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DEC. 15 - MCCSC eLearning
Monday, Dec. 15, all MCCSC schools will move to real-time (synchronous) eLearning due to dangerously low wind chills and icy road conditions. Classes begin online at the regular time. You will receive eLearning information via Canvas from your teacher or school. All in person programs, which include the Early Learning Centers (both North and South locations), preschools and pre-K programs, and extended day will be closed. All extracurricular activities are canceled. Any approved exceptions will be communicated directly to coaches and families.
Food service pickup for families will be available at Templeton and Fairview Elementary from 12-1:30 p.m. Families should sign up at the form here to request the number of meals that are needed. Pickup at Templeton at Door 13. Pickup at Fairview at Door 12.
Please click here to refer to our webpage for more information on how decisions to delay, close or dismiss early are made:
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About Us
Marlin Elementary is attractively located in a countryside setting approximately one and one-half miles north of downtown Bloomington. It is located on a 12 acre tract of rolling and flat fields bordered by woods, large pines, and grassy farmland. Marlin's approximately 200 students use their extensive grounds while experiencing integrated STEM activities including nature lessons co-taught with the Sycamore Land Trust. The students love conducting experiments in the outdoor classroom and gardening. The teaching at Marlin is researched-based and adaptable, inspired by student’s interests, community, and relevant events. Teachers approach learning with structure and organization, and are dedicated to student achievement and the social and emotional well-being of every student. Students are motivated and love coming to school and building relationships with peers and staff. While the outdoor space at Marlin is charming, the reflective and creative learning practices within Marlin make this a place the community calls home.
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