We had to cancel the girls basketball game today against Marathon as we did not have enough players committed to playing today.
KLS had to cancel the girls basketball game for Wednesday because they have a number of girls out and wouldn't have enough.
Ocean Studies had previously canceled both basketball games scheduled for Thursday.
The boys basketball game for today against Marathon was moved to an earlier start time of 5:00.
The boys basketball game for Wednesday against KLS was moved to an earlier start time of 4:30.
There are no changes to the soccer schedule at this time.
Students will be receiving handouts with their Read-A-Thon sign up instructions today!
Watch a short video to see how to signup your reader:
https://youtu.be/12tmuXH8zCg
This account will serve as a hub for recording and monitoring your child's progress as a Reader in the event, and for you to share their Read-A-Thon message with friends and family. Use the link below to activate your student's Reader account:
https://www.read-a-thon.com/readers/r/WNRwTE/1?utm=email
Thank you so much for your participation and support. Together, we can make this Read-A-Thon an amazing experience for our young readers! Happy Reading Sharks!
Please take a moment to take this Exceptional Student Education Parent Survey from the Florida Department of Education! Click on the image and scan the QR Code to participate, or click this link!
Please purchase single game passes or save some money with a season pass.
Soccer tickets also on sale.
In an open letter to Florida Parents, the Florida Commissioner of Education, Anastasios Kamoutsas announced increased scores for students as shown in progress monitoring for this school year. In the letter, he says in part:
"When I became Commissioner of Education in July 2025, I set two priorities for Florida’s schools: student safety and academic achievement. I am pleased to share that progress monitoring results for the 2025-2026 school year continue to show students succeeding thanks to Florida’s first-in-the-nation progress monitoring assessments."
The entire letter can be seen by clicking the image, or by clicking this link.
He also shared resources parents can use to help their students succeed:
"In addition, the Florida Department of Education is proud to provide parent resources for student success in Mathematics and English Language Arts to help families support learning at home. Each guide outlines key concepts and skills taught by grade level, defines important terms, and offers practical activities and questions to encourage learning beyond the classroom – all aligned to the B.E.S.T. Standards. "
Join us as we unite to promote healthy choices and drug-free living!
Celebrating our Food Services Workers and Transportation Department
During National School Lunch Week and National Bus Safety Week, we proudly celebrate the dedicated professionals who nourish and transport our students with care and positivity. From the smiling faces in our cafeterias to the steady hands behind the wheel, these everyday heroes create safe, welcoming environments that help our students thrive. Their commitment strengthens our schools and reflects the heart of what makes our district great.
Sugarloaf School Tutoring Program will begin next week. Please see the flyers attached for more information regarding elementary & middle school tutoring.
For additional tutoring supports, please visit Varsity Tutors. All MCSD students now have access to the Varsity Tutors learning resources like live classes, chat tutoring, and more.
Don't wait until the last minute to get clearance for tryouts and practice.
Important announcement from the state of Florida regarding Diabetes and your child's health.
Click here to see the two page document from the Florida Department of Health.
September 11th will be Red, White and Blue Day at Sugarloaf School. Wear your favorite red, white and blue clothing to show your patriotism and to honor those killed on 9/11!
No Cost Eye Exams and Glasses for Children. The deadline to apply is September 5th!
Click this link for more information about the Florida Department of Health Swimming Lesson Voucher Program. Keep your kids safe by teaching them how to swim!
