Dear MCCPS families,

Thank you for joining us for Curriculum Night. We loved having you in the building and sharing more about teaching and learning at MCCPS—we are so proud of the work happening here every day.

This week, students completed their baseline diagnostic assessments in math through the iReady platform. Next week, all students will complete ELA diagnostics using IXL. We’ve shifted to IXL for ELA because it provides more comprehensive data—particularly in writing and grammar—and offers more detailed reading results for those students who have already acquired foundational reading skills. You will receive both math and ELA reports, along with a cover sheet to help you interpret them, on Friday of next week. Please reach out with any questions. These assessments are important tools that help us adjust instruction to meet student needs.

On Monday, our PALS program (Personalized Accelerated Learning Support) will begin. PALS takes place three mornings a week and provides targeted support in either Math or ELA.

Finally, please mark your calendars: on Wednesday, October 8, our school will take part in an all-school field trip hosted by our partners at the Marblehead YMCA. It will be a day of fun, recreation, and community. Drop-off and pick-up will take place at the YMCA that day.

Wishing you and your family a wonderful weekend!

Warmly,

Stephanie Brant LICSW

Head of School

Office Manager | Mallory McMahon

781-631-0777 extension 148

Email absent@marbleheadcharter.com

or mmcmahon@marbleheadcharter.com

or call 781-631-0777 extension 148

We look forward to welcoming our 7th and 8th Grade Parents and Guardians on 10/09 for this casual opportunity to gather for dinner and conversation. The event will be from 5pm - 7pm. Parents and Guardians can RSVP by clicking the link HERE -- please respond by no later than Monday, October 6th.

They visited the little pantry created by last year's 8th graders and began a campaign to collect food for those in need.

Originally from Rhode Island, Cheryl ran track and cross-country while studying psychology and counseling in Virginia, where her passion for working with children first began. A world traveler who counts Tokyo as a favorite city, Cheryl was inspired to join MCCPS after seeing her own two children thrive here—growing into confident, self-aware advocates through project-based learning and public speaking. We’re thrilled to welcome Cheryl’s energy and experience to our team!