On October 12, from 9 am – 1 pm, Touch-a-Truck will be happening in Lincoln. Various vehicles like fire trucks, police cars, and construction machinery will be parked around Scully Park for children and families to explore. Kids can climb into the driver’s seat, honk the horn, and learn about the vehicle from the professionals who operate them.
Thank you to Mr. Bishop, Ms. Jakie and Mr. Stewart! We also want to thank our subs Mr. Morrow and Mr. McCarty!
A message from our partners at Chestnut Health Systems:
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If your student is interested in 4-H, take a look at these flyers for more information!
Caps for a Cause at MPGS. 9/27/24
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The MPGS Student Council is sponsoring a JH Halloween Dance on Friday, October 25, 2024 from 7:30-9pm in the cafeteria. There will be a costume contest! School and age appropriate costumes are encouraged. The cost at the door will be $5 per person. Grades 6-8 only.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2024 JH Boys Baseball game at CEL has been cancelled. The game has been rescheduled for 6pm on Wednesday, 9/25 at LINCOLN JUNIOR HIGH ***Practice today in the multipurpose gym 3:30-5pm***
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Just a reminder that tomorrow, Friday, September 20, 2024 is an 11:28am early dismissal!
The October 16, 2024 Mt. Pulaski CUSD School Board meeting will take place at the Mt. Pulaski High School Media Center. This is a change from the normally scheduled location.
Just a reminder, it’s school picture day today at MPGS!!! Wednesday, September 18, 2024!! 💙
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Mt. Pulaski CUSD Community:
This is a critical notification to bring our school community up to speed regarding school safety issues in Macon County. There were reports of social media pictures on Snapchat involving threats to schools in Macon County. The Decatur Police Department has made two arrests related to the incident, per their press release below. The ages of the students involved were 11 and 14 years of age!
The police department acted immediately due to the fast reporting of the incident. I strongly recommend that you and your students ALWAYS report suspicious activity of any kind, even online activity. We use the phrase "if you see something, say something", as safety is always at the forefront of our thoughts.
Again, we have an everyday presence in our school between our Mount Pulaski Police Department and the Logan County Police Department to contiuously improve the quality of our relationships between students and staff. This is due to our commitment and philosophy of safety, which is always our number one priority!
Thank you for your attention to detail and commitment to Mount Pulaski Schools.
It's always a better day on the Hilltop!
Respectfully,
Jason Spang, Superintendent of Schools
If you're in MP enjoying the Fall Festival, stop by the tent and get a ribeye sandwich from the Hilltop Club! The proceeds support their scholarship fund for local seniors.
Free Children's Orthopedic Clinic 10/8/24
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MPCUSD 23 School Community,
Please view this letter regarding a recent school crisis in the national news and the safety measures we take locally to prioritize school safety!
Respectfully,
Jason Spang
MPCUSD 23 Superintendent of Schools
MPHS Students & Mrs. Lambert are helping out with this event! Feel free to join in on the square!
