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February 2025

MU PrepNewsletterFebruary 2025

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Parent/Student/Teacher Conferences on Feb 26th

We are so excited to have grade level meetings to focus on positive outcomes, expectations/norms, opportunities, needs or challenges that you may have. We look forward to parents and students attending.


Elementary 3:30 - 4:10 PM

Middle School 4:15 - 4:55 PM

High School 5:00 - 5:40 PM

Marian Prep Hybrid Days Marian Prep Hybrid Days

  • February 21st: MU Prep Hybrid Day Computer Science and Athletics Grades 6-12 – Details will be sent prior to Hybrid Day
    • Arrival 9:45 AM - Please meet at MU's Alumni Hall (#5 on the map)
    • Pick Up 3:00 PM - at Alumni Hall
    • Schedule for the day
      • Dart Throwing Algorithm
      • Mass in St. Joseph Chapel
      • Perseverance strategies used by student athletes
      • Project based Learning, games
  • March 14th: MU Prep grades K-5 to visit Indianapolis Children's Museum
    • Join us for a field trip to the Children's Museum as we reconnect with the sense of adventure that comes with exploration and learning through play.
    • Cost $8.25 - students, $10.25 - adults
    • Lunch - Bring a sack lunch or $$ for food court approx. $10 per person
  • March 21st: English Language Arts and Social Studies Collaborative Hybrid Experience Day for 6th - 12th grade


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). 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 Feb 21st Hybrid Day
Please respond whether you are attending or not. Thank you!
Permission Slip for K-5 Hybrid Day March 14
Please respond whether you are attending or not. Due by March 10th. Thank you!
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Student ID Cards are here!! 😃 Student ID Cards are here!! 😃

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Would you like a Student ID Card?

If you are participating in Indiana state testing this is great to have when you sign in. All you have to do is visit the website below to order one today! For students who qualify for Free and Reduced Lunch, there is no charge! Otherwise, it only costs $2.55!

https://studentid.k12.com

Friendly Reminders!! Friendly Reminders!!

  • Feb 17th No School - President's Day
  • Feb 18th K12 Cookoff submissions due
  • Feb 21st Hybrid Day grades 6-12
  • Mar 3rd - IREAD for 2nd and 3rd graders in Indiana
  • Mar 4th - SAT for 11th graders in Indiana
  • Mar 10th - RSVP Due for Children's Museum Hybrid Day

Virtual Fieldtrips Virtual Fieldtrips

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Fishy Friends at the Clearwater Marine Aquarium

Get to know the Clearwater Marine Aquarium’s finned companions! 🐟 Discover the colorful characters of the ocean, from playful clownfish to majestic lionfish, as we unveil the underwater tapestry that calls our aquarium home. 🌊 Open to all students in grades K-12!


Date/Time: February 19, 2025 at 2:30 PM ET

Click Here to Register

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Turtle Tales from the Florida Keys

Join us and Exploring by the Seat of Your Pants for a virtual field trip to the Florida Keys to meet the sea turtles who are patients of the Turtle Hospital. They rescue and rehabilitate injured and sick sea turtles with a goal of releasing them back into the wild. For those that can't be released, they can find a forever home at the hospital. The most common patients are green, hawksbill and loggerhead sea turtles and they range in size from babies that can fit in your hand to adults that would fill your kitchen table!


Date/Time: February 26, 2025 at 1:00 PM ET

Click here to register!

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K12 Parenting Mental Health Series

Our last topic for this school year:


  • Mar 12th Your Childs Anxiety


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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

New AI Assistant

If you need help with the Online School, Materials, or need to troubleshoot a technical problem, try out the new AI Assistant on help.k12.com! The AI Assistant can help you by popping relevant articles and videos to answer your questions and fix common issues.


Did you know you can text a live Customer Support agent for help with questions about Materials and replacements? Text your Student ID to 800-255-2020 Text Messages may vary. Data rates may apply. Click here if you need help looking up your Student ID

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K12 Room to Read Minecraft Build Challenge!

Get ready to unleash your creativity in the K12 Minecraft Room to Read Build Challenge! From February 12th to April 2nd, K12-powered students in grades K-12 are invited to submit their reading or book-related Minecraft builds just in time for National Reading Month! Show off your building skills and your love for books!


One winner per grade band (K-2, 3-5, 6-8, and 9-12) will receive a $25 Amazon e-gift card for their winning build!


Don't miss this exciting opportunity to combine your passion for reading and Minecraft. Start building and submit your entry today! K12 Room to Read Minecraft Challenge

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Budding chefs in grades 6–12 at K12-powered schools are invited to spice things up in the K12 National Cook-Off, launched on November 13, 2024. Participants will whip up their best dishes for a shot at becoming one of five finalists who’ll advance to an exciting in-person showdown where they will compete for a $1,000 grand prize! Entries are due February 18th.

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National K12 Employment Expo

National K12 Employment Expo

Date: Friday, February 21, 2025

Time: 12-4 PM ET

Target Audience: Juniors & Seniors ONLY

Registration Link: https://bit.ly/3CrNGEX


The Employment Expo bridges the gap between education and the workforce, empowering students to see the real-world applications of their studies and start planning for a successful future. On February 21st, join us for the K12 National Employment Expo, where students can connect with leading industry partners, including AgCareers, Publix, Zurich, and Atlas Copco.


Attend and take the first step toward a bright future. Don’t miss this chance to turn career dreams into actionable plans!

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

February National Newsletter February National Newsletter

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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.

College and Career for all ages College and Career for all ages

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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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The Confident Teen Podcast - Career Exploration Series

The Confident Teen Podcast - Career Exploration Series

Date: Friday, February 14, 2025

Time: 3:00 PM ET

Target Audience: High school students

Registration Link: TheConfidentTeen


Interested in the Business & Marketing career clusters? We got you! In this episode, we dive into the exciting world of business and marketing careers, exploring everything from entrepreneurship to social media roles. Discover what it takes to make it big and get inspired by real professionals in the field.

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Nursing Explorers

Nursing Explorers

Date: Wednesday, February 19, 2025

Time: 6:00 PM ET

Target Audience: High School students

Register here: Register Now!


Join us as we chat with Dr. Cynthia Samuel, a dedicated school nurse, to uncover practical tips for staying well. Dr. Samuel will also share how her role as a school nurse differs from working in a hospital and how her approach to wellness impacts her work with students.

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MagicSchool: AI Insights and Career Pathways

Date: Thursday, February 20, 2025

Time: 12:00pm - 1:00 PM ET

Recommended for Grades 4+.


Join us for MagicSchool: AI Insights and Career Pathways and embark on a journey to explore the fascinating world of Artificial Intelligence. Engage in interactive dialogues with the AI Literacy Bot to deepen your understanding of AI concepts. Connect with accomplished professionals from various eras through the Character Chatbot, gaining insights into their career journeys, educational backgrounds, and personal interests. Additionally, collaborate with the MagicSchool College and Career Counselor Chatbot to discover diverse career pathways and find the right path for your future.


Registration link: https://outlook.office365.com/book/EngageEvents@k-12.com/

Absences happen! We miss you. Here is what to do when you are absent! Absences happen! We miss you. Here is what to do when you are absent!

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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