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Message from the Principal
On behalf of the administration of MCS, I would like to wish everybody a happy and healthy Chinese New Year! Let’s take a quick look of what we did last year. Last year we had a Halloween parade. We are very fortunate to have Mrs. Andria Wong to teach us ballroom dancing. We donated a lot of clothes and new toys to Care 2 Foundation. The jolly Santa Claus came to visit us. Both the parents and students had a great time.
We had our annual Chinese New Year celebration on January 31, 2009. Our staff, teachers, students and parents worked very hard for months to get this ready. There were a lot of details and planning involved including what kind of performance, the format of the event, where we should get the food, what kind of entertainment, what kind of games in the carnival and much more. There were different suggestions and we had to come up with the best one we can think of and hope for the best. If there were imperfections, we did our best and always welcome constructive comments. With a lot of help from our staff and volunteers, we were able to start decorating our stage at 12:00p.m. on January 31 and setting up the chairs in the cafeteria. After the students’ spectacular performances from 2:00p.m. to 4:00p.m., we all helped to put the chairs away and set the tables up for evening programs. Of course we have to thank everyone who volunteered his/her time to make this memorable event. They helped out with the carnival, karaoke competition, riddles, dessert tables, line dancing, etc. Without your input, the parents and kids would not have this much fun.
On February 21, we had a health fair. Health professionals from CentraState Diabetic Care Center, CentraState Health Awareness Center, Millennium Eye Care (Dr. Elena Ng) and Visiting Nurse Association of Central Jersey came and gave various screenings and valuable health information to our parents and visitors.
After months of meetings and preparation, we joined with the two other Chinese Schools and two other organizations to plan our third Marlboro parade on February 21, 2009. The weather was very nice and we had a great turnout. There were a lot of people showed up during the parade and the performances. Both our Kung Fu teacher Mr. Francis Ng lead our lion dance team and our Chinese Yo-Yo teacher Mr. Ted Man Leung lead his students on the parade. They gave terrific shows. With Mrs. Wing Leung’s assistance, our cultural teacher Mrs. Carrie Lau’s students performed a beautiful dance. Our cultural teacher Mrs. Elena Ng help write bookmarks for visitors. Both the adults and kids really enjoyed it. Everyone had a good time. Mayor Hornik told us that Marlboro Township would continue to have the Marlboro Parade next year.
We understand sometimes it’s difficult for a non-speaking parent to try to help his/her child with homework, but our teachers and after school tutor are available to assist the student. In addition, we do offer adult Mandarin and Cantonese classes to help parents to learn the language. In turn, the parents may help their children with the homework. We also have the Cantonese classes lessons and some Mandarin classes lessons on the website.
We would like to continue to make our school a place to learn and have fun at the same time. It is important to continue to learn Chinese language and culture because China is a very huge market. It would be beneficial to learn the language now and it will be a big plus for the future.
- Message from Sui Louie, Principal of Monmouth Chinese School
Current Events
Saturday, May 2
School Election
Staff/Board Meeting
Teachers Meeting
演講比賽 Speech Contest (Mandarin
Classes)
語文課Language
Delayed Gym Opening
10:15am
Tennis Party
7:00pm
Saturday, May 9
Next School Year Registration
下學年學生註冊
文化課Cultural
語文課Language
Saturday, May 16
Next School Year Registration
下學年學生註冊
School Open House
Staff/Board Meeting
Teachers Meeting
文化課Cultural
語文課Language
Saturday, May 23
ANJCS Conference
School Closed for Memorial Day
Saturday, May 30
Year End Party
交換禮品 Award Gift Exchange
考試 Exam*
Tennis Party
7:00pm
Saturday, June 6
野餐聚會 Picnic
Saturday, June 13
畢業典禮 Graduation
Marlboro Multi-Cultural Day
Current Events
Current Events
Due to the weather on Saturday, Marlboro Parade festivities will be moved indoors. Please arrive at Marlboro High School at 2:00p.m. to enjoy the exhibition, performances and giveaways.
Message From The Principal
Dear Parents,
We have a few reminders and new items.
Please remind your children that there should be no eating, drinking, moving, taking, or destroying any objects in the classroom or in the halls, whether on walls, shelves, or desks. It’s very important not to bring any snacks or food that has nut ingredients to school because some children may have fatal reactions.
Halloween is coming. We encourage the parents, teachers and students to dress up in their costumes this Saturday, 10/27/07 to Chinese school. Please stop by the front desk for some candies and other stuff to giveaway. Hope to see you there!
On 11/3/07, we are very honored to have an experienced dance teacher to teach ballroom dancing to our parents for free from 9:30a.m. to 10:30a.m. She will be teaching from the list of Ballroom and Social dances including Rumba, ChaCha, Swing, Waltz and Foxtrot. No prior experience is needed. Students should dress comfortably. Please sign up at the PTO desk. So come and have some fun.
We will also be having our school pictures taken on 11/3/07. Please have your children dress up. Bright clothes will be better.
Please support our bake sale on 11/17/07 and sign up at the PTO desk if you wish to donate. You can donate any nut free food or dessert, etc. If you want, you may just stop by our tables and purchase the items to help out the school. Also, if you are interested in purchasing Delicious Orchards pies, please fill out the forms and return to us by 11/3/07.
Holidays are coming. This is the time for giving. We may give away some items we don't need and don't want to throw away. We will be having a toy drive. Simply Help Foundation is trying to fill up 40 foot containers of toys and other items to send to other countries. They do accept school supplies, clothes, toys, small non electrical and non glass kitchen items and computers. New or used items are welcome as long as they are clean and useable. Please bring the items on Saturday, 12/1/07 by 10:00a.m. You may check out their website www.simplyhelp.org to find out more about this organization. This is for a good cause so please consider to participate in this drive.
We have another great fundraiser if anyone is interested in going to a NJ Nets Bastketball game against the Rockets (Yao Ming) in East Rutherford on Friday night, 12/7/07. Please fill out the form with payment to MCS by 11/3/07. Attached is the flyer with more detail.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Best Regards,
Sui Louie
Principal
Marlboro Day - September 9th, 2007
Marlboro Day at the Marlboro Municipal Complex
First Marlboro Chinese New Year Parade - February 24, 2007
First Marlboro Chinese
New Year Parade
Saturday, February 24, 2007 2:00 pm
Year of the Boar - Lunar Year 4705
In an effort to promote cultural
diversity within the community about Chinese culture and traditions,
the Marlboro Township of Monmouth County, NJ, is sponsoring its first
ever Chinese New Year Parade with support from various Chinese organizations.
The parade is organized by three Chinese
schools located at Marlboro: Fidelity Chinese School, Huaxia Chinese
School, and Monmouth Chinese School. Other participating organizations
are: Jersey Shore Chinese School, Monmouth Chinese Christian Church,
OCM Jireh Church, New Jersey Buddha Cultural Center, and Tzu Chi Foundation.
Spearheading the parade is the Honorable
Dr. Robert Kleinberg, Mayor of Marlboro, NJ, who states, “This will
be an exciting event in Marlboro. I have always wanted our kids to experience
the joy and excitement of the Chinese New Year celebration personally,
not just from reading a book or seeing it on the TV. The township
of Marlboro is proud to present this first Chinese New Year Parade.”
All residents of the local communities
are cordially invited to see the parade along the planned route.
The parade will include sensational Chinese lion and dragon dances,
fascinating Chinese waist-drum dance, and glamorous Chinese costume
show. The parade will start from Marlboro Mall, located at the
cross section of Rt. 79 and School Road at 2:00pm on Saturday, February
24, 2007. The march will proceed along School Road West, then
School Road South, then right turn onto Wyncrest Road, and end at Marlboro
Recreation Center, for about one mile. After the parade, there
will be performances at the Recreation Center. The Mayor of Marlboro,
honored guests, and residents, are invited to enjoy a short program
featuring spectacular Chinese orchestra, acrobatic Chinese Yo-Yo, and
various exciting traditional theatric Chinese dances, followed by a
small reception plus arts and craft demonstration and free souvenirs.
Please come and join us in the first
exciting, heart-warming Marlboro Chinese New Year Parade! For
more information, please contact Dr. Raymond Eng at 732-536-4950.
The student permission slip for the Marlboro Chinese New Year Parade can be found at the link below.
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