Milton Community Schools
March 2nd, 2022
Karate Registration is Now Open online!
Grand Master Instructor Kwan Jang Nim Ms. Camille of ASE’s Milton Ja Shin Do Karate program presents Ja Shin Do/ Tae Kwon Do Martial Arts. Students will engage in stretching, conditioning and defensive tactics as well as learn and practice the martial art of Ja Shin Do. The course develops the Five Ss of Ja Shin Do: Self Discipline, Self Respect, Self Esteem, Self Control, Self Confidence
- Students 1-5 MUST be registered to ASE to participate
- Online Registration is now open on FamilyID
Classes start March 21 for 12 weeks (no lessons during April vacation week)
Spring Tuition: $120.00 for 12 weeks
*Saturday Classes are not available at this time
March 2nd
- National Read Across America Day
- National Old Stuff Day
- National Banana Cream Pie Day
- World Teen Mental Wellness Day
E.R. Days Update
- Registration for 3/3 E.R. Day is CLOSED
- The Last E.R. Day is Thursday 4/7
- Email MCS Office by Friday 4/1 to register
Camp Cunningham 2022
- Please visit the MCS website for more details
- Registration opens on Wed. March 16 at noontime on Family ID
- Questions? Please email us at mcs@miltonps.org
Cunningham ASE Arts & Crafts
ASE Student/Staff Of The Week
Each Week, MCS would like to recognize some outstanding individuals from our ASE programs. This Week, meet our Glover and Tucker ASE students and staff members of the week!
Glover ASE Student Of The Week: Nico H.
Nico Hayden is a fifth grader at Glover ASE. Nico shared a lot of reasons he loves attending ASE. “Going Outside, Playing Games, Hanging out with my friends, going to the library and finishing up my homework. Unless I don’t have a pencil. Then, that’s a problem.” When asked his favorite subject in School, Nico shared, “I’m sort of an artsy guy. I like art the most.” Due to this, Nico wants to be a cartoonist when he grows up. When asked his favorite animal, Nico said, "Dragon or a bunny. Although, that would be cool if they could combine the two. A Giant Dragon With Bunny Ears.” Nico says he favorites a lot of songs and artists. As for a fun fact, “I’m funny. That’s all I have to say.”
Glover ASE Staff Of The Week: Jackson W.
Jackson Wyse joins MCS form Cambridge. "I like working with kids, I think kids are interesting and they’re funny and I like seeing how they grow up. I like art. I like nature. I like seeing what kids do with those.” When asked his favorite part of his job, Jackson shared, "“Kids Saying Funny Things to me. I think kids are funny and they say silly things.” He always enjoys watching the children draw and seeing what they create! The children have taught Jackson so much. “You learn so much about what they are into. I would have no idea about so many things that exist because of the kids being obsessed with so many weird movies and shows that I wouldn’t watch." Jackson's favorite animal is a crow. His Favorite song is 'Say So' by Doja Cat. As for a fun fact, “I really like to go to breakfast diners. I just like breakfast a lot. I think breakfast is a great meal.”
Tucker ASE Student Of The Week: Afia J-C A.
Afia Jean-Charles Asare is a kindergartner at Tucker ASE. Her favorite part of attending ASE are Games. During normal school hours, Afia loves learning how to read! Her favorite animal is a horse and her favorite movie is Hamilton!
Tucker ASE Staff Of The Week: Ari L-F.
Ari Floyd-Farmer attends Milton High School and works at ASE after school! "I’ve always liked working with kids. I referee soccer and babysit. I needed a Winter Job and I got an Email for ASE so I decided to apply." His favorite part of his job is playing outside sports with the children. This job has taught him patience. His favorite animal is a Cheetah and his favorite movie series is Indiana Jones! Fun Fact: Ari has never broken a bone!
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29 Unique Read Across America Activities for All Ages
There’s one question that parents and teachers everywhere ask: how can I motivate a child to love reading? Growing a reader isn’t always easy, and it can take a lot of support and guidance. Because of that, educators have developed ways to make reading fun – and these Read Across America activities are perfect for motivating readers of all ages!
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