Updates and Reminders

A Few Highlights!

1. Spring Break 2021 is Monday, March 22 - Friday, April 2. Enjoy! Happy Easter on Sunday, April 4!

2. We appreciate everyone's diligent and intentional efforts to keep everyone safe and healthy. Social distancing, masks, contact tracing, hand sanitizing, staying home when feeling ill, and vaccinations are important actions toward ending the pandemic. Please keep it up over Spring Break and Easter gatherings. We aim for in person instruction for the remaining weeks of the school year!

3. Please click on the following buttons for important information. We aim to keep you informed!

Employment opportunities. Please consider serving our school district by joining our team as a substitute teacher, bus driver, or custodian.
MC Plus Program - Summer 2021 Information
Kindergarten Round-up 2021 Information
2021-22 Little Cadets Preschool Information
Quick Links to Maintain Communication!
Food Service Updates - FREE breakfast and lunch meals for ALL Students through July 29, 2021!
2020-21 Revised Academic Calendar
2021-22 Academic Calendar

4. Effective January 13, 2021, our school board meetings will begin at 6:00 pm. The meetings will be held in the cafeteria at Cascade Middle School, 6423 S. CR 200 W, Clayton, IN 46118. The monthly meetings will be held on the second Wednesday of each month.


CHS THRIVE making a DIFFERENCE!	Soaring EAGLE!	Success at CMS!

CHS THRIVE making a DIFFERENCE!

Soaring EAGLE!

Success at CMS!

The MCCSC Plan for COVID-19

Our Guiding Principles

Adapting personal behaviors to ensure everyone's health.
Respecting the necessity of some inconveniences and forego some favored activities.
Demonstrating flexibility and resilience to adapt to the fluid situation.

We appreciate your flexibility and understanding of the transitions necessary. The 2020-21 school year will be a series of ebb and flow. We aim to provide in person instruction, although certain factors may necessitate a change to Extended Home Learning for a period of time (i.e. staffing scarcity, executive orders, etc.). After each transition, we plan to return to in person instruction. The safety protocols in place in our schools (cleaning, hand sanitizing, social distancing, wearing a mask, contact tracing, staying home when ill, etc.) are effective. We must all do our part outside of our schools as well to assist in mitigating the spread!

Hendricks County moved to the Blue Level for community spread on Wednesday, March 3. Our efforts have made a difference especially since Hendricks County was in the Red Level in December! Our medical officer has approved our plans to continue to offer in person instruction and continue to offer our extra-curricular activities. His approval is based on our continued safety measures (masks, social distancing, hand washing, hand sanitizing, contact tracing, cleaning & disinfecting, and staying home when symptomatic) and adjustments in spectator attendance at our extra-curricular events. The information button below provides details on Pre-K - 12 recommendations for each level of community spread.

Please click on the buttons below for our IDOH updates, MCCSC Dashboard, Governor Holcomb's Executive Order February 25, Exposure guidance, and guidance on COVID-19 Screening. Be in the KNOW!