Public Engagement Accommodations for the October 22, 2020 School Board Meeting

In light of the current Public Health Emergency, the Board is holding its October 22 meeting by teleconference.  You may access the meeting agenda here and instructions for joining the meeting here.

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

COVID Testing at Hillview Middle School with Curative

MPCSD is hosting a community COVID testing event with Curative on Thursday, October 29 at Hillview, 1100 Elder Ave., Menlo Park. This event is open to the public with registration. There is no copay at the event and you need not be insured. Curative offers an oral fluid swab test that is quick, simple-to-use, painless, and self-collected. See more details and registration info here.

MPCSD Reports Covid Case Data for In-Person Learning

MPCSD is reporting its positive Covid case information on a weekly basis. Please click here to see our reported cases for our in-person learning community (students and staff).

Learning Continuity & Attendance Plan

The annual Local Control and Accountability Plan has been transitioned this year to the Learning Continuity and Attendance Plan. Click to read MPCSD's 2020 Learning Continuity and Attendance Plan.

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.

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.