North Monterey County Unified School District

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    Dear NMCUSD families,
    Due to the air quality in the Monterey Bay area this past weekend, NMCUSD is monitoring local air quality.  The current forecast for our schools is a "Moderate" index with a current AQI of 54 (Moderate is 51 to 100).  The Monterey Bay Air Resources District lists Moderate air quality as "acceptable; however for some pollutants there may be a moderate health concern for a very small number of people.  For example, people who are unusually sensitive to ozone may experience some respiratory symptoms."  As a result, regular activities will take place, and staff members will continue to monitor students.  Any students observed having difficulty breathing during PE and/or recess will be allowed to sit out or remain inside; they will be monitored and, if necessary, may be sent to the office for further evaluation and parent contact.  The following is a link for the air quality information:  https://www.airnow.gov/index.cfm?action=aqibasics.aqi

    Estimadas Familia del Distrito Escolar,
    Debido a la calidad del aire en el área de la Bahia de Monterey del pasado fin de semana, el Distrito Escolar (NMCUSD) está monitoreando la calidad del aire local. El pronóstico actual para nuestras escuelas es un índice "Moderado" con un AQI (Indece de qualidad de aire) actual de 54 (Moderado es de 51 a 100). El Distrito de Recursos Aéreos de la Bahia de Monterey enumera la calidad del aire moderada como "aceptable; sin embargo, algunos contaminantes pueden causar un problema de salud moderado para un número muy pequeño de personas. Por ejemplo, las personas que son inusualmente sensibles al ozono pueden experimentar algunos síntomas respiratorios." Como resultado, se llevarán a cabo actividades regulares y los miembros del personal continuarán supervisando a los estudiantes. Cualquier estudiante que tenga dificultades para respirar durante la clase de educación física y / o el recreo podrá sentarse o permanecer adentro; serán monitoreados y, si es necesario, pueden ser enviados a la oficina para una evaluación adicional y para el contacto de los padres. El siguiente es un enlace para obtener información sobre la calidad del aire: https://www.airnow.gov/index.cfm?action=aqibasics.aqi 

Welcome to North Monterey County Unified School District

  • ACADEMIC CALENDARS
    2018 - 2019 ACADEMIC CALENDAR
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  • OUR MISSION
    "NMCUSD District Mission:  An innovative community school system,  we equip preschool to adult students with the skills, knowledge and attitudes they will need to pursue their life goals responsibly and creatively in a radically changing society."
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  • OUR BELIEF STATEMENT
    We believe in our students, our families, and our community.  What we dream, engage in, and achieve together matters!
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Nov. Important Dates to Remember

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Reminder of Thanksgiving Break Dates

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NMCUSD is a United Family We Accept the Challenge to Find the Key...What We Do Together Matters

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District in the News

  • In the news: The Buzz 11.15.18

    You already know the bad news: The housing crunch is brutal. But there are some creative solutions in the works. The latest effort is a down payment assistance program for Monterey Peninsula Unified, Pacific Grove Unified and North Monterey County Unified school districtemployees for at least two years, launched Nov. 13 by San Francisco-based Landed.

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  • In the News: New Program Helps Educators Buy Homes

    As home values continue to rise, school teachers and staff struggle to buy homes. To help, a growing number of local school districts are partnering with a company called “Landed”.

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Superintendent's Message

  • Kari 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 

    The North Monterey County Unified School District permits registered groups to provide information to parents and community members at Back to School Nights which are scheduled on various evenings beginning Wednesday, August 23rd. Accordingly, these events shall be designated as “public forum” under Education Code section 7058 and made available to all sides of political campaigns on an equitable basis.  Any person or group wishing to have an information table at these events must register 72 hours in advance with the Superintendent’s Office. 

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  • Keeping Our Schools Safe is a Top Priority: A reminder to students, parents and community members to report any concerns regarding school safety to the school principal and/or our School Resource Officer, Deputy Coronado at (831) 633-5221 ext 3262 or email humberto_coronado@nmcusd.org.  You are also encouraged to use the district's Tip Line below.  All concerns and tips will be follow-up on. 

    Mantener nuestras escuelas seguras es una prioridad principal:     Un recordatorio para los estudiantes, los padres y los miembros de la comunidad a que informen cualquier inquietud con respecto a la seguridad escolar al director de la escuela y / o a nuestro Oficial de Recursos Escolares, Deputado Coronado al (831) 633-5221 ext 3262 o al correo electrónico humberto_coronado@nmcusd.org. También se le recomienda utilizar la Línea de Información del distrito que se encuentra abajo. Todas las inquietudes y consejos serán seguidos.
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    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, November 12 (Veteran's Day observed)
    Thursday, November 21- 23 (Thanksgiving Break)
    Monday, December 24, 2018 - Tuesday, January 1, 2019 (Winter Recess)
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