Author: Monica Hankins

Tomorrow, October 31st is Costume Day! Students may come to school already dressed in their costume.  Please remember for safety reasons—no masks or weapons.  Students will not be allowed to change or have their costume delivered to them. Don’t feel like dressing up?? No worries—wear black or orange 🎃

Tomorrow, October 25 our PTA will be having a pizza sale. Just $1 will get you a hot, cheesy slice of pizza!

Next week will be Spirit Week at McDonald Elementary!

This is a free event for kindergarten-4th grade students. Please see flyer for more information on how to register. Visit: https://www.egr.msu.edu/wie/k-12/programs-outreach

Wednesday, October 16th will be a Late Start. Breakfast will be served starting at 9:10am and school will begin at 9:30am. Picture Day will also take place on Wednesday, October 16th. Picture Day flyers will be coming home with students. If you plan to purchase photos, please include exact change in the envelope as we…

Our first popcorn sale of the year is to tomorrow, October 10. Yummy bags of popcorn will be sold for just 50cents! Also, don’t forget that students will have a half day on Friday the 11th so that teachers can attend meetings. Students will be dismissed at 11:45am.

The NEA Big Read will be held October 14th at 4pm. Families are invited to the University of Michigan-Dearborn Environmental Interpretive Center for the launch. The flyer is attached below.

Tomorrow there will be a parent meeting at 9:00am. After school, our amazing PTA will be selling slices of pizza. Don’t forget your $1 to buy a slice! Also remember that there will be no school for our kindergarten students as teachers will be in meetings.

  If you wish to participate in the School Improvement visits for the 2019-20 , complete the form and you will receive a call and email with the building location approximately one hour prior to the start of the visit. Due to the nature of the unannounced visits, we understand that you may or may…

Please read the memo below from Wayne County Prosecutor, Kim Worthy regarding school safety.