There was an emergency evacuation at Mt Pulaski Grade School. ALL CHILDREN ARE SAFE AND EVACUATED. Please hold tight until further instructions are sent.
Dear MP CUSD 23 parents/guardians,
We have received confirmation from the City of Mt. Pulaski and local law enforcement that the gas leak has been capped and safely secured. Our buildings and grounds director has turned all the power and HVAC back on to the high school building and students have been transported back to the high school.
We greatly appreciate the quick and professional response of the city of Mt. Pulaski as well as everyone's patience and understanding as we navigated through this safety concern.
Sincerely,
Jason Spang
Superintendent of schools.
Dear MPCUSD #23 parents/guardians,
This morning at 9:35 a.m. we were made aware of a natural as leak at the new township building across from MPHS and we made the decision to evacuate students. Students were transported to MPGS and all students and staff are safe.
Law enforcement and city officials were immediately contacted and promptly responded to investigate as safety is our #1 priority. Once we receive a clear signal, we will assess and make decisions at that time. At this time, students are not being dismissed for the day.
Rest assured, we have detailed safety procedures and protocols for this moment and have followed those guidelines today.
We greatly appreciate the quick and professional response of the city of Mt. Pulaski and will continue to work with them through this matter.
Sincerely,
Jason Spang
Superintendent of Schools
If you are a community member participating in the strategic planning meeting at MPHS on Saturday, February 1, we are meeting upstairs in the Learning Center. You can park in the multipurpose Main Gym lot and use the central stairs OR you can use the northeast entrance on the corner of Spring and Cooke if you park out front or on Cooke Street.
The main office doors will not be unlocked on Saturday, February 1.
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Bus Route Changes for Wednesday, January 29, 2025. ONE Elkhart route. Bus 4, Linda is the driver. Delays are expected. Also for Thursday , 1/30 there will be only one Elkhart bus for the morning route. EGS pickup will be approximately 7:20am. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Bus Route Changes for Tuesday, January 28, 2025. ONE Elkhart route. Bus 4, Linda is the driver. Delays are expected.
Bus Route Changes for Monday, January 27, 2025.
ONE Elkhart route.
Bus 4, Linda is the driver.
Delays are expected.
The weather forecast for tomorrow, January 21st, predicts extremely low temperatures and wind chills of -20 or possibly colder. I have been in contact with other area superintendents and our transportation director and Mt. Pulaski Schools will be utilizing an E-Learning day tomorrow, Tuesday, January 21st. All extra-curricular decisions will be communicated through Mr. Jordan tomorrow once we have an update regarding the most up to date forecast. Thank you for everyone's patience and understanding. Have a good evening.
Early dismissal tomorrow!
Mt. Pulaski CUSD would like to thank our School Resource Officer, Josh Pharis, and all of the men and women who protect our communities!
Please encourage your children to look for items in the MPGS lost and found. All items have been placed on the stage in the gym. Please notifiy the GS office if you know of something your child is missing and we can help locate it for you.
Congratulations to our outstanding students. MPGS Quarter 2 Honor Roll!!! Keep up the great work!
We can't wait for our students to be back tomorrow. There have been some updates to schedules for our Junior High students. If you have time this evening to check Teacherease please do so and make sure you are on Quarter 3. We will also be passing out new schedules to students tomorrow morning in the gym.
Doors open at the high school at 6 PM for our parent event focused on teen mental health awareness. Join us in the cafeteria!
School dismissal reminder!
The Penguin Patch Shop will be open all day on Wednesday, December 18, 2024. Your child brought home a flyer with information and an envelope to send money for them to purchase gifts for family members.
On Friday, December 20, the 8th grade students will not be attending afternoon classes at MPHS. They will remain at the Grade School.
Parents and family members who usually pick up their 8th grade student at the high school should plan to pick up their 8th grader on Friday, December 20, from the Grade School when classes dismiss at 1:58 p.m.
This Thursday, December 19, Mount Pulaski High School is hosting Jessica Smiley from NAMI, the National Alliance on Mental Illness, to talk with parents about teen mental health. This event will be held at 6:15 p.m. in the cafeteria at Mount Pulaski High School. It is open to all parents and community members. We are planning to provide dinner for attendees and would love a head count! Please complete this survey by Tuesday, December 17, if you plan to join us! https://forms.gle/L8Yqf4ZmGQLUo7Ex7
High School parents who attend will be given 1 homework pass for each of their high school students to use next semester.
Join us!!
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