• CMS Weekly Communication 5.21.22

     
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  • New CMS Spiritwear Available for Purchase!

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    We have BRAND NEW CMS SPIRITWEAR available for purchase in the front office!  Please stop by to check out our Sweatshirts, T-Shirts, Hats, Pajama Pants, and Car Magnets!

     

     
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     ParentSquare  is our primary tool for school-to-home communication.

     CMS is using a new system called ParentSquare.  This system will become our primary communication system for emails and text messages to let families know about changes in schedules, our Principal's Friday Letter home, emergency situations, to communicate student absences, and more!

     

    For Parents:  

    1. Download the Parent Square App and create an account using the same email as you have on file with the school
    2. Click on the three lines at the top left of the screen, then select account
    3. Select Preferences
    4. Select Notifications
    5. Change text notifications to instant

     

     For help with the ParentSquare app, you can submit a help request at:

    https://carmelunified.incidentiq.com/guest/NVJFER9S/parent-ticket

     

     
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  • Incident IQ - Tech Assistance

     Is Your Chromebook on the fritz?

    Are you experiencing login issues?

    Do you need tech support?

     We can help!  Follow one of the Incident IQ links below, fill out a trouble ticket request, and a tech representative from the school district will contact you shortly.

    Incident IQ - For Students

    Incident IQ - For Parents

     

     
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CUSD Announcements

  • CARMEL UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
    BOARD OF EDUCATION
    Board of Education Regular Meeting
    May 25, 2022

    Carmel Middle School Library 
    4380 Carmel Valley Road
    Carmel, CA  93923


    5:00 PM Open Session 

     

    Members of the public may observe the meeting in person or on the CUSD Board Meeting YouTube Channel at https://www.youtube.com/c/CUSDBoardMeeting.  Those attending in person should be aware that the livestream broadcast may capture video and audio of those attending the meeting.  If, for any reason, there are any technical issues, the recording will be posted within 24 hours of the meeting. 

    Safety Protocols For In-Person Meetings
    Our community’s health and safety is our highest priority. To protect the health of all of those in attendance, the District requires everyone attending a Board meeting to comply with all local and State health orders. The District thanks you for your cooperation in advance.

    Public Comment
    Members of the public attending the meeting may provide comment during item I.F. Public comment on any open session item, closed session item, or any item that is within the Board’s jurisdiction, but not on the agenda, will be heard at that time.  The Board is committed to maintaining a respectful and productive environment that fosters a culture of civility where staff, the community and the Board feel safe to express themselves and are free from bullying, harassment, and threats. The Board welcomes your comments and requests that you express yourself accordingly.

    Members wishing to address the Board are allotted THREE minutes per speaker per item or per topic which is not on the agenda.  Should more than 20 people wish to address any one item or topic, the Board may elect to allot TWO minutes per speaking on that item/topic.  Please note that the speaking time cannot be delegated to another person.  Members should indicate the agenda item(s) or topic(s) on which they plan to speak when beginning their comments. Without taking action, Board members or District staff members may briefly respond to statements made or questions posed by the public about items not appearing on the agenda.

    Input Card
    Additionally, at any time during the meeting, members of the public may complete an “Input Card” to provide additional input on items addressed by the Board or within the Board’s jurisdiction.  After the meeting, comments will be shared with the Board.

    Public Records
    Any writings or documents that are public records and are provided to a majority of the Board of Education regarding an open session item on this agenda will be made available for public inspection in the District Office located at 4380 Carmel Valley Road, Carmel, California 93923 during normal business hours.

    Assistance Information
    If you require special assistance such as auxiliary aids or services in order to access the Board meeting room, review the agenda, or otherwise participate in this meeting, please contact the Assistant to the Superintendent at 624-1546 ext. 2021. Please provide sufficient advance notice to allow the District time to arrange for your accommodation.

    NOTICE TO AUDIENCE: The Board reserves the right to change the order of the agenda items.

     

    Click Links Below 

    • Board  Agenda - FULL DETAILS click HERE
      • To view the detailed version, please click that link above and then click the header item that you wish to see the details and/or attachments to the items. Procedural items may not have details, just headers/titles. 
        • If you have any questions on how to access the new agenda platform, please contact Tricia Zarevich at tzarevich@carmelunified.org or 624-1546 ext. 2021
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  • tk flyer

    Soon all 4 year olds in California will be eligible for free transitional kindergarten (TK). When will your child become eligible in Carmel Unified? For the 2022-23 school year, students eligible for TK need to turn 5 between September 2 and February 2. Questions? Reach out to our outstanding Child Development Programs team at 831-624-8047 or visit the TK webpage.

     
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Headlines

Welcome


  • Our Mission Statement: Carmel Middle School has an academic priority based in the California State Content Standards. We will deliver these academics with creativity that stretches students toward higher level thinking skills. We are keenly interested in the whole child and will use relevant, age-appropriate, and hands-on methods that foster student appreciation for learning and the world around us. We offer a broad selection of electives and stress the importance of these electives as our students explore their personal interests. We are dedicated to providing a safe and positive learning environment where students are given opportunities to develop their abilities and confidence for life-long learning. Personal health and fitness are significant to our mission. We want students to become increasingly self-motivated to make positive, healthy contributions to our world.
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