Tales from our Youngest Wildcats
Dear MACC Families,
Love is in the air! Valentine's Day is a few days away and the excitement is building.
As we approach Valentine's Day, it's a wonderful time to focus on the importance of kindness and showing appreciation for one another. Small acts of kindness can make a big difference in someone's day. I encourage you to talk with your child about the importance of being kind and showing gratitude to those around them.
Looking ahead, winter break is just around the corner. It's a great opportunity for families to relax, recharge, and spend quality time together. One of the best ways to support your child's learning during this time is by reading with them. Whether it's reading their favorite book or exploring new stories together, reading is an important way to nurture their love of learning. Reading aloud to your child helps build their vocabulary, comprehension skills, and a deeper understanding of the world around them.
Winter break is the perfect time to rest, recover and focus on staying healthy. I hope you and your family enjoy this special time together, practicing kindness, recharging, and coming back ready for the rest of the school year!
Warmest regards,
Jennifer Stoneman
MACC Principal & Federal Programs Director
MACC Staff
PAW PRINTS newsletter will be sent out biweekly. It should be out Sunday evening or Monday. The next newsletter will be on February 24th . If you have questions or concerns, please contact your child's teacher. You may also contact the office.
- 8:25 am : Drop Off Begins
- 8:30 - 3:45 pm : Official School Day Hours
- 2:45 pm : Wednesdays ONLY Early Dismissal
Reminder - If your child has a change in drop off plans, please call the school before 3:00 PM.
Absences β If your child is absent, please call the school (981-4670) before 9:00 AM. Please read the Attendance Policy in the MACC Student Handbook posted on our website.
Dear Parents,
We are grateful to offer school bus transportation to ensure students travel safely and conveniently to and from school. School bus rides are an extension of the classroom, and students are expected to demonstrate the same level of responsibility and respect while on the bus. Proper behavior not only ensures their safety, but also the safety of fellow students and the bus driver.
We kindly ask for your support in reinforcing these expectations with your child. Key behavior guidelines include:
- Remaining seated and facing forward throughout the ride.
- Using kind and respectful language.
- Keeping hands, feet, and belongings to themselves.
- Following the bus driverβs instructions promptly.
By working together, we can make every studentβs bus ride a positive and safe experience. Thank you for your partnership in supporting this important part of your childβs school day.
