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Merced is a Title I Academic Achievement Award winning school! 
Merced is a National Blue Ribbon School!
WELCOMEWelcome to the Merced School Website. To find out about the most current events for the month, click on the link above entitled “Our Schools” and then click on the link “Principal’s Message”. In order to find out about events in your child’s grade level, click on the link entitled “Classrooms” and find the appropriate grade level. If you would like to communicate with a staff member via email, click on the link entitled “Classrooms” and then click on the link entitled “Staff Directory”. Para información en Español, visita Nuestra Escuela |
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Mr. Pfitzer Keeps His PromiseMerced reached it's goal again in the Annual Jogathon and as promised, Mr. Pfitzer danced gangnam style for the school. He had a dance off with other students and even though Mr. Pfitzer didn't win, he was sure a good sport! Parent Letter Regarding Safety MeasuresMerced is a National Blue Ribbon SchoolWelcome to Merced Elementary School! Merced is a National Blue Ribbon School, a California Distinguished School, a Title I Achievement School, and a California Business Honor Roll School for Excellence in Education. Merced’s Math & ELA AYP is the highest in the school district for a K-5 public school. AYP stands for Annual Yearly Progress and represents the percentage of students who scored advanced or proficient on the state test. Our AYP in Math is 85 % and 78 % for ELA. Merced’s overall API is the highest in the district of the non-charter public schools with a score of 914 points. API stands for Annual Performance Index and refers to a school’s overall score in both Math and English Language Arts. Merced’s success is based on a synergy where staff, student, and community come together to create an effective learning environment of Merced scholars. We are glad you’re here.
2012 Career DayMerced had it's annual Career Day and we had some fabulous people come and speak to our students. We had a nurse, nutritionists, electrician, LAFD Fire Captain, K-9 police, a SWAT officer, our own West Covina motorcycle police officers, along with LAPD, and medical transport. We also had former MLB baseball player, David Palmer, along with West Covina High's football coach and Track/Cross Country Coach too. We had a deaf/hard of hearing teacher who taught the students some sign language. A martial arts athlete shared about his career along with pastry chefs who brought yummy treats! There was such a variety of careers represented that it really helped our students to see some of the possibilities that are out there. If they stay focused and embrace their education, they can be anything they want to be. NewsCraig Michael, 2013 WCUSD Teacher of the Year
It is with pleasure that I announce the 2013 West Covina Unified Teacher of the Year, Mr. Craig Michael . Mr. Michael has taught in WCUSD for fifteen years, twelve at Edgewood Middle School and three at Edgewood High School. At both si...
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May is California Digital Citizenship Month
May is California Digital Citizenship Month and schools across the state are focusing on digital literacy and citizenship all month. Join the effort and empower students to act responsibly, safe, and ethically online. The toolkit developed by...
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Two West Covina High Schools named California Distinguished Schools
With a news release dated April 11, California Schools Chief Tom Torlakson announced that Edgewood High School and West Covina High School were among the 218 public secondary schools named California Distinguished Schools for 2013. Mr. Torlakson s...
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Achievement Gap Narrows in West Covina, #4 in CA
This week, The Education Trust – West, a policy and student advocacy organization, released its third annual District Report Cards and West Covina Unified School District is ranked 4th in terms of how well traditionally undeserved groups are...
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School Parent Survey
Welcome to the 2012-13 WCUSD School Parent Survey and thank you for taking the time to complete this important questionnaire. Your thoughts and opinions are very important to us. The feedback that you provide will help us continually improve...
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Mt. SAC Youth Days
The first day of spring break was an amazing one for the Merced Track and Field Team! The Mt. SAC relays marked the culmination of all of our hard work this season as we had an incredible day of running, jumping, and throwing. It was wonderful to watch our panthers as they gave their very best and worked together as a team. QUICK LINKSThis Month at Merced
This Week at Merced
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Monday
5/20/13
Tuesday
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Wednesday
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Thursday
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Friday
5/24/13
Saturday
5/25/13
Box Tops for EducationHelp support Merced. Save and turn in General Mills' Box Tops for Education. We get ten cents for each box top for our school. For ParentsFor additional information inlcuding access to research-based materials on ways parents can help improve their children's performance in school in English and Spanish, click here.. |
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1545 E. Merced Avenue,
West Covina,
CA 91791
(626) 931-1700 Phone | (626) 931-1704 Fax |
1717 W. Merced Avenue,
West Covina,
CA 91790
(626) 939-4600 Phone | (626) 939-4701 Fax |
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