On Friday, May 31st select student leaders from all Anne Arundel County Public Schools (middle and high school) travelled to Chesapeake High School to elect the new officers of the Chesapeake Regional Associations of Student Councils (CRASC). CRASC is the parent organization for Student Government Associations and Student Councils across AACPS. Every Spring, in addition to the student member of the board elections, students elect the governing officer board for CRASC. Darsana (third from left) was elected to be the next Secretary of Communication. Darsana will start the position at the next CRASC meeting. CRASC meets every other Wednesday evening at 6pm at the Board of Education building. CRASC membership is open to all students of AACPS. More information can be found on CRASC's website: https://www.aacps.org/crasc

Questions? Seek out Ms. Bradley (nbradley@mycsp.org) in room 107!

Chesapeake Education STEMazing Service Award: Spear Lancaster Student of the Year: Maya Holloman—CSP MS Hana Motta—CSP HS Zachary Akyeampong—CMIT Elementary (N) Louel Alan Maman—CMIT Elementary (S) Eniola Dosu—CMIT Academy North MS Donovan Perry—CMIT Academy North HS Cayman Curry—CMIT Academy South MS Sophia Montgomery—CMIT Academy South HS Teacher of the Year: Eugene Malloy—CSP MS Fatima Smith—CSP HS Michelle Tolbert—CMIT Elementary (N) Victor Hawkins—CMIT Elementary (S) Dana Wake—CMIT Academy North MS Jessica Cunning—CMIT Academy North HS Jemise Sawyer—CMIT Academy South MS Lori Payne—CMIT Academy South HS Support Staff of the Year: Davette Phifer—CSP MS/HS Ecola Virgil—CMIT Elementary (N) Erika Herbert—CMIT Elementary (S) Ronina Spence—CMIT Academy North MS Mehmet Elmaci—CMIT Academy North HS Tavon Cooke—CMIT Academy South MS/HS Volunteer of the Year: Peggy Klappenberger—CSP MS/HS Kim Tavel—CMIT Elementary (N) Trina Aime—CMIT Elementary (S) Robert L. Jones—CMIT Academy North MS Mary Milline—CMIT Academy North HS Michelle Marshall—CMIT Academy South MS Germansh Eshete—CMIT Academy South HS

CLF Community Partnerships

Space is limited to 32 students per week. Each week is independent of the other. Science Week: July 8th - July 11th Engineering Week: July 15 - July 18th Follow the link below to register! https://bit.ly/2wCo9n5

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Six Flag tickets for those who purchased them will be available to be picked up from the school starting Monday, June 10th.

Questions? Seek out Ms. Bradley (nbradley@mycsp.org) in room 107!

Hello Parent/Guardians, Just a reminder if your child is transferring or withdrawing from CSP, you will need a transfer packet from me. This takes time to do, so I will need advance notice so that you will receive it in a timely manner. I will need the name and phone number to the school they will be attending. Upcoming 7th graders will need the Menningoccal (MVC4) and Tetanus, diphtheria & acellular pertusis vaccine (tdap) before entering the 7th grade. If you have not already done so, please send me an updated immunization record when your child receives them. Thank you,

June Calvert

We are completing the final essay for the year. Students have demonstrated how well they can support a claim by using text based evidence. Well done!! I have consulted with students about their grades, and grades are being updated daily. Please submit incomplete tasks NO LATER THAN TUESDAY!!! Have a great summer!

Janette Morandin

Hello Students and Parents, Just a reminder please that all books were due back to the media center my June 3rd. Questions? Please see Mrs. Leslie or Ms. Gomaa in the media center! Thanks!

Mona Gomaa

CSP Parent Athletic Committee - making an impact for school athletics and celebrating our athletes! Join us. Email cspathletics@gmail.com. Collecting used uniforms! We need your used uniforms. PAC’s first sale June 1st was so outstanding, we ran low in stock of middle school uniforms. These events help our families and raises funds to support our Athletes. Bring items and place in gray PAC bin near front desk. Thank you! Preparing for Fall 2019-2020 Sports Golf – Looking for 5 players to round out 2019-2020 Varsity Golf Team. Interested students who would like to play golf and learn techniques to improve their game should contact Coach McQuaid at BobbyMcQuaid@iCloud.Com or season Team Captain Rashaya Hall. NO cost to play; only need to have your own clubs, shoes, and a desire to have fun! Upcoming Events Summer Used Uniform Sales are scheduled for July 18 and August 22. Each item only $5! More details to come soon. High School Spring 2018 Sports Banquet – Saturday, June 8 from 6:00pm – 8:00pm Let’s celebrate the accomplishments of our Outdoor Track, JV Basketball, and Varsity Basketball teams the CSP banquet way! Coach speeches, remembering Seniors, and applauding the great efforts of our athletes. MC Coach Johnson will kick-off events at 6pm in the CSP Cafeteria. PAC will provide pizza and Chick-Fil-A nugget trays, but we need your help for the rest. Signup now and tell us what you’re bringing! https://www.signupgenius.com/go/70A0A49A9AE2EA7F85-2018 ~~~~~~~*CoNgRaTuLaTiOnS*~~~~~~ Senior Used Uniform Donation Drive Winner is...Ella Evensen! Congrats! 2019 Track Team makes wakes at Regionals last week - 19 CSP Track athletes competed at Championships!!!!!! Note from Coach Watts: CSP Track Team excelled at the Maryland Regional Championships. We embarked upon the year anticipating the challenge to rebuild following the loss of key athletes from last year's team. CSP Athletes accepted the challenge and surpassed all expectations. CSP Track teams has achieved a school record for track. CSP has 19 Athletes that will compete for the 1A Maryland State Track Championship. This a remarkable feat for this organization. Morgan State is the largest track venue in MD where the top High School track athletes in the State compete against one another every year. The coaching staff is extremely proud of the teams accomplishments. Dedication and hard work does pay off. The team’s perseverance and unselfish teamwork’s allowed us to move runners around in various events to achieve our goal and compete on the biggest stage. #Go Tigers, A job well done. CSP Track Team excelled at the Maryland Regional Championships. We embarked upon the year anticipating the challenge to rebuild following the loss of key athletes from last year's team. CSP Athletes accepted the challenge and surpassed all expectations. CSP Track teams has achieved a school record for track. CSP has 19 Athletes that will compete for the 1A Maryland State Track Championship. This a remarkable feat for this organization. Morgan State is the largest track venue in MD where the top High School track athletes in the State compete against one another every year. The coaching staff is extremely proud of the teams accomplishments. Dedication and hard work does pay off. The team’s perseverance and unselfish teamwork’s allowed us to move runners around in various events to achieve our goal and compete on the biggest stage. #Go Tigers, A job well done.

Angie O'Brien

If you have games that aren’t getting played with or that your kids have outgrown, please consider donating them to CSP’s Media Center. Our kids enjoy playing Battleship, Monopoly, Chess, card games, making quick turn-around crafts, etc., during lunch and open periods. THANK YOU!

Leslie Santacroce/Mona Gomaa

Dear Parents, Please check out the attached June newsletter from Partners with Success of AACPS. Please reach out to Ms. Gomaa if you have any questions. Thanks!

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We put out the call – and YOU answered! A heart-felt “thank you” to one of our new families (the Shugarman family), whose son will be coming to CSP in the Fall, and to Ms. June Calvert, our Registrar, for their donations of a card game and Nintendo Wii hardware respectively. We’re now on the prowl for paddles and games to support some major Wii fun in the coming final days of school -- and to add to next years “fun” as well. Again, if you find yourself house cleaning and wanting to rid the house of un-used board or Wii games, please send them in with your son or daughter. All donations gratefully accepted and appreciated! Thanks again to everyone who has supported our student body, and the Media Center, this year! We wish you all a safe, and happy, summer!

Leslie Santacroce

Dear families, As the school year comes to an end, I like to look back at the memories we’ve made together. We have become more knowledgeable of the languages and cultures of the world through our participation in events such as the field trip to see the Latin-American Ballet Performance and a visit to an authentic Mexican restaurant. We gained awareness on environmental issues around the world by creating green screen presentations on renewable energy. We demonstrated our understanding of literature through art integration with painting and clay. We prepared to take on the jobs of the future by writing resumes and participating in mock interviews. We pushed ourselves to excel by taking on the opportunity to become members of the Hispanic Honors Society. These are only a few of the adventures that we took on, overall, we were busy creating a community of global citizens that value diversity and respect the cultures of the world and each other. Thank you CSP community for a great year. I hope that you have a safe and enjoyable summer. Mrs. Albayrak World and Classical Languages Lead Teacher