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November 2024

MU PrepNewsletterNovember 2024

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Marian Prep Hybrid Days Marian Prep Hybrid Days

  • November 22nd: MU Prep Hybrid Day Math and Career Exposure for Grades 6-12 – MU’s Witchger School of Engineering and MU’s School of Business
    • Arrival 10:00 AM - Please meet at MU's Alumni Hall (#5 on the map)
    • Pick Up 2:45 PM - at Alumni Hall
    • Schedule for the day
      • 10:30 AM - Visit with Dean of Marian University Business School - Dr. Rawski
      • 11:30 AM Lunch at MU Dining Commons ($10)
      • 12:30 PM Fluids/Wind Tunnel Demo - Dr. Saqib
      • 12:45 PM BME (biomedical engineer) Demo - Dr. Elwali
      • 1:00 PM Process Training Unit Demo and Material Testing Demo
      • 1:30 PM Projectile Motion and Laser Engraved Keychains - Dr. Mathieu, Dr. Vu, Prof Greene
  • December 6th: MU Prep Hybrid Day Science and Career Exposure - MU’s Nina Mason Pulliam Ecolab and MM’s Wood College Osteopathic Medical School/Leighton School of Nursing

For specific information regarding School Sponsored Events, to include MU Prep’s Hybrid Experiences, please review within Marian University Preparatory School’s Parent and Student Handbook 2024-2025 (i.e. pages 22 & 26). Please note, all attending students’ parents will provide a completed and signed Permission Form/Liability Release Agreement prior to scheduled Hybrid Experiences.

*Please note, for students attending Hybrid Experiences:

  • Families are responsible for providing their student transportation to Marian University or designated off-site Hybrid Experience locations and must be dropped-off and picked-up according to the schedule. Students are expected to be picked up within 15 minutes of the end of the event.
  • Families are encouraged to administer medications outside the hours of school hybrid experiences, if possible. Parents/guardians shall assume full responsibility for the care of this part of their child’s health while attending.
Permission slip for Nov. 22nd Hybrid Day
Please respond whether you are attending or not. Thank you!

Friendly Reminders!! Friendly Reminders!!

  • Thanksgiving Break - November 27-29
  • Last Day to turn in Teacher Graded Assignments is December 13th
  • Last Day to turn in Computer Graded Assignments is December 20th at Noon
  • Finals Week is December 16-20 for those who have finals
  • Winter Break is Dec 21 - Jan 5

****** Stride-K12 Technical Support ******* ****** Stride-K12 Technical Support *******

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Stride/K12 Customer & Technical Support

Phone: (866) 512-2273

Website: https://www.help.k12.com/s/


Submit a Ticket: https://www.help.k12.com/s/submit-a-case

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Have Questions???

Contact us at:

Phone: 463-234-1720

Email: info@muprep.com

Attendance email: Attendance@muprep.com

Website: https://muprep.k12.com/

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The diversity within Native American cultures is truly remarkable! Each tribe and region has its own unique traditions. Let’s explore them together! Tell us about a Native American tradition that you love or holds special meaning to you—a ceremony, celebration, or cultural practice. What makes it special? How has it impacted your life or your family?

Snap a Photo or Create a short video!

•Video should be no longer than 1 minute

Share it with us

Upload your picture or video and brief write up by clicking the picture

Post it on your social and tag our school

Suggested hashtags: #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth #NativeTraditions #IndigenousCulture

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•National Native American Heritage Month celebrates the rich histories, diverse cultures, and lasting contributions of Native American people. It also honors the leaders and trailblazers who have championed progress, sovereignty, and equity for their communities.

•It is a time to celebrate the traditions, languages, and stories of Native American, Alaska Native, Native Hawaiian, and Island communities.

•Native American Heritage Month recognizes the unique heritage of the 574 federally recognized tribes, as well as the countless other Indigenous groups whose ancestors have long inhabited this land.

•First established in 1990, Native American Heritage Month provides an opportunity to reflect on the deep cultural legacy and the enduring presence of Native Americans in the United States.

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Do you have a favorite Native American dish—whether it's a cherished family recipe or a local favorite? Share it with us! Write a brief description of the dish and explain why it’s special to you. Is it the flavors, the memories, or the cultural significance?


Snap a Photo or Create a short video!

•Video should be no longer than 1 minute

Share it with us

•Upload your picture/video and a brief write up by clicking on the picture

•Post it on your social media and tag our school

Suggested hashtags: #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth #NativeCuisine #IndigenousFlavors

K-5 Learning Coach Resource Guide
As a Learning Coach do you need some help. Download this guide for some helpful resources
6th - 12th grade Learning Coach Resource Guide
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Attendance is required!😀 We love seeing you everyday!👀 Attendance is required!😀 We love seeing you everyday!👀

All students enrolled for the entire school year must attend 180 instructional days per school year. The total instructional days are prorated based on the student’s start date. The daily amount of expected instructional time is: 5 hours for Kindergarten – 5th Grade and 6 hours for 6-12th Grade students.

Learning opportunities of instructional time include but are not limited to:

• interacting with the curriculum;

• progress made in the curriculum;

• assignment submissions;

• online Class Connect sessions attended;

• completion of internal assessments;

• and other offline resources.


Attendance is the combination of online, offline, and supplemental learning instructional time. Attendance may also include unique situations such as students placed in therapy centers, alternative settings, or programs. Daily attendance is verified by evidence of participation in instructional opportunities.

Showoff your cooking talent! Enter the K12 Cookoff. Click below for information.
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Help Your Student Prepare for College with our New College Prep Center!

Explore the College Prep Center now!



The online College Prep Center is now virtually OPEN! Get ahead with our brand-new College Prep Center! Discover a world of college options and learn how to secure financial aid and scholarships for your high school student. Connect with knowledgeable college prep and success coaches who can guide you through every step of the process.


What can you expect?

  • Step-by-step checklists
  • Well-connected community
  • 1:1 assistance



Stay tuned for so much more coming soon! Explore the College Prep Center now!

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Feeding Frenzy at Clearwater Marine Aquarium

Join K12 and Clearwater Marine Aquarium for an exciting virtual field trip! Get into the gathering spirit as you meet with a biologist to learn about Clearwater Marine Aquarium's fish kitchen and our animal diets! CMA’s fish kitchen is an important part of the care and feeding of the resident and rescue animals at the facility, including dolphins, sea turtles, and other marine animals. Learn about how we prepare a variety of fish and other foods each day!

DATE: November 20, 2024


TIME: 2:30 PM ET

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Robotics Competition

Registration for the K12 Robotics League Opens October 1 - December 16, 2024

Registration for the K12 Robotics League opens October 1 - December 16, 2024.

The K12 Robotics League is open to K12-powered students in grades 4-12.

Team Instructor/Schools will register students in teams of 1-3 students and purchase the Cogmation software for the K12 Robotics League.


To learn more and to register please visit: Robotics Competition - K12 Enrichment

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K12 Signifying Seasons Minecraft Build Challenge!

It's time to embrace the magic of the seasons! In this build challenge, we're inviting you to capture the essence of the changing seasons, whether it's the crisp air and golden landscapes, or snow-dusted scenes and festive cheer.


Show off your Minecraft skills with a build that celebrates the beauty each season brings, and your build could win you a $25 Amazon e-gift card!


This K12 Minecraft build challenge is open from November 21, 2024 - January 16, 2025


Submit you build today here: K12 Minecraft Challenge - Signifying Seasons

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The K12 Kindness Campaign

In recognition of Bullying Prevention Month this October, K12 is launching a fun and interactive campaign to promote kindness and highlight how we create safe learning environments.

Join Strider on a 12-day kindness journey, enjoy family activities like coloring sheets and notes, and participate in social media challenges all month long!

Don’t miss out on special emails, Learning Liftoff content, and even a Minecraft Build Challenge to design a Kindness Monument or Peace Park.

Let’s spread kindness together!


Resources:

•“How to Create a Culture of Kindness at Home and in the Classroom”

•The Ultimate List of the Best Children’s Books About Kindness

•Random Acts of Kindness Foundation

Absences happen! We miss you😥 Here is what to do!

MU Prep understands that there may be circumstances that require a student to not attend during a school day. Absences must be reported by the parent or legal guardian to be excused. The absence can be reported through written notification (muprepattendance@muprep.com) or calling and leaving a voicemail on the attendance phone line (463-234-1720).

Absences will be considered excused for legitimate reasons, including but not limited to:


• illness verified by note from parent/guardian;

• illness (physical, mental, maternity, etc.) verified by note from Physician’s office or hospital;

• funeral and bereavement;

• religious holiday;

• military connected absences;


  • state fair participation or any other reasons exempted by Indiana Code to be recorded as absent, including but not limited to service as a state legislative page or honoree, service on an election board or to a candidate on election day, or appearing in court as a judicial witness.


Absences due to illness exceeding more than three consecutive days may result in a request for a

physician’s note.

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About Us

Marian University Preparatory School offers personalized, high-quality academics and meaningful project-based learning opportunities – empowering students to master what they love and learn as they live.

Website: https://muprep.k12.com
Location: 2916 West 30th Street, Indianapolis, IN, USA
Phone: 463-234-1720
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/muprepschool/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/muprepschool/

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