Merced City School District employees, certain dependents, and retirees who are enrolled in SISC medical benefits can make an appointment for a free health screening in March. There are special incentives being offered, including $25 Amazon.com gift cards. Please see the information below: To participate you must be: A district employee, or An eligible dependent (at least 18 years of age), enrolled in SISC medical benefits, or A district retiree enrolled in SISC medical benefits. SISC Members Earn While You Learn Enrolled members (18+) who make an online appointment and ...
Hoover students are now using the Merced City School District's first middle school innovation lab. It is a modern, flexible facility designed to support hands-on learning in science, technology, engineering, the arts, and mathematics. This is the latest expansion of the district's award-winning STEAM program. Rivera and Tenaya middle schools will also be getting their own innovation labs in 2018. This video shows how one class at Hoover is putting the new space to good use.
The Merced City School District would like to thank all of our students, families, staff, and the entire community for making 2017 a truly remarkable year! This video captures a few of the highlights.
As we approach the end of 2017, the Merced City School District would like to provide an update on the major facilities projects that were completed throughout the year, as well as those that are still underway, and those that are next “in the queue.” This work directly benefits our students by giving them safe, modern learning environments, and we are incredibly grateful to the community for making many of these projects possible through support of Measure M. PROJECTS COMPLETED SINCE LAST SUMMER:Wright Elementary School Modernization (Funded through voter-approved Measure M)...
Teachers are continually seeking ways to expand learning opportunities for their students. While funding to provide these experiences isn't always available, the Merced County School Boards Association hopes to change that. The Something For Kids Mini-Grant for 2017-2018 has been updated and now available for teachers in Merced County public schools to access. John Magneson, assistant superintendent of Educational Services for the Merced County Office of Education, said this year up to $10,000 is available in mini-grants for county teachers through the Merced County School ...