I’m Dr. DanaMonogue, Superintendentofthe Middleton-Cross PlainsAreaSchool District.
We’re soexcited towelcome yourfamilytoour schoolcommunity. Whether thisis yourfirst experiencewithour Districtoryou'rereturning, thank you for choosing us. Welookforward togetting toknowyou and yourchild.
MCPASDservesapproximately 7,300 studentsfrom4Kthrough 12thgrade, with community-based and on-site 4Kprograms, seven elementaryschools, two middle schools, and two highschools. Our studentscomefroma widerange of backgrounds, and we’re proud tobea place where every child issupported and encouragedtothrive.
We’ve beennamed a Top Workplace inWisconsin, and 60% ofour staff hold advanceddegrees. We’re alsorankedthe #1schooldistrictinDaneCounty, and hometoPopeFarmElementary, the top-rated elementaryschoolinthe state Middleton HighSchoolisnationallyrecognizedbythe U.S. News & World Report.
Our students benefit fromstrongacademics, arts, athletics, and careerexploration. Orchestra beginsin4th grade, and we’re proud tooffer one ofthe bestathletic programsinthe state. Our hands-oncareerand tradesprograms featuring welding, electrical, and woodshop have evenbeenfeaturedby CBS News and The WallStreetJournal for preparing studentsfor real-worldsuccess.
Our commitmenttoengage, empower, and evolveisreflected inA Cardinal’s Journey, our future-readinessframework thatsupportseachstudent academically, socially, and emotionally fromearly learningthrough graduation
We’re honored tobepartofyourchild’s journey and lookforward tothe years ahead.
Warmly
, Dr. DanaE. Monogue
MCPASDSuperintendent
MISSION STATEMENT
Weknow our students’ stories and build upon their strengths to inspire them locally so they are prepared globally.
VISION
Engage. Empower. Evolve.
Our vision is to cultivate deeply rooted learners who draw strength and wisdom from their local community, while developing the adaptability and global perspective needed to thrive in an interconnected world. Toachieve this, we cultivate a dynamic and inclusive learning environment where every student thrives academically, socially, and emotionally Weground our practices in equity, innovation, and collaboration, ensuring that each student is empowered to achieve their dreams. Our vision is built upon the core principles highlighted on this page.
A CARDINAL’SJOURNEY
A Cardinal’s Journey is a comprehensive framework that outlines the key skills, competencies attributes students should develop by graduation providing a clear roadmap for educational outcomes and student success.
Grounded in the Cardinal Mindset Community-Oriented, Self-Aware and strengthened by our Cardinal Foundations of Communication, Collaboration, Critical Thinking Problem Solving, and Adaptability ensures that every student graduates ready to navigate the complexities of life, learning leadership.
A Cardinal’s Journey is about more than academic achievement; it’s about shaping confident, capable, and future-ready individuals who are prepared to innovate, contribute, and succeed in our communities. Explore our framework to see how we are preparing students today for the opportunities and challenges of tomorrow.
MEETTHE MCPASDBOARD OFEDUCATION
The MCPASDBoard ofEducation ismadeupofninecitizenswho represent specificgeographicareas withinthe District Theyserve a termofthree years oruntil their successorsare elected Terms are arrangedsothatthree new seats are openfor electioneachyear Members are selectedfromspecificgeographicareas but represent the entireDistrict.
Meeting Schedule
The Board ofEducation generally meets onthe second and fourthMondayofeachmonth, with the exception ofholidaysand schoolbreaks
Meetingsare usually heldatthe DistrictServicesCenter, 7106South Ave., at7:00p m., and are opentothe public
You can viewthe meeting schedulebyvisitingthe “Events” tab onour website.
Learn more about the MCPASD Board ofEducation
Submittinga PublicComment / Public Appearance
Anyonewishing toprovide publiccomment can dosoinpersonorinwriting bycompleting the PublicComment Form by2:00p m onthe day ofthe meeting The formcan befound on the Board ofEducation web pageonthe Districtwebsite
Citizenscan makea publicappearanceduring the PublicComment portion ofthe meeting Eachindividualisallocated uptothree minutes Pleaseregisteronlineorbycalling the Superintendent’soffice (608-829-9004), or sending anemail toErickaHanson (ehanson1@mcpasd k12 wi us).
Anyone who isa residentorstaff memberof the Districtcan provide in-person orwritten comments
REGISTRATION
The first step to joining our District is registering The registration process is designed to be simple and efficient.
Online registration is available on our website Visit www.mcpasd.k12.wi.us and click the Registration button on the main page.
You can registeronline, but ifyou would liketoregisterinperson, schedulea meeting withthe RegistrationTeambyselecting the RegistrationCalendar link.
Before starting the registration process, be sure tohave proof of residencyand your child’s birth certificate and immunization records on hand.
Toensurea smoothprocess, pleasefollowthese steps:
1. Pleasecomplete the Student EnrollmentPacket. Itisavailable electronically through our onlineenrollmentsystemonour website, oryou can pickupa physicalcopyatthe DistrictServicesCenter, located at 7106South Avenue, Middleton, WI. Ifyou completethe packetonline, wereceive itautomatically. Paper packets mustbesubmitted eitherbyemail at reg@mcpasd.k12.wi.us orinpersonatthe DistrictServicesCenter
2. Ifneeded, pleaseschedulea registrationappointment. Visit our website to accessthe RegistrationCalendar and booka 30-minute appointment. Slots are typically available from7:30a.m. to4:00p.m. onweekdays. Hours may belimited duringthe summer.
Ifyou haveany questions, contact the Registrar’s Officeat608-829-9031or email reg@mcpasd.k12.wi.us
Meet the Registration Team
Karen Murphy | Registrar
HEALTHINFORMATION
Weplace the highest importanceonthe healthand well-beingofour students To maintaina safeenvironment for all studentsand staff, weadheretostricthealth guidelinesand protocols. Asa parentorguardian, you can contributetothiseffortby following these steps:
1 Ensurethatyourstudent has all requiredimmunizations and has attended their annualphysicalappointment. Thisstepiscrucial inprotectingnot only yourstudent but alsotheir classmatesand schoolstaff Moreinformation regarding thisstepcan befound onour website under HealthServices.
2. Completethe Annual Student Verificationform: Thisformissentvia email each yearand mustbecompleted annually. Itincludesa “Health Concerns” section where you can provide important information about yourstudent’s health, such asallergies, chronic conditions, ormedications. Thisinformation helps our staff betterunderstandand accommodate yourstudent’s needs
NAVIGATINGTHE MCPASDWEBSITE
Banner:
View highlights and important reminders.
Menu:
Quick Links:
These buttons are for commonly searched items and resources
Here, you can access comprehensive information about our District, including detailsaboutour departments, policies, report cards, and muchmore.
News: Continue scrolling down the main page to read about exciting things happening in our District
Events: View a snapshot of upcoming events download a printable full calendar page.
TRANSPORTATIONSERVICES
Transportation plays a significant role in your student’s school experience, and we are committed to providing bus services toeligible students.
Todetermine yourstudent’s eligibility for transportationservicesand toaccessbus route information, pleasefollowthese steps:
1 Visit the District’swebsite and click onthe Transportation button Thiswilldirectyou tothe TransportationServicespage, where you can findeligibility criteriaand bus route details.
4 Once your transportation request is processed, you can view your student’s bus assignment by logging in to the Parent Portal. Click on the “Transportation” tab in the menu under “more.”
5 Pleasemonitor yourParentPortalaccount until yourstudent’s bus route information becomes available Ifyou donot see yourroute withinthree to fivebusinessdaysafter yourstudent isenrolled, pleasesubmit a request to the TransportationHelpDesk. Ifyou haveanimmediate question, pleasecall 608-829-2365. For additionalinformation and resources, check out the Transportation Services website.
Bus Pass / Z-Pass
Studentseligiblefor transportationmusthavetheir bus passwhenriding the bus. Studentswillscantheir bus passesonour Z-Passsystemwhen getting onand off the bus Thissafetymeasure helps ustoidentify when, where, and which bus a student has boarded ordisembarked. The Z-passsystemalsoprovidesridership numbers, which are usedto monitor transportationcosts
Studentswillreceive their bus passinAugustduringtheir back-to-school night orwhenassigneda bus route. Studentswho havea bus passfrom the previousyearcan use the sameone
Bus Eligibility
Bus transportationisprovidedtoall studentsliving1 1 miles ormore fromthe schoolofattendance Studentslivinglessthan1 1 miles from schoolmay ridethe bus ifthe walking route toschoolisdeterminedto behazardous. All studentslivingoutside the village limitsare eligible for bus transportation
Anupgrade calledGeoAlerts isnow available. Itsends a pushnotification whenthe schoolbus arrives atthe bus stop, whenitleavesthe bus stop, and atother pointsalong bus routes.
TECHNOLOGYSERVICES
Qustodio | OnlineSafetyApp
This app offers families a range of free resources and features, including:
Visibility and insights on how school-provided devices are used by students during the school day and beyond Expert advice on safety topics like online bullying, screen time, and gaming
Pause the Internet feature, which can be activated during after-school hours
Highschoolstudentsingrades9–12willbesentanemail from our Student Technology Help Desk withinone totwo business dayswithinstructionsfor picking uptheir personalChromebook
Username/Password
Passwords can beobtainedfromclassroom teachersand Library Media Coordinators.
DigitalCitizenship / Acceptable Use Policy
The goalofthe technologyAcceptable Use Policy (AUP) istogivestudentsthe tools and languagetheyneedtobe safe, successful, scholarly, and productiveusers oftechnology inour schools.
Violation ofAUP guidelinesmay result ininternetand other technology-relatedprivilegesbeing limited orrevoked, and may alsoresult inschooldisciplinaryaction
AcceptableUse Policy Learn more
COMMUNICATIONSDEPARTMENT
Privacy & Technology
Every year, parents/guardians must complete an Annual Student Verification form for each student. Thisis sent via email
Please review the situation in which you would allow or not allow your student’s directorydatatobe released. Directory data means the pupil records, whichinclude the pupil’s name, address, telephonelisting, dateand place of birth, participation in officially recognized activities and sports, weight andheight ofmembersofathletic teams, dates of attendance, photographs, degrees and awards received, and the name ofthe school most recently attended
Student Directory
The Parent Teacher Association uses this directory at the middle and high school levels. It is a shared resource for families to contact each other. If a family does not want their information included, it will not be available to others.
DistrictWebsite / SocialMedia
Checking no means yourstudent willnot appearonany Districtwebsite and/orsocial media site.
Checking yes means yourstudent can appearonour Districtwebsite and social media sites, including Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, LinkedIn, etc
Student Directory Data
Student directory data is considered public information and may be released to persons and the media unless otherwise notified in writing by the parent/legal guardian within 14 days of registration (Wis. Stats. 118.125).
Yearbook
Checking no means yourstudent willnot appearinthe schoolyearbook
Checking yes means yourstudent can appearinthe schoolyearbook.
DistrictMedia Productions
Checking no means yourstudent willnot appearinany Districtmedia productions
Checking yes means yourstudent can appearonany Districtmedia productions, including postcards, magazines, video productions, newsmedia, and socialmedia. Pleasenotethatsomeofthese materials can besharedwiththe entirecommunity. For example, our Community Connectionmagazine issenttonearly40,000householdsinour area. For clarification, checking yes tothe DistrictWebsite/SocialMedia means our teamcan onlyuse photos and videosofyourstudent for the Districtwebsite and socialmedia, not for a wider audience.
Outside Directory
Checking no means yourstudent’s information willnot besharedwithanyoneoutside the District. Previous requestshaveincludedorganizations suchasCampInvention, Middleton CardinalYouth Football, and the Times-Tribune.
Checking yes means yourstudent’s information can besharedoutside the District.
ElectronicJob Boards - HighSchoolStudents
Checking no means yourstudent’s information willnot bereleasedfor electronicjob boards
Checking yes means yourstudent’s information willbereleasedfor electronicjob boards
MilitaryRelease - HighSchoolStudents
Checking no means yourstudent’s information will not bereleasedtothe militaryorhighereducation sources. Checking yes means yourstudent’s information willbereleasedtothe militaryorhighereducation sources
Communication Tools
Email
You can expecttoreceive email messagesvia ParentPortal (school message@mcpasdnotify.org) or Thrillshare (no-reply@mcpasd.org).
Voice Call
You willreceive a callfromyourstudent’s schoolorthe Districtinthe caseofstudent absence, emergency, low lunch balance, or schoolclosuresdue toinclement weather. You can expectcalls from608-829-9000.
Text
Inanemergency, familieswillreceive a phone calland a textmessage All families willbeautomatically enrolledtoreceive texts and calls using the contact information fromtheir ParentPortalprofile. Ifyou would liketoupdateyourcontact information, pleasedosovia the ParentPortal website/app. You can expecttoreceive texts from98900
Peachjar isanonlineflyer board. Hereyou can findflyersfromthe District, yourstudent’s school, and the community. Thisisa great way toensurethatparents never missa schoolflyer and for the community tospread awareness ofanevent oractivity. Ifyou are a parent/guardian, you are automatically enrolledinweeklyPeachjaremailsunless you chose tounsubscribe.
We love sharing great stories about our students and staff! We also use our social media platforms to share reminders about upcoming events, school closures, and other important information. Did you know we also have a Facebook page available in Spanish? Check out Distrito Escolar del Área de Middleton-Cross Plains and follow us!
DistrictWebsite
Our print publicationsplaya crucial roleinkeeping the entirecommunity well-informed Eachyear, wedistributethree magazines: the Community Connection, which highlightskey eventsand achievementsfromthe past year; a back-to-schooledition tohelpfamiliesprepare for the academic year; and an annualreport thatsharesour goals and progresswiththe community.
Our website isyourone-stopshopfor information! Ifyou missedanimportant District-wide message, check out the Messenger Archive under Parent Resources onthe Information and Public Relations webpage Itincludesanup-to-datelist ofall communicationssenttofamilies
MCPASDApp
The MCPASD app is a great resource for families You can receive reminders and emergency messages, view your student’s lunchmenu, check out articles and posts, and more. Remember to opt in for notifications!
STUDENT SERVICES
The MCPASD Student Services team includes psychologists, social workers, counselors, nurses, and health assistants.
Our school-based Student Services team works in partnership with teachers, administrators, families, and community agencies to support our students. The team supports student learning and ensures that allstudents develop the knowledge and skills needed to achieve their personal best Also, they work to increase student access to instruction and reducing barriers to learning. Student Services may provide support in school with health services, attendance, andcommunity resources, as well as mental health, social-emotional, and behavioral services Ifyou feel that your student wouldbenefit from support from our Student Services team, please contact your student’s school.
Student Services
For a fulllistof resources and contact information for student and familysupport, visit the Student Services web page
Chris Mand DirectorofStudent Services
608-829-9054
cmand@mcpasd.k12.wi.us
SchoolCounselors
School counselors are licensed educators with specialized training to support students' academic, career, and socialemotional development. They work collaboratively with teachers, families, administrators, and communitypartners to deliver a comprehensive school counseling program that meets the diverse needs of all students. Our counselors are dedicated to ensuring equitable access tosupport, resources, and services that promote educational success for every learner
SchoolPsychologists
SchoolSocialWorkers
Schoolsocialworkers use a variety ofevidence-basedstrategiesto ensurethatstudentsare inthe classroom physicallyand mentally ready tolearn Byusing a strength-basedapproach, schoolsocial workers viewstudentsand their environmentsasinterconnected systems. Theyworktoenhance the functioning and relationships withinthese systems tosupport student learning. Also, theyengage withfamiliesand community organizations tofosterbetteroutcomes for students, suchasimprovedacademicperformance, better attendance, and enhancedsocial-emotional-behavioral functioning
School psychologists use their expertise in mental health, learning, and behavior to support the academic, social, behavioral, and emotional success of children and youth They collaborate with families, educators, school administrators, and other professionals to foster safe, healthy, and supportive learning environments. By strengthening the connections between home, school, and the community, school psychologists help ensure that every student has the opportunity to thrive.
Elementary Education Curriculum & Standards
Learn more
Dr. MaryBethPaulisse
DirectorofElementaryEducation
608-829-9025
mpaulisse@mcpasd.k12.wi.us
Secondary Education Curriculum & Standards
Ken Metz
Learn more
DirectorofSecondary Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment
608-829-9058
kmetz@mcpasd.k12.wi.us
Cynthia Malcheski
Director of Special Education
608-829-9021
cmalcheski@mcpasd.k12.wi.us
TEACHING & LEARNING
Visionfor Teachingand Learning
Our Visionfor Teachingand LearningVisionisa districtframework that outlinessix key focus areas designedtoguide daily classroom instruction, collaboration, and student support:
Standards-aligned curriculum
Professionallearningcommunities
Social-emotionallearning
Culturallyresponsivepractices
Data-driven decision-making
Personalizedstaff support
Learn more
Teachingand LearningTeamLeadershipActions
Through the use ofdataand ongoing collaboration, the Teachingand Learning Team:
Designs and supportsa Districtprofessionaldevelopment system
Facilitatesongoing reviewand revisionofliteracyand content standards, curriculum, and instructional materials
Leadseducators inimplementingrigorousand evidence-basedinstruction inemotionally, intellectually, and physicallysafeenvironmentsthatare culturallyand linguisticallyresponsiveand aligned withthe MCPASD Vision for Teachingand Learning
Chris Mand
Director of Student Services
608-829-9054
cmand@mcpasd.k12.wi.us
Dr. Jan Chynoweth
Assistant Superintendentof Teachingand Learning
608-829-9022
jchynoweth@mcpasd.k12.wi.us
Director of Multilingual Services
Mandi Sersch-Morstad
Assessment & Achievement
The Department of Public Instruction produces report cards for all publicly funded schools and districts as part of the state accountability system. These report cards provide data on various indicators, such as student achievement, growth, closing gaps, on-track and post-secondary success, chronic absenteeism, and dropout rates
Special Education
MultilingualServices
The Multilingual Services team collaborates withstudents, families, and colleagues to discover and build on the genius of every multilingual student so that they can achieve their academic and linguistic goals, graduate with sociocultural competency, and thrive throughout their years in our District and beyond.
The District provides excellent services for students withdisabilities in the following areas: emotional disturbance, learning disability, speech or language disorder, cognitive disability, visual impairment, hearing impairment, orthopedic impairment, other health impairment, autism, and traumatic brain injury. If you have concerns about your student’s development, contact the school principal and ask to have your student screened for possible special education needs
Student and FamilyEngagementSpecialists
(SAFES)
We pride ourselves on our dedicated and hardworking staff, who ensure that our students and families feel supported One key group within our District is our team of Student and FamilyEngagementSpecialists (SAFES). Six SAFES are strategically placed across the District two at Middleton High School, two at Glacier Creek Middle School, and two at Kromrey MiddleSchool. To better assist our culturallydiverse community, each of our schools houses bilingual SAFES.
Our SAFES are tasked with many responsibilities, ranging from supporting students outside ofclass to running clubs and organizations, such as the Black Student Union and the Latinx Student Union
Additionally, the SAFES team keeps our families informed by communicating important information and forming trusting relationships with them toensure continuous dialogue.
Wesley Dominguez Delgado
Kromrey Middle School
wdominguezdelgado@mcpasd.k12.wi.us
Bryelle Coleman
Kromrey Middle School
bcoleman@mcpasd.k12.wi.us
Alejandra Adame Barcenas
Glacier Creek Middle School
aadamebarcenas@mcpasd.k12.wi.us
Middleton High School
amyers@mcpasd.k12.wi.us
Aisha Myers
Alvah Hansbro Glacier Creek Middle School ahansbro@mcpasd.k12.wi.us
Laura Taveras-Genao Middleton High School
MULTILINGUALSUPPORT
Solange “Soly” Rodriguez |
MultilingualSupport Specialist
Beyond providing Spanish translation and interpretation services for our district and elementary schools, Soly also supports families who speak other languages. She ensures that everyone has access to the tools and resources they need to succeed.
Ari ArandaRodriguez | LanguageSupport Specialist
Ari provides Spanish translation and interpretation services for our middle and high schools, as well as our District Services Center. She often helps facilitate communication between educators and district families and is also responsible for managing our Spanish-language district Facebook page.
VOLUNTEERINGINOUR SCHOOLS
Pleasecompletethe following steps tobecomeanMCPASD volunteer:
1. Contact yourstudent’s schooloffice. For highschoolfamilies, pleasecontact yourstudent’s teacher.
2. After speakingwitha staff member, submita backgroundcheck request. Pleasenotethatnot all volunteer opportunities require a backgroundcheck Pleasecheck withyourschoolfirst
3 Allow two tothree weeks for processingbeforeyou can begin tovolunteer
SolyRodriguez
srodriguez@mcpasd.k12.wi.us
608-829-9029
Ari ArandaRodriguez
aarandarodriguez@mcpasd.k12.wi.us
608-829-9056
Onceyourbackgroundcheck has beencompleted, itisvalid for fiveyears. Reviewall ofthisinformation byvisitingthe VolunteeringInOur Schools tab onany schoolwebsite menu
PARENTPORTAL
The Parent Portal is the one-stop shop for families to review important informationregardingtheir students, including grades, bus route assignments, absence requests, emergencycontact information, and more
Once a student is registered, families willreceive a confirmation email to set up theirParent Portal account Please note that it can take two to three business days toreceive the emailwhen school is in session. During the summer, it can take until mid-August.
If you have questions regarding your Parent Portal account, please email portal@mcpasd.k12.wi.us.
VIEWYOURSTUDENTPROFILE
Step1
Click the iconofyourstudent inthe upper right-handcorner
Step2
Fromthe drop-down menu, choosethe student you wishtoview.
Step3
Repeatthe process asneeded.
HOWTOREQUESTASTUDENTABSENCE
Step1
Open Parent Portal Click on the “Menu” tab and select “More.”
Step2
Select “Absence Request.” Then select which student you are requesting the absence for. You may select more than one student Complete the prompts below, including the reason for leaving and absence type.
Step3
Select the date(s) of the absence and provide a brief description (e g., dentist appointment, family vacation). Once you have completed the form, click “Submit.”
VIEWYOURSTUDENT ’ SBUSROUTE
Step1
Log into your Parent Portal account Then click on the “Menu” tab on the left-hand side, and select “More.” Then select the “Transportation” tab.
Step2
On the Transportation page, you can now view the following information about your student’s bus routes: Bus Number
Pick-Up/Drop-Off Times
Pick-Up/Drop-Off Locations
UPDATEYOURCONTACTINFORMATION
Step1
Selectthe personiconinthe upper right-handcorner Then select “Settings.”
Step2 Select “Contact Preferences.”
Step3 Update your phone number and preferred language.
Step4
Select your preferred method(s) for receiving phone messages
As a reminder, our District uses Thrillshare to send out urgent communications to families. Phone calls willbe made from 608-829-9000, and text messages will be sent from 98900. Additionally, emails will be sent from the address noreply@mcpasd.org.
It is important to keep your phone numbers and emails updated on Parent Portal because Thrillshare syncs the data into the system every night
STEP 1
STEP 3
STEP 3
Enter your first name, last name, and email address
Create a password that is at least seven characters and includes at least one number Double-check that your information is accurate before continuing to the next step.
STEP 2
STEP 2
Choose your state and then find your school district in the drop-down menu
STEP 4
Select the option that represents you best: parent or guardian, student, staff member, or guest. Then click “Next.”
STEP 5
STEP 5
Add your student to your new account. If you do not know their ID number, you may skip this step and come back later.
STEP 6
Once you have added your student to the account, click “Done.”
How toMakea Payment
Log in to your MyPaymentsPlus account. On the parent home page, you will see “Cafeteria Accounts” and your student’s name. Enter the payment amount, and then click “Add to Cart.”
Click the “Checkout” button. From here, review the shopping cart and click “Proceed to Checkout.”
Select a payment method or add a payment method by clicking “Pay with another method.” Next, click “Pay for Order.” After your payment is processed, you will be directed to a page with an option for an emailed receipt.
How toMakea CluborField TripPayment
Log in to your MyPaymentsPlus account. On the home page, select “Events & Activities.” You will see a list of available activities for your student.
Select the field trip or activity you would like to pay for, and then click “Add to Cart.”
On the checkout page, you will see your payment summary.
Select a payment method or add a payment method by clicking “Pay with another method.”
Then click “Pay For Order.”
Once your payment is processed, you will be directed to a page with an option for an emailed receipt
Select the “Checkout” button at the top of the page, and then click “Proceed to Checkout.”
STEP 2
If there is a closure, the District will promptly communicate with families before 6:30 a.m. through text, phone call, and email.
Additionally, this information is relayed to all local news channels.
Learn more
Inclement Weather & Emergency Messaging
Reunification Process
If an emergency requires students and staff to evacuate the school, they will be brought to a secure site away from the school.
Families will then be notified as to where they can gather to begin the reunification process.
It is important to remember the three main steps for the reunification process:
StayPut (work orhome)
Please do not go to your student’s school All students will be evacuated to a secure site.
StayInformed
The District will share all important alerts withfamilies as information becomes available. They will also provide updates via social media and the Districtwebsite
BeReady
When it is safe for students, staff, and families, the District will share information about where to meet for the reunification process Be prepared to show a form of identification when you arrive
Forms ofEmergency Contact
In the event of an emergency, we will send messages and alerts via text, phone call, and email. Please be sure to keep your contact information up to date in the Parent Portal you have questions about your account, please contact portal@mcpasd.k12
