David C. Abbott Early Learning Center A Rainbow of Stars!

Phone: 732-972-7100 abbottoffice@mtps.org

Dear Marlboro Community, Due to the storm, MTPS will hold a virtual day tomorrow, February 19, 2021. Elementary (Including PreK & K) School Students: For Friday, elementary school students should follow their Wednesday virtual half-day schedule. The afternoon will also be utilized. Please look for a communication from elementary teachers regarding afternoon sessions. Middle School Students: Middle school students will follow their remote half-day schedule. Tomorrow is a C-2 day. Middle School teachers will provide all previously scheduled afternoon sessions. Sincerely, Eric Dr. Eric M. Hibbs Superintendent

Due to the impending storm, MTPS will hold a virtual day tomorrow, February 18, 2021. The forecast in our area is predicting multiple inches of snow with a rapid accumulation. The intensity of the storm can bring up to 1”/hr. The temperatures tomorrow are expected to hover between 27-31 degrees, which may present problems for Friday as well. As of now, we are holding a virtual day for Thursday only in order to see the effects of the storm. Any decision for Friday will be communicated separately. Elementary (Including PreK & K) School Students: For Thursday, elementary school students should follow their Wednesday virtual half-day schedule. The afternoon will also be utilized. Please look for a communication from elementary teachers regarding afternoon sessions. Middle School Students: Middle school students will follow their remote half-day schedule. Tomorrow is a C-1 day. Middle School teachers will provide all previously scheduled afternoon sessions.

See the presentation below for information about the start of the school year.

Starting today, April 20th, any Monmouth County residents in need of COVID-19 related emotional support can contact the Monmouth County Department of Health hotline at 732.845.2070. After initial contact with DRCC at the hotline, anyone in need of additional support will be directed to call Mental Health Association of Monmouth County at (732) 542-6422 to be connected to a licensed professional. MHA Monmouth County will answer calls live Monday-Friday from 9am-5pm. MHA Monmouth County has put together a network of 60 volunteer licensed professionals who are providing up to 6 free telephonic support sessions. After 6 calls, if the resident is in need of ongoing behavioral health services, they will be referred to one of our community agencies.