Congratulations to the 2021 CLF Awards Recipients! Each school nominated a student, teacher, volunteer, and staff member for recognition of outstanding dedication to maximizing the potential of self and others. These nominees align themselves with CLF’s Mission & Vision! On June 8th at 6:00 pm, CLF will host a virtual awards ceremony to honor these individuals who light the way for excellence. Everyone is invited but you must pre-register at https://clfmd.org/clf-awards/ for access to the ceremony! You don't have to wait till June 8th to join the festivities! CLF will also host a scavenger hunt and 50/50 raffle from May 24th to May 31st! The winners will earn awesome prizes while helping to raise money for their CLF school programs! Only students may participate in the scavenger hunt but that doesn't mean you can't enlist the help of others! Contest rules can be found at https://clfmd.org/clf-awards/ Visit our CLF Awards Portal for more information! https://clfmd.org/clf-awards/

CLF Communications

Students and Parents of Class of 2021, This year’s graduation ceremony will be held outside at the football field at Northwestern High School on Tuesday, June 1st. Students need to arrive at Northwestern NO LATER than 8 AM. The ceremony starts at 9 AM and will only last one hour. Appropriate ceremonial attire is required for students. All students must be dressed in their assigned cap and gown. As a result of COVID-19, ceremonies will take place outside and students may wear appropriate clothing underneath their gown that will keep them cool and comfortable. There are no clothing color requirements for the clothing under the gown, however, no jeans, sweatpants, sneakers, crocs, or shorts. The ceremony will be outside on a football field so flats/comfortable shoes are recommended and should be worn. Decorations nor any other items should be affixed to caps neither before nor during the ceremony. Each student will be given 2 tickets when they pick up the cap and gown. The county will NOT provide extra tickets to any family, they have made this very clear. The ceremony, in its entirety, will be live-streamed on the CMIT-N HS Graduation Ceremony 2021 youtube channel! Below is the channel info and the Livestream link: Channel Name: CMIT-N HS Graduation Ceremony 2021 Channel Link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5uXOKqZIFE7XLmsDQ2fZyg Graduation Ceremony 2021 Livestream Link: https://youtu.be/JPgYzO34Iu8

Admin

Some of our students have decided to build a solar-powered car and take part in a 1,200-mile road race in July of 2022. This is quite a challenging project, but it promises to be a rewarding experience for those who choose to participate. We are planning a virtual presentation session soon to explain the whole idea. Keep your eyes open for more information as the date gets closer. In the meantime, you can read about the contest at https://www.solarcarchallenge.org/challenge/

First Robotics

4th quarter progress reports will not be printed. Quarter 4 progress report grades will be available online on May 28th! Parents and students will be able to view the published grades on the Family Portal. Prince George's County Public Schools provides a Family Access Portal that allows authorized caretakers to log into SchoolMAX from any computer with an Internet connection. The parents/Guardians can view the child's student information, including current attendance records, assignment scores, progress report grades, and quarterly report card grades. Parents, Please sign up for school max with the link below: https://www.pgcps.org/schoolmax-support/ If you have any difficulty in registering school max family portal, you may contact Mrs.Bond at sbond@cmitacademy.org

Mr.Bayram Program Coordinator Grade Manager

Hi everyone, Last week, BioGeoChem students took an assessment on the spread of viruses on the microbiology level. Likely, we will have time for 1 more quiz before the end of school on the basics of genetics and viral replication. In Physics, students have been surveying quantum physics. We are transitioning to atomic physics now. The use of Planck's constant, the concept of quantization, and the wave-particle duality of light are the current focus. Have a great week everyone!

Suzanne Coholic High School Science Teacher Science Department Chair

Members of the CAV-101 study group got together at the Gym one last time to perform the last exercise of the program. Students were expected to program their vehicle to drive around a model of several street intersections marked out with tape. Everyone was a little disappointed to see the end of the program upon us.

First Robotics

Hi Families: In spite of the challenges of the year, we have so much student excellence to celebrate! We invite you to join us for a virtual award ceremony this Thursday, May 27th at 6pm to recognize our students' successes. (Students receiving recognition will be notified later this week.) You may view the ceremony as it is live streamed on our YouTube channel (CMIT Academy Media). We hope to see you there!

Ms. Colandrea 9th + 10th Grade Assistant Principal English, MAPS, SPED, + Social Studies Departments

Greetings all! The faculty of the Science Department wish to extend a huge CONGRATULATIONS to the Seniors! It was a crazy senior year with having to accomplish so much learning virtually as well as getting ready for this milestone of High School Graduation. We have enjoyed having you in our classes, and it was a pleasure to provide instruction in the sciences to you. Now we pass you along to your next endeavors wishing you ALL THE BEST!! We'll see you at the ceremony! Ms. Coholic and Ms. Gonzalez, Mr. Ozdem, Dr. Clarke

Suzanne Coholic High School Science Teacher Science Department Chair

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