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Elementary Staff 2024-25

2024-25 Elementary AMI Day Schedule

The Milan C-2 School District will once again be eligible to participate in AMI (Alternative Methods of Instruction) Weather Days for the 2024-2025 school year.  While we all appreciate a good old-fashioned snow day, these days allow our district to limit, and possibly eliminate, the need to add extra days onto our school calendar due to weather and/or poor road conditions.

The school’s approved AMI plan allows us to make up 36 calendar hours through virtual instruction, this equates to about 5 full school days.  Therefore, there will not be unlimited amounts of AMI Weather Days.

It is important that your student participates in the virtual meetings and online assignments on the days that are utilized as AMI.  Students that do not complete assignments or show up for class video calls will be marked as absent for that day and required to make up the work.

All classes 7-12 have scheduled times designated for Google Meetings.  This schedule is designed with multi-student families in mind.  We know that having multiple devices on home internet networks can put a strain on the quality of the internet service.  Additionally, students without access to the internet at home can check out a Verizon Hotspot for AMI days. If your child will need access to a hotspot, please contact your child’s teacher to let them know.

Our students and staff did an excellent job with AMI Days in the 2020-2021 school year and I’m looking forward to seeing all of the great work that will take place this year!  If you have any questions or concerns, please communicate those with your student’s teacher(s) and we will do our best to get them resolved as soon as possible.

PK-6 AMI Schedule

Halloween Costume Expectations

In an effort to enjoy and celebrate Halloween at Milan Elementary appropriately, respectfully, and in accordance with school rules, we ask that students use the following guidelines when selecting a costume for school: 

1. NO masks or FULL face paint. Staff members must be able to identify students.

2. Costumes that depict violence, alcohol, or drugs are not permitted. Fake weapons or blood are not allowed. 

3. Costumes that could be offensive or perpetuate a stereotype of someone’s culture, gender, heritage, or religion are not permitted. 

4. Costumes should not hinder student's ability to participate in classes; including P.E. Costumes may not disrupt or impede traffic, or present issues of safety in the hallway.

5. Please understand that students who are wearing costumes during the day will be attending recess and lunch. If you are concerned with your student spilling food on their costume, they should not wear it during the day. They will also need to be able to use the restroom without needing assistance with their costume. 

** PLEASE NOTE: Students wearing questionable costumes or are not able to maintain the proper focus and demeanor in class will be asked to change into normal school attire. 

***Preschool students should bring their costumes to school to change into later. 

Halloween Parade 

October 31st in the Elementary Gym starting at 2:45pm. 

Parents are invited to attend our Halloween Parade in the Elementary Gym starting at 2:45 on October 31st. You may enter the building through the Cafeteria Entrance. After the parade, students will be dismissed to their classrooms. After all students are dismissed you may walk down to your child's classroom and sign them out. Each classroom teacher will have a sign-out sheet.

Quick Links

When to stay home

Elementary Christmas Program 12/11/24

The Elementary Christmas Program will be held on Wednesday, 12/11/24, beginning at 5:45 p.m. Please follow the link for specific performance times for your student's grade level. A family photo booth will be available in the cafeteria.

Elementary Christmas Program

Lil' Shoppers Shoppe 12/11 - 12/18/24

The holidays are near, and as a special service, our school is hosting a Lil' Shopper's Shoppe. Children will have the opportunity to pick out their own inexpensive, high-quality gifts for family and friends. The Lil' Shopper's Shoppe is a program designed to allow children to shop independently at their school - in a safe and familiar environment. They can learn valuable skills such as planning, budgeting, and decision-making, while experiencing the joy of giving. The Lil' Shopper's Shoppe will be set up in the Elementary Art Room. If you use the link provided you will find the option to purchase online gift cards. This is also a great option to donate for students that are in need. Purchases can be made by cash but we will also accept checks made payable to Milan C-2 or Milan Mullah for the exact amount ONLY.

Our Holiday Shoppe will open the evening of our Christmas Program on December 11th at 5:45 P.M. Parents and students are invited to shop either before reporting for their specific program time or after performing. This will be a great opportunity for purchasing gift ideas or previewing the shop for future purchases. This link can also be scanned with the information and budget envelope sent home with your child. Students will then have the opportunity to shop during the school day at their “Specials Period” time through December 18th.

All proceeds and profits will benefit our elementary PBS program.

Lil'Shoppers Shoppe Online

PBS Movie Celebration 12/13/24

Elementary students who met the referral requirements will celebrate their good behavior at the Movies in Brookfield, MO on 12/13/24. Students must have a signed permission slip and have paid their activity fee.

PBS Movie Flyer

Breakfast with Santa 12/18/24

If you would like for your student to take a picture with Santa at breakfast on December 18, 2024, please send $5.00. This will allow your student to take a (4x6) picture with Santa and receive a candy cane. Please return this form and the $5.00 to your student’s teacher by December 18, 2024.

Breakfast with Santa Form

Elementary Recognitions

Milan C-2 Elementary Ranked 3rd in English Language Arts Student Growth

CONGRATULATIONS MILAN ELEMENTARY!!!  Milan C-2 Elementary has been recognized for our excellent growth in ELA!  We are ranked 3rd in ELA with a Prime Growth Score of 88.6!  Keep striving for excellence!  

MILAN ELEMENTARY RECOGNIZED AS EXEMPLARY PLC

February 02, 2017

MILAN ELEMENTARY RECOGNIZED AS AN EXEMPLARY PLC

Sixteen schools from across the state of Missouri will be honored during the 2017 Powerful Learning Conference Jan. 30-31 in Osage Beach for their commitment to professional learning.

The schools have been named Professional Learning Communities Exemplary Schools for promoting cultures focused on collaborative learning while effectively using data to increase student achievement.

The 2016-17 award winners are:

  • Avery Elementary School, Webster Groves School District

  • Bismarck R-V High School, Bismarck R-V School District

  • Brown Elementary School, Hazelwood School District

  • Cameron Intermediate School, Cameron R-I School District

  • Clippard Elementary School, Cape Girardeau 63 School District

  • Creekmoor Elementary School, Raymore-Peculiar R-II School District

  • Forder Elementary School, Mehlville R-IX School District

  • Hollister Middle School, Hollister R-V School District

  • Milan Elementary School, Milan C-2 School District

  • Nashua Elementary School, North Kansas City 74 School District

  • North County Primary School, North St. Francois County R-I School District

  • Orchard Drive Elementary School, Jackson R-II School District

  • Parkview Elementary School, Cameron R-I School District

  • Shull Elementary School, Raymore-Peculiar R-II School District

  • Timber Creek Elementary School, Raymore-Peculiar R-II School District

  • Warrior Ridge Elementary School, Warren County R-III School District

More than 1,700 educators from around the state are expected to attend the conference. Commissioner of Education Margie Vandeven will present school leaders with their awards.

“Congratulations to these teachers and leaders who have accepted the challenge of ensuring high levels of learning for all students,” Dr. Vandeven said.

The Missouri Professional Learning Communities Project began during the 2003-04 school year. Supporting, preparing, and developing effective educators is one of the primary goals of Missouri’s Top 10 by 20 initiative, which calls for Missouri to rank among the top 10 states for education by 2020.

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