Dear Community Members,
North Monterey County Unified has been making efforts to improve school climate by decreasing discipline, increasing attendance, and improving how students, parents, teachers and staff feel about their school culture. The District is focused on preparing and supporting teachers and administrators in a shift in how instruction is delivered in classrooms to meet the new curriculum standards. By focusing on student engagement strategies to include the integration of technology, the arts integration six learning principles, and the 4Cs (collaborating, communicating, critical thinking, and creativity) our students will be prepared for post high school education and their future careers.
New mathematical practice standards, literacy across curriculum, the new integrated science model, in addition to the integration of the arts into the curriculum has revitalized our schools and students are highly engaged in their own learning. Preparing students to be college and career ready upon graduation with a plan for one-year post-high school is the goal of NMCUSD. There is a focus to ensure students complete A-G courses with at least a 2.5 GPA and/or complete a Career Technical Education pathway to ensure they have a plan and not just graduate.
NMCUSD provides an infographic overview highlighting our focus areas and progress on the LCAP; English found here.
Versión en español aquí
All LCAP information found here
Changing How We View and Promote School Progress
Sincerely,
Kari Yeater
Superintendent
Sign-ups for Coderdojo is now OPEN! Click below to begin the registration:
¡Las inscripciones para Coderdojo ahora están ABIERTAS! Haga clic abajo para comenzar el registro:
Kinder Round-Up is coming up soon!
Information on Transitional Kinder / Kindergarten Round-up March 2, 2019
Ya se aproxima la registracion de Kinder!
Informacion sobre la registracion para Kinder en Transicion / Kinder 2 de marzo 2019
Attention Seniors and Senior Parent/Guardians: Cash For College Day at Hartnell College - February 23, 2019
In an effort to reduce instances of allergies such as: peanut allergies, adverse dairy reactions or other medical needs and make sure our students received the healthiest options we are asking parents to resist bringing outside snacks and treats and instead opt for our healthy options from our Nutrition Department.
If you believe you have found a snack that meets all the nutrition goals please come see us so that we can get approval from our Nutrition Department.
Click here for our --> Smart Snack Order Form
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En un esfuerzo para reducir los casos de alergias como alergias a los cacahuetes, reacciones adversas a los productos lácteos o otras necesidades medicas y asegurarnos de que nuestros estudiantes reciban las opciones más saludables, les pedimos a los padres que se resistan traer bocadillos y golosinas y opten por opciones saludables de nuestro Departamento de Nutrición.
Si cree que ha encontrado un bocadillo que cumple con todos los objetivos de nutrición, por favor visítenos para que podamos obtener la aprobación de nuestro Departamento de Nutrición.
haga clic aquí para nuestra --> Forma de Orden para Bocadillos
8142 Moss Landing Road Moss Landing, CA 95039
The district office is open Monday- Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
The district office is closed to the public on the following dates:
Monday, February 18, 2019 (President's Day)
Monday, May 27, 2019 (Memorial Day)
SALINAS — The Monterey County Office of Education along with a consortium of nine school districts in the county announced Tuesday it will receive a Local Solutions Grant to assist special education teachers.
Salinas, CA - A consortium of nine school districts led by the Monterey County Office of Education has received
