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Summer Reading Challenge

The theme for this summer's reading challenge is Read Beyond the Beaten Path!  Click on the links below to access information about the challenge, suggested reading lists, a reading log to track what you read, information from Groton Public Library, and more.  Enjoy your summer and remember to READ EVERY DAY!

Summer Reading Letter from MRMS to Families

Summer Reading Log - Fill out and turn in to your new teacher in the fall!

Message to Parents and Students

Un Mensaje para los Padres y Estudianties (Spanish)

Suggested Summer Reading (K-2)

Suggested Summer Reading (3-4)

Suggested Summer Reading (5-6)

Groton Public Library Summer Reading Program

Groton Public Library Summer Reading Log

Groton Public Library Library Card Application

First page of the PDF file: SummerMathNewsletter-PDF1

Please click HERE to access the MRMS Summer Math Newsletter, filled with ideas, activities, and links to resources!

2021-22 Parent Climate Survey

Please take a few minutes and complete the Parent Climate Survey by clicking on link below.  You may take the survey in English or Spanish.  Thank you for your commitment to our school and community!

Click HERE for the Parent Climate Survey in English.

Click HERE for the Parent Climate Survey in Spanish.

Our School-Based Health Center at Mystic River Magnet School will be administering Pfizer covid-19 vaccines to students during school hours.  The vaccine is available to registered students ages 5-11 that need their 1st or 2nd doses. If you would like your child to receive the vaccine please complete the consent form below and the nurse practitioner will contact you.

https://www.childandfamilyagency.org/forms/forms-school-based/forms-sbhc-covid-19-vaccine-consent-form/

https://www.childandfamilyagency.org/forms/forms-school-based-spanish/forms-sbhc-covid-19-vaccine-consent-form-spanish/

If your child is not yet registered for the School-Based Health Center you can register here:

https://www.childandfamilyagency.org/forms/forms-school-based/forms-sbhc-registration/

https://www.childandfamilyagency.org/forms/forms-school-based/forms-sbhc-registration-spanish/

Accessing Student Report Cards

To view your student's report card, you will need to access the Parent Portal. For directions on creating a parent account, please click HERE.  For directions on how to access reports cards on the Parent Portal, please click HERE. Spring 2022 Report Cards will be available on Tuesday, 3/29.

Tails & Tales Governor's Reading Challenge

Don't forget to keep reading over the summer and keep track of the books you read with your child!  

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Mystic River Magnet School  

Theme: Active Exploration - Play and Ingenuity

The power of play motivates students to connect with, actively explore, and joyfully engage with their surrounding world.

- Steve Wheeler, Principal of Mystic River Magnet School

Our Play and Ingenuity Magnet School will find new ways to engage our students meaningfully in interest based learning with a focus on Active Exploration. Students will benefit from making social emotional connections in creative, hands on learning environments while working collaboratively and thinking critically with their peers. 

  • Grades K-2 - Active Exploration features developmentally appropriate play based learning that provides active exploration of topics. While building and strengthening brain pathways, children will create meaning through play and problem solving across disciplines.
  • Grades 3-5 - Active Exploration features games that promote mental and physical play and learning with a problem-solving framework to understand information across content areas. Collaboration between students and teachers will support solving complex problems across disciplines.

Click Here to Learn More About MRMS, our theme and exciting programs and partners!

 

MRMS Program Partner: 

  • Life is Good Playmakers from Boston
    • The Life is Good Super Power Curriculum is researched based with a focus on social/emotional skills through play and cooperation. Staff will take part in training that will help to develop these skills and look to infuse play based learning, as well as strengthening character, feelings, and emotions for our students.

Optimism is powerful. When human beings grow their capacity to see and focus on the goodness in themselves, others, and the world, their social, emotional, and cognitive superpowers emerge. 

- Steve Wheeler, Principal