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School Return Update

The Board of Education has clarified its position at the December 15 Board meeting that all in-person instruction is suspended until January 19. Until then, the District will monitor conditions impacting student safety and opportunities for in-person instruction and Distance Learning. All students will be on full Distance Learning starting January 4 until further notice.

Contact my office at (209) 385-6640 if you have questions and/or concerns.

La Junta de Educación ha aclarado su posición en la reunión de la Junta del 15 de diciembre de que toda la instrucción en persona está suspendida hasta el 19 de enero. Hasta entonces, el Distrito monitorea las condiciones que afectan la seguridad de los estudiantes y las oportunidades de instrucción en persona y Aprendizaje a Distancia. Todos los estudiantes estarán en Aprendizaje a Distancia completo comenzando el 4 de enero hasta nuevo aviso.

Comuníquese con mi oficina al (209) 385-6640 si tiene preguntas y / o inquietudes.

Lub Board of Education tau tshaab txhais meej meej rua Board lub rooj sibthaam ntawm Kaum Ob Hlis Ntuj Nub Tim 15 has tas taagnrho kev qha kawm tim ntej tim muag in-person tsaug muab ncua moog txug ncua rua lub Ib Hlis Ntuj Nub Tim 19. Moog txug ncua rua thaum ntawd, lub district maag le saib xyuas cov teeb meem kws cuam tshuam tub ntxhais ntxhais kawm ntawv kev nyaab xeeb hab cov ncauj ke rua qha kawm tim ntsej tim muag in-person hab Distance Learning. Taag nrho cov tub ntxhais kawm ntawv yuav kawm rua Distance Learning pib lub Ib Hlis Ntuj Nub Tim 4 muaj dlaabtsi ntxiv tom ntej maam has paub.

Yog koj muaj kev txhawj xeeb hab lug nug dlaabtsi thov hu kuv lub office ntawm (209) 385-6640.

MCSD Spelling Bee Awards

Photos: (Top L-R) James Banno, Fremont Elementary; Maytee Valencia, Rivera Middle School; Erin Jae Jumento, Cruickshank Middle School; (Bottom L-R) Maxwell Fell, Wright Elementary; Anisha Jain, Burbank Elementary; Dr. Shela Seaton, MCSD Chief Strategy Officer)

149 Merced City School District students from grades 4 through 8 showcased their literacy skills in the district wide spelling bee. These are some of our most dedicated young scholars. 4th and 5th competed the first week of November. Students in 6th through 8th grades competed the following week. Two participants from each grade level will move on to the Merced County spelling bees on December 9th (elementary) and 10th (junior high). Congratulations to all participants for showcasing their skills.

4th grade awards

1st place: James Banno, Fremont Elementary School
2nd place: Jaden Yu, Burbank Elementary School
3rd place: Deanna Aquitania, Burbank Elementary School

5th grade awards

1st place: Anisha Jain, Burbank Elementary School
2nd place: Vasudah Shyam, Burbank Elementary School
3rd place: Sean Sekhri, Stefani Elementary School

6th grade awards

1st place: Maxwell Fell, Wright Elementary School
2nd place: Jackson Bart, Burbank Elementary School
3rd place: Alanna Friend, Peterson Elementary School

7th grade awards

1st place: Maytee Valencia, Rivera Middle School
2nd place: Keely Castillo, Cruickshank Middle School
3rd place: Violette Harrison, Cruickshank Middle School

8th grade awards

1st place: Erin Jae Jumento, Cruickshank Middle School
2nd place: Roman Topete, Rivera Middle School
3rd place: Everett Viers, Hoover Middle School

149 estudiantes del Distrito Escolar de la Ciudad de Merced de los grados 4to a 8vo están mostrando sus habilidades de alfabetización en todo el distrito en el concurso de ortografía. Estos son algunos de nuestros jóvenes académicos más dedicados. El 4to y 5to compiten la primera semana de noviembre. Del 6to al 8vo competirán la semana siguiente. Los ganadores pasarán a los concursos de ortografía del Condado de Merced el 9 de diciembre (primaria) y el 10 (secundaria). Felicitaciones a todos los participantes por mostrar sus habilidades.

Premios de 4to grado

1er lugar: James Banno, Fremont Elementary School
2do lugar: Jaden Yu, Burbank Elementary School
3er lugar: Deanna Aquitania, Burbank Elementary School

Premios de quinto grado

1er lugar: Anisha Jain, Burbank Elementary School
2do lugar: Vasudah Shyam, Burbank Elementary School
3er lugar: Sean Sekhri, Stefani Elementary School

Premios de sexto grado

1er lugar: Maxwell Fell, Wright Elementary School
2do lugar: Jackson Bart, Burbank Elementary School
3er lugar: Alanna Friend, Peterson Elementary School

Premios de séptimo grado

1er lugar: Maytee Valencia, Rivera Middle School
2do lugar: Keely Castillo, Cruickshank Middle School
3er lugar: Violette Harrison, Cruickshank Middle School

Premios de octavo grado

1er lugar: Erin Jae Jumento, Cruickshank Middle School
2do lugar: Roman Topete, Rivera Middle School
3er lugar: Everett Viers, Hoover Middle School

149 tus tub nxhais kawm ntawv ntawm Merced City School District qib 4 txog qib 8 tau los nthuav lawv cov txujci txawj nyob thoob plawg hauv district rau spelling bee. Cov hluas no yeej yog ib txhia ntawm peb cov tub txawj ntxhais ntse uas yog yeej mob siab rau heev. 4th thiab 5th yeej tiav lawm thawj asthiv ntawm Kawm Ib Hlis Ntuj. 6th txog 8th yuav tiav rau lub asthiv tom ntej. Cov uas yog yeej (winners) yuav txav nce mus rau ntawm Merced County spelling bees rau lub Kaum Ib Hlis Ntuj Hnub Tim 9th (rau elementary) thiab Hnub Tim 10th (rau junior high). Congratulations rau tag nrho cov uas yog tuaj koom rau kev nthuav lawv cov txujci txawj.

Muab awards rau cov grade 4th

Yeej tau thib 1st: James Banno, Fremont Elementary School
Yeej tau thib 2nd: Jaden Yu, Burbank Elementary School
Yeej tau thib 3rd: Deanna Aquitania, Burbank Elementary School

Muab awards rau cov grade 5th

Yeej tau thib 1st: Anisha Jain, Burbank Elementary School
Yeej tau thib 2nd: Burbank Elementary School
Yeej tau thib 3rd: Sean Sekhri, Stefani Elementary School

Muab awards rau cov grade 6th

Yeej tau thib 1st: Maxwell Fell, Wright Elementary School
Yeej tau thib 2nd: Jackson Bart, Burbank Elementary School
Yeej tau thib 3rd: Alanna Friend, Peterson Elementary School

Muab awards rau cov grade 7th

Yeej tau thib 1st: Maytee Valencia, Rivera Middle School
Yeej tau thib 2nd: Keely Castillo, Cruickshank Middle School
Yeej tau thib 3rd: Violette Harrison, Cruickshank Middle School

Muab awards rau cov grade 8th

Yeej tau thib 1st: Erin Jae Jumento, Cruickshank Middle School
Yeej tau thib 2nd: Roman Topete, Rivera Middle School
Yeej tau thib 3rd: Everett Viers, Hoover Middle School

WATCH: School Reopening Community Forum

If you missed MCSD’s Community Forum on School Reopening, held on October 19th, 2020, click below to watch on YouTube:

https://youtu.be/EJnI2e7DB98
To access subtitles in your preferred language, follow these steps on YouTube:
- At the bottom of the screen, click CC (subtitles/closed captioning)
- Click the ⚙ gear icon (settings)
- Select “subtitles/cc”
- Select “auto-translate”
- Scroll down the list of language options to find your language
- Now press play to watch the video with subtitles included

See attached infographics on the three models the Board will consider:

English

Spanish

Hmong

Questions presented during the forum will be published on the district website soon.

Community Forum: School Reopening

Dear Community Member,

We all want to see our students back in our classrooms. As we prepare to safely welcome back our students in person, I know many of you have questions and concerns. You are invited to join me via video conference for an informal conversation on the initial reopening of Merced City School District schools, on Monday, October 19, 2020 from 3:00-3:45 p.m.

Zoom webinar: https://mercedcsd-org.zoom.us/j/85127647749

The opportunity to connect with you is a priority to me.

Thank you,

Al Rogers, Ed.D.

MCSD Superintendent of Schools

First students returning to school

Merced City School District is beginning the process of bringing students back to school. The California Department of Public Health recently released guidelines for returning small student groups or cohorts to schools for supports and specialized services. In order to comply with social distancing guidelines, cohorts will consist of no more than 16 individuals in a classroom.

The recommendation from the State of California, and California Department of Education, is to consider returning students with disabilities first, due to their increased vulnerability while on distance learning. These MCSD students will return to school in-person on October 12 unless their parents/guardians choose to continue with distance learning.

“The guidance from the State is in line with MCSD’s vision of providing equity and support to the most vulnerable students,” MCSD Superintendent Dr. Al Rogers shared. “First, we are going to bring back students enrolled in Special Day Classes and students with particular service needs. These students spend a significant part of their school day receiving specialized services.”

MCSD is creating a plan to welcome all students back to campus on November 2, if COVID-19 infection rates continue to decrease within the county. MCSD’s plan prioritizes the safety of students and staff. Planning and school schedules are being developed based on valuable feedback from teachers, staff, parents, and the community.

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