Public Engagement Accommodations for the August 6, 2020 School Board Meeting

In light of the current Public Health Emergency, the Board is holding its July 30 Regular Meeting by teleconference.  You may access the meeting agenda here and instructions for joining the meeting here.

We appreciate your flexibility and understanding as we navigate these unprecedented circumstances. Should you have questions or need assistance, please don’t hesitate to reach out at info@mpcsd.org.  

MPCSD's Reopening Plan

MPCSD has published its Fall 2020 Reopening Plan detailing program choices, health and safety practices, child care, social emotional well-being, and more as they relate to how school will be provided to the 3,000 students in our district over the 2020-21 school year. 

School Board Resolves to Commit to Anti-Racism

At its June 11, 2020 meeting, the MPCSD School Board unanimously passed a resolution titled "Commitment to Creating Anti-Racist Classrooms, Schools, and Communities." The district aims, through examination of its policies and education of students, staff, and the community, to create an "environment in which the children in our district may grow up to be adults who are anti-racist, because a just and democratic society depends on it." Read the full resolution here.

COVID-19 Operations Written Report

This report, approved by the School Board on June 11, 2020, is available to read here. This report, required by the California Department of Education, describes the impacts of COVID-19 and changes to the district's instructional program, especially in regards to meeting the needs of students who are considered underrepresented in our district.

Emergency Childcare for Essential Workers

MPCSD in partnership with Newton Center Inc. offers childcare for the children of essential workers during the Shelter in Place. Childcare is located at Laurel School's Lower Campus at 95 Edge Rd in Atherton. It serves children aged 3-13 years and offers sliding tuition and daily or weekly registration. Read more at our COVID-19 Emergency Childcare page.

MPCSD Helps: Supporting our Community During Coronavirus Pandemic

If you need assistance with food security or other resources during this time, or you would like to contribute to MPCSD's efforts to support our vulnerable families, please see our MPCSD Helps page for ways you can contribute or request help.

2020-21 Priority Kindergarten registration has ended. However, all new K-8 students for Fall 2020 may continue registering. Click here for enrollment information.