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Bulldog Update #1 - Working Together
Dan Winter (Superintendent), Alec Pugh (MHS Principal) and Dawn Parkin (MHS Math Teacher). Discuss events happening during the school closure.
Read MoreKBKW Interviews Superintendent Dan Winter
For the full broadcast go to https://kbkw.com/coffeetalk-archive/. 3/31/2020. at 9:00 AM
Meal Program Update During School Closure - 3.25.20
Meals that are available during the emergency school closure will continue during our scheduled spring break (April 6th-10th) and also during the Stay Home/Stay Healthy order. We will have no interruption to the current model.
If you have any questions or need assistance, please email Sheila Baker at sbaker@monteschools.org
Read MoreZoom Online Board Meetings
The Montesano School District Board of Directors will hold a regular board meeting at 5:30 p.m. on Thursday, March 26, 2020.
In light of the COVID-19 situation and social distancing, the board will be conducting the meeting online using Zoom video/phone conferencing.
**Update** Free Grab n’ Go Meals
We have added another distribution site!
A regular bus stop at Hidden Valley (1194 US Hwy 12) has been added as a meal pick up site, and meals (breakfast and lunch) will be available for pick up from 9:00AM to 9:30AM. Please look for the white Montesano School District van. And remember…all meals are FREE for any child 18 years or younger! Please see message below for further details.
Read MoreChild Care Needs for Healthcare Workers and First Responders
While schools are closed, the Montesano School District has been working with community partners to ensure that a variety of services continue, including meal distribution, and childcare options.
Per Gov. Jay Inslee's direction to school districts statewide, childcare will be offered with priority given to children of health care workers and emergency responders.
If you are a family in need of childcare and you are a healthcare work or emergency responder, please call Stephanie at the district office at 360-249-1245 or email her at sklinger@monteschools.org.
Read MoreEducational Activities
Please click here for a list of educational activities that are both current Montesano School District Programs and optional free programs. (this document will be continuously updated so check back frequently)
If you haven’t filled out the FREE GRAB N’ GO MEALS survey click here.
Read MoreFree Grab n’ Go Meals
When: Beginning Tuesday, March 17th – April 24th (Monday through Friday)
Where:
Beacon Elementary School - 9 am to 11 am in front of the school
Simpson School - 9 am to 11 am in front of the school
Jr/Sr High School - 9 am to 11 am in front of the school
Please click here to fill out the interest survey.
Things to know:
Child must be present to receive a meal
Breakfast and lunch available for pick up at all schools
Locations and times are subject to change
Meals are free for all children
You do not have to be an MSD student
Read MoreNovel Corona Virus (COVID-19) Update
Dear Montesano Students, Families, and Staff:
As you know, we are facing an unprecedented public health crisis in our state and world. We know that in addition to education, schools provide vital support to our communities and that closure will have a major impact on our families.
Based on a mandate from Governor Inslee and an abundance of caution, all Montesano schools will be closed from Monday, March 16th through Friday, April 24, 2020. All schools will be open on Monday, March 16th for students to collect their belongings. If there are any changes to this timeline, we will notify you as quickly as possible.
Before and After-school Activities Suspended
Before or after-school activities or events will be suspended during the school closure. All athletic and other extra-curricular practices are suspended as well.
Plans for Serving Meals
Lunch and breakfast will be available at designated sites. Additionally, we are discussing meal delivery options to our outlying areas. We will be communicating more information soon, including the site locations.
Plans for Childcare
State Superintendent of Public Instruction Chris Reykdal has directed school districts to work with local partners regarding childcare. We will communicate new information regarding childcare in the coming days.
We want to express our sincere appreciation for the patience and understanding of our Bulldog community as we work through the daily challenges COVID-19 has presented to all of us.
Your health and the health of your family take priority right now. We will figure everything else out in the coming days and weeks.
Dan Winter
Superintendent