As always, MPCS specific- information will be sent via ParentSquare to our currently enrolled families. Community members should also read all emails that are sent from Jeffco Public Schools, including “Community Update” emails. Second Semester Learning Plan for MPCS (January 2021) Updated December 18, 2020 Please read the below details carefully, as there are … Read more
CMAS (Colorado Measures of Academic Success) testing will be held April 9th – 27th. Students in grades 3-8 will be taking the CMAS assessments in English Language Arts (ELA), Math, and Science for grades 5 and 8. All MPCS students will again be taking these tests on paper, rather than on the computer. The overall … Read more
Help inform the direction of Safe Routes to School efforts at Mountain Phoenix Community School. Please join us for a community meeting to discuss ways to support Mountain Phoenix students safely walking and biking to school. During this meeting we will review data that has been gathered during the school year, identify possible challenges and … Read more
We welcome you to the following events to learn more about what the GC does and receive answers to any questions to may have about serving on the board: 2/28: 8:30 am, Coffee with the GC, Middle School library (or outdoors if weather permits) 3/15: 6:30 pm, Meet and Greet, Silver Vines Winery in Old … Read more
If you have a child enrolled as a Kindergartener, please consider attending this talk. Nancy is so captivating and the wisest of the wise when it comes to First Grade Readiness. We will be meeting in the Eurythmy room at 6:00 p.m. on October 24th.
Last year’s “Scarves with Heart” project distributed 60 scarves, handcrafted by MPCS families, into the broader community. Many were placed in parks with a note attached; “I’m not lost. If you’re stuck out in the cold, please take this to keep warm.” Others were given to the Wheat Ridge Police Department to distribute into the … Read more
We are part of the Safe Routes to Schools grant this year and that requires us to gather some data regarding how our students get to school. Please read the following letter below from the Safe Routes to Schools, a program through Jefferson County Public Health: Hello Mountain Phoenix Community School families! Mountain Phoenix is … Read more
