Monrovia Unified Instructional Services Newsletter Issue 3

From Monrovia Unified School District:

April 27, 2020

Dear Parents, Please know that YOU are doing all you can for your kids and that this is a truly unique time for everyone. It is trying for even the most organized professionals to fulfil their work duties from home, juggle finances, monitor your new “homeschool students”, provide childcare and do all you can to keep your family safe during this pandemic.I encourage you to show “Grace & Flexibility” on yourself at home during this time in addition to your children, their teachers and the community. I personally have a granddaughter who is in kindergarten and instantly she had the sense that she was on summer vacation! Her mother has her at the dining room table now working on her daily lessons with much encouragement. This continues to be an important time of learning and growth for all students.

I would also encourage you to take this time with your children to really explore new areas of their interests or partake in family activities that you may not have had the luxury of time to do before. A silver lining can always be found if we look hard enough!In this newsletter, you will find the phone number for the technology "help desk", the schedule for parent office hours that are available each week and several other bits of information to help you on your journey.Families are encouraged to tune in to Conversations with Ralph Walker at 3 p.m. every Tuesday and Friday. The show airs on YouTube and features Board President Rob Hammond and Mayor Tom Adams, who share the latest local updates on COVID-19. Please submit questions to kgemtv@gmail.com or by calling (626) 357-4974.We will continue to provide you updated information as we receive it and more can be found on our website. Pre-recorded messages are regularly updated at (626) 471-2084.Have a great week!Dr. Sue Kaiser, Assistant Superintendent of Educational Services

Attached Files

• Newsletter_April_23_2020_English_.pdf

This press release was produced by Monrovia Unified School District. The views expressed here are the author’s own.