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Goodness Gorilla Update
01/02/2018
Monfort students support their community
Monfort fifth graders explore virtual reality with their first-grade friends
06/12/2017
Students explore the circulatory system
Kindergarten open house set for March 15
02/14/2017
2017 kindergarten registration night set to start at 7 p.m.
Student loading boxes
Virtual
Welcome to Kindergarten Clip Art
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Eisenhower presents The Snow Queen
10/17/2018
Performances set for November 2 and 3
Real life visits life skills
10/16/2018
Students interview people they admire to learn what it means to be successful
UHS Arrow named among nation's best student publications
10/15/2018
Newspaper honored for the fourth time in five years
The poster for the Snow Queen
Students with their thank you letters
Arrow Logo
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From the Principal 

Dear Parents, 

Can you believe we are already into the month of October?  Everybody here at Monfort has been so busy that the month of September just seemed to fly by. Students were actively engaged in so many different learning experiences.  Opportunities that have included reviewing the knowledge they already possess, setting goals for success (WIGS), and establishing expectations for the year.   
Now they are focused on continuing their journey towards becoming life-long leaders and learners.
I have enjoyed visiting classrooms and watching students work collaboratively and confidently. I am truly excited to witness instruction that focuses on every child’s individual growth and success.  
I know that parents and teachers working together can have a profound positive effect on the lives of our children.  Together, great things can happen! 

Mr. LaPorte

 

 

 

Mission: The Isaac Monfort community is dedicated to providing the essential skills necessary to develop inquiring, knowledgeable, and caring children who will become contributing members, and future leaders, of a global society.

Theme: Leaders Light The Way

Monfort students will strive to be:

  • Inquirers: Their natural curiosity has been nurtured. They have acquired the skills necessary to conduct purposeful, constructive research. They actively enjoy learning and their love of learning will be sustained throughout their lives.
  • Thinkers: They exercise initiative in applying thinking skills critically and creatively to make sound decisions and to solve complex problems.
  • Communicators: They receive and express ideas and information confidently in more than one language, including the language of mathematical symbols.
  • Risk Takers: They approach unfamiliar situations without anxiety and have the confidence and independence of spirit to explore new roles, ideas and strategies. They are courageous and articulate in defending those things in which they believe.
  • Knowledgeable: They have spent time in school exploring themes which have global relevance and importance. In doing so, they have acquired a critical mass of significant knowledge.
  • Principled: They have a sound grasp of the principles of moral reasoning. They have integrity, honesty and a sense of fairness and justice.
  • Caring: They show sensitivity towards the needs and feelings of others. They have a sense of personal commitment to action and service.
  • Open-minded: They respect the views, values and traditions of other individuals and cultures, and they are accustomed to seeking and considering a range of points of view.
  • Balanced: They understand the importance of physical and mental balance and personal well-being.
  • Reflective: They give thoughtful consideration to their own learning and analyze their personal strengths and weaknesses in a constructive manner.

September 6
First Day of School
Half Day for Elementary Students

October 31
Half Day for Elementary STudents

November 7
Professional Development Day
No School 

Utica Community Schools is Michigan's second largest school district.   

Student achievement in the district outpaces all county, state and national averages. The district's graduation rate is 12 points higher than the state average and students and staff are regularly honored for excellence.

For more information on Utica Community Schools, please visit this link .