MPUSD eNews | December 3

The MPUSD eNews is the weekly internal newsletter for MPUSD all staff. Board of Education Board of Education - The last two Board of Education meetings of this year are on December 10 and December 17.  The agenda may be found here on December 5 and December 12, respectively. You can attend the meeting in person at 540 Canyon Del Rey in Del Rey Oaks, join via Zoom , or watch it on AMP-TV . If you miss the meeting and want to learn about what actions the Board takes, check out our Board Highlights . MPUSD Way We love highlighting our staff. Share about a peer or supervisor for us to highlight in future editions throughout the school year. Email information to mmcfadden@mpusd.net or reply to this ParentSquare post. Since we were on Thanksgiving Break, we did not receive any MPUSD Way submissions. Be sure to send them our way for highlighting in the December 10 and December 17 editions. The MPUSD eNews will be on hiatus December 24 and December 31, and return on January 7, 2025. Of Interest to Staff National Park Passes for Fourth Grade Students -  The Bureau of Land Management, as part of their Every Kids Outdoor program, has delivered National Park Passes to the Monterey County Office of Education to help distribute to 4th-grade students throughout the county. The pass provides free access to federal lands and waters through August 2025 and covers the entrance of day-use fees. A bundle of passes will be sent to each school district with 4th-grade students, along with brochures in English and Spanish explaining the program.  Find more information and order free passes here . FREE EYH STEM Conference and Career Fair for Girls -  The Lyceum of Monterey County is proud to offer its 12th annual  EYH STEM Conference & Career Fair for Girls in grades 5-10 this Saturday, December 7, 2024, at Hartnell College! This FREE day-long event includes hands-on activities in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) and a Career Fair to meet female STEM role models and learn about careers in STEM fields. Attendees participate in engaging and fun hands-on activities like Accessorizing with Bioluminescence, HTML coding, unraveling cryptography, discovering plankton, and many more! REMINDER: High School Student Transfer Window Closes December 6   - If you have a student in our MPUSD schools, just a friendly reminder that the transfer window for students wishing to move from one high school to another within MPUSD will close this Friday, December 6, 2024. As an employee, if you have a child in MPUSD and wish to have your child transferred to another school for the upcoming 2025-2026 school year, we encourage you to submit your online transfer request by 3:30 p.m. on December 6. For details on transfer requests for the high school transfer process, visit our newsroom story or go directly to the student transfer web page . The window for elementary, TK-8, and middle schools will open in January 2025. Note: Transfers are based on space availability at each high school.   Districtwide News Marina Learning Community on the Big Screen   - In case you missed it before we went to Thanksgiving Break, take a moment to learn how our Marina schools are addressing the challenges of chronic absenteeism with a focus on empowering students and families. While these videos feature Marina community members and highlights Marina statistics, the attendance message applies districtwide. MPUSD presented an impactful three-part video series highlighting the importance of building strong attendance habits early, the effects of absences on students and communities, and the resources available to support families in creating brighter futures. The series brought together voices from students, parents, educators, and community leaders, showcasing a collective effort to improve attendance and inspire success. Watch the videos and learn more  here .  Computer Science Education Week , December 9-15, 2024, inspires students from transitional kindergarten through 12th grade to explore computer science, promoting equitable access and celebrating contributions to this dynamic field. This year’s theme, "Looking Back, Leaping Forward," highlights the importance of reflecting on past achievements while preparing for the tech-driven future. Learn more about CSEdWeek and MPUSD’s commitment to computer science education on our  website . Explore Innovation at the 2nd Annual MPUSD Science Fair  -  Join us on Saturday, December 14, 2024, for an inspiring showcase of student creativity and scientific discovery! From 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., students will display and discuss their remarkable science fair projects at the Seaside High School Gymnasium (2200 Noche Buena, Seaside, CA). Come support our young scientists and see their innovative ideas i n action. We can't wait to celebrate their hard work and ingenuity with you! MPUSD proudly recognized National Special Education Day on December 2, 2024, honoring the achievements of students with disabilities and the dedication of educators who support them. Through a wide range of specialized services, MPUSD is committed to creating inclusive environments where students of all abilities can thrive. Learn more about our programs and resources on our  website . School Counseling Newsletter - Our school counselors go above and beyond to support our students. They produce a bimonthly newsletter. Take a moment to read their October/November edition  here . Cut to the Campus Congratulations to 12 MPUSD students from Marina High, Monterey High  and  Seaside High . They were all accepted to Sacramento State University during a BSA Northern California College Tours field trip November 21 - 23.  6th graders from  Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. School of the Arts headed to science camp at Mt. Herman this week. For many of our students science camp may be the very first time they experience an overnight trip away from home. Seaside High continues to shine with excellence, connection, and ambition! Congratulations to freshman Angel Ramirez, who was the top-placing 9th grader at the CCS Cross Country Championships. His impressive performance has earned him a spot at the Division IV State Cross Country Championships. Way to go, Angel! And, prior to Thanksgiving Break, over 500 students recently participated in Breaking Down the Walls, a transformative program aimed at fostering empathy and connection among peers. The program has been a powerful step in creating a more inclusive and understanding campus community. Hot Off the Reel Why MPUSD   - Prior to Thanksgiving Break, the Why MPUSD highlighted Seaside High School's Community Schools Coordinator Hugo Solorzano. It was the perfect time to highlight him during Family Engagement Month in November at MPUSD. Take a moment to see the impact Hugo is making at Seaside High School in English and Spanish . Read about him here . MPUSD Nutrition Services Cooks Up a Holiday Meal -  Students at all schools who participated in the lunch program received a meal cooked from scratch on Thursday, November 21, 2024. The meal included free-range turkey, sweet potatoes, green beans, and cranberry sauce. All products are locally-sourced, including the turkeys from Cream Co. based in the Bay Area. Take a moment to see the wonderful meal our Nutritional Services team created here . Monterey High School | International Baccalaureate School Showcase  -  Prior to the Thanksgiving Break, Monterey High School went through a rigorous International Baccalaureate evaluation. As part of the evaluation, the district and school produced a school showcase video. We invite you to take a look at what's happening at Monterey High School here . Reminders: Info in Previous Editions Worthy of Repeat CPR/AED Classes - Have you ever wanted to take a CPR/AED course? Do you need to renew your CPR/AED card? An upcoming workshop focused on adult, child, and infant CPR/AED is being offered outside of MPUSD. Classes are $70 per person and come with a certification card valid for two years. To register for classes, please visit our website  www.elevateservice.org . For any questions you have, you can submit via their website or email info@elevateservice.org .  This offering is not sponsored by MPUSD and being promoted in the event employees are interested in a course. Classes are available this fall in Monterey as follows: December 16 | 5:30 p.m.

Tuesday, Dec 03 2024

STARTING in 15 Minutes: Hidden Dangers of Social Med...

MPUSD in partnership with Ohana Montage Health present an online workshop about the hidden dangers of social media. December 2, 2024 5:30 p.m. Zoom Webinar: https://the.mpusd.net/hiddendangerssocialmedia Simultaneous Spanish Translation Available - Separate Zoom Rooms The presentations may be accessed below: ​ Presentation | English Presentación | Español Social media is more than just a distraction—it’s a public health risk. From anxiety to cyberbullying, the impact on our children is real. Join us for an important webinar where we’ll explore the dangers of social media and share tips for healthier engagement. Simultaneous Spanish translation available (English and Spanish in separate Zoom rooms). Did you know that social media platforms are engineered to be addictive? Recent laws are pushing schools to create policies addressing the growing health risks of social media—risks that directly impact our children’s mental, emotional, and social well-being. Join us for this critical presentation, where we'll explore: The addictive nature of social media The emotional and social toll on our youth Tips for healthy social media engagement New legislation driving schools to create protections for students

Tuesday, Dec 03 2024

Hidden Dangers of Social Media Webinar | December 2

MPUSD in partnership with Ohana Montage Health present an online workshop about the hidden dangers of social media. December 2, 2024 5:30 p.m. Zoom Webinar: https://the.mpusd.net/hiddendangerssocialmedia Simultaneous Spanish Translation Available - Separate Zoom Rooms Social media is more than just a distraction—it’s a public health risk. From anxiety to cyberbullying, the impact on our children is real. Join us for an important webinar where we’ll explore the dangers of social media and share tips for healthier engagement. Simultaneous Spanish translation available (English and Spanish in separate Zoom rooms). Did you know that social media platforms are engineered to be addictive? Recent laws are pushing schools to create policies addressing the growing health risks of social media—risks that directly impact our children’s mental, emotional, and social well-being. Join us for this critical presentation, where we'll explore: The addictive nature of social media The emotional and social toll on our youth Tips for healthy social media engagement New legislation driving schools to create protections for students

Sunday, Dec 01 2024

MPUSD News: Community Updates | November 30

Weekly communication from the Monterey Peninsula Unified School District. Breaking News Welcome Back - We hope you and your family had a beautiful Thanksgiving. We look forward to welcoming students, teachers, and staff back to school on Monday, December 2, 2024. When we return, we have three weeks to finish the calendar year strong before Winter Break begins on Monday, December 23, 2024. THIS MONDAY: Hidden Dangers of Social Media Virtual Workshop - Social media is more than just a distraction—it’s a public health risk. From anxiety to cyberbullying, the impact on our children is real. Join MPUSD and Ohana Montage Health on December 2, 2024,  at  5:30 p.m. for an essential online workshop on social media risks, covering the addictive nature of platforms, emotional toll on youth, and tips for healthier use. Learn how new laws are driving schools to protect students. Simultaneous Spanish translation available. Join via Zoom webinar . Learn more in our  newsroom story on MPUSD's website. High School Student Transfer Window Closes December 6 - The transfer window for students wishing to move from one high school to another within MPUSD closes on Friday, December 6, 2024. Parents/guardians must submit an online transfer request by 3:30 p.m. on December 6. For details on transfer requests for the high school transfer process, visit our newsroom story or go directly to the  student transfer web page . The window for elementary, TK-8, and middle schools will open in January 2025. Note: Transfers are based on space availability at each high school. Information of Interest Need to Miss School for a Few Days? Short-Term Independent Study Has You Covered   -   If your student needs to be away from school for one to 15 days —whether for family emergencies or extended holiday breaks—our Short-Term Independent Study program is here to help them keep up with lessons. This flexible option is perfect with upcoming holidays, like Winter Break, just around the corner. Your student can continue learning while away and avoid falling behind. NOTE: Please provide your child's school a minimum of 3 - 5 days advance notice. These programs offer a great way to keep your student engaged in their education and maintain a record of perfect attendance throughout the school year. Reach out to learn more and take advantage of these opportunities! Hot Off the Reel Marina Learning Community on the Big Screen  - In case you missed it before we went to Thanksgiving Break, take a moment to learn how our  Marina schools are addressing the challenges of chronic absenteeism with a focus on empowering students and families. While these videos feature Marina community members and highlights Marina statistics, the attendance message applies districtwide.  MPUSD presented an impactful three-part video series highlighting the importance of building strong attendance habits early, the effects of absences on students and communities, and the resources available to support families in creating brighter futures. The series brought together voices from students, parents, educators, and community leaders, showcasing a collective effort to improve attendance and inspire success. Watch the videos and learn more  here . Each :60 second video is also embedded below for easy viewing.                                         Board of Education Board of Education  - The last two Board of Education meetings of this year are on December 10 and December 17 .    T he agenda may be found  here on December 5 and December 12, respectively.  You can attend the meeting in person at 540 Canyon Del Rey in Del Rey Oaks, join via  Zoom , or watch it on  AMP-TV . If  you miss the meeting and want to learn about what actions the Board takes, check out our  Board Highlights . Upcoming MPUSD Events Most  events  are linked to  MPUSD's website  to receive more information. You may also access the district's school year calendar  here . 12.2.   Hidden Dangers of Social Media Virtual Webinar 12.6   High School Student Transfer Period Closes 12.10   Board of Education Meeting 12.17   Board of Education Meeting 12.23   Winter Break | No School 12.24   Winter Break | No School 12.25   Winter Break | No School 12.26   Winter Break | No School 12.27   Winter Break | No School 12.28   Winter Break | No School 12.29   Winter Break | No School 12.30   Winter Break | No School 12.31   Winter Break | No School 1.1.25   Winter Break | No School 1.2.25  Winter Break | No School 1.3.25  Winter Break | No School 1.4.25  Winter Break | No School 1.5.25  Winter Break | No School 1.6.25  Teacher Professional Development Day | No School 1.7.25   Teacher Work Day | No School 1.8.25   School Returns to Session

Saturday, Nov 30 2024

MPUSD News: Community Updates | November 23

Weekly communication from the Monterey Peninsula Unified School District. Breaking News Message from Superintendent PK Diffenbaugh - Take a moment to hear from Superintendent Diffenbaugh wishing you a Happy Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving Break | November 25 - 29, 2024 - MPUSD schools will observe Thanksgiving Break the week of November 25 - 29, 2024, and our schools will be closed. MPUSD departments will have limited hours during this week. If you plan to visit one of our departments, call in advance to be sure it is open. We look forward to welcoming students back on Monday, December 2, 2024. Unifying Marina Learning Community Attendance Campaign - Discover how Marina schools are addressing the challenges of chronic absenteeism with a focus on empowering students and families. MPUSD presents an impactful three-part video series highlighting the importance of building strong attendance habits early, the effects of absences on students and communities, and the resources available to support families in creating brighter futures. The series brings together voices from students, parents, educators, and community leaders, showcasing a collective effort to improve attendance and inspire success. Watch the videos and learn more  here . Each :60 second video is also embedded below for easy viewing.                 Information of Interest Special Education Day at MPUSD - December 2, 2024, marks National Special Education Day to honor the progress and achievements of students with disabilities and highlight the work being done to ensure each child’s success. MPUSD is committed to creating an inclusive environment where students of all abilities can grow, thrive, and succeed. MPUSD’s Special Education Department provides a wide range of services to students with disabilities from birth through 22 years of age. Through specialized academic instruction, MPUSD supports students in meeting their unique educational and developmental goals. Learn more in our  MPUSD newsroom story . The Hidden Dangers of Social Media Virtual Workshop - When we return from Thanksgiving Break, join MPUSD and Ohana Montage Health on December 2, 2024, at 5:30 p.m. for an essential online workshop on social media risks, covering the addictive nature of platforms, emotional toll on youth, and tips for healthier use. Learn how new laws are driving schools to protect students. Simultaneous Spanish translation available. Join via Zoom webinar . Learn more in our  newsroom story on MPUSD's website. Hot Off the Reel Why MPUSD - This week's  Why MPUSD highlights Seaside High School's Community Schools Coordinator Hugo Solorzano. It is the perfect time to highlight him during Family Engagement Month at MPUSD. Take a moment to see the impact Hugo is making at Seaside High School below in English and Spanish. Read about him  here . MPUSD Nutrition Services Cooks Up a Holiday Meal  -  Students at all schools who participated in the lunch program received a meal cooked from scratch on Thursday, November 21, 2024. The meal included free-range turkey, sweet potatoes, green beans, and cranberry sauce. All products are locally-sourced, including the turkeys from Cream Co. based in the Bay Area. Monterey High School | International Baccalaureate School Showcase  -  Prior to the Thanksgiving Break, Monterey High School went through a rigorous International Baccalaureate evaluation. As part of the evaluation, the district and school produced a school showcase video. We invite you to take a look at what's happening at Monterey High School. Board of Education Board of Education  - The Board of Education will meet on December 10, 2024, and December 17, 2024 .   T he agenda may be found  here on December 5 and December 12, respectively.  You can attend the meeting in person at 540 Canyon Del Rey in Del Rey Oaks, join via  Zoom , or watch it on  AMP-TV .  Can't make  the meeting and want to learn about what actions the Board takes, check out our  Board Highlights immediately following each meeting. Reminders: Information Previously Published Worthy of Mention Last Call: High School Student Transfer Window Closes December 6 - The transfer window for students wishing to move from one high school to another within MPUSD opened November 1, 2024, and will close on December 6, 2024. Parents/guardians must submit an online transfer request by 3:30 p.m. on December 6. For details on transfer requests for the high school transfer process, visit our newsroom story or go directly to the  student transfer web page . The window for elementary, TK-8, and middle schools will open in January 2025. Note: Transfers are based on space availability at each high school. Upcoming MPUSD Events Most  events  are linked to  MPUSD's website  to receive more information. You may also access the district's school year calendar  here . 11.25   Thanksgiving Break | No School 11.26   Thanksgiving Break | No School 11.27   Thanksgiving Break | No School 11.28   Thanksgiving Break | No School 11.29   Thanksgiving Break | No School

Saturday, Nov 23 2024

MPUSD eNews | November 19

The MPUSD eNews is the weekly internal newsletter for MPUSD all staff. MPUSD eNews The MPUSD eNews  will be on hiatus Tuesday, November 26, 2024, in observance of the Thanksgiving Break. The MPUSD eNews  will return on Tuesday, December 3, 2024. Be sure to share your news with mmcfadden@mpusd.net to be included in future editions. MPUSD Way We love highlighting our staff. Share about a peer or supervisor for us to highlight in future editions throughout the school year. Email information to mmcfadden@mpusd.net or reply to this ParentSquare post. Positive Culture - MPUSD celebrates a significant milestone with this year’s YouthTruth results, marking the first time since the pandemic that staff perceptions have increased across all areas and levels. These improvements underscore the outstanding work happening districtwide. Additionally, most areas of student experience saw gains, reflecting the positive changes within school communities. These achievements are a testament to the leadership of MPUSD principals and assistant principals, who have set the tone for fostering supportive and empowering environments. Kudos also to MPUSD teachers and staff for the positive tone they set for students in the classroom, creating a culture where students feel valued and supported. This progress highlights the resilience and commitment of leaders, teachers, and staff who continue to make a meaningful impact, even amidst the challenges of recent years. Service Mindset - Central Coast High School’s staff  exemplifies the MPUSD Way tenet of service mindset, consistently going above and beyond for students and the community. From Chef Nicole’s unwavering support to Ms. C’s dedication as a new Campus Monitor and Van Driver, the CCHS team shines with commitment. Staff members like Ms. Huerta, who led the school's Wellness Wednesday yoga, and Brenda Acosta, the Bilingual Community Liaison, strengthen community ties and well-being. With Academic Counselor Jason Green, Mr. Perdue, and Ms. Rose supports students in every way, the staff continues to foster a positive, resilient school environment. Improve With Purpose - A big shout-out to Mr. Robert  at Los Arboles Middle School for exemplifying the MPUSD Way tenet -  improve with purpose . One of MPUSD’s bus drivers shared how Mr. Robert consistently steps in to address student behavior with a balance of firm discipline and genuine care. His approach not only resolves the situation, but also helps students feel respected and supported. Mr. Robert’s ability to guide students while maintaining a positive connection truly embodies the MPUSD Way—thank you for making a difference every day! Every Person Matters and We're Better Together - A huge round of applause for  Monterey High School’s Nikki Ahrenstorff for her exceptional work with the International Baccalaureate (IB) program over the years and for her incredible effort in preparing for last week’s evaluation. Coordinating and presenting such a comprehensive review—especially virtually—was no small feat, and Nikki absolutely knocked it out of the park! A big thank-you also goes out to  all Monterey High School staff  for their flexibility during the visit. Your dedication and hard work over the past year and a half (and the past six years as an IB school) truly paid off and shined during this evaluation. Fantastic job, everyone! Every Person Matters - At MPUSD, we know that every person matters, and this past week showcased the incredible dedication and teamwork of staff from Dr. Martin Luther, King, Jr. School of the Arts . Griselda went above and beyond to plan the Ruby Bridges Walk to School Day and organize the Community School Information Session. Angela, Drew, and Vanessa’s support for these events demonstrated the power of collaboration. Cathleen and Thomas’ behind-the-scenes contributions to set up and gather supplies for the Ruby Bridges event were essential and deeply appreciated. Derek, Kate, and Lizanne’s flexibility and focus on prioritizing student learning during Math Articulation day embodied intentionality and care. The Kinder Team—Devina, Joyce, and Zach—showed honesty and openness while navigating complex situations with grace. Finally, Derek, Jasmine, Vanessa Sanchez, Elizabeth, and Mia, created engaging learning environments in their classrooms, where students practiced partner talk and applied academic vocabulary. Of Interest to Staff Happy Thanksgiving | Fruit Baskets - We hope this last week of school before Thanksgiving Break is fruitful and productive. Speaking of fruit, some will be coming your way this week. Look for a basket (box) of fresh and delicious fruit delivered to your school site from the Superintendent and Cabinet team. Just a small treat to express gratitude to the MPUSD team. Health Benefits Open Enrollment Closes Today -  In case you missed the communications from Human Resources, this is just a friendly reminder that the benefits period closes today - Tuesday, November 19, 2024. No changes will be accepted once open enrollment is over. As always, an in-person appointment is required to submit changes. Reach out to Berenice Garcia at begarcia@mpusd.k12.ca.us REMINDER: High School Student Transfer Window Opened November 1   - If you have a student in our MPUSD schools, just a friendly reminder that the transfer window for students wishing to move from one high school to another within MPUSD opened November 1, 2024, and will close on December 6, 2024. As an employee, if you have a child in MPUSD and wish to have your child transferred to another school for the upcoming 2025-2026 school year, we encourage you to submit your online transfer request by 3:30 p.m. on December 6. For details on transfer requests for the high school transfer process, visit our newsroom story or go directly to the student transfer web page . The window for elementary, TK-8, and middle schools will open in January 2025. Note: Transfers are based on space availability at each high school.   Districtwide News Attendance Matters - If you're going to see Gladiator, Moana 2, or Wicked over the Thanksgiving Break, you're in for a real treat! The Marina learning community came together to address the importance of attendance in Marina schools. A total of three :60 seconds videos are being produced, along with a longer version incorporating voices from all three videos. The :60 second video clips will begin playing in the Cinemark Century Marina theater over the Thanksgiving weekend. Take a moment to watch the first and  second of three videos. And, be sure to arrive 10 minutes before the movie to catch our videos on the big screen! Thanksgiving Break | November 25 - 29, 2024   - MPUSD schools will observe Thanksgiving Break the week of November 25 - 29, 2024, and our schools will be closed. MPUSD departments will have limited hours during this week. If you plan to visit one of our departments, call in advance to be sure it is open. We look forward to welcoming students and staff back on Monday, December 2, 2024. Mark You Calendars | December 2, 2024  -  Be sure to mark your calendars for when we return from Thanksgiving Break. We invite you to join a webinar - Hidden Dangers of Social Media  - on Monday, December 2, at 5:30 p.m. for a critical presentation via  Zoom Webinar ., where we’ll cover - the addictive nature of social media, the emotional and social toll on our youth, tips for healthy social media engagement, and ew legislation protecting students. Bond Dollars at Work   - The latest issue of  Bond Dollars at Work , highlighting progress on MPUSD's school facilities is hot off the press. The October edition highlighted work at Marina High School and Monterey Adult School. Recognizing National School Psychology Week -  MPUSD proudly celebrated National School Psychology Week from November 11-15, 2024, highlighting the invaluable role school psychologists play in fostering student success. These dedicated professionals support students' academic, social, emotional, and behavioral growth while building vital connections between school, home, and the community. Read more about the impact of MPUSD’s school psychologists  here . Also take a moment to hear from one of our school psychologist's in last week's Why MPUSD series (see below - Hot Off the Reel). Cut to the Campus 8th grade AVID students from Los Arboles Middle School  had the opportunity to visit UC Davis last week thanks to Mr. Collyer, Ms. Aine, Ms. Ishak, and Ms. KC. College visits are such a wonderful experience for students to see first-hand the college culture. Marina High School  celebrates a monumental achievement as the boys' cross country team secures the first-ever Central Coast Section (CCS) Championship in the school’s history. Coaches Omar Sanchez and Jake Bermel led the team to this historic victory. The talented athletes—Kevin Azpeitia, Eduardo Bernal-Samaro, Miguel Angel Flores, Victor Cano, Juan Carlos Perez, and Tarin Riner—showcase the dedication and excellence of Marina High School’s students. Congratulations to the team and coaches for this incredible accomplishment. Last week,  Marina Vista Elementary Arts Academy celebrated its amazing students with Hawk Pride awards, recognizing their hard work, dedication, and accomplishments. Over the weekend, the school community came together for Beautification Day, enhancing their campus and showing true Marina Vista pride. Olson Elementary’s Student Council took the initiative to share why they want their peers at school. Take a moment to see their message  here . At the Seaside Child Development Center , students are exploring the exciting world of building and construction through a Creative Curriculum investigation study. By creating models of local landmarks like schools, libraries, and fire stations, children are fostering teamwork, problem-solving, and fine motor skills while connecting to their community. Their pride and excitement in showcasing these projects highlight how we’re building more than structures—we’re building relationships and lasting memories together! Hot Off the Reel Why MPUSD - Last week's Why MPUSD highlights Central Coast High School's Aykui Damaryan-Nordloff, As a school psychologist, learn how Aykui helps students be their best version of themselves. Read about Aykui here or take a moment to watch her journey here . Reminders: Info in Previous Editions Worthy of Repeat The Crucible @ Monterey High School   - Join Monterey High School for The Crucible , Arthur Miller's riveting portrayal of power, intolerance, and justice in Puritan Salem, in the Monterey High School Welch Theatre. Don’t miss this timeless classic, hailed as one of the most powerful American plays of the 20th century. The show runs   November 21, 22, 23, 24 (Fridays & Saturdays at 7:00 pm, Sundays at 2:00 pm). General Admission: $15 | Students w/ID: $8 |  Purchase Tickets Here . Promoting Substance Use Awareness for a Healthier Youth Community  - Montage Health proudly announces its Substance Use Awareness Education and Teacher’s Guide, designed to provide essential resources for prevention and support. This MCOE-approved lesson plan is available for educators of 5th–12th grade and only takes one class period to complete. Plus, educators who implement the lesson and complete a brief feedback survey will receive a $50 Amazon eGift Card for classroom purchases. Learn more in  full email from Montage Health and MCOE . CPR/AED Classes - Have you ever wanted to take a CPR/AED course? Do you need to renew your CPR/AED card? An upcoming workshop focused on adult, child, and infant CPR/AED is being offered outside of MPUSD. Classes are $70 per person and come with a certification card valid for two years. To register for classes, please visit our website  www.elevateservice.org . For any questions you have, you can submit via their website or email info@elevateservice.org . This offering is not sponsored by MPUSD and being promoted in the event employees are interested in a course. Classes are available this fall in Monterey as follows: November 25 | 5:30 p.m. December 2 | 5:30 p.m. December 16 | 5:30 p.m.

Tuesday, Nov 19 2024

MPUSD News: Community Updates | November 16

Weekly communication from the Monterey Peninsula Unified School District. Breaking News THIS MORNING: Community School Information Session - Did you know that six Seaside schools are now community schools ? Join us TODAY - Saturday, November 16, 2024 - at the Oldemeyer Center from 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. to learn more about how this transformative model brings together educators, families, students, and community members to build a foundation for student success and community well-being. Free food and childcare. More information about the event here or visit our community schools webpage . Thanksgiving Break | November 25 - 29, 2024 - MPUSD schools will observe Thanksgiving Break the week of November 25 - 29, 2024, and our schools will be closed. MPUSD departments will have limited hours during this week. If you plan to visit one of our departments, call in advance to be sure it is open. We look forward to welcoming students back on Monday, December 2, 2024. Bond Dollars at Work - The latest issue of Bond Dollars at Work , highlighting progress on MPUSD's school facilities is hot off the press. The October edition highlighted work at Marina High School and Monterey Adult School. Information of Interest TODAY: Family STEM Day - Community partner, Monterey Peninsula College, offers its annual Family STEM Day - TODAY - Saturday, November 16, 2024 - from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at their Monterey campus. Enjoy hands-on learning and STEM-themed activities at this free event designed for the entire family.  MPUSD students who attend can earn Saturday Academy credit and earn a day to clear an absence by attending this event. Look for MPUSD's table and be sure to sign in to receive MPUSD Saturday Academy credit. Expanding Your Horizons (EYH): STEM Conference & Career Fair for Girls - Girls in grades 5–10 are invited to explore the world of STEM at the upcoming EYH conference on December 7, 2024, from 9 am - 3 pm at Hartnell College! Enjoy hands-on workshops led by local female mathematicians, scientists, and engineers, while connecting with inspiring professionals from your community. Participants will receive: two engaging STEM workshops, access to a Career Fair with giveaways, EYH T-shirts & tote bags filled with goodies, light breakfast, lunch, and raffle prizes! Learn more and register  here ! Don't miss this exciting opportunity to dream big and discover STEM careers! Recognizing National School Psychology Week -  MPUSD proudly celebrated National School Psychology Week from November 11-15, 2024, highlighting the invaluable role school psychologists play in fostering student success. These dedicated professionals support students' academic, social, emotional, and behavioral growth while building vital connections between school, home, and the community. Read more about the impact of MPUSD’s school psychologists  here . Also take a moment to hear from one of our school psychologist's in this week's Why MPUSD series (see below - Hot Off the Reel). The Crucible @ Monterey High School - Join Monterey High School for  The Crucible , Arthur Miller's riveting portrayal of power, intolerance, and justice in Puritan Salem, opened last night - Friday, November 15, 2024, - in the Monterey High School Welch Theatre. Don’t miss this timeless classic, hailed as one of the most powerful American plays of the 20th century. Show Dates, Times and Tickets November 15, 16, 17, 21, 22, 23, 24 Fridays & Saturdays at 7:00 pm, Sundays at 2:00 pm General Admission: $15 | Students w/ID: $8 |  Purchase Tickets Here Hot Off the Reel Why MPUSD - This week's Why MPUSD highlights Central Coast High School's Aykui Damaryan-Nordloff, As a school psychologist, learn how Aykui helps students be their best version of themselves. Read about Aykui  here or take a moment to watch her journey below.   Olson Elementary Student Council Highlights Attendance - Olson Elementary Student Council took the initiative to share why they want their peers at school. Take a moment to see their message. Board of Education Board of Education  - The Board of Education met on Tuesday, November 12, 2024.  If you missed the meeting and want to learn about what actions the Board takes, check out our  Board Highlights . Our next meeting is Tuesday, December 10. T he agenda may be found  here on December 5.  You can attend the meeting in person at 540 Canyon Del Rey in Del Rey Oaks, join via  Zoom , or watch it on  AMP-TV .  Reminders: Information Previously Published Worthy of Mention High School Student Transfer Window Opened November 1 - The transfer window for students wishing to move from one high school to another within MPUSD opened November 1, 2024, and will close on December 6, 2024. Parents/guardians must submit an online transfer request by 3:30 p.m. on December 6. For details on transfer requests for the high school transfer process, visit our newsroom story or go directly to the  student transfer web page . The window for elementary, TK-8, and middle schools will open in January 2025. Note: Transfers are based on space availability at each high school. The Hidden Dangers of Social Media Virtual Workshop - Join MPUSD and Ohana Montage Health on December 2, 2024, at 5:30 p.m. for an essential online workshop on social media risks, covering the addictive nature of platforms, emotional toll on youth, and tips for healthier use. Learn how new laws are driving schools to protect students. Simultaneous Spanish translation available. Join via Zoom webinar . Learn more in our  newsroom story on MPUSD's website. Upcoming MPUSD Events Most  events  are linked to  MPUSD's website  to receive more information. You may also access the district's school year calendar  here . 11.16    Community School Information Session (see mention above) 11.16    Special Saturday Academy | MPC Family STEM Day (see mention above) 11.25   Thanksgiving Break | No School 11.26   Thanksgiving Break | No School 11.27   Thanksgiving Break | No School 11.28   Thanksgiving Break | No School 11.29   Thanksgiving Break | No School

Saturday, Nov 16 2024

Saturday Academy Credit: Family STEM Day at Monterey...

Special Opportunity for Saturday Academy Credit: Family STEM Day at Monterey Peninsula College (MPC) Attend MPC’s Family STEM Day on  Saturday,  November 16, 2024, from 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.  This annual event is an incredible chance for students to dive into STEM activities with family and friends, all while earning Saturday Academy credit!  Vanessa Perez, our Saturday Academy coordinator, along with MPUSD teachers and volunteers, will be there to check in MPUSD students at the MPUSD table. If your student attends, they can recover a missed day and earn Saturday Academy credit toward perfect attendance. Be sure to look for the MPUSD pop-up tent, signage, and tables to check your child in to receive Saturday Academy credit.  [Friday, Nov 15 at 8:28 AM] The address for Monterey Peninsula College (MPC) is 980 Fremont St., Monterey, CA 93940. Provided is a link with full details: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mpcs-family-stem-day-returns-dive-into-a-day-of-science-and-fun-tickets-974295071787

Friday, Nov 15 2024

MPUSD eNews | November 12

The MPUSD eNews is the weekly internal newsletter for MPUSD all staff. Board of Education Board of Education -  The Board of Education meets this evening - Tuesday, November 12, 2024. The agenda may be found here . You can attend the meeting in person at 540 Canyon Del Rey in Del Rey Oaks, join via Zoom , or watch it on AMP-TV . If you miss the meeting and want to learn about what actions the Board takes, check out our Board Highlights later that evening.   MPUSD Way We love highlighting our staff. Share about a peer or supervisor for us to highlight in future editions throughout the school year. Email information to mmcfadden@mpusd.net or replying to this ParentSquare post. Service Mindset - Our community is fortunate to have such responsive and proactive leaders! A Seaside neighbor shared their appreciation for the quick response and teamwork in addressing a safety concern. Thanks to the thoughtful planning and swift action of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. School of the Arts  leadership and Dietrick Brown from our  Maintenance & Operations  team, adjustments to the cones on the median strip on the busy Broadway Avenue street were made seamlessly, ensuring safe driveway access. Your dedication to creating a safe and supportive environment for all is truly commendable—thank you! Learn Something New Every Day  - Principal Drew Coleman expressed his heartfelt gratitude to the  Olson Elementary  staff during their recent multi-lingual learner PD day. He commended their deep engagement, effort, and commitment to supporting this student group, emphasizing the importance of consistent structure and effective instructional routines paired with positive, specific praise. Principal Coleman encouraged staff to continue this focus and dedication through Thanksgiving Break, thanking them for truly living out the spirit of learning something new every day. Improve with Purpose   - At  Monte Vista TK-8 Schoo l, staff recently gathered for a school culture professional development session focused on enhancing campus routines and addressing challenging behaviors with purpose and collaboration. Through a gallery walk brainstorming session, staff shared insights and set clear expectations for key routines across various campus locations. Additionally, they developed a collaborative problem-solving assessment plan to support students at each grade level, helping them build skills related to specific behavioral challenges. As part of ongoing growth, teachers participated in Peer Instructional Rounds, observing each other's classrooms to deepen their focus on formative assessment and active student engagement—key aspects of Monte Vista’s problem of practice. The school also welcomed the districtwide middle school English Language Arts curriculum implementation team for integrity walks in Grades 7-8, exemplifying MPUSD's commitment to continuous improvement and purposeful growth. Service Mindset - Parent engagement is a top priority at MPUSD, and Seaside High School is setting a strong example. Led by Community School Coordinator  Hugo Solorzano , Seaside High recently hosted its first mothers' meeting, bringing SHS moms together for an open discussion about the challenges of parenting teenagers. This gathering offered a supportive space for parents to connect, share insights, and brainstorm ways to strengthen student support, reflecting the school’s commitment to community and family engagement as part of MPUSD’s Service Mindset. Of Interest to Staff The Crucible @ Monterey High School   - Join Monterey High School for The Crucible , Arthur Miller's riveting portrayal of power, intolerance, and justice in Puritan Salem, opening Friday, November 15, 2024, at 7 pm in the Monterey High School Welch Theatre. Don’t miss this timeless classic, hailed as one of the most powerful American plays of the 20th century. The show runs   November 15, 16, 17, 21, 22, 23, 24 (Fridays & Saturdays at 7:00 pm, Sundays at 2:00 pm). General Admission: $15 | Students w/ID: $8 |  Purchase Tickets Here . Promoting Substance Use Awareness for a Healthier Youth Community  - Montage Health proudly announces its Substance Use Awareness Education and Teacher’s Guide, designed to provide essential resources for prevention and support. This MCOE-approved lesson plan is available for educators of 5th–12th grade and only takes one class period to complete. Plus, educators who implement the lesson and complete a brief feedback survey will receive a $50 Amazon eGift Card for classroom purchases. Learn more in  full email from Montage Health and MCOE . Al Firdaus Ensemble by Palenke Arts - Community partner, Palenke Arts, is proud to bring back to Seaside the Al Firdaus Ensemble, two years after their mesmerizing performance for our community. Al Firdaus will be presenting songs from their album Shifa, which is inspired in the tradition of music therapy used in the medieval Bimaristans (hospitals) established in Al Andalus and across the Islamic world. Patients would be treated in beautiful courtyards with fountains and fragrant plants, using music with the same maqams (musical modes) that we have used on the songs on our album Shifa, to restore balance to the sick following the Greek medical system related to the humors. Their songs will also explore the relationship between different musical traditions such as, Flamenco, Andalusí, Syrian, Celtic and Sudanese, and these traditions are blended in songs such us Talama Ashku Gharami and Salawatun Tayyibatun.  Tickets are still available . NOTE: The concert was sold two years ago. This event is sponsored by an anonymous donor, Peace and Justice Resource Center, Whites for Racial Equity and Faisal Nimri. CANVA and ParentSquare Class Survey - The Communications department is taking an informal survey to gauge interest in CANVA or ParentSquare training. So far, we have 18 interested participants and will be working to schedule one-hour sessions that MPUSD teachers and staff can participate in voluntarily. There is still time to share your interest  here .   Districtwide News Come on Down: District English Language Advisory Committee | Location Change - You're invited, along with parents/guardians from each school’s English Learner Advisory Committee to this week's District English Learner Advisory Committee on Wednesday, November 13, 2024, from 6 - 7:30 p.m. at a  NEW LOCATION at Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. School of the Arts located at 1713 Broadway Avenue in Seaside, CA. We offer free dinner and childcare. We hope to see you there. You’re Invited: Community School Information Session - Our six Seaside community schools invite you on Saturday, November 16, to the Oldemeyer Center from 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. for a community school information session to learn more about how this transformative model brings together educators, families, students, and community members to build a foundation for student success and community well-being. Free food and childcare. More information about the event here or visit our  community schools webpage . Family STEM Day | November 16 - Earn Saturday Day Academy Credit  - Community partner, Monterey Peninsula College, offers its annual Family STEM Day on Saturday, November 16, 2024, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at their Monterey campus. Enjoy hands-on learning and STEM-themed activities at this free event designed for the entire family. MPUSD students who attend can earn credit and earn a day to clear an absence by attending this event. If you’re sending students, have them look for MPUSD's table and be sure to sign in to receive MPUSD Saturday Academy credit. REMINDER: High School Student Transfer Window Opened November 1   - The transfer window for students wishing to move from one high school to another within MPUSD opened November 1, 2024, and will close on December 6, 2024. As an employee, if you have a child in MPUSD and wish to have your child transferred to another school for the upcoming 2025-2026 school year, we encourage you to submit your online transfer request by 3:30 p.m. on December 6. For details on transfer requests for the high school transfer process, visit our newsroom story or go directly to the  student transfer web page . The window for elementary, TK-8, and middle schools will open in January 2025. Note: Transfers are based on space availability at each high school. Cut to the Campus Superintendent Diffenbaugh kicked off his student engagement visits to hear directly from students about what is working well, what they would like to see more of, and how they would like the district to prioritize its resources. His first stop was  Monterey High School last week. He is working with school sites to schedule these engagement tours to hear student input and incorporate their voice into districtwide efforts. Many MPUSD schools are recognizing Ruby Bridges Walk to School Day this Thursday, November 14, 2024, including Del Rey Woods, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. School of the Arts, Monte Vista TK-8,  and  Seaside Middle . Ruby Bridges was only six years old when she made history in 1960 by becoming the first Black student to integrate an all-white elementary school in the South. Her courageous walk to school, escorted by federal marshals, became a powerful symbol of resilience and progress in the civil rights movement.  A huge thank you to everyone who made  Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. School of the Arts Latin Art Night a success! With over 300 attendees, multiple generations of students' families joined in the celebration. Special appreciation goes to the dedicated staff who showcased student learning, set up, facilitated stations, and supervised during the concert. We’re so proud of the MLKSOA staff’s commitment to students and families.  A big round of applause to  JC Crumpton Elementary School’s  6th Grade Student Council for organizing a Sock Drive to support those in need. Donated socks will go directly to the All-In Organization, helping provide warmth and comfort to our community members. Thank you to these student leaders for their compassion and commitment to making a difference! MPUSD places a strong emphasis on arts and music education, and  La Mesa School  is excited to showcase their talented students in their upcoming Fall Concerts today and Thursday. These concerts highlight the creativity and hard work of our students and our commitment to enriching their educational experience through the arts.  Marina Vista Elementary Arts Academy , in partnership with families and sponsored by the Pebble Beach Company, is hosting a Beautification Day on November 16, 2024, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM! The school community will come together to refresh the campus, with a focus on updating the rock garden into a more vibrant, student-friendly space. Activities include planting, painting, and general cleanup—a great day of teamwork and creativity for students, families, and staff! You’re invited, as well, if you’re looking for something fun to do. Seaside High School celebrated First-Generation College Week with an inspiring lineup of events to support and empower students on their path to higher education. The week kicked off with a panel of speakers who shared their personal journeys as first-generation college students, providing motivation and valuable resources from institutions like MPC, UCSC, EOP, and more. UC Berkeley also hosted an admissions presentation, giving students an inside look at the application process, and a dedicated financial aid night helped parents navigate funding options. Huge shoutout to the school’s College & Career Center team for their commitment to delivering impactful programming that guides students toward their future goals! Hot Off the Reel Last week's Why MPUSD highlighted MPUSD's McKinney Vento Student Liaison Debora Ogarrio. Learn more about Debora and how she supports students here and take a moment to watch her video journey . MPUSD in the News MSN: Election 2024 - School bonds seem headed for approval Monterey Herald: Election 2024 - Schools bonds seem headed for approval Reminders: Info in Previous Editions Worthy of Repeat Hidden Dangers of Social Media: A Must-Attend Webinar  - Did you know social media platforms are designed to be addictive? With new laws pushing schools to address the growing health risks of social media, it’s more important than ever to understand how these platforms impact our children’s mental, emotional, and social well-being. Open to teachers, staff, students, and families. Join us on Monday, December 2, at 5:30 p.m. for a critical presentation via  Zoom Webinar ., where we’ll cover: - The addictive nature of social media   - The emotional and social toll on our youth   - Tips for healthy social media engagement   - New legislation protecting students Care Solace Support - MPUSD’s partnership with Care Solace continues to support all staff, students, and families. In the last five months, beginning on July 1, 2024, Care Solace has supported 11 cases, communicated with 457 contacts, conducted 4 appointments, and was found in 10 anonymous searches. The biggest jumps in engagement so far were in October and November (through the first week). In the event you may be struggling with prioritizing your health, including making appointments you might have been postponing, support is available through Care Solace. Below are some resources for you as employees; we encourage you to keep these handy. Whether you or a family member need help with mental health or substance use, Care Solace offers a confidential service that matches you with the right care. Call: 888-515-0595 (Available 24/7/365 with multilingual support) Visit: caresolace.com/mpusd to search on your own or click “Book Appointment” for video chat, email, or phone assistance. CPR/AED Classes - Have you ever wanted to take a CPR/AED course? Do you need to renew your CPR/AED card? An upcoming workshop focused on adult, child, and infant CPR/AED is being offered outside of MPUSD. Classes are $70 per person and come with a certification card valid for two years. To register for classes, please visit our website  www.elevateservice.org . For any questions you have, you can submit via their website or email info@elevateservice.org . This offering is not sponsored by MPUSD and being promoted in the event employees are interested in a course. Classes are available this fall in Monterey as follows: November 25 | 5:30 p.m. December 2 | 5:30 p.m. December 16 | 5:30 p.m. Free Produce Boxes  - Everyone’s Harvest in partnership with Farms Together continues to offer FREE boxes of produce to all area residents who qualify (must bring proof of qualification, e.g., Medical, EBT, WIC cards, etc.). This runs EVERY Thursday from 5 - 7 pm until May 2025 at the Seaside Farmers Market located at Laguna Grande Park at 1259 Canyon del Rey Blvd. ParentSquare and Social Media November Art  - As we head into November, we want to make available the artwork created for November ParentSquare and social media posts that you might be able to repurpose in your communications. The master folder is  here (and each month will be populated as we get closer to that timeframe).

Tuesday, Nov 12 2024

MPUSD News: Community Updates | November 9

Weekly communication from the Monterey Peninsula Unified School District. Breaking News Veterans Day Holiday | No School - On this Veterans Day, we extend our deepest gratitude to all who have served and continue to serve our country. Your courage, dedication, and sacrifices protect the freedoms we cherish. In observance of this important day, all MPUSD offices and schools will be closed on Monday, November 11, 2024. We will resume regular operations on  Tuesday, November 12, 2024. Thank you to our veterans for your service! District English Language Advisory Committee | Location Change - You're invited to next week's District English Learner Advisory Committee on Wednesday, November 13, 2024, from 6 - 7:30 p.m. at a NEW LOCATION at Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. School of the Arts located at 1713 Broadway Avenue in Seaside, CA. We offer free dinner and childcare. We hope to see you there. Community School Information Session - Did you know that six Seaside schools are now community schools ? Join us on Saturday, November 16, at the Oldemeyer Center from 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. to learn more about how this transformative model brings together educators, families, students, and community members to build a foundation for student success and community well-being. Free food and childcare. More information about the event here or visit our community schools webpage . Information of Interest National STEM/STEAM Day at MPUSD   - On November 8, 2024, MPUSD celebrated National STEM/STEAM Day - a day dedicated to sparking curiosity and encouraging students to explore the endless possibilities of science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics. Across our schools, classrooms come alive with hands-on projects designed to inspire creativity, critical thinking, and a love for discovery. Learn more about how MPUSD brings STEM/STEAM education to life throughout the school year, including exciting events like the upcoming Family STEM Day at Monterey Peninsula College on November 16, 2024, and Saturday Academy opportunities. Visit the  MPUSD newsroom to learn more. Family STEM Day - Community partner, Monterey Peninsula College, offers its annual Family STEM Day on Saturday, November 16, 2024, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at their Monterey campus. Enjoy hands-on learning and STEM-themed activities at this free event designed for the entire family. MPUSD students who attend can earn credit and earn a day to clear an absence by attending this event. Look for MPUSD's table and be sure to sign in to receive MPUSD Saturday Academy credit. The Crucible @ Monterey High School - Join Monterey High School for  The Crucible , Arthur Miller's riveting portrayal of power, intolerance, and justice in Puritan Salem, opening Friday, November 15, 2024, at 7 pm in the Monterey High School Welch Theatre. Don’t miss this timeless classic, hailed as one of the most powerful American plays of the 20th century. Show Dates, Times and Tickets November 15, 16, 17, 21, 22, 23, 24 Fridays & Saturdays at 7:00 pm, Sundays at 2:00 pm General Admission: $15 | Students w/ID: $8 |  Purchase Tickets Here Hot Off the Reel Why MPUSD - This week's Why MPUSD highlights MPUSD's McKinney Vento Student Liaison Debora Ogarrio. Learn more about Debora and how she supports students  here and take a moment to watch her video journey below. Board of Education Board of Education  - The Board of Education will meet on Tuesday, November 12, 2024. T he agenda may be found  here .  You can attend the meeting in person at 540 Canyon Del Rey in Del Rey Oaks, join via  Zoom , or watch it on  AMP-TV .  If you miss the meeting and want to learn about what actions the Board takes, check out our  Board Highlights later that evening .  Reminders: Information Previously Published Worthy of Mention High School Student Transfer Window Opened November 1 - The transfer window for students wishing to move from one high school to another within MPUSD opened November 1, 2024, and will close on December 6, 2024. Parents/guardians must submit an online transfer request by 3:30 p.m. on December 6. For details on transfer requests for the high school transfer process, visit our newsroom story or go directly to the  student transfer web page . The window for elementary, TK-8, and middle schools will open in January 2025. Note: Transfers are based on space availability at each high school. The Hidden Dangers of Social Media Virtual Workshop - Join MPUSD and Ohana Montage Health on December 2, 2024, at 5:30 p.m. for an essential online workshop on social media risks, covering the addictive nature of platforms, emotional toll on youth, and tips for healthier use. Learn how new laws are driving schools to protect students. Simultaneous Spanish translation available. Join via Zoom webinar . Learn more in our  newsroom story on MPUSD's website. Upcoming MPUSD Events Most  events  are linked to  MPUSD's website  to receive more information. You may also access the district's school year calendar  here . 11.11    Veteran's Day | No School 11.12     Board of Education Meeting 11.13     District English Learner Advisory Committee 11.16    Community School Information Session 11.25   Thanksgiving Break | No School 11.26   Thanksgiving Break | No School 11.27   Thanksgiving Break | No School 11.28   Thanksgiving Break | No School 11.29   Thanksgiving Break | No School

Saturday, Nov 09 2024