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by Kristina Agraviador for the 2011 Melrose Poetry Slam-Jam

The Melrose Pledge

I am a Melrose Star and I pledge today to be my best in every way.

I will do my very best in reading, math, and all the rest.

I’ll respect myself and others too.

I’ll expect the best in all I do.

I am here to learn all I can to try my best and be all I am.

Your time, talent and caring is needed!

• Community Outreach. Assist magnet coordinator in distributing information to targeted areas in the community. Make signs for upcoming events.
• Arts’ Connections. Projects as outlined in arts’ plan. Scan work for Artsonia. Teach classes.
• Class Library Inventory. Create a database of all our book collections in classrooms. After school hours only.
• Bus Greeters. Meet the buses in the morning or afternoon. 7:25-8:00 or 2:25 – 2:50
• Living Creature Care. Attention to the need of living things in science lab. Weekly and over holidays.
• Science Lab Leader. Assist in the continuing renovation and daily upkeep of the science lab.

Please check out our parent section for more information.

Thank you!

As Melrose blooms into a math/science/technology magnet, I want you to know that I am your school resource for questions regarding magnet policies, technology use,  and transportation concerns. Please contact me by email or leave a note in the office. I am here to serve you and your children.

We are a team. Together we will nourish our rigorous academic program, where the arts are integral to learning, and our cultural diversity is celebrated.

Call, email, or send me a note. We have a common mission: to support  your children in discovering their strengths and passions while achieving a high-level of academic success. Your questions or ideas help us greatly in working together to give our students a superior elementary-school experience.