McIntosh Area School

Andrea P. Arnow, Principal

A Prayer in Spring

"Oh, give us pleasure in the flowers in the flowers today;
And give us not to think so far away
As the uncertain harvest; keep us here
All simply in the springing of the year.

Oh, give us pleasure in the orchard white,
Like nothing else by day, like ghosts by night;
And make us happy in the happy bees,
The swarm dilating round the perfect trees."
- Robert Frost,

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Upcoming

Events

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MAY 25 - 28

MEMORIAL DAY HOLIDAY

NO SCHOOL

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JUNE 1, 2012

KINDERGARTEN GRADUATION

MCINTOSH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

6:00PM

JUNE 1, 2012

END OF THE YEAR DANCE

LUAU PARTY

MCINTOSH UNITED METHODIST

FELLOWSHIP HALL TIME:6:30 to 9PM

$5.00 PER FAMILY

PIZZA AND DRINKS

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JUNE 6TH

EARLY RELEASE

12:20 PM

WATER DAY

PTO will provide the Bounce House and Water Slide

Bring your Slip N Slide, Sprinklers and Baby Pools on June 5, 2012

Bring a change of clothes, flip flops, sunscreen and a towel.

ICE CREAM SANDWICH $1.00

LAST DAY OF SCHOOL

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2012-2013
Now accepting students K-5

Our Curriculum is an inquiry-based, trans-disciplinary, thematic program to develop inquiring, knowledgeable, and caring youth.

We are a public elementary charter school. MAS can make a difference in your child’s total life.

Click the Enrollment button above for the registration form.

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School Hours

7:30 to 7:50 AM

Free Breakfast

for all Students

at the MAS Cafe.

No breakfast will be served after 7:50 AM

Regular School Day

8:00 AM - 2:20 PM

Early Release

Days

8:00 AM - 12:20 PM

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MAS LUNCH MENU

We have indicated in yellow the items for lunch that the

learners will be served that day.

Click below and see
what's for lunch.

Student Lunch: $1.60

Adult Lunch: $2.75

Make checks out to Reddick-Collier

May Menu

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2012-2013 Marion County School Board Approved

Instructional Day Calendar

2011-2012

Instructional Day Calenda r

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Notice to Parents and Guardians

There are safety procedures regarding visitor/volunteer sign-in. A computer system in the front office requires visitors/volunteers to enter his/her name and choose a reason for being on campus. The system then automatically prints out a name badge. You MUST show a current picture ID when signing in. Keep this information in mind when visiting and please allow for the extra time needed when signing in. Also, remember that visitors are required to sign out through this system, since it keeps track of each visitor's time spent on campus.

Thank you for your patience!

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From Marion County Public Schools FASTfacts

February 23, 2011 Vol.1, Issue 14

McIntosh Charter Garners Extension

For the first time in district history, a charter school in Marion County has a 13-year agreement with the School Board. Normally, the agreement would be in five-year increments.

School Board Chair Judi Zanetti and fellow Board members Angie Boynton and Bobby James favored the idea of extending the charter for McIntosh Area School to help the school secure funding for a new facility. That funding would likely come from the federal government. The original recommendation was for the school to remain on a five-year contract. After this move, McIntosh Area School’s charter with the School Board ends in 2021. Originally started in 2003, McIntosh Area School now has 98 students.

Public

Notices

Policies

M AS Policies MAS Discipline Plan

Click on the pictures below to get more infomation.

Runners Club PTO Meetings

The winners of the Camp Wekiva Scholarship, sponsored by the Seedling Garden Club, are listed below, so click on their names and read their essays.

M. Sellers

K. Edenfield

G. Shores

Wekiva Youth Camp is comprised of six one-week sessions during June to July and is located in Wekiwa Springs State Park, where FFGC partners with the Florida Parks Service to maintain the camp. It is non-profit and self-supporting, and is accredited by the American Camp Association.

Camp Wekiva

Student of the Month - March

The students have lunch with their teachers and the principal.

Kindergarten	Gabrielle/Ryan
First	Kimbery
Second	Skylyn/Colby
Third	Patrick
Fourth	Haley
Fifth	Gina

2011 2012 MAS Field Trips by Grade

For more information, please contact your child's teacher.

KINDERGARTEN Ms. Dillingham

FIRST Ms. Hensley

SECOND Ms. Markson

THIRD Ms. Hall

FOURTH Ms. Worley

FIFTH Ms. Hoover

At MAS all our students are winners!

Fundraiser

for school field trips

SPIRIT DAY wear your Jeans'($1.00)

and spirit T-shirt on Fridays

No Child Left Behind

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SPAR Report

The No Child Left Behind Legislation requires schools to prepare an annual school report card and distribute to the public “prior to the opening of school” each year. The annual No Child Left Behind-School Public Accountability Report (NCLB-SPAR) serves as this report, and contains information about the progress of Florida’s public schools. In addition to detailing how well our schools are meeting the federal requirements of NCLB, this report also reflects our progress toward meeting the state’standards. You may review MAS's report by clicking on this link:

Click Here Public School Accountability Report

It is also available for review in the Grants and Federal Programs Office and available for viewing on the DOE website at: NCLB Spar.

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AdvancED Standards for Quality Schools

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Title I

McIntosh Area School has a Title I School-Wide Program in place. Over 40% of our students are eligible for Free/Reduced lunch which qualifies us to participate in a School-Wide Project. Title I is the largest federally funded program for education under the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB). The goal of NCLB is to raise the achievement levels of ALL children to meet the state's academic standards. To assist us in meeting this goal, Title I funds are allocated to our school. These funds may be used to offer additional services to help all students in the classroom by providing extra teachers and/or teacher assistants, additional learning time through after school and summer programs, and/or extra resources, such as equipment, computers, and learning materials to improve the reading, writing, and math performance of our students. All parents are encouraged to be a part of the planning, review, and improvement programs funded through Title I. Copies of the 2011-2012 District Parent Involvement Plan (PIP) is available in the front office, at the Title I Office and on the District website. The District Parent Involvement Plan (PIP) click below.

Parent Involvement Plan

Parental Involvement Representative - Jason Perry 352-817-6681

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The world's largest student art gallery showcases artwork from McIntosh Area Charter School students!

Come see the artwork and honor our students! Leave comments for the artists!!!

I am happy to be a part of MAS and to offer art classes to the students! I love nature, all kinds of art and most of all working with children. I am originally from Miami, but have lived on Orange Lake with my husband and four children for 30 years. I received my BA in Childhood Education from the University of Florida with certification to teach Art K-12. I home-schooled my own children through elementary school and have taught art classes to children in schools, parks, libraries and museums for the last 31 years.

I am also the instructor for Marion County Parks and Recreation’s “Art Van Go” mobile art class and the Home-School Art Program at Brick City Adventure Park in Ocala.

“I believe in encouraging students to discover and create with the visual language of art. This strengthens student problem-solving and critical-thinking skills and gives the student an appreciation for art in the world past and present”.

M. Jane Gravois, Art Consultant

I have posted several of the students pictures on this site for all to enjoy.

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