Monroe Country Day School Weekly Newsletter
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Thank you to our entire community for an excellent start to the school year! Our students have been working hard and growing every day, and we are truly grateful for the ongoing support from our Monroe Country Day School families, staff, and friends.
As we head into the fall break, we want to wish everyone a safe, fun, and restful vacation. Enjoy this special time of year with your loved ones!
We look forward to welcoming everyone back on
Monday, October 20th.
Happy Fall!
— The Monroe Country Day School Team
Upcoming Events:
- October 10th: Progress Reports
- October 10th: Cornhole Sponsorship Deadline [Extended]
- October 13th-17th: Fall Break
- October 24th: Fall Pictures
- October 24th: Friday Lunch: CFA
A Look Ahead:
- November 7th: Friday Lunch: Pizza
- November 11th: Veteran's Day Program
- November 24th-28th: Thanksgiving Break
Fundraisers:
- October 25th: 2nd Annual Cornhole Tournament [Info Below]
Upcoming Community Events:
- October 11th: Fall Fest- MCDS will have a booth set up!
- October 26th: Farm to Table Dinner
- November 6th: Candlelight Shopping
- November 8th: Mistletoe Market
- November 13th: S'mores pit & Grinch pictures in Pocket Park
- November 20th: Merry Monroe! Bikes, Trikes & Magical Lights, Carriage Rides, S'mores pit and pictures with Santa
- November 29th: Shop Small Saturday
Visitor Praise:
"I want to thank you for receiving us so graciously at MCDS today. We really enjoyed presenting Paige Hood (National Citizen Education Teacher Award) and your school with those (long overdue) recognition awards.
Every one of us noted how well your students conducted themselves and how respectful they were. That's not a given nowadays and is attributable to your school leadership.
Once again, it's always a pleasure to see you and visit your school. MCDS has a unique character and atmosphere that is nothing like the sterile and industrial feel we get from other schools. Nobody notices this, until they visit your school. Then it's impossible to NOT notice it.
Most appreciatively,
Gregg Morrison, VFW 4180 Senior Vice Commander"
