TMS Families, please adhere to our schools arrival and dismissal procedures which can be found below. Parents and guardians picking up students in grades 1-8 will be released at the school's main entrance. The school's parking lot is not open after 4:00 PM to incoming cars, because it is a safety hazard. Cars can leave the parking lot after 4:00 PM but they cannot enter. If you arrive after 4:00 PM to pick up your child, please park on the street, and walk to the main entrance to pick up students. Remember students who are walkers or car riders in grades 1-8 will be released from the main entrance. Pre-K and Kindergarten students will be released at their designated door. Further instructions for arrival and dismissal can be found below.

Please make sure your child is arriving to school on time. School doors open at 9:15 AM and students have until 9:35 AM to be in class. When students are tardy or if they leave early, time missed in class is counted towards hours missed.

Open House is on September 12, 2024 from 6:00-8:00 PM. Students will be dismissed early from school at 1:00 PM. Families will visit designated classrooms where they will learn more about Parent PowerHub, TMS's Title I Funding, our Say Yes Program, the Planning Center, and our new media center. A small appetizer will be served for families in the cafeteria. Families who visit all designated stops at Open House will be entered in a raffle to win a free gift card. We hope to see you there.

This year our Fathers and Family Walk will be on September 19, 2024, from 8:30 to 9:15:

• 8:30 AM-Meet at the school's playground. Water and juice will be provided for those participating. We will also have several tables for voter registration and free give away items.
• 8:50-Principal Celeste will jump start the walk
• 9:00 AM-Start walk around school to main entrance
• 9:15 AM-Students will be released from parent/guardian to enter the school building from the main entrance.

• Open House, Early Dismissal, 9/12/24 6-8pm
• Father’s Walk 9/19/24
• International Peace Day 9/21/24
• CH PD-No School, for PreK/K 9/27/24
• Fall Recess, No School,10/11/2024
• End of Marking Period 1, 10/18/2024
• Election Day/PD Day (no students) 11/5/24
• Veterans Day Observed 11/11/24
• Picture Day, 11/12/2024
• Celebrate Ancestors Day 11/26/24
• Thanksgiving Break 11/27-11/29/24
• Picture Re-takes 12/4/24
• Winter Showcase 12/19/24
• Winter Break 12/23/24 to 1/3/25
• MLK Day, NO SCHOOL, 1/20/25
• PD Day, NO STUDENTS, 2/14/25
• Presidents Day, NO SCHOOL, 2/17/25
• Spring Break 3/24 - 3/28/25
• Preschool Sing Out 4/17/25
• Good Friday, NO SCHOOL, 4/18/25
• Earth Day (possible family group) 4/22/25
• Spring Showcase 5/15/25
• Memorial Day 5/26/25
• 8th grade promotion 5/28/25
• Last day for PreK Students-5/28/25
• Last Day K-8 Students – 5/29/25

Parent/Teacher Conferences

10/29/24—No School

2/5/25—Early Release

4/23/25—Early Release

PAC Meetings/Parent Café

10/24/24

11/21/24

1/16/25

3/20/25

5/8/25

Children’s House PD DAYS (PreK/K)

NO SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN’S HOUSE
STUDENTS

9/20/24

10/25/24

12/6/24

1/31/25

3/21/25

4/11/25

Cell Phones and Electronic Devices

The District is committed to providing a safe, positive and productive learning environment for its students. The District recognizes that personal cellular phones and electronic devices can be a source of disruption in the learning environment. Although families may choose, at their own discretion and risk, to send a personal cell phone or similar electronic device to school with their student, the access to and use of the cell phone or electronic device is governed by this policy.

Personal Cell Phones and Electronic Devices During the School Day:

To maintain a secure and orderly learning environment, students who choose to bring a personal cell phone or electronic device to school will have their phone / device subject to collection and/or storage during the student school day.

Cell Phone Plan

CMSD Phone-Free School Initiative

To enhance the teaching and learning experience, CMSD schools are becoming phone-free spaces by implementing the Yondr system, a solution already used in over 1,000 schools across 21 countries.

Policy

According to CMSD’s board policy and Ohio House Bill 250, students who bring personal cellphones or electronic devices to school will have them stored in secure Yondr pouches during the school day to maintain a secure and orderly learning environment.

Procedure

• Students will receive a personally assigned Yondr pouch upon arrival at school.

• Phones will be secured in the pouch and kept with the student, but inaccessible until the end of the school day.

• Students are responsible for their Yondr pouch throughout the day and should store it safely in their backpacks.

Benefits

Yondr has proven to significantly improve the learning environment:

• 65% of schools reported improved academic performance.

• 74% of schools observed better student behavior.

• 83% of schools saw increased student engagement in the classroom.

Support

For any questions or concerns, please contact your child’s school directly. In case of an emergency, please reach out to the main office at your child’s school.

• Reaching Your Child: Contact the main office during the school day. (216) 838-9850.

• School Emergencies: Students will follow the school’s emergency preparedness protocol for safety.

• Phone Safety: Phones will remain in students’ possession inside the Yondr pouch, kept safe in their backpacks.

• Handling Pouch Issues: Damaging a pouch or unauthorized phone use will result in disciplinary actions as outlined by the school.

School Hours 9:35 am - 4:05 pm

Breakfast 9:15 am - 9:35 am

Office Hours 9:00 am - 4:30 pm

Phone Number (216) 838-9850

BREAKFAST AND LUNCH:

All students at Tremont are eligible for a free breakfast and lunch. Breakfast is served at 9:15 am. A school breakfast and lunch menu can be found at https://linqconnect.com/public/menu/3E58PD?buildingId=ba4648f1-7cec-ee11-a85d-cd73ef76a887

ARRIVAL AND DISMISSAL:

• Preschool Student Arrival: Parent/guardians must bring preschool students to the side entrance (#1) along West 10th Street and sign student(s) in at the doorway. Please note that you must bring a photo id when signing in your student. Parents/guardians must remain with the student until Tremont Montessori staff collects the child. Any older siblings or students being dropped off, must be dropped off separately at the main entrance (see K-8 Arrival). Adults will only be allowed in the building by appointment and through the main entrance.
• K-8 Student Arrival: All K-8th grade students, whether arriving by bus, car or on foot, are to enter the building through the main school entrance (#3) using the furthest left-hand entrance door. Any student with a cell phone or electronic device will be expected to turn off their device(s) and place it/them into a Yondr pouch which will be made available to them while in line for the security check (more information provided below).
• Please be advised, only students are permitted to enter the school building during arrival. Parents/guardians wanting to visit the office or meet with administrators will be admitted into the building after students have entered the building. For safety purposes, all visitors must go through the security line and check in at the office. Any adult who disregards this expectation and goes anywhere in the building without signing in at the office will be escorted out by security.

K-8 Student Dismissal

Bus riders are dismissed directly to their buses on West 10th Avenue.

Kindergarten walkers and car riders are dismissed at the side door, Door 4 (preschool door C), which is on Jefferson, to the right of the main entrance. Walkers and car riders in grades 1-8 are dismissed directly out of the main or side door (Door 3 and 4). Adults must wait outside for pick up. All students and adults must use the crosswalk at the corner if they need to cross the street.

Please note: students will not be released between 3:15-4:00 pm unless there has been prior communication; therefore, if you arrive early, you may wait in your car or outside the building until walkers come out at the end of the day.

Currently, we do not have After School All Stars for students. Therefore, there is no after school club. Any student not picked up by 4:15 pm, will be considered a late pick up and will move inside the building. Adults will need to come to the office to pick up their student(s).

• Late Arrivals: A student is considered tardy starting at 9:45 am. Because attendance is counted by hours, if your child has repeated late arrivals, a conference will be requested and an attendance plan created in order to support your child’s academic success. If late arrivals continue to occur, the district’s attendance liaison will be engaged to determine next steps. Please note, a preschool student with excessive tardies may be asked to exit the program, per District preschool guidelines.
• Early Dismissal/Pickup: Please be advised that in order to allow the school and office to prepare for a safe and orderly dismissal, early pick up for students will only be by prior appointment. Notes or emails must be sent to the homeroom teacher no later than 9 am the day of the appointment in order for a student to be dismissed between 3:15 and 4:00 pm. You can also send an email to the main office at Tremont.Montessori@clevelandmetroschools.org
• Preschool Dismissal
• Preschool students must be signed out by a parent or guardian at the end of each day. They will be dismissed from a door assigned to the classroom side of the building.

Door A: Urbas/Traxler (140) Johnson/Ewert-Krocker (138)

Good communication between school and family is essential to a child’s success. Messages are checked throughout the day.

It is essential that we have current contact information for you throughout the year. Please be sure to send in a completed student information form at the beginning of the school year. If anything changes during the course of the year, please use the QR Code below to update your phone number, address, and email or call the school office if any changes occur.

REMIND APP:

Also, sign up for school wide notifications and individual classroom teacher messages through the Remind App at Remind.com. If you need help in signing up for RemindYou can also contact your child’s teacher through email by using the teacher’s name in the following structure: firstname.lastname@clevelandmetroschools.org. Instructions on how to sign up for Remind are attached below.

The district has invested in Let’s Talk, a new online tool to help streamline communications by directing your questions to the right person within CMSD, and help you get the answers you need, quicker. This year you will also be able to see student grades in My Power Hub. Look for announcements about workshops that will be offered for those who may need a ‘how-to’ sign up tutorial.

PowerSchool for Parents:

MyPowerHub brings together key information about your child(ren) from multiple PowerSchool tools, conveniently consolidated into one easy-to-access view. Effortlessly access grades, assignments, newsfeeds, two-way messaging, and more—all in a single, centralized hub.

PARENT LOGIN

1. Go to the Parent page on our website, www.clevelandmetroschools.org/parents.

2. Click the MyPowerHub icon, the first icon under Student Learning and Data.

3. Click on Create Account and follow the steps to create your username and password.

4. When asked to “Link Your Children” to your account, you will need their Student Access ID and Access password.

5. You will receive an email with a link to click to verify your email address.

6. After verifying your email, go to the PowerSchool Parent Page and logon.

Become a Volunteer!

Tremont Montessori School and the Parent Advisory Committee are looking for volunteers. All volunteers will have to complete a background check and volunteer orientation. You can find out about becoming a volunteer by emailing emailing Nikisha Russ at nruss@SayYesCleveland.org or Shannise Jackson-Ndiaye at shannise.jackson-ndiaye@clevelandmetroschools.org.

If you are the parent/guardian of a child who attends Tremont Montessori School you can join the PAC (Parent Advisory Committee). Pickup a form in the school's main office.

There’s a Say Yes Cleveland Family Support Specialist (FSS) in every Cleveland school building to connect students and families to the free services they need so that students can be provided with supports to overcome barriers and stay on track for success. Each FSS has years of experience helping Cleveland families overcome challenges. Contact Nikisha Russ, our Say Yes Cleveland Family Support Specialist at (216)645-8671 or email her at nruss@SayYesCleveland.org.

Families can ensure strong support from Say Yes Cleveland by filling out our Parent Survey once each school year. To access this survey please use this link https://cleveland.sytepps.org.

Say Yes Cleveland support services can include:

• Afterschool programs
• Legal assistance for every student and family
• Academic tutoring
• Food assistance
• Behavioral and mental health services
• Medical and dental services
• Vision testing and services
• Clothing and home needs
• Technology access and help for remote learning
• Housing assistance

And much more!

Students will bring home several important documents to be completed by a parent/guardian. It is important these documents are completed and returned to school in a timely fashion.

• Student Emergency Cards
• Immunization
• Medical Form

• Meet & Greet 8/15/24 4-6 pm

• First day for 1st-8th grade 8/19/24

• First day for K students 8/23/24

• First full day for preschool 9/3/24

• Open House (early dismissal) 9/12/24 6-8pm

• Father’s Walk 9/19/24

• Int’l Peace Day 9/21/24

• CH PD-No PreK/K 9/27/24

Cell Phones and Electronic Devices

The District is committed to providing a safe, positive and productive learning environment for its students. The District recognizes that personal cellular phones and electronic devices can be a source of disruption in the learning environment. Although families may choose, at their own discretion and risk, to send a personal cell phone or similar electronic device to school with their student, the access to and use of the cell phone or electronic device is governed by this policy.

Personal Cell Phones and Electronic Devices During the School Day:

To maintain a secure and orderly learning environment, students who choose to bring a personal cell phone or electronic device to school will have their phone / device subject to collection and/or storage during the student school day.

Cell Phone Plan

CMSD Phone-Free School Initiative

To enhance the teaching and learning experience, CMSD schools are becoming phone-free spaces by implementing the Yondr system, a solution already used in over 1,000 schools across 21 countries.

Policy

According to CMSD’s board policy and Ohio House Bill 250, students who bring personal cellphones or electronic devices to school will have them stored in secure Yondr pouches during the school day to maintain a secure and orderly learning environment.

Procedure

• Students will receive a personally assigned Yondr pouch upon arrival at school.

• Phones will be secured in the pouch and kept with the student, but inaccessible until the end of the school day.

• Students are responsible for their Yondr pouch throughout the day and should store it safely in their backpacks.

Benefits

Yondr has proven to significantly improve the learning environment:

• 65% of schools reported improved academic performance.

• 74% of schools observed better student behavior.

• 83% of schools saw increased student engagement in the classroom.

Support

For any questions or concerns, please contact your child’s school directly. In case of an emergency, please reach out to the main office at your child’s school.

• Reaching Your Child: Contact the main office during the school day. (216) 838-9850.

• School Emergencies: Students will follow the school’s emergency preparedness protocol for safety.

• Phone Safety: Phones will remain in students’ possession inside the Yondr pouch, kept safe in their backpacks.

• Handling Pouch Issues: Damaging a pouch or unauthorized phone use will result in disciplinary actions as outlined by the school.

School Hours 9:35 am - 4:05 pm

Breakfast 9:15 am - 9:35 am

Office Hours 9:00 am - 4:30 pm

Phone Number (216) 838-9850

BREAKFAST AND LUNCH:

All students at Tremont are eligible for a free breakfast and lunch. Breakfast is served at 9:15 am. A school breakfast and lunch menu can be found at https://linqconnect.com/public/menu/3E58PD?buildingId=ba4648f1-7cec-ee11-a85d-cd73ef76a887

ARRIVAL AND DISMISSAL:

• Preschool Student Arrival: Parent/guardians must bring preschool students to the side entrance (#1) along West 10th Street and sign student(s) in at the doorway. Please note that you must bring a photo id when signing in your student. Parents/guardians must remain with the student until Tremont Montessori staff collects the child. Any older siblings or students being dropped off, must be dropped off separately at the main entrance (see K-8 Arrival). Adults will only be allowed in the building by appointment and through the main entrance.
• K-8 Student Arrival: All K-8th grade students, whether arriving by bus, car or on foot, are to enter the building through the main school entrance (#3) using the furthest left-hand entrance door. Any student with a cell phone or electronic device will be expected to turn off their device(s) and place it/them into a Yondr pouch which will be made available to them while in line for the security check (more information provided below).
• Please be advised, only students are permitted to enter the school building during arrival. Parents/guardians wanting to visit the office or meet with administrators will be admitted into the building after students have entered the building. For safety purposes, all visitors must go through the security line and check in at the office. Any adult who disregards this expectation and goes anywhere in the building without signing in at the office will be escorted out by security.

K-8 Student Dismissal

Bus riders are dismissed directly to their buses on West 10th Avenue.

Kindergarten walkers and car riders are dismissed at the side door, Door 4 (preschool door C), which is on Jefferson, to the right of the main entrance. Walkers and car riders in grades 1-8 are dismissed directly out of the main or side door (Door 3 and 4). Adults must wait outside for pick up. All students and adults must use the crosswalk at the corner if they need to cross the street.

Please note: students will not be released between 3:15-4:00 pm unless there has been prior communication; therefore, if you arrive early, you may wait in your car or outside the building until walkers come out at the end of the day.

Currently, we do not have After School All Stars for students. Therefore, there is no after school club. Any student not picked up by 4:15 pm, will be considered a late pick up and will move inside the building. Adults will need to come to the office to pick up their student(s).

• Late Arrivals: A student is considered tardy starting at 9:45 am. Because attendance is counted by hours, if your child has repeated late arrivals, a conference will be requested and an attendance plan created in order to support your child’s academic success. If late arrivals continue to occur, the district’s attendance liaison will be engaged to determine next steps. Please note, a preschool student with excessive tardies may be asked to exit the program, per District preschool guidelines.
• Early Dismissal/Pickup: Please be advised that in order to allow the school and office to prepare for a safe and orderly dismissal, early pick up for students will only be by prior appointment. Notes or emails must be sent to the homeroom teacher no later than 9 am the day of the appointment in order for a student to be dismissed between 3:15 and 4:00 pm. You can also send an email to the main office at Tremont.Montessori@clevelandmetroschools.org
• Preschool Dismissal
• Preschool students must be signed out by a parent or guardian at the end of each day. They will be dismissed from a door assigned to the classroom side of the building.

Door A: Urbas/Traxler (140) Johnson/Ewert-Krocker (138)

Good communication between school and family is essential to a child’s success. Messages are checked throughout the day.

It is essential that we have current contact information for you throughout the year. Please be sure to send in a completed student information form at the beginning of the school year. If anything changes during the course of the year, please use the QR Code below to update your phone number, address, and email or call the school office if any changes occur.

REMIND APP:

Also, sign up for school wide notifications and individual classroom teacher messages through the Remind App at Remind.com. If you need help in signing up for RemindYou can also contact your child’s teacher through email by using the teacher’s name in the following structure: firstname.lastname@clevelandmetroschools.org. Instructions on how to sign up for Remind are attached below.

The district has invested in Let’s Talk, a new online tool to help streamline communications by directing your questions to the right person within CMSD, and help you get the answers you need, quicker. This year you will also be able to see student grades in My Power Hub. Look for announcements about workshops that will be offered for those who may need a ‘how-to’ sign up tutorial.

PowerSchool for Parents:

MyPowerHub brings together key information about your child(ren) from multiple PowerSchool tools, conveniently consolidated into one easy-to-access view. Effortlessly access grades, assignments, newsfeeds, two-way messaging, and more—all in a single, centralized hub.

PARENT LOGIN

1. Go to the Parent page on our website, www.clevelandmetroschools.org/parents.

2. Click the MyPowerHub icon, the first icon under Student Learning and Data.

3. Click on Create Account and follow the steps to create your username and password.

4. When asked to “Link Your Children” to your account, you will need their Student Access ID and Access password.

5. You will receive an email with a link to click to verify your email address.

6. After verifying your email, go to the PowerSchool Parent Page and logon.

Become a Volunteer!

Tremont Montessori School and the Parent Advisory Committee are looking for volunteers. All volunteers will have to complete a background check and volunteer orientation. You can find out about becoming a volunteer by emailing emailing Nikisha Russ at nruss@SayYesCleveland.org or Shannise Jackson-Ndiaye at shannise.jackson-ndiaye@clevelandmetroschools.org.

If you are the parent/guardian of a child who attends Tremont Montessori School you can join the PAC (Parent Advisory Committee). Pickup a form in the school's main office.

There’s a Say Yes Cleveland Family Support Specialist (FSS) in every Cleveland school building to connect students and families to the free services they need so that students can be provided with supports to overcome barriers and stay on track for success. Each FSS has years of experience helping Cleveland families overcome challenges. Contact Nikisha Russ, our Say Yes Cleveland Family Support Specialist at (216)645-8671 or email her at nruss@SayYesCleveland.org.

Families can ensure strong support from Say Yes Cleveland by filling out our Parent Survey once each school year. To access this survey please use this link https://cleveland.sytepps.org.

Say Yes Cleveland support services can include:

• Afterschool programs
• Legal assistance for every student and family
• Academic tutoring
• Food assistance
• Behavioral and mental health services
• Medical and dental services
• Vision testing and services
• Clothing and home needs
• Technology access and help for remote learning
• Housing assistance

And much more!

Students will bring home several important documents to be completed by a parent/guardian. It is important these documents are completed and returned to school in a timely fashion.

• Student Emergency Cards
• Immunization
• Medical Form

May 6, 2024: Teacher Appreciation Week

May 8, 2024: 8th Grade Luncheon

May 10, 2024: Good Times Boat Cruise Field Trip (Room 322 & 326)

May 11, 2024: All City Performance and Rock Your World with Steam

May 13-17, 2024: Spring NWEA Reading Assessment

May 15, 2024: Staff Family Group Meeting

May 16, 2024: Spring Showcase (5:30-7:30)

May 17, 2024: Butterfly release (3pm)

May 22, 2024: UCC; Transition Day for K, 3rd, and 6th graders, part 2 (10:45-11:45 am)

May 23, 2024: Children's House End of the Year Program (10:30 am in the cafeteria and bring a picnic if you like to share with your scholar after the program is over).

May 24, 2024: Middle School to Cedar Point

May 27, 2024: Memorial Day-School and Facilities Closed

May 28, 2024: 8th grade Promotion (1:00-3:00 PM), limit 4 guest

May 29, 2024: Last Day for Students

• Eighth Grade Promotion will be on May 28, 2024 from 1:00 PM-3:00 PM. More information will be sent home through Remind and with 8th grade students. Students being promoted are limited to inviting only 4 guests.
• SUMMER LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES: Checkout all the summer opportunities CMSD is offering by clicking HERE.
• SUMMER CAMPS 2024: Check out all the amazing summer camps being offered in the Greater Cleveland Area at https://www.clevelandmetroschools.org/Page/21407
• SUMMER BREAK: May 30-August 16, 2024.
• K-12 School Choice Portal Is Open: If you have questions on how to log in, please call (216) 838-3676
• PreK School Choice Portal is Open: Click on PreK School Choice for more information
• SUMMER BREAK: May 30-August 16, 2024
• Mayor Justin Bibb wants you to know that the City of Cleveland’s Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Centers (NRRC’s) provide resources in the neighborhood for recreational, social, cultural, and other support services. A list of programs and services are available to members of the entire family across the city’s 22 Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Centers. You can click here for a copy of the guide or contact the registration hotline at 216-664-2241 or email your questions to Recinfo@clevelandohio.gov.

Become a Volunteer!

Tremont Montessori School and the Parent Advisory Committee are looking for volunteers. All volunteers will have to complete a background check and volunteer orientation. You can find out about becoming a volunteer by emailing emailing Brittany Bray

If you are the parent/guardian of a child who attends Tremont Montessori School you can join the PAC (Parent Advisory Committee). Pickup a form in the school's main office or contact Tremont Montessori's PAC Parent Ambassador is Brittany Bray.

There’s a Say Yes Cleveland Family Support Specialist (FSS) in every Cleveland school building to connect students and families to the free services they need so that students can be provided with supports to overcome barriers and stay on track for success. Each FSS has years of experience helping Cleveland families overcome challenges. Contact Nikisha Russ, our Say Yes Cleveland Family Support Specialist at (216)645-8671 or email her at nruss@SayYesCleveland.org.

Families can ensure strong support from Say Yes Cleveland by filling out our Parent Survey once each school year. To access this survey please use this link https://cleveland.sytepps.org.

Say Yes Cleveland support services can include:

• Afterschool programs
• Legal assistance for every student and family
• Academic tutoring
• Food assistance
• Behavioral and mental health services
• Medical and dental services
• Vision testing and services
• Clothing and home needs
• Technology access and help for remote learning
• Housing assistance

And much more!

Need an afterschool program for your child? Well you are in luck, Tremont Montessori School has a free afterschool program on site at our school. See the brochure below for more information.

Arrival:

Pre-K: Parent/guardian park on W. 10th St. and escort child to side door near cafeteria – Preschool students need to be escorted and signed in by an adult each morning.

Kindergarten – 8th Grade: Enter through main entrance on Jefferson Ave. – they do not need to be signed in.

Dismissal:

Pre- K: Students need to picked up and signed out by adult each afternoon (only those18 years old and over). Dismissal will be at marked door:

• Door A: Urbas/Traxler (140) Johnson/Abuasi (138)
• Door B: Conrad (122) McCandless (124) Pollard (131)
• Door C DiBacco (132) Ewert-Krocker (133)

Kindergarten – 8th Grade : will exit from the main entrance on Jefferson and walk to car independently – no sign out required. All students and adults must use the cross walk at the corner if they need to cross the street.

Family Handbook: Please review the Family Handbook for school information and procedures by clicking here.

Empowerment; Fidelity; Humility; Kindness

• April 8, 2024: Solar Eclipse Day, No School for Staff and Students
• April 8, 2024: OST Testing window opens.
  
• April 11, 2024: PAC meeting
  
• April 15-May 3: Ohio State Tests (OST)
• April 19, 2024: PK/K PD Day, No School for PK/K Students
  
• April 22, 2024: Earth Day
• April 24, 2024: Parent Teacher Conferences (Early Release)

• OST Testing starts tomorrow: Make sure your child comes to school on time and gets enough sleep the night before.
• K-12 School Choice Portal Is Open: If you have questions on how to log in, please call (216) 838-3676
• PreK School Choice Portal is Open: Click on PreK School Choice for more information
• SUMMER CAMPS 2024: Check out all the amazing summer camps being offered in the Greater Cleveland Area at https://www.clevelandmetroschools.org/Page/21407
• Attendance Matters: Please get your students to school on time and allow them to stay for the full day. The state counts hours and not days. When your student leaves early or arrives late that time is counted and it accumulates. When they are not in school they are not learning. If you need help or there is a barrier preventing you from getting your child to school on time, please reach out to our Family Support Specialist, Nikisha Russ at (216)645-8671 or email her at nruss@SayYesCleveland.org.
• Parents, please talk to your child about social media and internet safety. Checkout the resources created by our Upper Elementary teachers below. We have noticed an increase in conflicts between students that start in social media chatrooms and group chat text messages.
• Mayor Justin Bibb wants you to know that the City of Cleveland’s Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Centers (NRRC’s) provide resources in the neighborhood for recreational, social, cultural, and other support services. A list of programs and services are available to members of the entire family across the city’s 22 Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Centers. You can click here for a copy of the guide or contact the registration hotline at 216-664-2241 or email your questions to Recinfo@clevelandohio.gov.
• Please make sure Emergency Contact information is always up to date for your student. We need all up to date phone numbers, addresses, and emails turned into the school office as soon as possible or call to update your student's contact information.
• SPRING BREAK: NO SCHOOL March 25-29, 2024

African American author, Tim Roberts, has written four books entitled, I know a Hero, each based on different career fields different jobs. He came to Tremont Montessori last week and read to our second and third graders from Ms. Potts and Mrs. Schinder's classes. The students enjoyed the reading and asked Mr. Roberts a lot of questions. He also read to our middle school MD/AU classes, and they also enjoyed learning about different careers and jobs. Mr. Roberts told us that some of the proceeds off the book go to "Autism Speak", because he has a sister who is autistic. Mr. Roberts received his bachelor's in political science from Lake Erie College and is now in law school in Chicago. This was a great opportunity for our students to learn about different careers and hear that they can be a Hero too by following a career that interests them.

Our halls were also graced ASAS cast dressed as characters from the Cat in the Hat. Together they performed a dramatic reading of the book to students from 240 and 241!

Tremont families, as we approach testing season, it is important to help your child prepare at home. Things like ensuring they are getting adequate rest, utilize resources at your local libraries, math practice sites, and reading time every night for at least 30 minutes can be very helpful. The Ohio State Testing Portal also has a Student and Families section with information about the test, testing calendar, a practice test portal, and other resources.

Middle School students researched, collected, and analyzed data about topics like: what is the most popular social media site, student loan debt, and safety in schools. They presented their findings to our school community.

Children's House para-professional Seena Shanoof receives the CMSD Heart Award for outstanding service. CMSD staff came to Tremont Montessori School to present Mrs. Shanoof with the award.

Become a Volunteer!

Tremont Montessori School and the Parent Advisory Committee are looking for volunteers. All volunteers will have to complete a background check and volunteer orientation. You can find out about becoming a volunteer by emailing emailing Brittany Bray

If you are the parent/guardian of a child who attends Tremont Montessori School you can join the PAC (Parent Advisory Committee). Pickup a form in the school's main office or contact Tremont Montessori's PAC Parent Ambassador is Brittany Bray.

There’s a Say Yes Cleveland Family Support Specialist (FSS) in every Cleveland school building to connect students and families to the free services they need so that students can be provided with supports to overcome barriers and stay on track for success. Each FSS has years of experience helping Cleveland families overcome challenges. Contact Nikisha Russ, our Say Yes Cleveland Family Support Specialist at (216)645-8671 or email her at nruss@SayYesCleveland.org.

Families can ensure strong support from Say Yes Cleveland by filling out our Parent Survey once each school year. To access this survey please use this link https://cleveland.sytepps.org.

Say Yes Cleveland support services can include:

• Afterschool programs
• Legal assistance for every student and family
• Academic tutoring
• Food assistance
• Behavioral and mental health services
• Medical and dental services
• Vision testing and services
• Clothing and home needs
• Technology access and help for remote learning
• Housing assistance

And much more!

Need an afterschool program for your child? Well you are in luck, Tremont Montessori School has a free afterschool program on site at our school. See the brochure below for more information.

Arrival:

Pre-K: Parent/guardian park on W. 10th St. and escort child to side door near cafeteria – Preschool students need to be escorted and signed in by an adult each morning.

Kindergarten – 8th Grade: Enter through main entrance on Jefferson Ave. – they do not need to be signed in.

Dismissal:

Pre- K: Students need to picked up and signed out by adult each afternoon (only those18 years old and over). Dismissal will be at marked door:

• Door A: Urbas/Traxler (140) Johnson/Abuasi (138)
• Door B: Conrad (122) McCandless (124) Pollard (131)
• Door C DiBacco (132) Ewert-Krocker (133)

Kindergarten – 8th Grade : will exit from the main entrance on Jefferson and walk to car independently – no sign out required. All students and adults must use the cross walk at the corner if they need to cross the street.

Family Handbook: Please review the Family Handbook for school information and procedures by clicking here.

• March 2, 2024: Read Across America Day
• March 6, 2024: PreK Parent Meeting at 9:00 AM
• March 11, 2024: PreK School Choice Portal Opens
• March 14, 2024: Middle School Presents "A Demonstration of Learning Through Inquiry"
• March 14, 2024: National Pi Day
• March 25-20, 2024: Spring Break

• K-12 School Choice Portal Is Open: If you have questions on how to log in, please call (216) 838-3676
• PreK School Choice Portal: Opens March 11, 2024 at 5:00 PM
• Attendance Matters: Please get your students to school on time and allow them to stay for the full day. The state counts hours and not days. When your student leaves early or arrives late that time is counted and it accumulates. When they are not in school they are not learning. If you need help or there is a barrier preventing you from getting your child to school on time, please reach out to our Family Support Specialist, Nikisha Russ at (216)645-8671 or email her at nruss@SayYesCleveland.org.
• Parents, please talk to your child about social media and internet safety. Checkout the resources created by our Upper Elementary teachers below. We have noticed an increase in conflicts between students that start in social media chatrooms and group chat text messages.
• Panther PRIDE virtues for the month are beauty, curiosity, creativity, and acceptance
  
• Mayor Justin Bibb wants you to know that the City of Cleveland’s Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Centers (NRRC’s) provide resources in the neighborhood for recreational, social, cultural, and other support services. A list of programs and services are available to members of the entire family across the city’s 22 Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Centers. You can click here for a copy of the guide or contact the registration hotline at 216-664-2241 or email your questions to Recinfo@clevelandohio.gov.
• Please make sure Emergency Contact information is always up to date for your student. We need all up to date phone numbers, addresses, and emails turned into the school office as soon as possible or call to update your student's contact information.
• SPRING BREAK: NO SCHOOL March 25-29, 2024

Read Across America Week is celebrated from March 2-6, kicking off with the birthday of beloved author, Dr. Seuss. You can simply just read, check out your local library for events, or take the Read Across America challenge.

Tremont families, as we approach testing season, it is important to help your child prepare at home. Things like ensuring they are getting adequate rest, utilize resources at your local libraries, math practice sites, and reading time every night for at least 30 minutes can be very helpful. The Ohio State Testing Portal also has a Student and Families section with information about the test, testing calendar, a practice test portal, and other resources.

Middle School girls participated in a special Valentine's Day Tea. The young ladies heard from Dr. Brown, who spoke words of encouragement at the tea.

Classrooms decorated their doors to celebrate and honor the contributions of African Americans to the arts for Black History Month.

Children's House para-professional Seena Shanoof receives the CMSD Heart Award for outstanding service. CMSD staff came to Tremont Montessori School to present Mrs. Shanoof with the award.

PreK will be hosting a Parent Meeting on March 6, 2024 at 9:00 AM. Look out for a remind notification with meeting details or contact Brittany Bray at brittany.bray@clevelandmetroschools.org.

The Middle School will be presenting, "A Demonstration of Learning Through Inquiry". Middle School students selected a topic of interests that also impacts our local and global community. They had to research, and create a presentation on their topics. Middle School Parents are invited to come and watch the presentations on March 14, 2024, from 9:30 AM to 11:00 AM. The Middle School will also be serving pie and coffee at their demonstration to also celebrate National PI Day. Look out for an invitation to this event from your child's teacher through the Remind app. If you have not signed up for Remind, instructions are attached at the end of this newsletter.

This month's Parent Meeting for grades (K-8) focused on Empathy and Internet Safety. Our Upper Elementary teachers created a presentation that has been shared on You Tube. The meeting was on Thursday, January 25th from 4:00-6:00 PM.

Families, please watch the videos with your child and discuss. Check out the other resources created by our Upper Elementary teachers.

Middle School students are working on writing argumentative essays on the advantages and disadvantages to AI. They are also exploring how graphs are visual representations of information, how they help readers understand data collected during an experiment, and how scientists use graphs like line graphs, bar graphs, and pie charts. Middle Schools students will also be learning about how genetics is the study of heredity, or characteristics passed from one generation to the next. Students are also learning how to follow a recipe, shop at a supermarket, and the different food groups that make up the human diet.

In Lower Elementary students are finishing up a deep dive into all things Australia! They learned about the foods, animals, transportation, people and culture. In Math they are beginning a focus on Notation of Time with different History lessons and works. Lower Elementary have also begun a 20 book challenge!

Our second Parent Advisory Committee Meeting will be on January 18, 2023 at .For more information email Brittany Bray at brittany.bray@clevelandmetroschools.org.

Become a Volunteer!

Tremont Montessori School and the Parent Advisory Committee are looking for volunteers. All volunteers will have to complete a background check and volunteer orientation. You can find out about becoming a volunteer by emailing emailing Brittany Bray

If you are the parent/guardian of a child who attends Tremont Montessori School you can join the PAC (Parent Advisory Committee). Pickup a form in the school's main office or contact Tremont Montessori's PAC Parent Ambassador is Brittany Bray.

There’s a Say Yes Cleveland Family Support Specialist (FSS) in every Cleveland school building to connect students and families to the free services they need so that students can be provided with supports to overcome barriers and stay on track for success. Each FSS has years of experience helping Cleveland families overcome challenges. Contact Nikisha Russ, our Say Yes Cleveland Family Support Specialist at (216)645-8671 or email her at nruss@SayYesCleveland.org.

Families can ensure strong support from Say Yes Cleveland by filling out our Parent Survey once each school year. To access this survey please use this link https://cleveland.sytepps.org.

Say Yes Cleveland support services can include:

• Afterschool programs
• Legal assistance for every student and family
• Academic tutoring
• Food assistance
• Behavioral and mental health services
• Medical and dental services
• Vision testing and services
• Clothing and home needs
• Technology access and help for remote learning
• Housing assistance

And much more!

Need an afterschool program for your child? Well you are in luck, Tremont Montessori School has a free afterschool program on site at our school. See the brochure below for more information.

Arrival:

Pre-K: Parent/guardian park on W. 10th St. and escort child to side door near cafeteria – Preschool students need to be escorted and signed in by an adult each morning.

Kindergarten – 8th Grade: Enter through main entrance on Jefferson Ave. – they do not need to be signed in.

Dismissal:

Pre- K: Students need to picked up and signed out by adult each afternoon (only those18 years old and over). Dismissal will be at marked door:

• Door A: Urbas/Traxler (140) Johnson/Abuasi (138)
• Door B: Conrad (122) McCandless (124) Pollard (131)
• Door C DiBacco (132) Ewert-Krocker (133)

Kindergarten – 8th Grade : will exit from the main entrance on Jefferson and walk to car independently – no sign out required. All students and adults must use the cross walk at the corner if they need to cross the street.

Family Handbook: Please review the Family Handbook for school information and procedures by clicking here.

• Channel 3 News Presents Northeast Ohio Black History Month Events
• Black History Month at Cleveland Public Library
• Office of the Mayor, Presents Black History Month Schedule of Events

• February 2, 2024: No School for Pre-k & Kindergarten
• February 7, 2024: Parent-teacher Conferences -- Early Dismissal (12:55 Pm Dismissal)
• February 14, 2024: Children's House Parent Meeting, 9:30 AM Coffee Hour, then tours
• February 16, 2024: No School - Professional Development Day:
• February 19, 2024: No School - President's Day
• March 14, 2024: Middle School Presents "A Demonstration of Learning Through Inquiry
• March 14, 2024: National Pi Day
• March 14, 2024: FAPE Project, Middle School

• Attendance Matters: Please get your students to school on time and allow them to stay for the full day. The state counts hours and not days. When your student leaves early or arrives late that time is counted and it accumulates. When they are not in school they are not learning. If you need help or there is a barrier preventing you from getting your child to school on time, please reach out to our Family Support Specialist, Nikisha Russ at (216)645-8671 or email her at nruss@SayYesCleveland.org.
• Parents, please talk to your child about social media and internet safety. Checkout the resources created by our Upper Elementary teachers below. We have noticed an increase in conflicts between students that start in social media chatrooms and group chat text messages.
• This week's Panther PRIDE virtue is empathy, which coincides nicely with the presentation Upper Elementary created for their families on building empathy in children and internet safety. Information and resources can be found below.
  
• Mayor Justin Bibb wants you to know that the City of Cleveland’s Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Centers (NRRC’s) provide resources in the neighborhood for recreational, social, cultural, and other support services. A list of programs and services are available to members of the entire family across the city’s 22 Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Centers. You can click here for a copy of the guide or contact the registration hotline at 216-664-2241 or email your questions to Recinfo@clevelandohio.gov.
• Please turn in Emergency Contact information for your student. We need all up to date phone numbers, addresses, and emails turned into the school office as soon as possible or call to update your student's contact information.
  
• Please contact your child's teacher about signing up for Parent Teacher Conferences.

The Middle School will be presenting, "A Demonstration of Learning Through Inquiry". Middle School students selected a topic of interests that also impacts our local and global community. They had to research, and create a presentation on their topics. Middle School Parents are invited to come and watch the presentations on March 14, 2024, from 9:30 AM to 11:00 AM. The Middle School will also be serving pie and coffee at their demonstration to also celebrate National PI Day. Look out for an invitation to this event from your child's teacher through the Remind app. If you have not signed up for Remind, instructions are attached at the end of this newsletter.

This month's Parent Meeting for grades (K-8) focused on Empathy and Internet Safety. Our Upper Elementary teachers created a presentation that has been shared on You Tube. The meeting was on Thursday, January 25th from 4:00-6:00 PM.

Families, please watch the videos with your child and discuss. Check out the other resources created by our Upper Elementary teachers.

Tremont's Boy's Basketball team went all the way to finals. They started off with only five players and still made it to finals. Let's celebrate their hard work and perseverance.

In preparation for the Ohio's District Qualifiers next Saturday, January 13th, the robotics team, One More Second, practiced their presentation with visitors at Great Lakes Science Center. The team also is this week's "Shout Out" school in CMSD 360 (starting around minute 2:45). They have also been asked to present to the local and state officials at CSU on January 16th. Please be sure to wish Ms. Kovach, Ms. Marti and the whole robotics team great adventures and success these next two weeks!

Tremont Montessori School was spotlighted at the January Board Work Meeting where Principal Celeste presented. You can view a copy of her presentation below.

Middle School students are working on writing argumentative essays on the advantages and disadvantages to AI. They are also exploring how graphs are visual representations of information, how they help readers understand data collected during an experiment, and how scientists use graphs like line graphs, bar graphs, and pie charts. Middle Schools students will also be learning about how genetics is the study of heredity, or characteristics passed from one generation to the next. Students are also learning how to follow a recipe, shop at a supermarket, and the different food groups that make up the human diet.

In Lower Elementary students are finishing up a deep dive into all things Australia! They learned about the foods, animals, transportation, people and culture. In Math they are beginning a focus on Notation of Time with different History lessons and works. Lower Elementary have also begun a 20 book challenge!

Whether it was playing with pumpkins and friends at Red Wagon Farm, checking out the elephant crossing at the zoo, taking their first polar plunge at Edgewater, or plunging into Robotics league at Willoughby School of Innovation for a scrimmage with 16 other schools, our students and staff had plenty of adventures this week!

Our second Parent Advisory Committee Meeting will be on January 18, 2023 at .For more information email Brittany Bray at brittany.bray@clevelandmetroschools.org.

Become a Volunteer!

Tremont Montessori School and the Parent Advisory Committee are looking for volunteers. All volunteers will have to complete a background check and volunteer orientation. You can find out about becoming a volunteer by emailing emailing Brittany Bray

If you are the parent/guardian of a child who attends Tremont Montessori School you can join the PAC (Parent Advisory Committee). Pickup a form in the school's main office or contact Tremont Montessori's PAC Parent Ambassador is Brittany Bray.

There’s a Say Yes Cleveland Family Support Specialist (FSS) in every Cleveland school building to connect students and families to the free services they need so that students can be provided with supports to overcome barriers and stay on track for success. Each FSS has years of experience helping Cleveland families overcome challenges. Contact Nikisha Russ, our Say Yes Cleveland Family Support Specialist at (216)645-8671 or email her at nruss@SayYesCleveland.org.

Families can ensure strong support from Say Yes Cleveland by filling out our Parent Survey once each school year. To access this survey please use this link https://cleveland.sytepps.org.

Say Yes Cleveland support services can include:

• Afterschool programs
• Legal assistance for every student and family
• Academic tutoring
• Food assistance
• Behavioral and mental health services
• Medical and dental services
• Vision testing and services
• Clothing and home needs
• Technology access and help for remote learning
• Housing assistance

And much more!

Need an afterschool program for your child? Well you are in luck, Tremont Montessori School has a free afterschool program on site at our school. See the brochure below for more information.

Arrival:

Pre-K: Parent/guardian park on W. 10th St. and escort child to side door near cafeteria – Preschool students need to be escorted and signed in by an adult each morning.

Kindergarten – 8th Grade: Enter through main entrance on Jefferson Ave. – they do not need to be signed in.

Dismissal:

Pre- K: Students need to picked up and signed out by adult each afternoon (only those18 years old and over). Dismissal will be at marked door:

• Door A: Urbas/Traxler (140) Johnson/Abuasi (138)
• Door B: Conrad (122) McCandless (124) Pollard (131)
• Door C DiBacco (132) Ewert-Krocker (133)

Kindergarten – 8th Grade : will exit from the main entrance on Jefferson and walk to car independently – no sign out required. All students and adults must use the cross walk at the corner if they need to cross the street.

Family Handbook: Please review the Family Handbook for school information and procedures by clicking here.

• January 6, 2024: Robotics team, One More Second, presenting at Great Lakes Science Center
• January 8, 2024: School resumes
• January 12, 2024: End of 2nd Marking Period
• January 13, 2024: Robotics competing in First Lego League Challenge Northeast Ohio Quarterfinals
• January 15, 2024: NO SCHOOL - MLK, Jr. Day
• January 16, 2024: Robotics team, One More Second, presenting at CSU
• January 17, 2024: Children's House Parent Coffee Hour for Pre-K families, 9:30 AM
• January 25, 2024: Parent Advisory Committee, 4:00-6:00 PM
• January 27, 2024: National Family Literacy Day!
• February 2, 2024: No School for Pre-k & Kindergarten
• February 7, 2024: Parent-teacher Conferences -- Early Dismissal (12:55 Pm Dismissal)
• February 16, 2024: No School - Professional Development Day
• February 19, 2024: No School - President's Day

• https://www.news5cleveland.com/news/lets-go-neo/list-free-things-to-do-in-neo-in-celebration-of-martin-luther-king-jr-day
• https://www.cleveland.com/entertainment/2024/01/21-ways-to-celebrate-martin-luther-king-jr-day-2024-in-greater-cleveland.html
• https://www.thisiscleveland.com/blog/mlk-day-in-cleveland
  

• Attendance Matters: Please get your students to school on time and allow them to stay for the full day. The state counts hours and not days. When your student leaves early or arrives late that time is counted and it accumulates. When they are not in school they are not learning.
• Mayor Justin Bibb wants you to know that the City of Cleveland’s Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Centers (NRRC’s) provide resources in the neighborhood for recreational, social, cultural, and other support services. A list of programs and services are available to members of the entire family across the city’s 22 Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Centers. You can click here for a copy of the guide or contact the registration hotline at 216-664-2241 or email your questions to Recinfo@clevelandohio.gov.
• Please turn in Emergency Contact information for your student. We need all up to date phone numbers, addresses, and emails turned into the school office as soon as possible or call to update your student's contact information.
  
• Please contact your child's teacher about signing up for Parent Teacher Conferences.

This month's Parent Meeting for grades (K-8) will focus on Empathy and Social Media Safety. Our Upper Elementary teachers will be presenting and parents from all grades are welcome to come. The meeting will be on Thursday, January 25th from 4:00-6:00 PM. Dinner will be provided.

Children's House (Pre-K) will be hosting Coffee Hour for parents on Wednesday, January 17, 2023 at 9:30 AM. Samantha Bellman will be presenting on phonemic Awareness.

On Thursday, November 16th at Tremont Montessori School parents grabbed some food and discussed Family Engagement and Family Literacy. We read and discussed the article Family Engagement and Family Literacy: A Duo for a Strong School Foundation. Families discussed the following questions:

1. What is the foundation for a child's academic success?
2. What does quality time look like in your home?
3. How do infants and young children learn language and vocabulary?
4. What items do you already have around the house that can support your child's literacy development?

In preparation for the Ohio's District Qualifiers next Saturday, January 13th, the robotics team, One More Second, practiced their presentation with visitors at Great Lakes Science Center. The team also is this week's "Shout Out" school in CMSD 360 (starting around minute 2:45). They have also been asked to present to the local and state officials at CSU on January 16th. Please be sure to wish Ms. Kovach, Ms. Marti and the whole robotics team great adventures and success these next two weeks!

The Boy's Basketball team beat Wade Park and Robert G. Jones this week. They were down the first two quarters of the game and then made a mighty comeback. The team demonstrated resilience and good sportsmanship. The Basketball Team is 4-3.

Tremont Montessori School was spotlighted at the January Board Work Meeting where Principal Celeste presented. You can view a copy of her presentation below.

Middle School students are working on writing argumentative essays on the advantages and disadvantages to AI. They are also exploring how graphs are visual representations of information, how they help readers understand data collected during an experiment, and how scientists use graphs like line graphs, bar graphs, and pie charts. Middle Schools students will also be learning about how genetics is the study of heredity, or characteristics passed from one generation to the next. Students are also learning how to follow a recipe, shop at a supermarket, and the different food groups that make up the human diet.

In Lower Elementary students are finishing up a deep dive into all things Australia! They learned about the foods, animals, transportation, people and culture. In Math they are beginning a focus on Notation of Time with different History lessons and works. Lower Elementary have also begun a 20 book challenge!

1. Recognize developing brains may be especially vulnerable to specific social media features.

2. Monitor and discuss your child’s social media use.

3. Model healthy social media use.

4. Watch for problematic social media use.

The full article can be found at American Psychological Association. (2023, May 9). Keeping teens safe on social media: What parents should know to protect their kids. https://www.apa.org/topics/social-media-internet/social-media-parent-tips

Whether it was playing with pumpkins and friends at Red Wagon Farm, checking out the elephant crossing at the zoo, taking their first polar plunge at Edgewater, or plunging into Robotics league at Willoughby School of Innovation for a scrimmage with 16 other schools, our students and staff had plenty of adventures this week!

Our second Parent Advisory Committee Meeting will be on January 18, 2023 at .For more information email Brittany Bray at brittany.bray@clevelandmetroschools.org.

Become a Volunteer!

Tremont Montessori School and the Parent Advisory Committee are looking for volunteers. All volunteers will have to complete a background check and volunteer orientation. You can find out about becoming a volunteer by emailing emailing Brittany Bray

If you are the parent/guardian of a child who attends Tremont Montessori School you can join the PAC (Parent Advisory Committee). Pickup a form in the school's main office or contact Tremont Montessori's PAC Parent Ambassador is Brittany Bray.

There’s a Say Yes Cleveland Family Support Specialist (FSS) in every Cleveland school building to connect students and families to the free services they need so that students can be provided with supports to overcome barriers and stay on track for success. Each FSS has years of experience helping Cleveland families overcome challenges. Contact Nikisha Russ, our Say Yes Cleveland Family Support Specialist at (216)645-8671 or email her at nruss@SayYesCleveland.org.

Families can ensure strong support from Say Yes Cleveland by filling out our Parent Survey once each school year. To access this survey please use this link https://cleveland.sytepps.org.

Say Yes Cleveland support services can include:

• Afterschool programs
• Legal assistance for every student and family
• Academic tutoring
• Food assistance
• Behavioral and mental health services
• Medical and dental services
• Vision testing and services
• Clothing and home needs
• Technology access and help for remote learning
• Housing assistance

And much more!

Need an afterschool program for your child? Well you are in luck, Tremont Montessori School has a free afterschool program on site at our school. See the brochure below for more information.

Arrival:

Pre-K: Parent/guardian park on W. 10th St. and escort child to side door near cafeteria – Preschool students need to be escorted and signed in by an adult each morning.

Kindergarten – 8th Grade: Enter through main entrance on Jefferson Ave. – they do not need to be signed in.

Dismissal:

Pre- K: Students need to picked up and signed out by adult each afternoon (only those18 years old and over). Dismissal will be at marked door:

• Door A: Urbas/Traxler (140) Johnson/Abuasi (138)
• Door B: Conrad (122) McCandless (124) Pollard (131)
• Door C DiBacco (132) Ewert-Krocker (133)

Kindergarten – 8th Grade : will exit from the main entrance on Jefferson and walk to car independently – no sign out required. All students and adults must use the cross walk at the corner if they need to cross the street.

Family Handbook: Please review the Family Handbook for school information and procedures by clicking here.