Superintendent Update: Welcome to the 2026-2027 Scho...

Dear Miller Creek Community, 💙Welcome to the 2026–2027 School Year!💙 While driving around our community this summer, I found myself reflecting on the wonderful neighborhoods surrounding the Miller Creek School District. Every household represents neighbors and families who currently send, have sent, or live next to someone who sends their children to our schools. I am continually humbled by the profound responsibility of public education. We are charged with caring for our community’s children by building programs and systems that best serve every single student. Miller Creek is a truly special place, and I am deeply grateful for the role our district plays with your family. The energy of August is special and we are eagerly awaiting the return of your children! Over the summer, our team has been busy with all the essentials: preparing classrooms, hiring outstanding staff, and thoughtfully planning for the year ahead.  We are ready. 📚  Instructional Priorities Our classrooms are vibrant, focused learning communities led by caring and talented professionals. Key priorities for this year include: Math Curriculum Pilot:  Several TK-8 classrooms across the district will be "test driving" new math curricula this year. After careful evaluation and collaboration, a recommendation will be made for district-wide adoption, with full implementation set for Fall 2027. During this process there will be an opportunity for the community to review materials and provide feedback. Supporting Multilingual Learners:  We are proud that 13% of our students are multilingual! Learning content in a second language requires sophisticated thinking. This year, MCSD is partnering with renowned educator Tanya Ward Singer to work with staff on implementing strategies that make content comprehensible and engaging for  all  students. Foundational Reading:  Entering our third year of implementing  Fundations , a structured literacy curriculum for early grades, we remain committed to explicit, research-based reading instruction. Additionally, we continue to expand teacher training in upper elementary grades to include  morphology , helping students unlock complex vocabulary. None of this would be possible without our incredible instructional team—our teachers, principals, and classroom assistants. They are a special bunch and I am grateful for their dedication. 💻  Digital Wellness & Educational Technology Technology in schools remains a critical conversation. During the 2025–2026 school year, MCSD took proactive steps by adopting an AI policy, surveying teachers to collect accurate baseline information, auditing safety filters, analyzing usage data alongside current research. To kick off this school year, we are implementing the following key shifts to promote digital wellness and focused learning: Grades 3–5:  Chromebooks will now remain in the classroom. Grade 6:  Transitioning from a 1:1 device model to a shared classroom cart model. Digital Citizenship:  Launching the school year with lessons on digital citizenship before accessing tech tools. Enhanced Safety:  Stricter web filters and disabling YouTube for all students  AI Guidelines:  Clear framework provided for both staff and students. 📢  Technology Task Force Launching:  In September, look for an invitation to join our district Technology Task Force. Over three sessions, staff and community members will collaborate to help shape a district-wide framework for the evolving role of digital tools, professional development, and instructional practices. 🏫  Facilities & School Improvement Bond Measure The MCSD Board of Trustees has placed a  School Improvement Bond Measure  on the November 3rd ballot. If approved, it would generate $67 million to repair and upgrade our aging facilities. Exciting work!  Key priorities include: Roofing, windows and modernizing learning spaces Upgraded restrooms, shade structures, and other site work Modernized heating and cooling systems, including classroom air conditioning We are actively updating our  Facilities Master Plan  to ensure complete transparency on projects and priorities.. Our goal is to keep the entire community well-informed about our long-term facility needs and plans. 🗓️  Board Meeting Agenda: August 11, 2026 The Board of Education will host its first regular meeting of the school year on  August 11 . You can view the full posted agenda  here . Highlights include: Can Do! Presentation:  Executive Director Leah Curran will kick off our annual fundraising campaign to support essential programs that make our schools special.  (Please consider donating to Can Do!  here ) 45-Day Budget Update:  Chief Business Official Marie Henrio will present updates reflecting final state budget impacts. Routine Business:  Approval of personnel actions, overnight field trips, and professional service agreements. Thank you for your partnership, support, and shared dedication to our students. I look forward to connecting with you very soon. Let's make it a fantastic school year! Warmly, Kristy Treewater Superintendent Miller Creek School District

Saturday, Aug 08 2026

Action Required: MCSD Consent Form for Mental Health...

Dear Miller Creek Families,  We have seen a fantastic response so far to our request to share your health care insurance information. 180 families have submitted their information!  If you haven’t had a chance yet, we need your help! Why your participation matters As a reminder, the  Children and Youth Behavioral Health Initiative (CYBHI)  allows our district to receive reimbursements from insurance companies. These funds go directly back into our schools to sustain the vital wellness and counseling services our students rely on. Quick Facts for Families We know sharing insurance information is a new step, but please remember that  state law guarantees zero impact  on your coverage: No costs:  No bills, copays, or deductibles. No changes:  No premium increases or reduced benefits. Privacy first:  Your data is fully protected under  FERPA  and  HIPAA  regulations. Action Required If you have not done so already, please complete the consent form for  each child  attending Miller Creek schools. It only takes a few minutes but makes a lasting impact on our ability to support our students' well-being. Need more details? Learn more:   Marin County Office of Education CYBHI Partnership FAQs:   Visit the MCSD FAQ Page  (Updated as questions are received.) Thank you for your continued partnership in keeping our students healthy, supported, and ready to learn! More questions? C ontact Cheryl Jacobs, District Mental Health and Behavioral Coordinator at cjacobs@millercreeksd.org. Please complete the form by: Mobile Device: Find the form at the top of the post and click the arrow.  Computer: See form below. 

Monday, May 11 2026

Action Needed: MCSD Consent Form for Mental Health a...

Action Needed: MCSD Consent Form for Mental Health and Wellness Initiative Dear Miller Creek Families, Miller Creek School District's wellness and mental health services are vital to the well-being of our students.  To sustain these services, we are excited to announce our participation in the Children and Youth Behavioral Health Initiative (CYBHI)  Fee Schedule Program . By collecting each family's health insurance policy information, this program enables schools to receive reimbursements from insurance companies to fund essential wellness and mental health services for students. Participation in the CYBHI Initiative is in response to groundbreaking legislation that provides sustainable long-term funding for wellness and counseling services in our schools. Most importantly for families to know, state law protects you, guaranteeing zero impact to your insurance coverage: No bills, copays or deductibles No increase to premiums No reduced or impacted plan benefits No effects to coverage No denial of private services if/when the same service is provided at school We need your help!  Please complete the  consent form   for every child attending Miller Creek schools today.   We understand that sharing your health insurance policy information with us is a new practice and you may have questions. Please know, all information remains confidential and is protected under federal privacy laws, including the Federal Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).  To learn more about this CYBHI partnership with the Marin County Office of Education,  click here.    More questions? Visit MCSD FAQ   here .   or contact Cheryl Jacobs, District Mental Health and Behavioral Coordinator at cjacobs@millercreeksd.org. Please complete the form by clicking on the "Complete and Sign Form" button below. For mobile devices, find the form at the top of the post and click on the arrow.  [Monday, May 4 at 10:06 AM] Dear Miller Creek Families, We have updated the link to our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) within the ParentSquare post and it should now have the correct permissions. Thank you for your patience. Miller Creek School District

Monday, May 04 2026

💙 Miller Creek Middle School Named a California Dist...

Dear Miller Creek Community, I’m excited to share wonderful news from Miller Creek Middle School. Miller Creek Middle School has been recognized as a  2026 California Distinguished School , earning the designation through  Exemplary High Achievement . The  California Distinguished Schools Program , led by the California Department of Education, recognizes public schools that demonstrate exceptional student achievement, strong school climate, and positive outcomes for students. This prestigious designation is awarded by the state and is held for two years. Three middle schools from Marin County received this honor.  This recognition reflects the hard work and commitment of our students, teachers, staff, and families. Miller Creek Middle School is a special place where academic excellence is paired with a strong sense of community and belonging. From outstanding classroom instruction to robust social-emotional supports, counseling services, lunchtime clubs, and opportunities for students to explore their interests and leadership, the school provides an environment where young adolescents can thrive. Congratulations to the students and staff of Miller Creek Middle School. This recognition is a testament to the strength of our entire community and the shared commitment to supporting our students every day. We are incredibly proud of you, Panthers! 🎉 Sincerely, Kristy Treewater

Wednesday, Mar 11 2026

Superintendent Update: Strong Relationships, Shining...

Quick Highlights 🎉  100th Days:  Our youngest learners celebrated with fun activities and creative counting — a great reminder of how much growth happens in 100 days. 🧠 CA Superintendent  Conference : Focus on AI in education, student mental health, national challenges, and defining what  powerful learning  looks like today. ✨  Can Do! Gala Thanks : A joyful, successful evening raising money to support student programs  — thank you to all who made it possible! 🏆  Staff Recognition : Congrats to Meaningful Impact Award winner Ms. Foster for her collaborative, student-centered work. 🗓️  Board Meeting Feb 10 : Student reading presentation, funding advocacy resolution, budget discussions, safety plan approval, and YouthTruth results. Dear Miller Creek Community, This week we celebrated the 100th day of school — a milestone especially enjoyed by our youngest learners, who marked the day with festive activities, creative projects, and lots (and lots!) of counting. It’s always a joyful reminder of how much growth happens in just a few short months. I also recently attended a statewide conference with California superintendents and came away energized by the innovative and impactful work taking place in public schools across the state. Major themes included the thoughtful integration of AI in education, the growing need for expanded mental health supports for young people, the ways national developments are creating real challenges for local communities and schools, and a shared effort to better define what  powerful learning  looks like for today’s students — learning that is engaging, relevant, and prepares students to think, problem-solve, and collaborate. As valuable as it was to learn from districts across California, I left feeling especially proud of our small but mighty Miller Creek community. The way we support and care for one another truly stands out. One clear example is reflected in our YouthTruth survey results — particularly in the area of relationships. Our percentile rankings were extraordinary. Elementary families responded positively 93% of the time, and middle school families 84% of the time to prompts that reflect belonging, connection, and respect among families, teachers, and administrators. These results point to something deeply important and very real in our district: strong relationships, mutual respect, and genuine care. Thank you for the many ways you help build and sustain this kind of community every day. Thank You, Can Do! — Shine Bright Gala Shine bright we did! Thank you to the many community members who attended the Can Do! Shine Bright Gala. It was a joyful evening of connection, celebration, and generosity in support of all Miller Creek students. Special thanks to the Can Do! employees and volunteers who brought the event to life. Your vision, planning, and hard work created a truly memorable night that directly benefits our students. We are deeply grateful. Can Do! is all of us. Just this week at Lucas Valley Elementary, our elementary students reengaged with MarinTreks for hands-on science experiences, and we recently wrapped up Family Science Nights across our elementary schools at Mary E. Silveira. These opportunities — along with elementary art, PE, school gardens, the middle school wellness center, and the middle school spring musical — are possible because of Can Do!’s support. Let’s get to the finish line with this year’s fundraising- donate  here  today! Meaningful Impact Award We are proud to recognize January’s Meaningful Impact Award recipient, Ms. Foster, a 6th-grade teacher at Miller Creek Middle School. She was nominated for her creativity and collaboration in helping colleagues design supports that reach all students. Congratulations, Ms. Foster! Let’s keep the gratitude flowing by continuing to recognize the incredible people who make Miller Creek such a special place — nominations can be submitted  here .  Meeting — Tuesday, February 10, 2026 The next Regular Meeting of the Miller Creek Board of Education will be held Tuesday, February 10th, at Lucas Valley Elementary. Open session begins at 6:00 p.m. in the Multi-Purpose Room. The full agenda is available  here . Highlights include: A special presentation from Lucas Valley first-grade teacher Ms. Kredo and some of her superstar readers sharing phonemic awareness reading routines Approval of a resolution calling on the State of California to “Raise the Base” in the school funding formula — a way for Miller Creek to advocate as an underfunded district Discussion of budget assumptions and proposed budget adjustments for the 2026–2027 school year Approval of School Site Safety Plans Presentation of YouthTruth survey results Thank you, as always, for your partnership and engagement. Sincerely, Kristy Treewater  Superintendent 

Saturday, Feb 07 2026

Budget Update: Understanding Miller Creek’s Funding ...

Summary — Budget Update at a Glance 📊 The Board approved the  1st Interim Budget Report  with a  positive certification , meaning the District can meet its financial obligations for the next three years while maintaining the required  3% reserve . 💰  Funding Snapshot:  Miller Creek receives significantly less state per-pupil funding than most districts and relies on  local support  (parcel tax, Can Do!, and leases) to sustain programs. ⚖️  Next Steps:  The District must work toward  balancing the budget  and growing reserves to the Board goal of  10%  to protect classrooms in future downturns. 📝  Advisory Review:  The  Budget–LCAP Advisory Committee  is reviewing programs and services and making recommendations to the Superintendent. Dear Miller Creek Community, As part of our commitment to transparency and shared understanding, we want to provide an update following the Board’s approval of the  1st Interim Budget Report , along with helpful context about how Miller Creek School District is funded and how we are planning for the future. Who We Are: Understanding Miller Creek Miller Creek School District serves approximately  1,730 students across four schools , supported by more than  200 dedicated staff members . We are proud to offer strong academic programs, social-emotional supports, and enrichment opportunities for our diverse student community—despite receiving  among the lowest per-pupil state funding in Marin County . Through California’s Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF), Miller Creek receives approximately  $12,338 per student. We are the second lowest funded district in Marin County,  about  $9,077 below the county average . In fact, about  89% of school districts across California receive more LCFF funding per student than Miller Creek . As a result, our district relies heavily on local community support to maintain program quality. How Miller Creek Is Funded Miller Creek is a  community-funded (Basic Aid) district , which means most of our revenue comes from  local property taxes , with the total amount governed by the state’s funding formula. In addition, the District receives: A small amount of federal funding Measure B parcel/property tax , generating approximately  $3 million annually  to support classroom teachers, libraries, electives, and instructional materials (expires in 2030) Can Do! Education Foundation contributions  of approximately  $650,000 annually  to support arts, wellness, STEM, and movement Revenue from  leased district properties , which accounts for about  4% of total revenue Even with these important local contributions, the District continues to face a  structural deficit , meaning our ongoing expenses are projected to exceed ongoing revenues. What the 1st Interim Financial Report Shows The 1st Interim report includes: Actual revenues and expenditures through October Updated projections through June 30 A multi-year financial forecast A required certification of the District’s ability to meet financial obligations The Board approved a  positive certification , confirming that the District can meet its financial obligations for this year and the next two fiscal years while maintaining the state-required  3% reserve . However, the Board has also set a goal of growing reserves to  10%  to better prepare for economic uncertainty and to reduce potential impacts to classrooms during difficult budget years. What’s Changed Since the Adopted Budget Since the budget was adopted, several updates have occurred. Revenue Updates Increased secured property tax revenue Additional one-time state block grant funding Confirmed transportation revenue Adjustments related to special education funding and county-managed services Expense Updates Overall staffing costs remain stable, though adjustments continue due to hiring challenges, vacancies, and negotiated salary increases Rising special education service costs, driven by staffing shortages and contracted services The planned math curriculum adoption has been deferred to the  2026–27 school year , shifting costs to future years Additional support has been added for food services operations Looking Ahead: Planning for Sustainability The District must continue working toward  balancing the budget and strengthening reserves , even as expenses—especially for  employee   health benefits, utilities, and special education services —continue to grow faster than revenues. We must also plan responsibly for future compensation increases to ensure we can continue to attract and retain excellent staff for our students. Budget–LCAP Advisory Committee To address these challenges thoughtfully and transparently, the District is working with staff and  the  Budget–LCAP Advisory Committee  (trustees, staff, and parents), which is reviewing programs and services and making recommendations to the Superintendent aligned with student needs and District goals. Current areas of focus include: Long-term sustainability of the  Transitional Kindergarten (TK)  program Structural solutions to special education challenges, including  staffing and transportation Stay Informed and Stay Engaged Community input is essential to this work, and we encourage families to stay involved. Budget materials, presentations, and meeting schedules are available on the District  website . Families are also encouraged to support our schools by contributing to  Can Do! , which plays a critical role in sustaining student programs. Despite receiving comparatively low funding, Miller Creek continues to thrive due to the District’s strong investment in people and the collective commitment of our community. This is emblematic of the Miller Creek way, and it is reflected in both our students’ achievements and the strength of the community we continue to build together. Thank you for your continued trust and partnership. We remain deeply committed to fiscal responsibility, transparency, and ensuring that every Miller Creek student has access to a high-quality educational experience.     Sincerely, Kristy Treewater Superintendent Marie Henrio Chief Business Official

Tuesday, Jan 20 2026

Superintendent Update: Community Survey, Staff Celeb...

TL;DR: • 🎉 Grateful to close out 2025 with this incredible community—wishing everyone a wonderful start to 2026! • 📝  YouthTruth Survey:  Your voice matters. Please take 15 minutes to share feedback:  ytsurvey.org/mcsdfamily25 • 🌟  Meaningful Impact Award:  Congrats to our first honorees,  Diane McGuinness  and  Kevin Barisonek ! Nominate a staff member anytime. • 📅  Board Meeting – Dec. 9:  Includes a student band performance , bond/parcel tax discussion , First Interim Budget report , California Dashboard review , and 2026 Board officer elections. Dear Miller Creek Community, As we begin to close out 2025, I want to take a moment to share my gratitude for being part of this community. Miller Creek is a special place—filled with remarkable students, dedicated staff, thoughtful leadership, family partnership, and a community that deeply values public education and connection. I wish you and your family all the very best as we welcome 2026! Annual YouthTruth Family Survey Does it matter?  YES.  Is it worth your time and effort?  Absolutely . Once a year, we take a comprehensive look at how our schools are doing by asking staff, students, and families to share their perspectives. We carefully review the results and use them to identify trends and drive real improvements in our schools. The survey takes about 15 minutes. Share your voice and take the survey here:  ytsurvey.org/mcsdfamily25 Miller Creek Meaningful Impact As you read last month, we’re excited to uplift one another, celebrate great work, and strengthen our culture of gratitude in Miller Creek with the Meaningful Impact Award. Each month, we will honor employees who make exceptional contributions to our schools. Join me in celebrating our first-ever recipients,  Diane McGuinness  and  Kevin Barisonek ! Ms. McGuinness serves as the front office manager at Miller Creek Middle School, and Mr. Barisonek is a fourth-grade teacher at Mary E. Silveira Elementary School. We are deeply grateful for the meaningful impact they make each day. A special thank you to our Home and School Clubs and Can Do! for generously contributing gift cards to help us add an extra gesture of appreciation. Click here  to nominate a deserving staff member at any time. Board Meeting – Tuesday, December 9, 2025 Our next Regular Meeting of the Miller Creek Board of Education will take place on Tuesday, December 9th, at the Miller Creek District Offices. Open session begins at 6:00 p.m. The full agenda is available  here . Highlights include: A performance by Lucas Valley 5th Grade Band students, directed by Mercedes Castro A presentation and discussion of options for potential future bond and parcel tax measures A comprehensive budget update and approval of the First Interim Budget Report, summarizing the District’s financial position as of October 31 A review of the California Dashboard, which provides data on academic performance, chronic absenteeism, and suspension rates Election of 2026 Board officers, committee assignments, and adoption of the 2026 Board meeting calendar Thank you for your continued partnership and support and wishing you peace and connection in the weeks ahead. Warmly, Kristy Treewater Superintendent Miller Creek School District

Saturday, Dec 06 2025

Superintendent Update: Celebrating Staff, Student Ac...

TL;DR 🌟 👥  Parent–teacher conferences  are next week—an important time to connect about student progress. 🎥  Miller Creek was  featured on CBS  for our work with the Multitudes early reading screener. 🎉 We launched the  Meaningful Impact Award  to celebrate outstanding staff— nominations  now open! 📈  Student achievement is rising  across all subjects. 📚 Planning to pilot and adopt  new math curriculum  districtwide. 🏫  Board Meeting: Nov. 18 at 6:00 p.m.  at Mary E. Silveira—featuring student performances, program highlights, and policy discussions. Dear Miller Creek Community, As we prepare for next week’s teacher–family conferences, we’re grateful for the chance to come together with families. These meetings allow us to pause, reflect, and collaborate around what matters most—each student’s learning, progress, and well-being. Miller Creek in the News Did you catch Miller Creek on CBS? Our staff and students were featured in a  segment  highlighting  Multitudes , the early reading screener developed by UCSF and implemented in all K–2 classrooms. This tool helps us identify reading challenges earlier so we can provide targeted support and ensure every student builds strong foundational reading skills. Celebrating Staff Who Make a Meaningful Impact In this month of gratitude, we’re excited to launch the  Miller Creek Meaningful Impact Award —a new way to honor employees who go above and beyond for our students and community. This program recognizes staff who are caring, equity-minded, innovative, inspiring, and deeply committed to student success.  Anyone —colleagues, parents, students, or community members—can submit a  nomination . Each month, one honoree will be publicly recognized and receive a small gift from our parent organizations. To kick things off, we’ll be celebrating  two  outstanding employees this month. Thank you for helping us honor the everyday excellence that makes Miller Creek such a wonderful place to learn and grow. Student Achievement Continues to Rise The newly released 2024–25 state assessment results show encouraging progress across the district. Miller Creek students continue to outperform both Marin County and California averages in every subject, with growth across all major student groups. English Language Arts (ELA)  • 66% met or exceeded standards — up 5 points (Marin 61%, State 48%) Mathematics  • 58.5% met or exceeded standards — up nearly 3 points (Marin 53.7%, State 37%) Science (CAST)  • 52.8% met or exceeded standards (Marin 46.7%, State 32.6%) Notably, Hispanic, White, and English Learner students saw multi-point gains in both ELA and Math, reflecting strong growth across our learning community. This year, we are strengthening early literacy through the implementation of  Fundations in all TK–2 classrooms  and our new screener that helps pinpoint reading needs more precisely. We are also piloting and adopting  new math curriculum  across all grade levels to ensure teachers have access to rigorous, research-based materials aligned with student needs. Board Meeting – Tuesday, November 18, 2025 Our next Regular Meeting of the Miller Creek Board of Education will take place  Tuesday, November 18 , in the  Mary E. Silveira Multi-Purpose Room . Open session begins at  6:00 p.m.  The full agenda is available  here . Highlights include: A performance by  Miller Creek Middle School orchestra  students A Mary E. Silveira staff and student presentation on routines for learning morphemes An update from the  Wellness and Counseling Team Policy discussions on  District Residency  and  Facilities Use A  Curriculum and Learning  update from Executive Director  Elizabeth Foehr Consideration to join the  Marin County Middle School Athletic League Routine items such as personnel actions and approval of minutes Thank you for your continued partnership and support!  Warmly, Kristy Treewater Superintendent Miller Creek School District

Saturday, Nov 15 2025

Supporting Families Experiencing Food Insecurity

Dear Miller Creek Community, We know that families in our community rely on  CalFresh (SNAP)  benefits. If you are experiencing food insecurity due to the recent pause of CalFresh benefits, information and updates can be found on the  Marin Health and Human Services website ,  which will continue to be updated as the situation evolves. The  San Francisco–Marin Food Bank website  is also updated frequently—sometimes hourly—with current food bank and pantry locations. Our schools remain committed to providing  free breakfast and lunch every day for all students. For families who are in a position to help,  Safeway gift card donations  may be dropped off at any school front office. Staff will make sure these are distributed directly to families in need. Additionally, contributions can be made through the  Marin Community Foundation donation portal , which supports countywide relief efforts. Thank you for your continued care and generosity in supporting one another. In Community, Kristy Treewater Superintendent

Tuesday, Nov 04 2025

Immigration Enforcement: Information & Resources

Dear Miller Creek Community, We recognize that recent reports regarding an increased immigration enforcement presence in San Francisco and the Bay Area are causing worry and concern among our communities. We have been working closely with our partners at the   Marin Rapid Response Network  - our local lead agency on this issue. While they are unclear to what extent there will be any action in Marin, they have plans and support in place. Furthermore, together with local partners, they have put together this helpful document [ English  |   Spanish ].  Miller Creek School District supports all our students and families, and is committed to ensuring that all students, regardless of immigration status, are provided with equal access to school.  Important Information All students, including those who are undocumented or come from immigrant families, have the right to: attend public school participate in school activities receive a quality education without discrimination Schools are prohibited from sharing personal information about students or their family members for immigration-enforcement purposes.   Immigration authorities must have a court order or judicial subpoena to receive information. In compliance with  Senate Bill 98 , if there is confirmed ICE at a school, the District will notify families and staff.   Important Resources Legal help and immigration resources may be available from nonprofit organizations. Locally, Canal Alliance has many resources including:  Phone alerts  Immigration legal services  Charla     Marin County Office of Education has a website with information and resources  for families, both in Spanish and English. Know Your Educational Rights,  Guide for Students and Families , California Department of Justice are available here [  English  |  Spanish  ] and all of our schools have Red Cards in the front office that are available for families. Student and staff safety is our top priority. We will continue to coordinate closely with our local partners and share information as appropriate. Amidst all the fear and uncertainty, please know that Miller Creek remains a community that cares for one another and is committed to educating all students. Sincerely, Kristy Treewater Superintendent

Thursday, Oct 23 2025