We are excited to share with you the first issue of our school digital magazine, Connect. It highlights MCC yesterday, today, and tomorrow and helps us recognize those who give so generously to support our mission.

On November 24, the MCC community gathered virtually for the celebration of Mass in thanksgiving for the many blessings God has given us.

Enjoy this amazing performance by our talented choir and Mr. McMullan. They made this Mass even more special!

MCC Quill & Scroll Society students sweep VFW post 4206 Voice of Democracy Scholarship Contest. Congratulations, Hustlers!

1st - Nathan Snyder

2nd - Morgan Haire

3rd - Delaney Goins

Honorable Mention- Madison Haire

and Gabby Morano

In November, members of the communities of Melbourne Central Catholic, St. Joseph, and St. Mary joined up with Vitas Healthcare to take part in a letter-writing campaign to support our veterans for Veterans Day. During this activity, students wrote letters to local veterans who were in need of love and a sense of community during this challenging time.

Eight students represented MCC in four categories at the Thespians Regional Festival last month. The following students are moving on to the state competition set for March 17-20, 2021. Results are forthcoming for the Playwriting category. Bravo on a job well done!

Carmen Benitez-Song: Once Upon a December from the Broadway production of Anastasia

Score: Excellent

Sydney MacDonald-Song: Nothing from the Broadway production of Chorus Line

Score: Superior

Anna Grace Cornell-Song: Summer in Ohio from the Broadway production of The Last Five Years

Score: Excellent

Emma Cassidy & Mary Paternoster-Song: Ohio from the Broadway production of Wonderful Town

Score: Excellent

Thomas Do - Scale model set of a feast scene from the Broadway production of Aladdin

Score: Excellent

Ms. Maroto's Spanish I and Spanish I Honors classes studied the differences between ser and estar. Both are most frequently used as the equivalent of the English "to be" but used in different situations. The students had to create a picture of themselves then write descriptive sentences about themselves using these verbs. The idea was that a person should be able to look at the drawing and say, "Oh--she likes soccer or Disney," and then read about the student.

Have you wanted to try coding but are not sure how to start? Or do you just want to have some coding fun? Now you can by participating in MCC's Hour of Code Event. Start by joining the Hour of Code Google Classroom (code n5tb65c). On Thursday, December 10th go to the DREAM Lab during any of your free periods or lunch to do a coding activity. There will be a variety of activities for all levels and interests. Bring a friend and code together!

UF Youth Leadership Conference is looking for candidates for this year's 3-day virtual event. To be eligible you must a minimum of a 3.0 GPA, excellent attendance and no disciplinary issues. Cost to attend is $85. Email your School Counselor by December 11 if you are interested. Please check your Student Services Google Classroom for more information.

Congratulations Hunter Davidson for signing a letter of intent with Flagler College basketball! We are so proud of you! 

The Boys Varsity Golf team celebrated its year-end banquet on November 14. Coach Burr awarded the seniors a personalized desk clock. The MCC Golf team will miss these fine young men and wish them all the best in their future endeavors and academics, as well as golf.

These dedicated seniors include David B., Nick B., Joe C., Jack P., Aaron T., Nick Z.