyder
Junior Tayla Savka takes an award-winning photo.
Scholastic 2025 Winners
A piece of artwork put on display at the art show. The artist is extremely talented and portrays a vast amount of patience while crafting their work.
Art Show
What is Your Sonic Order?
What is Your Sonic Order?
Seniors Tyler Rakestraw and Emily Dean after winning King and Queen.
Prom Recap
"I am very excited for graduation, but I am also very anxious for it since I will be leaving all of my favorite people, and starting a new journey. That's terrifying, but also exciting," Senior Makenna Alexander said.
Grad Party Preparation
Tis' the Season for Singing
Tis’ the Season for Singing
Things to do on Valentine’s Day
Goodwill in Camby
Thrifting and MHS!
Photo File Submitted by Hadley Miller. Pictured at MHS Football Game; Barbie Theme.
Barbie Movie Review
Pioneers vs. Hawks, a look at the 2023 Homecoming Game
Girl's Tennis Season
Girl’s Tennis Season
The eSports team practicing for their competitions.
It’s Game Time
Avery Owens gets ready for her At Bat.
Upcoming Softball Season
Tyler Denny steps up to the plate at the 2024 state game.
Start of Baseball Season
Senior Steelee Lynn gains an advantage on his opponent moments before pinning him. Lynn has wrestled throughout his entire time in high school.
Boys Wrestling Photo Story
Valentine’s Dates
Senior Liz Huffman hits a high V during a cheer. Alongside her teammates supporting Mooresville. Huffman was chose a co-captain this year. "We had tons of spirit, and our coach was so proud of us. Since it's my senior year I want to make the best out of it. As captain I'm glad I can be someone to look up to," Huffman said.
Varsity Cheerleaders Cheer their First Game of the Season
Band students are practicing their routine in the hot afternoon sun. These students spent hours perfecting their performance. “Marching band is really tiring but really fun,” said junior Masyn Boicourt.
Marching Band Students Practice Till Perfection
Prom Alternatives
Prom Alternatives
Fun Nail Designs
Fun Nail Designs

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Katherine Arauz

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Mrs. Goddard is an essential to the VLC. She helps students with checking out books, helps with technical difficulties, and lets students study in their free time in the VLC. "I think we have a really good administration, facility, and student body. I love the spirit and energy, it's a really fun place to work," Goddard said.

[Photo] Overview of the VLC

Shelby McCoy, Reporter
October 16, 2023
Michelle Lynn is the first friendly face students are likely to see when entering the guidance office. She handles emails to parents, enrolling students, and answering questions regarding the children at Mooresville High School.

[Photo] Guidance Office

Shelby McCoy, Reporter
October 9, 2023
The office is right at the front entrance at Mooresville High School. The office houses essential administration members like our principal (Wes Upton).

[Photo] Main Office Staff & What They Do

October 4, 2023
The entrance to the guidance office located near the entrance of Mooresville High School. The guidance office handles various things regarding students such as scheduling, enrolling, and future career paths.

In Mooresville High School the VLC holds hundreds of books fit for the education of the students along with some fun reads.

Michelle Lynn is the first friendly face students are likely to see when entering the guidance office. She handles emails to parents, enrolling students, and answering questions regarding the children at Mooresville High School. "We're here for the students," Lynn said.

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