There will be a mandatory meeting on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8TH at 7pm for those students attending the field trip to Nationals Park on June 17th. Important information regarding Nationals Park restrictions, field trip attire and CMIT expectations will be shared. Parents are strongly encouraged to attend this meeting. The link for the meeting is below. If you have any questions, please contact Ms. O'Donnell. Tammy O'Donnell, PGCEA is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting. Topic: Tammy O'Donnell, PGCEA's Personal Meeting Room Join Zoom Meeting https://pgcps-org.zoom.us/j/3188536660?pwd=RTV2QXRqNDAzdmNWT1p5TTQxNE5KUT09 Meeting ID: 318 853 6660 Passcode: 480062 One tap mobile +13017158592,,3188536660#,,,,*480062# US (Washington DC) +13126266799,,3188536660#,,,,*480062# US (Chicago) Dial by your location +1 301 715 8592 US (Washington DC) +1 312 626 6799 US (Chicago) +1 646 558 8656 US (New York) +1 669 900 9128 US (San Jose) +1 253 215 8782 US (Tacoma) +1 346 248 7799 US (Houston) Meeting ID: 318 853 6660 Passcode: 480062 Find your local number: https://pgcps-org.zoom.us/u/kenFWplVDF

Tammy O'Donnell

Thank you to all of those who attended the meeting last week. The presentation is attached. Please review it before going on the field trip. TWO IMPORTANT THINGS TO NOTE: NATS PARK IS A CASHLESS PARK (only debit, credit or apple/Samsung pay) and NO BAGS ALLOWED IN NATS PARK UNLESS THEY ARE CLEAR AND OF THE CORRECT DIMENSIONS. The details are within the presentation. Please contact Ms. O'Donnell with any questions.

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Tammy O'Donnell

CMIT is remarkable for its "best ever display of strength and resilience," in addition to its talented and intelligent teachers and well-behaved students. The exhibits, talent shows, spectacles, food stands, department showcases, parent volunteers, teachers who assist the students in putting it all together, as well as our administration and staff who assisted, participated, and shared the same vision—to end the school year with a festival of devotion, encouragement, and enjoyment. Kudos to Mr. Russell Carter, the man whose heart is on fire. He devotes his passion to assisting students in mastering their musical pieces and remaining interested. His group of students in the performing ensembles started and ended the talent show with a wing bang of beautiful notes. I could not take my eyes off of the CMIT Ukulele Club that I taught from the basics and was offered last school year. Students remained interested and focused and built their string talents to a higher level. The performance was accompanied by the ever-talented percussionist, Mr. Ricci. The students' love for music has grown, and they made a special announcement that they would like to have this club again next school year to share their talents with fellow schoolmates. Mr. Dunn's DJ'ed, Ms. Bond, and Ms. Cline's wonderful voices, along with the students' talents for more music, raps, and magic performances, blew off steam and more fun. The festival has also offered an opportunity for many students to make themselves known. To all the other staff and teachers who worked to make the whole event successful, that left a "smile" in every student: Mr. Mckinley, Mr. Lavalle, Mr. Dorris, Mr. Djer, Mr. Mirza, Mr. Bayram, Nurse Abraham, Ms. R. Brown, Ms. C Brown, Mr. Lawrence, Ms. Matson, Ms. Blackwell, Ms. Fermin, Ms. Eclevia, Ms. Keskin, Ms. Subasi, Mr. Wethman, Mr. Destry, Mr. Tekin, Dr. Gaskins, Mr. Ozdem, and Ms. Gonzalez. To all the other teachers that called, emailed, and showed support in the preparations, their effort has not been wasted. Our students have grown and felt so much love and support because of our admin who shared the same vision. Principal Ms. Ozturk and Assistant Principals, Mr. Avsar and Ms. Colandrea, who were in every way meticulous, proposed comments and supported the program all the way.  All proceeds from the festival will go to the SGA's Grades 9, 10, and 11 and the Green School Club. All patrons, whether from service (time), money, or kind, will receive an acknowledgment receipt and an appreciation card before the end of the school year. Pictures, and Videos will be available soon in the school's official website.

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

CMIT is proud to present our champions in the following categories, who competed against 208 schools with over 400 students from three counties: Calvert, Saint Mary's, and Prince George's, including several Prince George's County charter and private schools, and are moving forward with prestigious agencies to improve and contend for their projects. Parents came to celebrate with their children. Phoebe Brown, 2nd place in the Category of Biochemistry, Senior Division Jasmyne Wilson, 3rd place in the Category of Biomedical and Health Science. Jasmyne was also awarded "Distinguished Achievement Awards from US Public Services of the DC Commissioned officers Association/" In lieu of this, Jasmyne will join a student development program to advance her project this summer. Kaleb Castleman - Honorable mention, in the Category of Energy: Sustainable Materials and Designed. Kaleb's project has been recognized and awarded to profound his project at The Aerospace Corporation. Allen Gaskin, Honorable mention in the Category of Robotics and Intelligent machine. Phoebe Brown, Jasmyne Wilson, Kaleb Castleman, Hadassah Agbaniyaka, Leila Ogba, and Allen Gaskins who also received plaque of recognition from CMIT and Area competition will prepare to enhance their project for the advocates of the Society for Science and the Public. A huge appreciation to the advisers, Ms. B. Gonzales, Ms. D. Cline and Dr. G. Clarke, for their organized array of advising core competencies and best practices. The team has a proposal for this summer to conduct a STEAM workshop, and its vision is to participate in the National competition.

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

The 2021-2022 yearbook is HERE! If you paid online for a yearbook, you should have relieved an email to come pick it up. If you did not order a copy online, there are a limited number of copies available in Ms. O'Donnell's room. You must pay in cash and the cost is $40. If you have any questions, please let Ms. O'Donnell know. Thank you for supporting our Yearbook Club!

Tammy O'Donnell

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