Just a reminder that there is no school this Monday, January 17th, in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day!
Since it's so cold outside, Mrs. Charlton's kindergarten class wrote their sight words in snow. Fake snow!
Primary School Winter Holiday Concert brought to you by MCPS Preschool, Kindergarten, First, and Second grades and conducted by Mr. Kevin Forbes.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1S7jNshuFoGdUP9RHhGPU8x4PfZnG9MTi/view?usp=sharing
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Check out this family cooking class on Monday the 10th at 3:30 PM for all of Mason County!
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We will need to make the following changes to Tuesday's menu:
Choice A - Popcorn Chicken (with a possibility of some chicken nuggets )
Choice B - Beef Tacos, not Nachos.
2022, make way for Raider Nation.... here we come!
Raider families - May the New Year bless you with health, wealth, and happiness!
Wishing you the HAPPIEST of holidays from our Raiders family to yours!
Hello Raiders,
At our Board of Education meeting last night the Board approved some necessary changes to the calendar for the spring semester. In summary:
1. There is a full day teacher institute on February 4th.
2. The 1/2 day early dismissal on March 4th was moved to March 23rd.
3. The last day for students will be a 1/2 day early dismissal.
Merry Christmas to you all,
Dr. Todd Hellrigel
Dear Raiders,
Please read this in its entirety as it’s purely informational. As you may be aware there is a TikTok challenge circulating encouraging school violence tomorrow, December 17th in schools across the country. There are numerous news articles on this topic. There is NO specific threat of violence at any Midwest Central School. The post is general and thus far, authorities have been unable to discover the origin.
Students at Midwest Central have learned of this and have been openly discussing the topic. School safety is our number one priority and we follow up on every report we receive. We’ve already alerted law enforcement of this general challenge and have asked that they provide a more visible presence tomorrow. If you see additional law enforcement at our buildings tomorrow it’s the result of a proactive approach to managing this situation. Please don’t be alarmed.
What can you do?
• Be proactive and discuss with your student what they are seeing and doing on TikTok. (Lot’s of stupidity here.)
• Be proactive and report any threats to the police and schools and encourage your student to do the same.
• Be proactive and help your student understand that “a threat is a threat” and they will be treated as such. Several area students have recently been charged with making threats towards schools. Most students don’t understand that threatening school violence (even as a joke) can get them suspended, expelled, and charged with a crime.
• Be proactive and report your concerns to the schools so that we can address them.
Finally, our Board of Education, administration, faculty, and staff are committed to doing the best we can for your students. Our doors, phones, and emails are always open for you to call. I often tell people that we can’t fix a problem if we don’t know about it. Thank you for taking the time to read this. When your student arrives home today take a moment and discuss this with them. You may be surprised at what you hear.
Reminder that tomorrow has a regular dismissal schedule.
Very best,
Dr. Todd Hellrigel
Hope to see you there!
The Midwest Central Athletic Booster Club is hosting their annual banquet on February 26th, 2022. There will be more details coming, but SAVE THE DATE!!!!! If you have not attended a previous banquet or you need to update your address, please send Ms. Lee your current information so you will receive an invite (lee@midwestcentral.org). The Midwest Central Athletic Booster Club is dedicated to supporting athletes and the district’s athletic programming. We look forward to connecting with you!!!
4th Grade’s Harry Potter Day was soooo much fun! After being sorted into the 4 Houses of Hogwarts, students did activities of potions, transformations, bookmarks, and wand making.
Dear Midwest Central Parents,
We are sorry to announce that due to lack of resources, we are not able to do a district wide Toy Drive this year.
However, we are going to target specific families in need and distribute what we have collected to those families.
We will be contacting those parents but if you feel you are a family in need, please contact the primary school at 309.968.6464 by Monday Dec. 13th.
We are still taking monetary donations as well new unwrapped toys.
We thank you for your continued support to our students in our community!
Hunter is having fun decking the halls with lights and practicing multiplication!
How cool is this shining light wall for November?!?!
