National School Lunch Week will be celebrated October 15-19.  Help us celebrate what Child Nutrition does for our students!!

If you haven’t been able to make it to one of the CLC3 Listening Tours, CCS’ Superintendent Dr. Marvin Connelly, Jr. STILL wants to hear from you and find out your thoughts about the school system’s focus, what’s working, and how we can better support our students. Please take a few minutes to complete this short survey to let us know your thoughts. Complete the Survey Now!

Congratulations Ms. Molina and Ms. Everette for being voted our Staff Members of the Month.  Thank you for all you do for our staff and students!!!

October:
1-12 – Hurricane Florence Collection Drive – We will be collecting non-perishables, wipes, diapers, canned goods, toiletries, and cleaning items.
17-24 – Book Fair
18 – Harvest Gathering Breakfast PreK-2
19 – Harvest Gathering Breakfast 3-5
22 – Candy Fundraiser Begins

We would like to share this information with you in response to Hurricane Florence and the flooding that has impacted this area. Such events can be traumatic for children and youth of all ages. Parents, guardians, teachers, and significant adults in a child’s life are uniquely situated to help children to manage their reactions. According to the National Association of School Psychologists (NASP), some common reactions in children are as follows:
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Countires represented:

Ms. Molina – Ecuador
Ms. Garcia – Colombia
Mr. Ibarra – Chile
Ms. Lastra – Chile

Check out the parent resources in our front lobby!

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Published by Alison Marrs on September 1, 2018

        

Global Educational Focus

For students to participate effectively in this changing world, they must understand it.  The 21st century student will sell to the world, buy from the world, work for international companies, compete with people from other countries, manage employees from other cultures, collaborate with people all over the world, and solve global problems.

Dual Language

Dual language program supports both native Spanish speakers and native English speakers in becoming bilingual, bicultural, and biliterate.

Students will be equipped with specific skills to compete in a global job market, while cultivating their abilities to effectively communicate, collaborate, create, and think critically in appropriate and respectful ways.

Montclair will Equitably Prepare ALL Students for Success!

We are always looking for donations of gently used school uniforms that your student may have out grown or no longer wears. (shirts, pants, shorts, skirts, etc.)  If you have any items you wish to donate they can be dropped off at the office and asked to be given to our school social worker.  Thank you for helping our Montclair Family!