SCHOOL
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All Schools
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Fall Session
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​October 14th, 2019
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Columbus Day
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No School - All Schools
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October 17th, 2019
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Martin de Porres High School
Parent/Teacher
Conference
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Dismissal - 11:30am
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WELCOME TO
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De Porres
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Greetings!
Dear Friends of the Martin De Porres School:
I want to take this opportunity to wish all of you the best as we start our 2019 Summer Program. We offer our students six full weeks and 30 full days of learning experiences which will solidify what they have achieved over the past year, and prepare them to move right into the new challenges and opportunities of the Fall program.
2019 marks our 47th year of service to our students, their families and the School Districts that reach out for our help. We have some exciting initiatives in store which will enhance our services to out High School students and make for continuity and collaboration among all 3 of our programs.
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Mr. Joseph Trainor
Executive Director
LIFE CHANGING RESULTS...
Martin De Porres High School
Jamal came to MDP after experiencing ongoing school problems. Teachers described him as constantly angry and aggressive. Basically, acting-out behavior limited his learning. For Jamal, every day in school was a challenge. Simply put, Jamal needed a placement where he could be successful. The Martin De Porres High School became the answer...
*Please note: Children featured in this section are not actual MDP students. These stories are representative of the life experiences of our students.
Martin De Porres Elementary/Jr.
High Scool
Casa de La Salle Educational Residence
Jenny could not adjust to public school. She just could not pay attention and would get into trouble for not following directions. At MDP, she really took to the structure and schedule. But more so, she liked her teachers and made friends with her classmates. She liked the feeling of being a "part of the class". Jenny felt better about herself and her learning improved...
Tommy came to the "Casa" carrying a lot of anger and sadness. Life was not easy for him. Since living at the "CASA" he has found a supportive community of adults and peers. In this environment, he has blossomed...
