Monte Vista Press

E-Issue #2 - Fall Semester - October 5, 2021

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K-12 LAB SCHEDULES ARE UP TO DATE

Click below for LIVE schedules

***IMPORTANT NOTE***

The best practice is to get into the habit of checking your student's lab schedule on our website before attending any lab either by Zoom or in person.

Our labs are also found on our website's home page.

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HS Science Labs are now up to date!

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MONTE VISTA'S STUDENT RECOGNITION!

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We are highlighting the creativity of one of our Middle School students who made this amazing and really neat design with construction paper and many chads!

What an imagination! We are proud of Lani's creative way of recycling paper!

~ Monte Vista Staff

Koi Mosaic by Lani Pera

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UNDERWOOD FARM FIELD TRIP!

Friday, October 29

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Friday, October 29th from 9:30-11:00 AM. Program includes educational talk, tractor ride, and vegetable picking. Each student will be able to harvest 5 different vegetables! All students must be accompanied by an adult at all times. You are responsible for providing your own transportation to and from the farm. Form is due by October 22, 2021.

CLICK ON THE FLYER FOR REGISTRATION FORM

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we are in need of volunteers!




Hello to All New and Returning Monte Vista Families!


Do you love animals? Did you know we encourage our families to get to know and learn about our school pets? You can get involved through our 4-H Program or simply volunteer for our wonderful school! We are looking to expand our animal care team and would love your help. No experience required, but a love of animals is helpful! This might be a win-win for families who are unable to have personal pets at home. We have two Lionhead rabbits, four egg-laying hens, a number of Red-Eared Slider water turtles and brand-new baby chickens! We have a very dedicated parent, Mrs. Cordova, who makes sure our sweet school animals always have clean pens, fresh water, fresh food and treats. I love the saying, “Many hands make light work!" We can set up convenient schedules that work around your schedules. Weekend coverage would be very appreciated too! Our animals need year-round coverage, including holidays and breaks. We encourage our families to spend time with our mascots.


Did you know Mrs. Kim even brings out our Lionhead rabbits so families can enjoy reading with their young families? All our families are invited to try out this wonderful and innovative program created by our very own Mrs. Cordova! I would love to give Miss Kim some much needed assistance in caring and loving our school critters. We invite you to check us out. We will happily show you our set up and what we have found to be a good, workable system for maintaining our animals. You can come once a week, daily, whatever your schedule allows. We need a few reliable folks to count on for more coverage. Younger students should have parental supervision. We love seeing our animals get cuddles too!


Think you may be interested? Feel free to contact me. We will be happy to introduce you to our animals to see if you might enjoy getting to spend more time with them and help to keep them safe and healthy. Keep an eye out for more announcements. I will be looking at a group time to introduce interested families too. I’m regularly on campus on Thursdays but can arrange to meet you most days. Kim and I will happily get you started too!


4-H’ers, please let me know if you’re interested in adding animal care too. We will add some animal care along the way, but there is never enough time to do everything we want to do during our lab time! Do we have some animal fans who might need to keep track of volunteer hours? I bet we could help with that too! I can be reached by text or email at:


Paula Egermeier

PaulaEgermeier@gmail.com

(805) 279-7842

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REMINDER - ART LAB TODAY!

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In tomorrow's art class, we'll be sketching the human form and learning a bit about body proportions and anatomy, using graphite and colored pencils on white printer paper.

Mr. Yorick, our friendly skeleton model, will assist us!

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ANOTHER PICTURE DAY!

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Monday, October 11th

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If you need a picture ID come to the MPR

on Monday, October 11

outside next to the MPR by the benches

any time between 8:30 am - 2:30 pm

All grade levels (K-12)

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Monte Vista's Plant Sale

Saturday, October 16

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This event is our school fundraiser!

Come visit Dr. P and his team of volunteers,

It will be lots of fun!!

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PSAT-NMSQT for 10th-11th Graders

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Wednesday, October 13

We are hosting the PSAT/NMSQT exam for 10th and 11th Graders


Wednesday, October 13

From 9 am - 12 pm

There will be a small fee of $5 for this exam

(cash only, please)


If your student is interested in taking this exam, please fill out the form below

and submit it no later than Tuesday, October 12 by noon.

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HAVE YOU SET UP YOUR PARENT PORTAL?

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PLEASE CALL THE OFFICE IF YOU NEED ANY HELP!

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From Dr. P's Desk

Martin Luther King, Jr. - Contest

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DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. HOLIDAY

JANUARY 14-17, 2022

ESSAY AND POETRY AWARDS PROGRAM


Theme: “We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny. Whatever affects one directly, affects all indirectly.” Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., 1965; Oberlin Ohio


$1000 in Prizes for Local Youth and Teens


This year’s theme is based on Dr. King’s comments about the importance of speaking up for our ideals. We welcome entries that express your thoughts on this idea or any aspect of Dr. King’s life and legacy. Essay entries must be a single essay of 1,000 words or less. Poetry entries can be no more than two poems of fewer than 50 lines each. The writer must submit the entry along with the MLKSB entry form. Entries may be submitted by email at santa-barbara@adl.org, mail or hand-delivered to ADL, 1528 Chapala St. Ste 301, Santa Barbara, CA 93101.


Four First Prizes of $125 Each

Essay, Ages 6-12 and 13 - 18 | Poetry, Ages 6-12 and 13 - 18


Four Second Prizes of $75 Each

Essay, Ages 6-12 and 13 - 18 | Poetry, Ages 6-12 and 13 - 18


Four Third Prizes of $50 Each

Essay, Ages 6-12 and 13 - 18 | Poetry, Ages 6-12 and 13 - 18


The prizes will be awarded, and First Prize Winners will read their essays and poems during Santa Barbara’s Martin Luther King Day Weekend of Events, January 14–17, 2022. (Live or virtual -TBD )


Entries must be received along with the MLKSB entry form by Monday, October 29, 2021. If you have questions, you may contact Schools Outreach Advisors listed below according to where you live.


Santa Barbara/Goleta/Isla Vista, Hope Ranch schools,

Penny Sidoli: psidoli@yahoo.com Carpinteria/Summerland schools,

Christine Gilbert: cgilbert@cusd.net Santa Ynez Valley and Lompoc schools,

Linda Ryles: windmillryles@msn.com


The Martin Luther King Day Essay & Poetry Awards is sponsored by the Martin Luther King Jr. Committee of Santa Barbara and is presented in conjunction with the Anti-Defamation League’s No Place for Hate Initiative. For more information on Martin Luther King Day activities and the Martin Luther King Jr. Committee of Santa Barbara, visit www.mlksb.org or info@mlksb.org, 805 259-5782 P.O. Box 475, Santa Barbara, CA 93102.


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MONTE VISTA'S OFFICE HOURS

Monday - Friday

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8:00 AM - 4:30 PM

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