This is a reminder that free lunches will be available for pick up at the High School and the Grade School. Additionally, due to the current circumstances, the Internet Cafes will not be open. If you have any questions, please call the school offices. Stay safe and Go Aces.
With additional COVID-19 cases mounting in the last few hours, it has become necessary that all schools will be in remote learning for the remainder of the week. It is our goal that all schools will reopen for in-person instruction next week. We are sorry for the inconvenience. Thank you and stay safe.
This is a Reminder that school grab & go lunches will be available from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. on Remote Learn Mondays at the high school and grade school. The mobile delivery locations will no longer be available.
Due to multiple first grade faculty and staff members being in either isolation or quarantine due to COVID-19, the first grade students will enter into remote learning tomorrow November 5th until November 16th. The first grade will resume in-person instruction on November 17th. The first grade students will finish in-person instruction today. If you have any questions, please call the Mt. Carmel Elementary School.
Please remember that the water fountains cannot be used at the school, so it is very important for you to send water with your child every day. Thank you! Mrs. Odom
This is a reminder from MCES that there is no school tomorrow, Tuesday, November 3rd for election day. Enjoy time with your family.
I would like to thank all the parents who participated in the School Store email program. The school earned $132 and people donated over $3,000 to teachers in gift cards. The students loved their animals and I believe they had fun. The inflatable chair was given away today and the winner was Miss Holly Paschke in 2nd grade.
Mt. Carmel Elementary School had their first quarter PBIS celebration on Thursday, October 22nd. MCES PBIS teaches three main rules "Be Respectful, Be Responsible and Be Safe". The students chalked the parking lot and all the basketball courts for their celebration. Here are a few photos.
Paragon is in at MCES. If your child sold paragon and you did not pick it up today, please make arrangements to pick up tomorrow. All money is due to MCES by November 11, 2020. Thank you for helping MCES with their fundraiser.
Tomorrow is our last day for Red Ribbon Week. Please have your child dress like a super hero. A super hero may be a doctor, nurse, teacher, police officer, princess, Spiderman etc. Please remember no Halloween mask, weapons , wands, etc. I hope your child has had fun this week, but also knows to be kind and stay away from drugs.
Dress up day tomorrow for MCES is crazy hat and sock day. Please continue to talk to your child about being friendly to their classmates. One way to help our kids is helping them to have a friend to go to if they needed something.
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Tomorrow's dress up day for Red Ribbon Week at MCES is pajama day. Please wear regular shoes to school.
MCES will be celebrating Red Ribbon week this week. Our theme is Bee Safe, Bee Kind and Bee Drug Free! Tomorrow will kick off our dress up days please have your child wear red.
This is a reminder that Aly Mae Images will be at MCES, tomorrow morning 8:00 a.m. to take retakes. You may go online to pay for a packet if you were absent on picture day. Please return your packet during retakes if you did not like your photos and your child's picture will be taken.
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Opportunity for Remote Learners to Return to In-Person
After two weeks of successful four day in-person learning in the schools, we are confident that we can accommodate more students. We have had calls from numerous parents requesting that their child return to in-person instruction. Therefore, we are announcing a window for remote learners to return to in-person instruction. This window will be October 13th-16th. This opportunity coincides with the beginning of the second quarter. This opportunity will not reemerge until the end of the first semester. If you do want your child to return to in-person instruction, prior to returning you must notify the school office at least one day before the student may return to in-person instruction.
REMINDER:
Dear Parents / Guardians,
This letter is to inform you about the Wabash Community Unit School District #348 breakfast program. Wabash District #348 has a breakfast program like our lunch program. Breakfast is provided by the kitchen staff at all schools. Breakfast as of now through the end of December is FREE and is served from 7:20 a.m. until 7:53 a.m. Please tell your child about our breakfast program. We look forward to seeing them.
In compliance with federal law and the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture (USDA) policy, this institution is prohibited from discrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability.
Thank you,
Wabash #348 Kitchen Staff
Today, Tuesday, October 6, MCES grades Kindergarten - Second honored their September Star Students of the Month. Each month teachers will select students that he/she believes demonstrates good character and leadership. This is part of the PBIS program, where are students demonstrate Being Respectful, Being Responsible and Being Safe. I would like to congratulate the following students, for being our September Star Students of the Month
Kindergarten: Front Row: Stryker Pearson, Adalyn Halbig and Addison Adams, Second Row: Nathaniel Racster, Kyslee Pflaum and Alanna Philipps, Back Row: Chase Travous, and Max Strockbine
First Grade: Front Row: Chloe Alka, Tucker Buss and Tucker Dudley, Second Row: Josiah Kasinger, Lainie Paschke, Cali Randall and Wade Macer, Back Row: Paxton Watson, Risha Seals and Emry Wilcox.
Second Grade: Front Row: Magie Baird, Carly Dawson, Riley Hocking and Brady Johnson. Back Row: Jayden Schmitt, Aubrey Stevenson, Jake VanMatre, Brodee Thombleson and Landon Zuber. Absent: Kenzlee Adams. I would personally like to congratulate are Star Students - Mrs. Odom
This is a message from MCES reminding parents to dress their children in layers when they attend school. With the temperatures fluctuating the school may be cold in the morning and then warm by the afternoon. The students will also be going outside a couple times a day, as long as the weather permits. Thank you - Mrs. Odom