The CMIT Spring Bowling league will begin this Friday, March 11th at 7:00pm at the AMF Laurel Lanes. We will bowl on the following Fridays: Mar 11, Mar 18, Apr 8, Apr 22, May 6, May 13, May 20. There is space for 36 bowlers (6 teams of 6). Please bring $10 per bowler. Come as often as you can but don't worry if you need to miss a week or two. The primary aspect is to have fun.

For more info, please contact Jeanne Igoe, jkigy@comcast.net.

Jeanne Igoe
jkigy@comcast.net

Dear Parents, Students, and Staff,

Dr. BB and I would like to express our satisfaction with the outstanding work delivered by Chase Washington (83-Darthmouth). He has showed an incredible understanding and knowledge of human rights and how discrimination and many forms go against to core of human rights.

We will reward Chase Washington with an amount of $25.00 gift certificate to Game Stop and $10.00 gift certificate to Chick Fil A. Please see his work from the attached document.

Please accept our sincerest appreciation and gratitude for the outstanding job he has done.

Thank you.

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Sincerely,

Dr. Sullivan-Williams & Mrs. Cihan

Please join us at the next CMIT NORTH PTO meeting on Thursday, March 10th at 6:30 pm in the Media Center @ CMIT North.

There will be an online option available and that information will be sent on the day of meeting.

Why come to a PTO meeting?

* PTO meetings are a great opportunity to meet other CMIT North parents.

* You can be the first to hear about important news and upcoming events at school.

* You can learn how your child and CMIT North benefit from the work of the PTO.

* You can learn how to volunteer your time, on campus or off, to positively impact the learning experience of all students at CMIT North.

* PTO meetings bring together the home and the school so that parents and teachers may cooperate in the education of our children.

CMIT North PTO

We wanted to just present a few reminders to help with a smooth remainder of the school year.

1. All students should report to school starting at 7:35 am. The the students will be marked Tardy in SchoolMAX after 7:50 am.

2. All students should come in full uniform. No Hoodies, or extra jackets to be worn in the building. Uniform pants are the only pants to be worn to school.

3. All students will enter through the cafeteria doors prior to 8:00 am only. Students who arrive at 8:00 or later will need a note and a parent to escort them to the front office, remembering traffic is not an excused tardy.

4. All students will exit through the cafeteria doors after 2:49 pm only.

5. All students should be picked up prior to 3:00 pm. NO STUDENTS are permitted to be in the front of the building or in front of STANTEC building waiting or catching rides.

6. Parents are not to drop off, pick up or park in STANTEC Building lot or in the front staff parking lot.

7. ALL LANES for drop off and pick up are non waiting lanes, meanings students should be prepared to exit the car as soon as you are in the back drop off and pick up area.

8. During the hours of 7:30-8:00 and 2:30-3:30 THE TRAFFIC IS ONE WAY. All cars must enter in front of the building and exit by going around the building. NO EXCEPTIONS. Please plan accordingly.


We ask for your support with these policy and procedures, this is very important to ensure the safety of all of our students.

Natiqua Riley
Assistant Principal

Students and Teachers! What would you do if you had $10,000 to invest?

You can invest and compete with your teachers and friends.
You will start with $10,000 virtual money to play with. You can research and invest in the company you wish.

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This week's stupendous 7th graders are....

Kennedy Jones of Northwestern and Marlon Swazy of Xavier

Kennedy has had a renewed and positive attitude and work ethic.

Marlon has been a hard working student who shows great improvement, especially in Math class.

Congratulations Kennedy and Marlon!

The 7th Grade Team

Here are the best investors of the week: 1) Casey Gardner 2) Jeffrey Greer 3) Kathleen Godshall http://clfportal.org/fig/

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Below are the dates for upcoming Dual Enrollment Program Information Sessions. These sessions will provide information about the program, application requirements, and various college requirements.

Dual Enrollment Information Sessions:

Session One
Date: Wednesday, March 9, 2016
Time: 6:30 p.m.
Location: Northwestern High School
7000 Adelphi Road
Hyattsville, MD 20782

Session Two
Date: Tuesday, March 15, 2016
Time: 6:30 p.m.
Location: Oxon Hill High School
6701 Leyte Drive
Oxon Hill, MD 20745

Key registration dates to remember for Summer and Fall 2016 registration:

April 1st - Prince George's Community College course catalog will be available on pgcc.edu website (view Summer Course offerings)
April 21: Application deadline for Prince George's Community College - Summer & Fall enrollment, application must be submitted to Mr. Gegwich
May 15 (Summer) and July 15 (Fall): Registration deadline for College of Southern Maryland
May 1 (Summer) and August 1 (Fall): Spring registration deadline for University of Maryland
Ongoing registration until classes are filled, Bowie State University and Anne Arundel Community College

Please visit this website for more information, http://www1.pgcps.org/dualenrollment/

Mr. Gegwich
School Counselor

ATTENTION JUNIORS - It is recommended that Juniors take the SAT or ACT at least once during the Spring test dates. Upcoming SAT & ACT test dates.

SAT - May 7 & June 4
ACT - April 9 & June 11

May 7th SAT exam - registration deadline is April 8th
Visit this website to register, https://sat.collegeboard.org/register

April 9th ACT exam - registration deadline is March 4th (late registration - March 5-18)
Visit this website to register, http://www.actstudent.org/regist/

Remember to enter our high school code, 210722, when registering for the SAT & ACT exams.

If you need any help registering for the exams please contact me or stop by my office.

Mr. Gegwich
School Counselor

As you know we have started SAT prep for math on Tuesdays since the last month. Because of success of the program, now we would like to include SAT reading prep. Our college tutor, Sandra Sandeep, is a National Merit Finalist recipient (Top 1%) who has volunteered to help our students on Thursdays after school from 3:05pm to 4:30pm. Sandra is a very skilled person as far as SAT and college prep concern. She will do all types of activities required to boost our students' SAT scores in reading part of the test. Again this course is only for CMIT Juniors and it is free. However students are required to register online through the website below.

www.SignUpGenius.com/go/10C0A4CAAA62EA0FF2-satreading

Ferhat Avsar

The 1st semester Medical Science class (10th grade) had compiled a list of 'best practices' that helped each of them earn top grades and make the Honor Roll. I typed up and have been placing their 7 Steps of Highly Successful Students on the projection screens daily for all high school Biology, Environmental Science, Physics, and Medical Science students to see and as a reminder. Thanks to Lauryn S., Aryana J. Kamiah M., Michaela M., Ibrahim S., Collin B., Cameron J., Robert O., Myles A., Addy P., Bilal S., Nicholas J., and Taylor M.

1) Study: Go over your notes and do your homework.
2) Time-Management: Keep an agenda book or day-timer with your binder.
3) Be Engaged in the Subject: Pay attention and Listen!
4) Participate: Think It Through
5) Turn Everything In: Graded material, classwork, homework, exit tickets.
6) Attendance: No Tardies!
7) Be Well-Rested: Get a good night's sleep and don't sleep in class.

Suzanne Coholic
High School Science Teacher

Hi Everyone,

During the entire month of March, all Character Education students have been challenged to greet the adults in CMIT, and pay a compliment.

All students must have the name of the adult, the signature of the adult, and the date they have greeted and paid a compliment to.

Your cooperation is greatly encouraged and appreciated, in order for this challenge to be successful.

Dr. BB & Mrs. Cihan

As we prepare for the PARCC assessments in math, we will complete many real world application problems (PARCC Type III problems.) Many of these have numbers that are messy! A calculator that adds, subtracts, multiplies and divides will help your middle school student succeed with confidence. You can purchase one at a dollar store. For example, the Base 8 DG35 model is quite good and has recently been found at Dollar General.

Jill Paolini

7th Grade

There will be a test on the East Asia unit on Monday March 7th. Study guides are available online.

We will begin studying the geography and history of Southeast Asia after the test.


8th Grade

Unit tests on the information taught by students' classmates will be on the following dates:

Tuesday March 8th- Penn, Yale & CalTech
Wednesday March 9th- Dartmouth
Thursday March 10th- Brown
Friday March 11th- USNA

Please feel free to contact Ms. Cracovaner at acracovaner@cmitacademy.org with any questions, comments, or concerns.

Ms. Cracovaner
Middle School Social Studies Teacher and Department Chair

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