It is my pleasure to announce to you that CMIT North has just been awarded the silver award from Eco-Schools USA! This is the second award we have won this school year placing us 25% away from earning the Green Flag award by the end of the year. It is with Dr. Clarke's guidance and Green School's dedication that we have been able to earn this award. Thank you for your consistent support of our club. Please continue to support us in our future endeavor to be awarded the Green Flag. CMIT is on its way to be recognized internationally for our achievements! I have attached the certificate and press release of our accomplishment. Click the link as well to visit our school's public worldwide dashboard to view our achievements. https://www.nwf.org/EcoSchoolsPortal/Home/Dashboard?schoolId=10778 - Leah Brooks Grade 10 Green School Lead member

Dr. Clarke Science Teacher Tutoring & Academic Services Saturday Academy, Liaison STEM Fair Coordinator Green School, Advisor

Greetings, Thank you our Mathmagicians and Mathletes: Marvin Nwachukwu, Izuchukwu Nwadike, Jessica Kamara, Grace Omoregbe, Saloni Patel, Oludijo Hadassah, Heidy Garcia, Trinity Brown, Sapri Sise, Alexandra Ford, Samuel Bradley, Devin Meeks! They showed courage and attended to Math League- Algebra-1 Contest. I am so proud of you guys! Time to announce the winners of Math League - Algebra-1 Contest. Here they are: 11th Graders: 🏆1st Place: Marvin Nwachukwu 🏆1st Place: Izuchukwu Nwadike 🏅3rd Place: Jessica Kamara 9th Graders: 🏆1st Place: Grace Omoregbe 🏅2nd Place: Saloni Patel 🏅3rd Place: Oludijo Hadassah Winners awarded with a box of snack and cards! Way to Go! Best wishes,

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

Do you like trophies? Are you interested in being part of a winning team ? Want to be more comfortable speaking in front of a crowd? If you're interested in partner policy debate as an activity or just in public speaking in general, you should check out the CMIT North Debate Team! It is an award-winning combined High School and Middle School Urban Debate League Squad that sends 2 person teams to compete in local and regional policy debate tournaments. This year our squad was extremely successful and we even had a team earn a bid to compete at the National UDL tournament where that team advanced two rounds past regular competition and broke to quarter finals. We are building the squad for next year and now is your chance to join us. If you want to compete, attend the WUDL Ornstein Summer Debate Seminar, or even if you're just interested in getting better at public speaking while having fun, come check us out! The CMIT North Debate Team is having our first 2022/2023 recruiting event Thursday, May 26th in the media center, from 3:10- 4:10. Come see what we're about , we will have snacks and all are welcome. For more information email Ms. Matson --> jmatson@cmitacademy.org Hope to see you there!

Jennifer Matson

Hey Everyone ! Debaters please attend our mandatory planning meeting on Monday, 5/16, at 2:55 in room 211. Check our canvas Monday at lunch to see the meeting agenda and sign in. Hope to see you all there. We will have to leave promptly at 3:30 so make sure you are ready to leave campus or to wait in the lobby or go to another club at 3:30. Thanks, Ms. Matson

Jennifer Matson

Hello CMIT! It's no secret that climate change is a prevalent issue and that we must take action NOW. Many of our students here at CMIT are becoming more environmentally aware each and every day. Specifically, students in Mrs. Cunning and Ms. Gonzalez's Earth Optimism Club have been working hard this year to develop projects that cover various environmental issues and school-based action plans. The group topics cover E-Waste, Ocean Acidification, Drain Filters, Composting, Fertilizers, and Water Conservation. Through their action plans, students are aiming to involve their peers and community in their efforts to help decrease our carbon footprint, mitigating human contributions to climate change. Students will have the opportunity to present their plans to the Lewis Museum, Laurel City Council, Smithsonian Institute, and World Wildlife Fund representatives in a 'Shark Tank' style competition against other local schools. They are competing for seed money to implement their environmentally friendly solutions at the local level next school year. If they are awarded this grant money, students and their project plans will lead the school community to take action in saving our world! Wish our Earth Optimism Club good luck as they prepare to present their project plans this week! We invite you to support our students and view their presentations virtually on May 17th at 3pm! Please see the Zoom and flyer links below: HTTPS://SMITHSONIAN.ZOOM.US/J/82812964938 MEETING ID: 828 1296 4938 PASSCODE: 987050

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Brittany Gonzalez - Science Teacher & Earth Optimism Club Co-Sponsor

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