Orcutt Middle School visits Farmer’s Market
Orcutt Middle School visits Farmer’s Market on Tuesdays🍇🍉🍓🥝🥦🥬🌽🥑🍆🍍🍋🍊🥐🥔🍞The students love the fresh produce, honey and bread❤️Good Things In Education 🍎🍏🍎🍏🍎🍏
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SMMLC 4th and 5th grade students creating their own Native American art, with the primary art medium of water colors.
Along with "Fry Bread Friday's", during our study of California Native Americans, Friday mornings are also spent with the SMMLC 4th and 5th grade students creating their own Native American art, with the primary art medium of water colors.
Today, using an existing piece of Native American art as an inspiration, students created their own versions of the inspirational piece.
Today, using an existing piece of Native American art as an inspiration, students created their own versions of the inspirational piece.
SMMLC The 4th and 5th grade class have begun our unit about Native Americans in California. During this time, the latter part of our Friday mornings will be "Fry Bread Friday's".
2021 8th Grade Promotion
We are very proud of our 8th graders, both at our San Luis Obispo center and Santa Maria who are moving on next year to their high school journey.
***WE NEED YOUR HELP***
Hello friends, families and students,
It's with a very concerned heart that I'm writing this letter and request to you. If you are not already aware, Family Partnership Charter School, as well as numerous other charter schools throughout our state, are in high danger of shutting down permanently...
It's with a very concerned heart that I'm writing this letter and request to you. If you are not already aware, Family Partnership Charter School, as well as numerous other charter schools throughout our state, are in high danger of shutting down permanently...
Orcutt Middle School 7th Graders enjoy their last day of school eating lunch
Orcutt Middle School 7th Graders enjoy their last day of school eating lunch at the park with all their classmates ⭐️⭐️Good Things In Education🍎🍏🍎🍏🍎🍏
***URGENT LEGISLATIVE ACTION NEEDED***
Recently new legislation has been proposed which would severely impact the funding and operations of our school. The devastating restrictions in AB 1316 would limit the total enrollment of FPCS to less than 200 students, eliminate the option for FPCS to serve students outside of Santa Barbara county, reduce the per pupil funding to a percentage equal to the amount of time a student spends in the classroom, and remove FPCS’s ability to provide flexible blended learning models to meet the individual needs of students. The bill is currently in the Assembly Appropriations Committee and the State Assembly could vote on it as early as May 24th.
