We wanted to remind you that we will be using Canvas for our new learning management system. This is replacing Google Classroom. Students should have been logging on throughout the summer and school year so far. Updated Log in Process: Students: 1. Go to clfmd.org/canvaslogin.html 2. Click on CMIT North HS 3. Click on Log in with Google 4. Log in with your CMIT email Parents/Observers: 1. Go to clfmd.org/canvaslogin.html 2. Scroll to the bottom of the page and click Parent/Observer 3. For your username, please use this email address. 4. For your password, the generic password is Cmit@2021. If you have logged in before, you may have reset your password. Student Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=plLi2pmm3dc&t=2s Parent Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ySHkiuxVJ3E&t=91s For more information on how to start using Canvas - please view our videos. Please note that the videos were made prior to the updates for log in. If you are having issues logging in, please contact Mrs. Andrew (candrew@cmitacademy.org) with a full description of what is the issue. If you would like to add another parent to observe your child, please email Mrs. Andrew (candrew@cmitacademy.org).

Casandra Andrew

Hello, We had a great meeting about our trip next summer to Florida! If you couldn’t make the meeting, check the attachment to see more information about our trip. Be sure to watch the video to see just how much fun the students will have! The Trip ID you will use to sign up is 198883. You can sign up online at worldstrides.com/signup or by phone at 800-468-5899. It’s only a $99 deposit to sign up. Here are some additional details to know about our trip: • FLAG financial assistance may also be available to help offset your trip price. Learn more about FLAG by calling 800-468-5899. Hurry, the deadline to sign up is October 28th. I want to see everyone’s name on the list! You can also watch this recording of tonight’s meeting: https://worldstrides.zoom.us/rec/share/3XVaC-3znyrOqKENBXmMWADtqF7cC2NyNTWKpB-Cf9rMWYkOYLcoIlRE-K1zNLzr.K1AI3qGqTma06iK1?startTime=1633557791000 All the best,

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Esra Kocaslan esra.kocaslan@pgcps.org

Hey Tigers! Follow us on social media not to miss the latest updates! Below are CMIT-N High School`s official social media accounts: Twitter: @CMITAcademy Instagram: cmitacademy Facebook: @CmitNorthHighSchool YouTube: CMIT Academy Media https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPuPgTO2ZyC2WQoTOgBislA?view_as=subscriber nbayram@cmitacademy.org Mr.Bayram Program Coordinator STEM Coordinator

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Greetings families, Throughout the school year, Prince George’s County Public Schools (PGCPS) and the Prince George’s County Board of Education conduct activities that may be publicized by local or national news media or used to promote the school system. Publicity activities include interviews, photographs or videos of individuals or groups of students, or student works (including, but not limited to, artistic works, athletic activities, performances, and competitions) that may be used in websites, social media such as Facebook and Twitter, print (Yearbook, school magazine, etc..!!) or online publications (School Youtube, etc..), or videos. The information shared under this publicity release may include certain directory information, which is generally not considered harmful or an invasion of privacy if released under Administrative Procedure 5134. Please fill out the google form below to grant the publicity release. This Publicity Release Form will remain in effect through September 2022. https://forms.gle/fzW7MTSru3Suf5Pt8 nbayram@cmitacademy.org Mr.Bayram Program Coordinator

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Team illusion is preparing to place a weather station in front of the school. This may seem an odd sort of thing for a robotics team to do, but bear with me on this. We normally find out if it is raining or cold or windy by sticking our head out the door and seeing if it gets wet. Having a robot do this for us would give us a chance to find out what the weather is like before we go out the door. Seriously, we are using this station to practice picking up a data stream and parsing useful information from it. This will be of value in gathering data on the 1,200 mile road race for which we are gearing up. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yt5F3DxoQJ_ka2MmNFaHw2DmF5sDXwCz/view?usp=sharing You might also have seen students in the club tooling around in the parking lot on a Razor Electric Ground Force Drifter. We are preparing to add solar powe to the car to see how far we can get with a small vehicle like that. Congratulations are in order for our new club officers. President - Opeyemi Akinsanya Vice President - Amanda Laurent Secretary - Chaudhry Huda Treasurer - Marques Haden Seaperch and Weather Station Expert - Alexander Akinmutimi General Project Manager - Emanuel Mirandamota Solar Car Expert - Brandon Milline FRC Expert - Opeyemi Akinsanya Social Media and Webmaster - Amanda Laurent

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Greetings CMIT Family, I hope you all well and healthy. I would like to wrap up the few weeks' news and updates. What happened with Mathmagicians club last one month? We started to this school year very fast. Students practice with the previous year's competitions and contests, and compete in class matches and with other schools in different states in statewide and national-wide competitions, but most importantly, they challenge themselves. Here are the competitions and the competition schedule: October 5th : Math Madness against Darlington High School, Rome, GA. October 12th : Math Madness against Pioneer Valley Chinese Immersion Charter High School, Hadley, MA. October 12th : Math League - October 2021 Contest October 19th: Math Madness against Douglas High School, Minden, NV. October 20th: University of Maryland (UMD) High School Math Competition We also compete in different areas: we went to a Bowling Alley and got so much fun two weeks ago, on Saturday October 16th. Last week's activity was "Logic/Grid Puzzle". We enjoyed 3 different level of logic puzzles. How about you, can you solve it? Are you ready to this challenge? If you are curios what is happening in Mathmagicians club, you can stop by the room 208 after school on Tuesdays 3-5pm and on Saturdays at 9am-1pm. Stay cool and do math!

Esra Keskin, MBA Math Teacher Math Olympiad's Coach ekeskin@cmitacademy.org

Golden Tigers, Do you know how HARD it is to start a Literary Magazine? They say the hardest job on earth is being a mother. Have you ever run a high school literary magazine? Any club? Or been involved with one at all? Now, before you tell me how wrong you think I am, let’s draw some comparisons. A club in high school is a baby everybody's fine with telling you is ugly. You create it, give it attention, watch it grow, and even celebrate its milestones. It won’t literally vomit on your shirt while you cradle it, but figuratively?-- that’s another story. Most kids at least have survival instincts. Not clubs. They take constant love, nurturing, guidance, and a level of commitment that goes beyond expectations. 18 years to raise a child? That’s nothing. If only we had that luxury. An hour a week, sometimes two? At that rate sponsors might as well join the flight of the Valkyrie. Either way, kids? Clubs? They take a village, so, yes, PLEASE tell us about Tanner and the pee wee baseball game; We’re DYING to know how valiantly he struck out. Really. For the students who are more creatively inclined, we are always looking for a good story, but it doesn’t stop there! I don’t think I’ve ever been more captivated than when a charming, eccentric, and knowledgeable teenager pleads me to read their latest collection of Neo-Shakespearian-inspired sonnets. Join the staff. Share a story. Submit some art. Or, if you feel curious, play one of the games. Keep an eye out for the topics, tasks, and clues, or choose your own. Also “raising” a club will look good on your resume. (staff submissions welcome) Contact: TheDen@cmitacademy.org With the utmost respect for the hard work and sacrifices of the adults in our lives, Sincerely, The Den Staff

Katie Houston

Students were busy creating garlands for Hispanic Heritage month (September 15 - October 15). The beautiful garlands include colorful sugar skulls and traditional Mexican tissue paper flowers. These garlands are assembled and will be hung just in time for Dia de los Muertos, which we studied in class before making the garlands. During Dia de los Muertos in the first week of November, families create colorful decorations such as sugar skulls and flowers to celebrate their dead loved ones. Here are some pictures of the process of this project. Pictures of the final garlands hanging in the school coming soon!

Leora Gottlieb

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