CETAT is accepting applications for its 2020 VIRTUAL summer creative workshops. Students will learn how to development multimedia (music, video, photography, website and applications). This highly competitive program requires students to take part in a formal interview process. Upon completion of the workshop students will learn how: - to develop computer programs - to edit and manipulate images - to edit and manipulate video - to create and edit music - to enhance professional skills You must be: - 13 - 18 years old - Available between July 6 - July 17 Application - deadline June 5th. To apply click here - https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc21cinWgLBivHbb9LTJmylVheoJ0g9hkTgQ5J4NaF-ycYusA/viewform To see pictures/videos from our previous workshops, please click here - https://cetat1.org/createinitiative Michael Smith Executive Director CETAT info@cetat.org http://www.cetat.org/ https://www.facebook.com/cetatorg

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The English department extends its sincere wishes for health and happiness to you and your loved ones during these challenging times. All grades are working on poetry in some capacity or another during the fourth quarter, and writing poetry can be extremely rewarding and cathartic. The Prince George’s County Memorial Library System is hosting its first annual poetry contest, open to both children and adults. The theme for the contest is summer/vacation, and entries are due by Friday, May 8th. Three Tips for Writing Poetry: 1. Keep a thesaurus handy 2. Incorporate the senses to “show” rather than tell 3. It does not have to rhyme! Roses are red Violets are blue It’s time to unleash The poet in you! https://pgcmls.info/images/pdfs/pgcmls/Poetry_Contest_Poster__1_.pdf https://poets.org/poetry-teens

Mr. Hommel, English Dept. Chair shommel@cmitacademy.org

Hi, Everyone! Please keep checking SchoolMax at least once per week. A note about late work: Many students are beginning to submit work that is three or more days passed due. While I have been and will continue to be lenient due to not knowing conditions at home, receiving work that was due days (or even a week ago or more) is unacceptable. Please manage your time well. I want all of you to earn the three quality point "Pass" benefit from the district. Physics will continue with electric circuits. This week, we will begin the properties, uses, and quantification of parallel circuits. BioGeoChem will begin a new unit. Having completed the district's curriculum requirements for the MISA test (which has been set aside this year), we would normally begin a 'Life Skills' unit through the end of the school year. I know students wished to learn cursive writing, but the current methods for instructional use are not amenable for learning to write in cursive (to say nothing of my penmanship using a mouse or touchpad!) or giving a lesson. SO! As I hinted in our zoom class time, we will begin something new - VIROLOGY. I hope you will find it interesting and relevant. Any students with an interest in or considering a health profession should find this unit especially enjoyable. See you in class!

Suzanne Coholic High School Science Teacher

Hello Students and Parents, Here is our schedule for the week of May 4 to May 8, 2020 (Mrs. Eclevia’s PreCalculus, Probability and Statistics, Foundations of College Algebra and Financial Literacy Classes) May 5th - (Morning) Pre-Recorded Virtual Lessons will be posted in Google Classroom for PreCalculus, Probability and Statistics, and Foundations of College Algebra classes *Students are expected to study their math lessons everyTuesdays of the week as this day has been assigned by PGCPS and CMIT as Math and Tech Distance Learning May 4th to May 8th - Mrs. Eclevia’s Virtual Office Hours will be from 10am to 2pm. You may reach me by posting comments/questions/suggestions/etc. through Google Classroom, Google Hangouts or Google Meet (through GC), ck12,.org Q&A section or email at meclevia@cmitacademy.org May 6th - Due date for Financial Literacy students to submit their online assignments. Assignments have been posted last May 1st through Google Classroom. May 8th - Due Date for PreCalculus, Probability and Statistics, and Foundations of College Algebra to submit their online assignments. First Assignment will either be Practice Exercises from Khan Academy or ck12.org. Second Assignment will be showcasing what students learned from lessons of the week. May 1st - (Morning) Pre-Recorded Virtual Lessons will be posted in Google Classroom for Financial Literacy class. *Students are expected to study their financial literacy lessons every Fridays of the week as this has been assigned by PGCPS and CMIT as STAMP and Electives day. Thank you!

Mrs. Mace Eclevia Secondary Mathematics Teacher

ShoutOut to the 1st batch of Students who Used their Creativity, Great Use of Technology and Eloquent Math Explanation in ShowCasing their Math Videos for the first two weeks of our Distance Learning. The students used the Online Tools such as Goodnotes.com, awwapp.com, Screen Record, Open Broadcaster Software (OBS), Whiteboard iPhone app, and Phone Recordings to showcase their Math Works. Great job Guys! Siri Dubois Madeline Seck Demetrius McGuffin Langston Jackson Bryce Stephens Ashley Tchokote Jordan Bocage Looking forward to more creative ideas from my students! Proud of you Guys!

Mrs. Mace Eclevia Secondary Mathematics Teacher

The High School Executive Operating Board will have openings for the 2020-21 School Year. Positions include: President Vice President Corresponding Secretary Treasurer If you are interested in any role, contact the High School PTO at hsinfo@cmitnorthpto.org no later than May 15.

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The PTO is seeking volunteers to serve on our Nominating Committee. The PTO will have several vacant Executive Board positions to fill for our 2020-2021 school year. The Nominating Committee is established for the purpose of soliciting interest and recommending candidates for all elected and appointed positions. The Nominating Committee will present the list of potential candidates at the Annual Meeting. If you are interested in supporting this committee please email hsinfo@cmitnorthpto.org by May 12.

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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has issued numerous tips and strategies to keep us all safe. From the basics of handwashing to taking care of ourselves and family members during this critical time, there is information for everyone to stay healthy and endure this crisis. Coronavirus Related Information: Prince George’s County Resources visit https://www.princegeorgescountymd.gov/3397/Coronavirus Maryland State Department of Health visit https://coronavirus.maryland.gov/ Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) visit https://www.cdc.gov/ CDC information on stress and coping visit https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/daily-life-coping/managing-stress-anxiety.html Internal REvenue Service Coronavirus Tax Relief and Economic Impact Payments visit: https://www.irs.gov/coronavirus-tax-relief-and-economic-impact-payments Got Questions? Call: Maryland Hotline at 211 Prince George’s County Hotline at 301-883-6627 EXTERNAL LINKS DISCLAIMER FOR THIRD PARTY WEBSITE LINKS: The websites links may contain (or you may be sent through another site) to links to other websites or content belonging to or originating from third parties or links to websites and features in banners or other advertising. Such external links are not investigated, monitored, or checked for accuracy, adequacy, validity, reliability, availability or completeness by us. The PTO does not warrant, endorse, guarantee, or assume responsibility for the accuracy or reliability of any information offered by third-party websites linked through the site or any website or feature linked in any banner or other advertising. The PTO will not be a party to or in any way be responsible for monitoring any transaction or communication between you and third-party providers of products, services or information.

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