-
Mission Statement
The mission of the Methacton Coordinating Council is to promote and support the educational institutions within the Methacton School District.
Purpose
The primary purpose of the MCC is to promote the advocacy of educational purposes and the support of educational institutions within the Methacton School District. The object of the MCC shall be to use the power of unified planning and pooled resources to address the concerns and issues of the Methacton School District.
-
Methacton Coordinating Council (MCC) Meeting Schedule for 2024-2025
MCC meeting locations are yet to be determined:
- September 9, 2024, 7 PM (Tentatively being moved to 9/16 due to MHS back to school night)
- November 11, 2024, 7 PM
- January 13, 2025, 7 PM
- March 10, 2025, 7 PM
- May 12, 2025, 7 PM
- June 9, 2025, 7 PM (tentative)
-
Home and School Departments of the MCC
Links to the websites for the Home and School Departments of the MCC:Arcola Intermediate School (Grades 7-8)Arrowhead Elementary School (Grades K-4)Eagleville Elementary School (Grades K-4)Methacton High School (Grades 9-12)Skyview Upper Elementary School (Grades 5-6)Special Education Alliance (All Grades)Woodland Elementary School (Grades K-4) -
How to Receive Home & School Communications
Home & School Communications - Konstella
Methacton Home and School Associations now utilize the Private Parent Communication Portal-Konstella for all communications with parents. Please note that previous communications methods including e-alert emails or any other tool utilized by your home and school in the past are no longer used.
Signing up is simple, click the link Konstella.com and then in the top right hand corner use the "Find your School" wizard to walk you through the registration process.
Questions or problems signing up? Send email to your home and school leadership for assistance, or email Katie Shireman, Methacton Coordinating Council President, at MethactonCoordinatingCouncil@gmail.com for assistance.
Thank you for your continued support of Methacton home and schools! These communications enable effective planning of special events and other support that preserves
the fun and exciting school culture that our home and schools foster through hard work and cooperation with school leadership and staff. -
H&S Treasurer Information
All Methacton Home & Schools are non-profit organizations as departments of the Methacton Coordinating Council. As 501(c)3 organization, certain policies and procedures must be followed. All Home & Schools must handle their accounting and reporting in a uniform way. You will find tools on this site to help you. If you have any questions, please contact the Methacton Coordinating Council Treasurer.
Forms -
Bus Driver Appreciation Guidelines and Schedule
BUS DRIVER APPRECIATION GUIDELINES AND SCHEDULE
The Methacton school district’s Home and School (H/S) organizations typically recognize the bus drivers during an annual breakfast buffet held at their bus depot.
Each year, a host school facilitates this effort. The schedule below has been devised alphabetically, as has been tradition. By referencing this schedule, we believe each school’s H/S organization can best plan their year’s activities and volunteer utilization needs. The schedule is offered with a few guidelines to consider when planning the event. If there is some just cause to trade host years, please let the District Council leadership know of the date swap so the schedule may be adjusted accordingly. The below represents the rotation of coordination responsibilities, as we now know it.
- WOODLAND 2024
- WORCESTER 2025
- ARCOLA 2026
- ARROWHEAD 2027
- EAGLEVILLE 2028
- METHACTON HIGH SCHOOL 2029
- SKYVIEW UPPER ELEMENTARY 2030
- SPECIAL EDUCATION ALLIANCE 2031
Planning Guidance:
The event is typically scheduled for the spring (April – May). The Transportation Administrator should be contacted for specifics (number of drivers to plan for, specific date / time, communication of notice to bus drivers, any requested menu items, volunteer staffing needs, replenishing, clean up, etc.)
Each school has traditionally donated $60 to this event (via check to the hosting school). Some items purchased in the past for breakfast included fruit, bagels with spreads, muffins, coffee with creamers, and pastries. Paper goods / plasticware were purchased, and banners, cards, and other ‘thank you’ expressions were included as part of the decoration.
Contacting the last school representatives to host the event is recommended, if there are any questions.Updated September 2023