Project Excel
@projexcel
Scholarship organization created by the Meriden Federation of Teachers. Funded by donations from Meriden Public School members & the greater Meriden Community.
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Congrats to our 8th Grade Project Excel winners! We are proud of you! @EMSKowalchukAP @MeridenK12 @pvcivitello
Today is our Spring Dress Down Day! Please see your school’s Project Excel Liaison with any questions!
Thank you to all of the MPS staff and faculty who donated to and participated in our Fall Dress Down Day!
TODAY: Please see your school’s Project Excel Liaison to donate towards our first districtwide Dress Down Day! The more your school donates, the more awards your students receive!
Please join us in Dressing Down on the dates below. The more money each school raises, means more awards for our students!
Please join us in Dressing Down on the dates below. The more money each school raises, means more awards for our students!
Happy First Day of School! To all the Meriden students, parents, teachers, administrators and support staff—we can’t wait to see what the 2023-2024 school year has in store!
Happy August 1st! We hope the scholars, parents and educators of Meriden are enjoying a well deserved summer vacation! Please take a look at the program from this year’s Top Scholars’ Celebration! online.fliphtml5.com/xivkj/ivqj/
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Project Excel 2023 Booklet
As the first full week of summer comes to a close, we’re reflecting on a great award season. Congratulations to the Top Ten Scholars of the Class of 2023!
As the school year comes to a close, we would like to thank every one of our scholars, their families, Meriden’s amazing educators and Project Excel’s Board of Directors for an amazing school year. This award season saw a lot of changes & we appreciate all the positive support!
Project Excel will be sending out letters to educators whom the Top Scholars have named influential. These will be delivered by the end of the school day, Friday, May 19.
Next week are our final Secondary Awards Nights: Platt High School on May 17 and Washington Middle School on May 18. It is our first year awarding secondary students at their individual schools. We think it has been a great way to honor them with a more intimate celebration!
Our first week of Project Excel Awards Nights and, coincidentally, Teacher Appreciation Week has come to an end. Congratulations to all of the students who were honored and thank you to all the teachers who participated in our ceremonies. We appreciate you every day!
Please join Project Excel in honoring the 2023 fifth grade Project Excel Award winners and their influential teachers, tonight at 6 p.m. at Platt High School. This is the first Project Excel event of the 2023 award season. We hope to see you there!
Project Excel would like to introduce the Top Ten and Top Dual Language Scholars for the Class of 2023! These students have worked exceptionally hard to make it this far. We hope you can join us at the Aqua Turf, on June 7th to celebrate the scholars.
Please join us in congratulating the Top Scholars from Platt High School for the Class of 2023! Yesterday, President Mrs. Noonan and Principal, Mr. Corsetti informed students on their Top Ten & Dual Language achievements, then celebrated with friends, families and school staff.
For those interested in attending Project Excel’s Top Scholar Banquet, reservation forms will be available later next week. We hope many school staff and community members can come to this great event!
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