PreK, 1st & 2nd Grade Homebound Learning Packets Available for Pick-Up

Parents can pick up Homebound Learning Packets for PreK, 1st & 2nd grade students at MPTCS High School anytime this week

8th Grade Townhall Meeting on Wednesday, May 26th at 6:00 PM

Marion P. Thomas Board of Trustees Meeting will occur on Saturday, May 30, 2020 at 9:00 AM! It will be a virtual meeting.

8th Grade Scholar and Parent Updates

Please review the letter regarding the 8th Grade Moving Up ceremony and information about class dues refunds

MPTCS Town Hall Meeting Schedule

Have additional questions about the rest of the school year and plans for the Fall? Our virtual Town Hall is your opportunity to hear directly from members of the BEN leadership team. Wednesday, June 3rd is the 2nd of our Town Hall series. We invite you to join the conversation!

Wishing our Village Principals a Happy Principals Day!!!

Food Distribution will resume on Thursday, May 14th

Out of an abundance of caution, MPTCS High School will close from April 30th - May 13th for a deep cleaning. Meal distribution will resume on Thursday, May 14th.

BEN Motivation Week - Above the Storm the Sun Still Shines!

South Ward Children's Alliance (SWCA) offering support for MPTCS Families

In need of support during this critical time, please text 206-222-7922 to find out how they can help you.

Updates: New Lessons, Virtual Learning Plans, New Food Distribution Procedures

Learn more about expectations and new procedures for the coming weeks

Covid-19 Resource: Food Distribution

We will continue the distribution of our grab and go meals and snacks for all MPTCS families on Mondays and Thursdays, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the MPTCS High School

Chromebook Distribution

We need to hear from parents

Confirmed Covid-19 Cases at STEAM and PAC Academies

Confirmed Covid-19 Cases at STEAM and PAC Academies. All MPTCS Schools will be closed until further notice.

Schools closed

To ensure the safety and health of all our students and staff, all MPTCS schools are closed. Students are expected to complete work daily from their learning resource package.

PAC ACAEDMY'S FROZEN PERFORMANCES POSTPONED

Coronavirus Prevention Update

The safety of our students and staff is a top priority and preparedness is an important aspect to ensure that safety. With this in mind, we wanted to provide you with an update regarding our prevention efforts and evolving plans.

The CAT in the HAT comes back to PAC

PAC elementary students kicked off Read Across America Week. Scholars gathered for a reading of the Dr. Seuss book, "The Cat Comes Back." by Mr. Sandor, Co-Leader at PAC.

The Power of Partnerships Parent Survey Link

Dear Parents/Guardians, Families play an important role in contributing to schools in a way that ensures that their child is successful. The BRICK Education Network would like to strengthen family-engagement by making sure that our environment, programs and resources meet the needs of all of our families. You can help us form a better partnership between school and home by taking a few minutes to share your thoughts and feelings about the environment, administration/staff and communication at your child's school. The survey is confidential and will be kept private. It is approximately 5 minutes long and can be completed on any computer, tablet or phone with access to the internet using one of the three options listed below. The survey will open on from February 13th – 28th, 2020.

The Nutcracker

On December 13th the third-grade scholars had the opportunity to experience the Nutcracker live at the State Theater in New Brunswick. They were greeted by ushers who escorted them into a broadway-style theater where the scholars watched the amazing dancing and theatrics that has been a holiday favorite for many years. It was an amazing performance and experience for all!

Congrats to our CHAMPIONS!

The MPTCS 4th & 5th Grade Boys Basketball Team won the NJ Charter School Athletic League's division playoffs. The team played a doubleheader, they beat Phillips Academy to advance to the finals. Their final game was against the Wildcats of Paterson Arts & Science Charter School. Our Tigers played hard and beat the Wildcats by 3!