Thursday Flyer 10.29.2020 Reopening Updates / Reminders: As you know, we’ve extended our hybrid schedule through the weeks of 10/26, 11/2 and 11/9 to make sure the County actually stays 'Orange'...unfortunately, it’s looking like Placer County could get placed back into ‘Red’ next week. If this happens, we may have to adjust (yet again) our upcoming calendar. Placer County levels can be tracked at this website: https://www.placer.ca.gov/DocumentCenter/View/46267/dashboard?bidId=#cases Please continue completing our DAILY symptom check before bringing your child to school. This is available here: https://c42096c6-2e4d-493d-bdff-126f872232dd.filesusr.com/ugd/4b8266_fb4006e5756b486680d8819f0

Thursday Flyer 10.22.2020 Reopening Updates / Reminders: We’ve extended our hybrid schedule through the weeks of 10/26, 11/2 and 11/9 to make sure the County actually stays 'Orange'; We are setting a tentative return to '5 day’ instruction for the week of 11/16 (based on Placer County being solidly within the ‘orange’ level; and We are going to make the entire week of 11/16 Minimum Days with P-T Conferences during the afternoons of Tuesday - Friday (currently 3 of the days are scheduled as 'Minimum Days' for conferences) During this three week extension of ‘hybrid’, we will continue to offer ‘During School’ care at the same times and rates for our families. Here is the link to the Before/Du

Thursday Flyer 10.15.2020 Reopening Update: As you've probably heard, Placer County moved into the 'Orange' level on Monday evening. As we've telegraphed the past few weeks, we've tied our educational delivery method (e.g. distance, hybrid or 5 day) to the COVID color level for our county. Check out the graph that I screen captured from the County's COVID stats website below (stats as of yesterday): The stats that matter now for 'color' status are the 7 day positivity rate (1.9%) and 7 day average case rate (now 4.1%). While the positivity rate continues to decline (1.9% is actually in the 'yellow' category of below 2%), the average case rate is borderline (below 4% is the threshold for '

Good afternoon MMCA Community, We had a great first week of 'physical school' with the kids last week, and we're looking forward to an even better second week!  A couple quick reminders for you: A) Reminder 1: This week and next week are FOUR DAY weeks, with NO SCHOOL this FRIDAY and next MONDAY. B) Reminder 2: We're asking everyone within our school community to do our symptom check DAILY at home - if we don't have sick people at school, we'll greatly minimize our chances of a COVID case at school.  Here's a link to our symptom check: https://c42096c6-2e4d-493d-bdff-126f872232dd.filesusr.com/ugd/4b8266_fb4006e5756b486680d8819f0d09d41f.pdf C) Drop-offs and Pick-ups (which we now have SIX per

Upcoming Events: NO SCHOOL Friday, October 9th and Monday, October 12th (Fall Break) Reopening Updates: It’s been GREAT to see kids at school again! First, a couple ‘reminder’ documents: Our "What happens if?" document includes a) the DAILY symptom check we're asking parents to do at home before they bring kids to school, b) what happens when there's been close contact / potential exposure to COVID-19, c) our return to school policy after you’ve been sick during COVID-19, and much more. This is available here: https://c42096c6-2e4d-493d-bdff-126f872232dd.filesusr.com/ugd/4b8266_fb4006e5756b486680d8819f0d09d41f.pdf Second, as we start seeing activity in our parking lots again with drop-off