Mrs. Santilli and the December Bedtime Story
Mrs. Santilli shares a story about persistence, empathy and working together. https://www.wevideo.com/view/1545389735
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Announcements
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November Read-a-Loud: Team Spirit read by Mr. Saranich, Assistant Superintendent
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Slideshow
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Mohegan School Goes Pink
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Project Based Learning / Humanities
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Showcase Shelton / Grade 4 Chorus
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Spring is here! Please ensure your children have a good breakfast and plenty of sleep!
District News
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2019 Teen Summer Reading
The Teen Summer Reading Program for Shelton Libraries is geared to kids entering grades 5-12. Teens are encouraged to visit either Plumb Memorial Library or Huntington Branch Library to register for the program. There will be weekly prizes of $25 gift cards and teens have a chance to enter in both libraries to increase their chances of winning weekly. See the attached flyers for more info.
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Shelton Public Schools is looking for Tutors and Substitute Staff
The Shelton Public School system is looking for committed individuals who are interested in working as tutors and/or substitute staff for the remainder of the 2019-2020 academic year. For more information please contact Human Resources: 203-924-1023, extension 339
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PreK Typical Peer Program
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Summer Food Programs from Valley United Way
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Elementary School Redistricting Plan Public Meetings
The redistricting plan proposal for Booth Hill, Elizabeth Shelton, Long Hill, Mohegan, and Sunnyside elementary schools was adopted by the Shelton Board of Education at their meeting on Wednesday, April 24, 2019. Please see attached PDF "new" school zone map which outlines all elementary school districts and lists school zones by street and lot. Note that PDF map can be enlarged to determine street names and lot positions.
All elementary school families that were directly affected by redistricting have been contacted by their current school with a transition plan for their students.
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EpiPen Enrollment Form
AUVI-Q® (epinephrine injection, USP) is a prescription medicine used to treat life-threatening allergic reactions, including anaphylaxis, in people who are at risk for or have a history of serious allergic reactions.
Click the attachment below to download their Direct Delivery Patient Enrollment Form.
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Principal's Message
Dear Parents and Guardians,
Welcome to the Mohegan Elementary School Website. Our hope is that you find our website to be user-friendly, and after you visit, you will have a good idea of all we have to offer.
Mohegan Elementary School serves students in grades K through grade 4. The MOH staff, parents, and students work together to create an exciting and meaningful environment that provides all students with a wealth of educational experiences. Our students experience the excitement of learning in an environment that encourages critical thinking skills, problem solving, and the ability to access information. They work toward acquiring the technological skills for the 21st century. We strive to create the context of "lifelong learning" through the use of computers, modern research capability, and interactive media.
Our goal is to provide a safe and orderly school climate that promotes positive self-esteem, student commitment toward citizenship, individual improvement, and responsibility for personal behavior. In addition to the core academics, Mohegan School has a strong foundation in Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS), which guides our approach to teaching positive behaviors and celebrating the great accomplishments of our students. Our monthly school-wide assemblies recognize students who are being safe, responsible, and respectful.
We value the cultural diversity that exists in our school by celebrating the uniqueness of each individual student and staff member. We teach our students that by respecting everyone, we become a stronger community.
One of the most critical pieces to student success is the connection between home and school. I encourage all of you to be actively engaged with your child’s learning. Our PTO is a wonderful organization that is always looking for more members. We do believe that “It takes a village to raise a child”, so we welcome your involvement. . We hope that our website will assist in the endeavor. As always, if you have questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to email or call the main office at (203) 929-4121.
Sincerely,
Kristen Santilli
Principal