Welcome to MMH Learning Commons
We have a lot going on this year with book exchanges, makerspaces, and the computer lab. Coming soon will be our return to an IN-PERSON SCHOLASTIC BOOK FAIR!!!
Check out the Power Point to see how to access Destiny from home.
Learning Commons/Library Facilitator: Mrs. Darli McAulay
Hi, I’m Stephanie McLennan, the Teacher-Counsellor at MMH. I was a teacher for eight years before obtaining my Master’s Degree in Applied Psychology from the University of Lethbridge, which means I’m qualified to both teach and counsel students. I’ve been an Elementary School Counsellor for the past six years; however, this is my first year at MMH. To learn more about me you can visit my online portfolio at http://swimfanmartin.wixsite.com/mc-portfolio
Lethbridge School District is unique and ahead of the curve in terms of wellness supports offered to students. The District prides itself on providing Universal, Targeted, and Individual Support. This means that all students have wellness infused into their programming, whether it be through lessons supported by the Wellness Team, targeted groups that some students are invited to join, or one on one brief solution focused counselling sessions. Many of my lessons and wellness resources are posted to my webpage here: https://swimfanmartin.wixsite.com/elementarywellness
My name is Nicole Baker, and I am so, so fortunate to be the Learning Support Teacher at Mike Mountain Horse Elementary School. I have twenty years of teaching experience in inclusive learning environments. In addition to my degrees in psychology and education, I have done a significant amount of training in behaviour support, learning challenges, medical conditions such as autism, ADHD and FASD, as well as trauma, attachment and the developmental paradigm. The most important thing to know about me is that I absolutely LOVE our students and the work I am privileged to spend my days doing.
At MMH my role is never the same two days in a row, which is amazing! I consult with staff to support best practices in inclusive education for all our students. I complete observations and assessments with students, work with staff and students to determine and develop lagging skills in a variety of areas and liaise with division and community resources. I provide universal programming, small group or 1:1 teaching on a variety of topics and create resources to support inclusive programming. I also schedule and facilitate learning team meetings with families and support people from the school division and community services. If parents ever have questions or concerns about their child’s learning or development, I can be reached at nicole.baker@lethsd.ab.ca.
The “It’s a BLAST Program” is a child care program for children aged 6 –12 and is administered as a nonprofit society called the Lethbridge Community Out -of -School Association. The organization provides Before School and After /Out -of- School programming at assorted locations in the City.
Specifically offered to the families at Mike Mountain Horse Elementary School, is Before School and After/Out -of -School Programming. Families may be requiring care for their children at times they are unable to be with their children because of work and/or school obligations. All program staff are screened appropriately and have certification in First Aid/CPR. Programming includes a variety of activities for children to choose from. Casual, Part-time, and Fulltime registrations are accepted. Reasonable daily and monthly program fees offered. Subsidy available to those families who are eligible based on their application.
For more information on how to register and/or more detailed information on programming please call 403-320-3988.
