Parents / Guardians,

We are starting our dress down day fundraisers to help after school clubs earn a little extra money for items they need to purchase. The cost of the dress down for seniors will be 5 Tiger Tickets plus $2.00. The cost of dress down for grades 6-11 will be 10 Tiger Tickets plus $2.00.
The dates of dress down days and clubs benefiting each are listed below.

Club Name Date
Community Service 1/11/2018
Radio Journalism 1/12/2018
HS Bocce 1/18/2018
HS Robotics 1/19/2018
Math team 1/26/2018
Guitar Club 2/2/2018
HS Science Olympiad 2/9/2018
MS Teen Craft 2/16/2018
MS Science Bowl/Olympiad 2/23/2018
MS Robotics 3/1/2018
MS Game Desgin 3/9/2018
Athletics CSP 3/16/2018
Hr Spanish 3/23/2018
Equity 3/28/2018

Angie Obrien Principal's Secretary

Great News! CSP will hold its first town hall on January 23 beginning at 6:00pm. Parents that attend will earn their child a free dress down pass.

Angie Obrien Principal's Secretary

Please note that CSP will be closed on May 29 for the graduation ceremony of the Class of 2018!!

Even though school is closed for all students, the juniors in National Honor Society are expected to be present at the graduation. This is one of their service projects.

Angie Obrien Principal's Secretary

Great News! FLynn O'Hara has sent over the new fliers for next school year. I know it is a bit early, but for those of you who like to budget items in advance, you can look over the fliers and prepare for next year.

Keep in mind all orders must be placed by August 1 to guarantee delivery by the start of school next year.

If you have any questions, you can contact them directly.

Attachment(s)

Angie Obrien Principal's Secretary

The following dates are when Saturday detention will be held:
January 6 - Canceled
January 20 and 27
February 3 and 24
March 10 and 24
April 7 and 21
May 19

Angie Obrien Principal's Secretary

All schools and offices are closed on Monday, January 15 in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. day.

Angie Obrien Principal's Secretary

It is that time of year again, time to show off your awesome geography knowledge and skills! This year, all middle school students will have the option of completing the preliminary round as a written test during the school day. The top scorers will advance to the final round and will compete to be CSP's Geography Bee Champion, with a chance to move on the state competition. Top scoring individuals will be notified by Monday, January 22th. The Final Championship Round will be held during the school day on Thursday, January 25th. Good luck to all students! Please contact your child's social studies teacher or Mrs. Ingulia with any questions.

Please see the link for information and study tips. http://www.nationalgeographic.org/bee

Mrs. Ingulia

Tuesdai Ingulia

Students that participate will receive a week's week’s dress down pass beginning February 5-9th.

Angie Obrien Principal's Secretary

Students will dismiss 2 hours early on January 29 and January 30.

Angie Obrien Principal's Secretary

On Wednesday, January 31, all schools will be closed for students. It is a teacher workday.

Angie Obrien Principal's Secretary

Marking period 2 ends on Tuesday, January 30.

Marking period 3 begins on Thursday, February 1.

Angie Obrien Principal's Secretary

Hello CSP Family,
I hope everyone had a great break!!!! Thank you to everyone who participated in our Chick-Fil-A fundraiser on December 19th. The money from our December sales will help the media center to purchase additional books, including ACT, SAT, and other practice exam books for our students to use.

The Media Mania for this Saturday January 6th has been cancelled. Please look for additional information for our Media Mania in February.

The Spring Book Fair is going to be here in just a few short months. Our book fair will be arriving in early March. More details coming soon! Parents, please contact Ms. Gomaa if you are interested in volunteering: mgomaa@mycsp.org

Mona Gomaa

If your child is absent from school, late to school, or leaving early, the note needs to be turned in within 3 school days.

Please be sure to include the following required information:
1. Student First and Last Name
2. Date of the note and dates of the absence / tardiness / early dismissal
3. Reason
4. Grade level

Angie Obrien Principal's Secretary

Tuesday, January 23 - 6:00pm

Tuesday, February 27 - 6:30pm

Tuesday, March 27 - 6:00pm

Tuesday, April 24 - 6:30pm

Tuesday, May 22 - 6:00pm

Tuesday, June 12 - 6:30pm

Angie Obrien Principal's Secretary

Please send in your old magazines for collages.

Thank you!

Rachel Pratt

Hello Parents and Guardians,

This message is just a reminder that under no circumstance should a student carry food or a drink into the school unless it is for their lunch. This also applies to students who are only coming in for one or two classes. This is especially for any students that come in tardy. Food and drinks should not be stored in lockers unless it is contained in a lunch bag.

For example, no Starbucks or Chick-fil-A is permitted as students enter the building. It cannot be stored in lockers. It must be disposed of or consumed before entering the school.

If you have any questions, please reach out to administration.

Thank you for your consideration,

Cassandra Bogden
Financial Secretary

Hello CSP Community!

This blurb is regarding class dues. If you have a high school student that has not paid their class dues, please do so by the end of January. Any student that is not up to date by January 31st will lose the privilege of paying for dress down in addition to losing the ability to attend any class events such as prom.

If you are unsure if your student has paid or if they are up to date, feel free to contact me! My phone number is 443-757-5277 ext 300 and my email is cbogden@mycsp.org.

Thank you very much for your consideration!

Sincerely,

Cassandra Bogden
Financial Secretary

Please remember to send in the $3 student fee for the Step Afrika performance on January 26. ALL students middle and high. Thank you for supporting the arts without the support of EVERYONE this would not be possible.

Rachel Pratt