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Letter From Principal O'Brien

Letter from the Principal

I hope you all enjoyed midwinter break with your families and are ready for spring! This year, we unveiled new strategic directions as a district that we will be working towards for the next six years. These are:

Strengthen academic achievement

Grow student belonging

Create inspiring environments

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News & Announcements

Series A Election 2024 General Obligation Bonds

Stifel, Nicolaus & Company, Inc. announces the issuance of Series A of MPCSD's General Obligation Bonds, 2024 election. Pricing is anticipated the week of March 17, 2025 for these tax-advantaged bonds: interest is free from federal and CA state income taxes. These bonds have been rated Aaa by Moody's. For more information and contact information for a preliminary official statement see the announcement flyer here.

Girl Scout members hold signs for supporting Los Angeles fire relief

Families and students in the MPCSD community, from Encinal, Laurel, Oak Knoll, and Hillview have initiated efforts to raise money for LA fire relief. From the weekend snack shack at Burgess league basketball games to flower sales to bingo night proceeds, students and parent leaders are coming up with creative ways to raise funds which are then being donated to SupplyBank.org's disaster relief fund, a partnership with California Department of Education to support children and families. The MPCSD community has donated over $3,000 so far, plus handwritten notes of thanks to first responders which were personally delivered by district parents to LA Fire Station 39. Thank you, generous MPCSD friends and neighbors!

A girl harvests plants from a vertical wall

Students in the district’s on-site afterschool care program, Newton Center, Inc. develop critical STEM skills, gain a deeper understanding of nutrition, and learn about sustainable practices with ForkFarm's vertical gardening. MPCSD is excited to have this opportunity to maximize student engagement using traditional hydroponic systems, engaging and inspiring them to explore the fascinating world of plant science. The state's ELOP (expanded learning opportunity program) funds made this possible.