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Lockdown Drill - Monday, March 17th

MES will have a lockdown drill on Wednesday, March 12th. Schools commonly employ lockdown procedures to secure facilities in the event of an emergency. Following this drill parents and staff will be emailed a survey from MCSS (Maryland Center for School Safety). Please reach our to MES with any questions.

Link to SY 24-25 Calendar

March

March 17 - Lockdown Drill

March 17 - Musical Theater Troupe Performance @ 7 pm, Gym

March 28 - 2-Hour Early Dismissal

March 28 - Children’s Business Fair @ 6 pm, Gym

Looking ahead to April

April 7 - Joe Corbi’s/Claire’s Gourmet Delivery Day

April 7 - PTO Meeting @ 6 pm, Media Center

April 8 - Report Card Distribution, HAC Opens

April 10 - Spring Individual Portraits & Class Groups

April 11 - 2-Hour Early Dismissal, Professional Responsibilities

April 14-17 - Spring Break, No School for Students and 10-11 Month Employees

April 18 - Holiday - All Schools and Offices Closed

April 21 - Spring Break, No School for Students and 10-11 Month Employees (Possible Make-Up Day)

April 28 - Spring Vocal Ensembles Concert @ 7 pm, Gym

Colton and Kinley sweep the classroom at the end of every day. It made the room feel ready for a new day and clean of any unnecessary obstacles.

Garrett took it upon himself to figure out how the laptop cart was getting unplugged and he asked if he could stand by the laptop cart when the kids put them in the cart each day and make sure they get charged.

Gauge is always on task when he works on his group assignments. He is accountable during his reading, and asks clarifying questions to further his understanding. Gauge does not settle for mediocracy, and I am extraordinary proud to be his teacher. Gauge is taking accountability for his learning and helps set the tone for the group that we are here to learn.

Talbot helped another student in class. We were working on math that required certain colors of crayons. Talbot noticed a student at another table was missing the needed colors. She immediately went over and shared her crayons with the student. She was calm and quiet about it. Just very helpful. She brought a smile to the other student's face. She did not disrupt others while they completed their work. She got her own work done. Very responsible and considerate!

Evan noticed a student about to cry. He didn't ask questions, he just walked over and gave that student a hug. He always wants to help if someone is upset. He always wants to share what he has with others. He is very considerate. It helped the other student feel better. He demonstrated caring and consideration.

Levi reached out to a 1st grader who was sad about his grandma being taken in an ambulance. It showed the 1st grader that he cared about him! :) You have a kind heart! We are so lucky to have you as a student at MES!

Levi worked really hard on his end of year DIBELS. He increased his Maze score and really took his time and worked hard. It allows his teachers to know how to best help him with his reading skills, and it helps Levi be proud of all of his hard work.

Adelina's, Skyla's, and Kaileigh's artwork will be on display at the James A. Forrest Career and Technology Center for Youth Art Month.

PTO Board

Nicole Rumaker- President

Dawn Roach- Vice President

Jennifer Shaffer- Secretary

Maria Mosher- Treasurer

Nicole MacLean- Member At Large

Email: mes.pto@yahoo.com

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