Statements from NMCUSD

North Monterey County Unified School District reaffirms its dedication to ensuring the safety and wellbeing of all students and staff.

Read official statement from Superintendent Dr. Turkie here.

NMCUSD addresses the developing situation regarding the freeze in federal education funding and its potential impact on schools.

Click here to read Superintendent Dr. Turkie's full statement. 

NMCUSD responded swiftly to the Moss Landing battery plant fire by closing schools, providing PPE, and ensuring safe air circulation before reopening.

Click here to read the full letter from Superintendent Turkie.

NMCUSD has established protocols to respond to potential ICE actions, prioritizing student safety and legal protections. 

Evacuation orders remain in place due to the Moss Landing Battery Plant fire. Monterey County Health officials advise staying indoors. All NMCUSD schools and offices are closed until further notice. For resources, dial 211, and for school-related questions, email askthesuperintendent@nmcusd.org.

NMCUSD schools remain closed due to the Moss Landing Battery Plant fire, and evacuation orders are still in effect for nearby areas. For updates, visit readymontereycounty.org, and follow health recommendations to stay indoors and limit exposure; we will continue to monitor and share updates as needed.

Due to the ongoing fire at the battery plant in Moss Landing, all North Monterey County Unified School District schools and offices will be closed on Friday, January 17, 2025. The health and safety of our students and staff remain our top priority.

All students are safe and welcome at our schools, regardless of immigration status. Schools are designated as “Protected Areas” under federal and state laws, ensuring privacy and prohibiting ICE enforcement actions on school grounds.