Yesterday was Metropolitan’s first Parent/Teacher Conference day. Twice each year, Metropolitan conducts Parent/Teacher Conferences where student achievement data is shared with parents along with techniques to supplement academic growth at home.
Because parents involvement in their children’s’ learning is very essential through Early years, Pre-K parents were invited to a friendly soccer game as part of our Balls Study.
During Arabic classes our students made different artwork related to the Arabic curriculum under the title of ( دولة اللغة العربية ). Great work students!
As part of our Pre-K curriculum we are learning about family partnerships. Thank you to our parent, Mrs. Raghda, who volunteered and demonstrated a cooking session with the students. Students were very excited exploring, measuring, and mixing pizza. Great job to our youngest chefs!
The Healthy Campaign winners were rewarded during the morning line. Students who did not win the main prizes were also rewarded for their positive participation. The Healthy Campaign was powered by Compass, Nestle, Sekem, Dasani and 57357.
Metropolitan school celebrated Mawlid Al Nabi today. Early childhood students made some crafts and did some coloring related to Mawlid Al Nabi. Elementary & Middle School students distributed Mawlid Al Nabi sweets to the Met Family.
On the occasion of celebrating both the Prophet Mohamed’s Birthday and Thanksgiving Day, Metropolitan School will be closed on Wednesday, 21 November and Thursday, 22 November 2018. We will resume our normal school working hours on Sunday, 25 November 2018. Tuesday, 20 November is a normal school day for all
The Grade 5 performance task gave students a chance to work in small groups to compile their monologues and create a program. Throughout Unit 3, students worked with careful scaffolding to write and revise a monologue based on a character’s reaction to an event from Esperanza Rising. For the performance
Thank you to our partners Twisted, Deers, powered by Compass, Nestle, Sekem, Dasani, 57357 and Beet It. who participated in an interesting workshop “Nutrition fights cancer” to discuss important nutritional facts for students and ideas for the ideal lunch boxes.
Grade 6 Students have been reading the novel Percy Jackson. Parents and Students enjoyed going through the gallery and checking the statues who came to life to tell the audience about themselves.
