UPDATED BUS ROUTES for next week! The new schedules reflect additions and subtractions from this week's routes so that we can make deliveries and times more accurate! Phone calls are being made to inform every student/family requesting meals.
Grab some crayons and a coloring book for this read aloud with Mrs.Crawford!
https://youtu.be/HILxM2hlT8c
Thanks to everyone for being patient as we completed distribution of food and learning packets Wednesday!
We will continue meal deliveries/pickup using bus routes and buildings on Friday -20th, Monday - 23rd, Wednesday -25th, Friday-27th, and Monday -30th.
ROUTES: Buses were running 30-40 minutes faster than the time we distributed. Please be on the lookout for an early arrival, as we expect this trend to continue, and note the arrival time the next drop off.
PICKUP: Buildings will operate pickup from 10 AM to 12 PM (with exceptions as necessary).
Ms.Hamblin’s classes were given a LEGO challenge to do today along with their learning packets. “You were hired by an amusement park to create a new roller coaster.” If students were unable to use LEGOS, they were encouraged to draw. Everyone did an awesome job! Can’t wait to see what’s next!
Here’s another read aloud with Mrs. Crawford! https://youtu.be/l6bKydvj9Xs
Staff volunteers getting ready for deliveries today!
On specified days, students can receive MEALS and LEARNING PACKETS either by pick up at each of the buildings or by bus route. The amended bus routes (attached) reflect an adjustment for all bus routes to start at 9 AM and conclude by 1:15 PM. For MEALS, routes will run on March 18th, 20th, 23rd, 25th, 27th, & 30th, and for LEARNING PACKETS, routes will run on March 18th and 23rd (includes a pickup of completed learning). The Transportation department will be calling home to confirm times with families on March 17th.
If you are unsure about your arrangement for meals and learning packets, contact the appropriate school before NOON on Tuesday, March 17th.
Midwest Central is planning to provide meals to students during the closure. We need YOU to let us know if we should prepare meals for your student! Please complete the survey link below by NOON on MONDAY. Please share with others. https://forms.gle/ENMZg6gXfoAEYmfS6
Join our team! Opening for Primary School Principal.
Mrs. Herrin's class did an experiment to show how important hand hygiene is. They touched the bread with dirty hands, after washing hands, after using hand sanitizer, and then rubbed it on a table. The dirty hands was definitely the winner with the most mold. Surprisingly, the hand sanitizer had no mold at all! Keep your hands clean and be well, Raiders!
Mrs. Herrin's class did an experiment to show how important hand hygiene is. They touched the bread with dirty hands, after washing hands, after using hand sanitizer, and then rubbed it on a table. The dirty hands was definitely the winner with the most mold. Surprisingly, the hand sanitizer had no mold at all! Keep your hands clean and be well, Raiders!
In February, Ms. Hamblin’s fourth grade social studies classes learned about Black History Month and the many people that had an impact on history. As a final activity, students were given a person to research and write about them. They colored 3 hexagons and used tesselations to make two grade level quilts to display on the wall.
Notice regarding an upcoming asbestos abatement project at the High School.
Tomorrow is Colon/Colorectal Awareness Day. There have been employees of our district directly affected by this!
Raider Nation - Please consider showing your support by wearing BLUE tomorrow. This would be encouraging AND help raise awareness! Thank you!
Cat in the Hat visited MCPS this morning. The kids LOVED seeing our special visitor!
I do like Green Eggs and Ham , Sam I Am!!!!!🍳🍳🍳
Reminder - Tomorrow, March 6th, is a 1/2 day for students.
No school on Monday, March 2 in observance of Casimir Pulaski Day.
Enjoy your long weekend!
Check out 2 Special Education openings in the District for next school year.
Job Vacancy - Reading Interventionist
