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Sunshine, Games, and Community: Field Day!


This past June, San Carlos School introduced a new tradition that brought our entire community together: “End-of-the-Year” Field Day!

This day was designed to merge all the separate end-of-year class parties into one grand, school-wide event, and it truly lived up to its promise. From the moment students arrived in their class colors, the San Carlos School Spirit was evident!

Our Parent-Teacher Organization provided a delicious pizza lunch for the students before they headed to the field, which was greatly appreciated by all. But the real excitement began as students entered the field set up with two 30-foot-long inflatable obstacle courses, a giant 20-foot-tall inflatable Velcro soccer dart board, a one-of-a-kind shower-
Inspired dunk tank, and eight other amazing events to enjoy!

Our inaugural Field Day was a tremendous success thanks to the hard work and dedication of our volunteers and staff and the enthusiastic participation of our students. We know this new tradition will become a highlight of the school year, as students are already asking about this year’s day and looking forward to celebrating another great year at San Carlos School!

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New Classroom Art Studio Unveiled

 
We are thrilled to unveil our new San Carlos School Art Studio in the Branches Resale Shoppe building at 480 Webster Street in Monterey. Through the dedication of our staff and supporters, we have transformed a significant portion of this space into a vibrant art hub. The Art Studio boasts upgraded facilities, flooring, and enhanced lighting, creating an optimal environment for artistic exploration.

Special thanks go to Mrs. LeBlanc and LeBlanc Construction, Mr. and Mrs. Mancus, our teacher aides, Mr. Bathrop, Kristine Milar, and the entire Branches staff for their invaluable contributions to this project. Their hard work has made this much-needed upgrade possible, enriching our Art Program and providing a “blank canvas” for creativity within our school community.

The new studio accommodates up to 18 students (half-class), fostering more hands-on and exploratory artistic lessons. It supports a variety of mediums, including drawing, painting, ceramics, and fine motor practice, enabling students to delve deeper into their artistic pursuits in small, interactive groups.