The Mifflin County Television (MCTV) Morning Show on April 11, 2025, delivered a variety of announcements and updates for students at Mifflin County High School. The show began with a light-hearted discussion about favorite movies, transitioning into important school-related information.

The weather forecast indicated a rainy day with temperatures reaching a high of 46 degrees. Students were reminded to participate in the national anthem and pledge of allegiance, fostering a sense of community.

Key announcements included the ongoing library book checkouts, which are due back by May 9, and the sale of prom tickets priced at $30 per person. Students were encouraged to purchase tickets before April 18, with cash or checks only. A raffle for two free prom tickets was also announced, with winners to be revealed on April 18.

For those planning to bring guests from other schools to prom, guest forms are available and must be submitted by the same deadline. Additionally, students intending to drive non-standard vehicles to the event must provide proof of licensing to participate.

The show highlighted the upcoming after-prom event at the Burnham YMCA, which will be open from 10:30 PM until 5 AM, featuring food, activities, and hourly cash prizes. Students were reminded to secure a signed permission slip to attend.

Scholarship opportunities were also emphasized, with specific scholarships available for seniors, including the Bridal Zook Memorial Scholarship and a $1,000 scholarship from the Association of Mifflin County Educators.

In sports news, the previous day saw the boys' tennis team lose a match, while no varsity events were scheduled for that Friday. Upcoming events include boys and girls track teams competing the following day.

The show concluded with a lunch menu announcement, featuring options like fish tacos and hamburgers, encouraging students to enjoy their meals.

Overall, the MCTV Morning Show effectively communicated essential information and fostered school spirit among students.