A team of juniors from Chesapeake Science Point has taken the First Place Grand Award in the 53rd annual Anne Arundel County Regional Science and Engineering Expo. The team of Saja Mahdi and Rafee Mirza claimed the First Place Award at the Expo with their project “Biospectroscopy: The Future of Breast Cancer Detection.” Their project involved developing different breast cancer cell lines and analyzing them in a Ramen Spectrometer. The subsequent data was placed in a machine learning program to determine if the computer could accurately group the cells and determine if breast cancer was present. This research may lead to lower cost and faster test results when screening for breast cancer.

Ashish Vadalia

Hello CSP! I hope everyone is doing well. I have been keeping busy with learning about online education, preparing for next year and doing things at home. My gardens have never looked better in April! My new group of chickens have grown their full feathers and survive overnight without a heat lamp now. It is not a very good spring for honeybees, so I haven't been able to visit with them very much but I remain hopeful. I really miss seeing everyone every day. It is just too mundane to "do" education from a distance! I so look forward to when we can all get together again! Peace and love!

Darryl Gonzalez

Howdy CSP Tigers, Just wanted to check in and say hello. I hope you and your families are safe and staying healthy during this time. I hope you are finding some enjoyment in every day. Get outside and enjoy this great weather. The trees look amazing and are in bloom. My family and I are trying to take daily walks. My middle child is trying so hard to ride a two wheeled bicycle. My oldest is also trying out elearning for the first time. We are having some bumps but they love when they see all of their classmates in the google meets. Please reach out if you need anything. Stay tuned we are going to figure out how we can continue with our tiger tickets. Hope to see you all soon.

Thank you! Ms. Motsco

Greetings from the CSP Counseling Department! Mrs. Shepherd and Mrs. Siwicki miss seeing our students but please know that the counselors are available to help guide you through any difficulties you may be experiencing in this e-Learning environment. Reach out to your child's counselor if he/she needs added supports for academic or mental health issues, we are here to help. Keep up the good work of motivating your child and stay healthy! Mrs. Shepherd High School: M-Z Middle School: Grades 7 and 8 mshepherd@mycsp.org Mrs. Siwicki High School: A-L Middle School: Grade 6 jsiwicki@mycsp.org

CSP School Counselors

Hello Tigers!! I just wanted to let you guys know how much I miss you!! I miss you like a Tiger misses its cubs. I miss you like mac misses its cheese. I miss you like peanut butter misses jelly. I miss you like Oreos misses its filling. I miss you like ice misses its cream. I know this is a little cheesy, but I miss my Tiger cubs!!! Much love, Ms. Phifer

Hope everyone is doing well and staying safe. I have been doing well and getting the house ready for Baby Emmy, the time is ticking for her arrival. It is great to see the students involved in their assignments, discussions, and Google Meets. Just a reminder from the 7th grade Bulletin: Best way to contact me: Email is best for parents while Google Classroom is efficient for students. I am also available at my Google Voice # (301) 660-6597. Please use Google Voice during regular school hours. General weekly eLearning: Assignments will be posted on the morning of the 1st School Day of the week, usually that will be on Monday unless there is a holiday or schools are scheduled to be closed. If a student or a group of students requests a Google Meet, I will try to work with their schedule and my schedule to set up that Meet. If I see students are struggling and need extra support, I will set up the meet myself. Please make sure your student reviews the slides that I put together and read all directions that I post on the slides and/or Google Classroom. If they are still unclear, then a post on Google Classroom is a quick and simple way to get a response. Questions about technical issues or AACPS/CSP policy can be found in Mr. Hood’s E-Learning Notebook, which shall be updated when information becomes available. Graded Work expectation: There will be ONE (1) graded assignment each week as determined by the AACPS ELA Office. This assignment will have a rubric and be graded based on the rubric. As there is only ONE (1) GRADED assignment, there will be other assignments posted that can support the GRADED assignment and will be beneficial for students to complete as well. There are NO REDOs during the 4th Marking Period, so please ensure that your student completes the assignment to the best of their ability and/or reaches out to me for support if needed. Assignments are due on Sunday by 11:59 PM. Remember to stay safe and take this time to spend time with your family. If you have time ROAR like a dinosaur!

Mr. Hood

Hello Students and Parents, I hope everyone is staying safe and healthy during this Pandemic. As we transition to an online learning environment, I didn't want you to lose that classroom vibe. Thus I wanted to introduce to you the new chemistry classroom. While it may seem nice, rest assured that I cant wait until we are ready to get back to our old "digs"; where I can see everyone's lovely face. Enjoy your e learning journey and always feel free to text or call on my google voice number. ‬

Ashish Vadalia Science/Tech Department Chair (301) 799-2785 Voice Number

I want to take moment to thank my students and their families for doing an amazing job with online learning! I am so proud to say that almost all of my students are investing in their learning by completing their work. Thank you families for encouraging them to step up to plate. They certainly have. You are all awesome!

Stay safe and healthy, Mrs. Ingulia

Artists all over the world have come up with some creative ways to pass time. I came across this article and thought it would be a great way to encourage our families to get those creative juices flowing. Check out this link to see how this artist was inspired by Rene' Magritte's Golconda, 1953. You and your family can try this out with a sharpie or acrylic paint. Send your pics to rpratt@mycsp.org and we will share in the next newsletter. https://mymodernmet.com/pejac-stayarthome-quarantine-project/ more about https://www.renemagritte.org/golconda.jsp

Rachel Pratt

We're so excited to be able to continue working together while striving toward success in learning and growing. While I would love to be back in the classroom with you all, having discussions and just getting the chance to interact with each other, I'm excited by the opportunity to still be your teacher in this new frontier of education. Just as a general reminder - please make sure you review the agenda for each week's assignment, create a to-do list for stuff, and try to dedicate a bit of time every day you can to English class. I'm also going to be giving out digital tiger tickets! Families and students, please feel free to view this eLearning Resource Slide for my class and if you have any questions please feel free to email me (nbradley@mycsp.org) or call my Google Voice number (301-539-9887) and I will try to get back to you as soon as possible! https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1ZVBg1fKDEgwlQ1RQC4HvdkcCCH5QF6gjgwXSFD8UdFc/edit?usp=sharing Pictured here is my new "classroom" and my two new "supervisors" Toby, the dog, and Catsby, the cat!

Questions? Seek out Ms. Bradley (nbradley@mycsp.org) in now located temporarily online!

Hello CSP students and families! I hope all of you are staying safe, healthy and enjoying some of the nice weather we've had! I have been going for walks in my new neighborhood and cooking more than ever! I miss all of you and can't wait to see you! Ms. Karen

Karen Carre

Hi parents & students, I just want to stop by and say hello and that I hope you are all safe and well. I can't wait to get back to normal and see everyone. Please feel free to email me if you have questions or concerns. I'll do my best to answer them myself or get an answer for you. Be safe and stay positive! This will all be over soon!

Angie O'Brien

Exam Length, Structure, and Format • The exams will only include topics and skills most AP teachers and students have already covered in class by early March. • This year’s AP Exams will be open book/open note. • Most exams will have one or two free-response questions, and each question is timed separately. Students will need to write and submit their responses within the allotted time for each question. • The exams will be 45 minutes long and include an additional 5 minutes for uploading. Students will need to access the online testing system 30 minutes early to get set up. • Students will be able to take exams on any device they have access to—computer, tablet, or smartphone. • Students will be able to either type and upload their responses or write responses by hand and submit a photo via their cell phone. Online AP Courses • AP students can now attend free, live AP classes and review, delivered by AP teachers from across the country. Please check the link https://www.youtube.com/user/advancedplacement • AP classes and review are optional and designed to enable AP students to complete the few remaining topics of each AP course and then, throughout April, focus on reviewing the skills and concepts from the first 75% of the course. Students Will Be Emailed Exam Information • Students whom ordered exams for will be emailed exam information at the email address the student provided in their College Board student account. It’s important that students can access the email address they provided from home. Students Who Don’t Have Internet or a Device • If you are a student or you know a student who needs mobile tools or connectivity, you can reach out to AP College Board directly to let them know—just fill out this form https://collegeboard.tfaforms.net/74 by April 24. Exam Timing and Tasks • Exams will be given from May 11 through May 22. • Each subject’s exam will be taken on the same day at the same time, worldwide. • Make-up test dates will be available for each subject from June 1 through June 5. • Students can take the exam at home • Exam Start Times: Mon, May 11 United States Government and Politics......... Eastern Time: 4:00 p.m. Tues, May 12 Calculus AB and Calculus BC ........................... Eastern Time: 2:00 p.m. Wed, May 13 English Literature and Composition............... Eastern Time: 2:00 p.m. Thurs, May 14 Physics 1: .......................... .................................. Eastern Time: 4:00 p.m. Fri, May 15 United States History ........................................ Eastern Time: 2:00 p.m. Mon, May 18 Biology ................................................................. Eastern Time: 2:00 p.m. Fri, May 22 Statistics .............................................................. Eastern Time: 2:00 p.m. Taking the Exam • In late April, the College Board will provide AP students and educators with information on how to access the testing system on test day, and video demonstrations so that students can familiarize themselves with the system. Please check the link https://apcoronavirusupdates.collegeboard.org/ Accommodations for 2020 AP Exams • Testing accommodations for this year’s exams will still be provided for students who have been approved for them by the College Board Services for Students with Disabilities (SSD) office.

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Tayfun Yagar

Hi everyone, I hope you are all safe and healthy. I just wanted to say I miss seeing you all. If you need to reach me for anything, use my google number or email me. In the mean time, keep yourself updated by reading emails from college board about the AP exam at https://apcoronavirusupdates.collegeboard.org/students/taking-ap-exams . Google voice number: 301-660-6720 Email: ygunes@mycsp.org Daily Office hours: 9:30am-11:30am Learning hours: 1:00pm-2:30pm

Yasemin Gunes

I hope you are doing well with your health and the eLearning. What am I doing while at home? Well I am preparing for our meeting each week with videos and activities. While I'm doing that I am hanging out with my dog, Paco and cat, Knight. Remember we will meet on Monday; note the time in Google classroom. I hope to see you in person soon, until then stay safe.

Yasmin Beazer

I just wanted to give a big shout-out to all of my students, who I know have been working harder than ever and taking on even more responsibility now that we have officially begun implementing our new E-Learning program. As always, if you need any help or have questions, please feel free to reach out and let me know! Remember, your teachers are here for you!

Sean Meighen

Hello CSP Families!!!!! Here's a little sneak peek at my dining room office. Yes my dining room is PINK! Would you expect any less? I'd like to shout a big thank you to the CSP community for doing such a great job with e-learning so far. Everyone's hard work is on full display under the current circumstances. We're awesome! One of the things that has helped me to adjust to this new normal was to establish a routine for me and the kids. Each morning we get up, eat, craft, nap, and get some fresh air at the same times. Setting a schedule that works for you and your family could help you be successful as well! Continue to reach out to teachers if needed! We're here for you! Please stay safe and continue to rock e-learning!!!

Ms. Bulisco

Hello All, Just wanted to say hello to everyone. Things are tough right now but we will get through it. I miss everyone. Please stay safe. June

June Calvert

This is my new "classroom"... send help! Although I'm happy to have this time with my little ones, I miss seeing you all every day! I hope that you are staying home and that your families are well and happy. I know that there are so many questions and frustrations right now, and that this eLearning thing is hard; it's hard for me to balance teaching and looking after a 3 year old and 11 month old! Please reach out if you think there is anything I might be able to do to make this time easier for you. My best advice is to make yourself a weekly schedule to be sure that you make time for each of your classes, and prioritize the work to be sure that you do what you need to get the graded assessment done. Reach out to your teachers if you are struggling!! Be well, and I hope to see you all again soon.

Jennifer Dixon 6th and 8th Grade Science

Dear parents and students, I'd like to commend you all, for doing your best to adapt to the new circumstances. While this new learning environment may not be ideal to learn to communicate in a second language, please encourage your student to attend the live lessons and participate when possible. It is also important that students complete all assigned tasks before attempting to work on the graded assignment, to ensure success. I am very pleased with attendance and assignment completion for the past week. Keep up the good work! Hasta pronto, Mrs. Albayrak

Hi All! This past month has been crazy as we have all been trying to figure out what the new normal is. My family has been wonderful during this transition to online working and being at home, although I think that it is starting to take its toll on my wife. We have tried to keep a routine as much as possible for the girls and our sanity. Over the past month, I have been continuing to work on my Master's degree and taking care of the house. I miss going into school and working with people but I find various ways to cope with the lack of outside communication, such as baking and practicing archery in my backyard. I hope that you are staying safe and sane

Robert Woerner Science Chesapeake Science Point

Hello students! I just want to say how much I miss coming to school every day and seeing your faces! I'm glad we can connect online, but I'd much rather see you in person. How are you spending your free time? I'm trying to bike ride a lot, since my gym is closed, of course. My pets are good company. Below you will find a picture of my dog relaxing! I hope you are staying safe. I would love to hear from you -- just to say hi or about school work. Stay in touch and connected! Ms. T

Lisa Troshinsky

Dear Parents and students I hope everyone is doing great. Please check following class happenings for my online classes.. Everything is posted on google classroom. Digital Palette and PE class graded projects are posted every Monday and due by Sunday. MSO and Yearbook class graded assignments are posted every Tuesday and due by Sunday. My Office Hours every school day from 9:30 to 11:00 am. You can contact me trough email, google classroom , or google voice (#was send to you as an email before. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions. I also attached what students have created for digital pallet so far. They created this images pixel by pixel on google sheets.

Piskin Technology Teacher

Hello from my living room floor! The current pandemic has certainly put us all in less-than-ideal situations, and I want to let you know that I am doing everything I can to provide your child the best physics education from a distance. While I don’t have a Batcave full of gadgets to demonstrate the phenomenon we are learning about. I understand that this is a difficult time for you, the parents, as your children may have questions about the content which you may not be able to assist with. Chesapeake Science Point has set each one of its teachers up with a Google Voice account for use during this pandemic, and I have shared that number with your students. I am generally available anytime until about 10 or so at night. If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to call me on my Google Voice, send me an email, or set up a conference via Google Meets. I am here for you and your students. Stay safe and stay healthy! Mr. Day

George Day, Physics Teacher, gday@mycsp.org

I miss my students like crazy! Our jokes, laughs, and daily "tea" catch-ups. I feel so 'boomer' right now because I don't know the current TikTok dance. I'm excited to hear from everyone on Google Classroom and rock out 4th marking period! I miss my teacher crew too! During my time away from school-I've been trying to spend some time outdoors daily, working on my cooking skills, and finishing up my own graduate school work. I submitted my last assignment last week and will "graduate" next month (just because I don't walk-doesn't mean I don't get that paper and graduate!) I hope everyone is staying safe, working hard to be successful, and enjoying their time together with family!

Kerri Messer

Hello everyone! I hope you've all been doing well over break. It's been great seeing everyone online and hearing about what you've all been doing! While it's definitely not the same as a classroom setting (which I definitely miss!) it's nice to get back to teaching and learning. On the bright side, there's a lot more time to do things at home - I've been stepping up my cooking, celebrating my birthday with a nice dinner, and finding a lot of time to (safely!) relax outside. Make sure to take some time to do something you enjoy! Stay safe, and stay positive!

Lukash Onyshkevych

I wanted to commend all my middle school students for the awesome job they have been doing with their online work. I have over 94% response rate for the assignments even with everything being new and out of the norm. I also want to mention what a joy they are when we have LIVE classes. In closing, I can't forget to also commend the parents for making all that possible. You are the best! Miss you all! Sra. Thomas

Sandra Thomas, M.Ed. Spanish 1A and 1B sthomas@mycsp.org

To all my students and staff at CSP, I miss everyone! Although I am enjoying time with my wife and son, there are many reasons why I'd like to be back at school. I hope you all are staying safe and healthy. We are new to this eLearning so thank you for being patient! I really appreciate it. Since I enjoyed my first day of my thirties quarantined, I'd figure it would be appropriate to share what was an unusual but still enjoyable birthday. Hope to see my students and CSP family soon!

Mr. Thompson

I hope you are doing well with your health and the eLearning. What am I doing while at home? Well I am preparing for our meeting each week with videos and activities. While I'm doing that I am hanging out with my dog, Paco and cat, Knight. Remember we will meet on Tuesday at 1:00. I hope to see you in person soon. Until then stay safe.

Yasmin Beazer

We will continue to use Flynn O'Hara as our source for school uniforms for the upcoming 2020-2021 school year. Please see the attached fliers for ordering and pricing information.

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Angie O'Brien

Thank you parents and students for taking the time to check in the last two weeks. I hope you and your families are happy and safe. I will be here for any questions with Algebra, we are in this together.

Lee Hagan

Hello Parents and Students, We are off to a great start. Remember to check the weekly calendar for assignments, due dates, and links See the link below. If you haven't logged into TCI textbook, remember to follow my posted instructions, on Google Classroom. You are to SIGN UP !! before you SIGN IN!!! Wishing you continued good health in mind, body and spirit.

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Janette Morandin

Dear students/parents/guardians: Here are some pictures of our Pi day celebration before schools closing on March 13, 2020. This circumstance is beyond our control. Let's hope that we will have the same opportunity to be together learning in our classroom. In the meantime, take care of yourself, enjoy the time with your family but at the same time continue to strive harder to learn. Reach out to us if you are having concerns. Together we can be successful in this elearning. Best regards and be safe,

Mrs. Valencia

We are UNITED in this TOGETHER! As a teacher and a parent, I have felt the growing pains of switching to an all online eLearning program. At the end of each day I attempt to find the silver lining from this most unusual time in our history. Professionally this has been learning so much more about Google Classroom and what I can do teaching online. I hope to implement some of these new found techniques when we eventually return to our brick and mortar schools. As a parent I have enjoyed being back home and spending more time with my boys and seeing them grow, play, and learn at home. I miss all my students and look forward to connecting with them in my classrooms through comments and virtual sessions.

Ashley Conley

CSP staff would like to take a moment to congratulate our amazing senior class of 2020! Our seniors have received acceptances from 82 different colleges throughout the United States. As of this week, many of our seniors have committed to the following schools: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, University of Maryland-Baltimore County, North Carolina A&T State University, Anne Arundel Community College, Kutztown University of Pennsylvania, Stevenson University, Rochester Institute of Technology, Mount Saint Mary College, St. John Fisher College, Salisbury University, Clark Atlanta University, University of Maryland-College Park, Lincoln Tech and Virginia Wesleyan University. Congrats seniors! There are no words to appropriately express our excitement for you! JOB WELL DONE CLASS OF 2020! We are so proud!

CSP Counseling Department Mrs. Shepherd (mshepherd@mycsp.org) & Mrs. Siwicki (jsiwicki@mycsp.org) 443-757-5277

Wilkes is a University on the move. New, exciting majors, internship and study-abroad opportunities, in-demand sports, plus millions of dollars invested into state-of-the-art facilities, technology, and campus improvements are transforming Wilkes into a first-class university for the 21st century. Colonel Emerging Leader Award The Colonel Emerging Leader Award is a pre-scholarship granted to high school juniors who demonstrate academic potential. Selected students would be guaranteed a minimum of $10,000 per year should the student be admitted and enroll at Wilkes University in the fall semester immediately following high school graduation. AWARDEES WILL RECEIVE: -$10,000 Minimum Award Guarantee (pre-scholarship) -Preferred First-Year Housing (as available) The pre-scholarship will be awarded in the amount of $5,000 per each fall and spring semester for up to four years. These funds are for undergraduate students only. The amount of the Colonel Emerging Leadership Award would be included in any merit award for which the student otherwise qualifies. Please note that Wilkes University scholarships and awards, when combined with other sources of grant assistance from Wilkes, will not exceed tuition costs. Nominees must meet these requirements to qualify: -Current high school junior -Minimum 3.25 (4.0 scale) / 85% (100% scale) grade-point average -Minimum 1000 SAT, 21 ACT or 900 PSAT score NOTE: If PSAT, SAT, or ACT exams have not yet been taken, nominee must demonstrate continual, active participation in two extracurricular programs, two community service projects, or a combination of both. **JUNIORS - IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN BEING NOMINATED FOR THIS AWARD, AND YOU MET ALL OF THE REQUIREMENTS LISTED PLEASE EMAIL YOUR COUNSELOR AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.

CSP Counseling Department Mrs. Shepherd (mshepherd@mycsp.org) & Mrs. Siwicki (jsiwicki@mycsp.org) 443-757-5277

York College of Pennsylvania is hosting an 8-night/9-day residential summer program for U.S. and International college-bound high schools students (grades 10-12 in fall 2020): Business Not As Usual!, June 14-22, 2020. Led by York College faculty and industry leaders, this program provides hands-on, real-world experiences that will inspire exploration in expansive areas of developing, managing, and succeeding in business. Students will participate in fully-integrated workshops in diverse disciplines of management, visit economic industry zones and gain cross-cultural experiences. Additionally as part of the curriculum, participants will visit Washington D.C. and Hershey, PA. Program workshops for all students: Entrepreneurship and Innovation – Develop a business from idea to results. Supply Chain Operations Management – Integrate material flow, financial flow, and information flow efficiently between suppliers, manufacturers, and customers for best products at lowest costs. Cyber-security Management – Protect data systems using skills from criminology, criminal justice, and computer science. Hospitality and Tourism Management – Work in market-driven industries that serve global travelers and shape community economies. Sport Management – Apply business skills to an ever-growing market in sport industries and media. Business Analytics – Collect and analyze data so businesses can work smarter and more effectively. Music Production and Industry – Explore capitalism through creativity, professionalism, and the future. Arts Administration – Use the arts as economic drivers in the community while enriching the cultural society. Program Costs: $1,900 per residential participant (MD Residents: $400 scholarships available). From arrival through departure, this amount covers on-campus housing, meals, transportation, insurance, workshops and all additional activities, including trips to Washington D.C. and Hershey Park. Non-Refundable Deposit of $500 is due by March 20, 2020. Remaining payment is due by April 30, 2020 to confirm participation. For additional information and a day-to-day tentative schedule, please visit: https://admissions.ycp.edu/register/summer-program-Jun2020

CSP Counseling Department Mrs. Shepherd (mshepherd@mycsp.org) & Mrs. Siwicki (jsiwicki@mycsp.org) 443-757-5277

AACC Walking Tours Do you want to learn more about AACC? What better way than to visit! Visit the modern facilities. Grab a bite to eat. Read beside the fireplace in our library. AACC offers regularly scheduled campus tours and can even arrange a tour for your specific group. You may also wish to attend one of the general or program-specific information sessions. Campus Tours One-hour guided walking tours of AACC in Arnold are available to all interested students. Learn more about what the college has to offer while visiting key classroom buildings, student service centers and our beautiful library. Tours begin at the information counter in the Student Services Center. Plan to arrive at least five minutes before the tour is scheduled to begin. To sign up for a visit, please click on the following link: https://www.aacc.edu/apply-and-register/visit-us/

CSP Counseling Department Mrs. Shepherd (mshepherd@mycsp.org) & Mrs. Siwicki (jsiwicki@mycsp.org) 443-757-5277

Are you a high school senior who has excelled in High School while overcoming personal hardship relating to cancer? The Zaching Against Cancer Foundation (ZACF) is proud to present six Spirit Award Scholarships to Maryland students. Hardships include being a cancer survivor, a caregiver for someone with cancer or a relative of a person with cancer. For 2020 the ZACF will provide six $2,500 scholarships to Maryland High School students planning to attend a two or four year college. Two scholarships will be awarded to Centennial High School Students, two scholarships will be awarded to Howard County students attending any other Howard County High School and two scholarships will be awarded to students attending High School in other Maryland counties. The criteria for these scholarships are as follows: -Minimum 2.0 GPA. -Must be a senior in high school. -Must plan to attend a two or four year university within the following calendar year of receipt of scholarship. -Must have overcome some sort of significant hardship, medical challenge and/or family issue relating to cancer during their life. -Complete the 5 sections of the nomination form, including 3 individual nomination forms. -Is not a family member of a Zaching Against Cancer Foundation Board or Scholarship Selection Committee Member. To apply, please download the application, complete it, and return via email or snail mail. Applications deadline is April 1, 2020 The application can be found at: https://www.zachingagainstcancer.org/scholarships/ QUESTIONS? Email info@zachingagainstcancer.org or call 443-319-5394

CSP Counseling Department Mrs. Shepherd (mshepherd@mycsp.org) & Mrs. Siwicki (jsiwicki@mycsp.org) 443-757-5277

Do you enjoy writing? Goucher College has an awesome opportunity this summer for students interested in creative writing! Goucher College is encouraging student to participate in GO GOUCHER this summer and participate in our Young Writers’ Camp. For high school students who love to write, this one-week creative writing camp will provide the opportunity to: -Participate in an intensive personal essay writing workshop as they prepare their college essays; -Learn about various genres of creative writing; -Explore Goucher campus and college life; -Create an anthology of student writing. The camp will be led by award-winning poet Will Schutt, whose 2013 work Westerly was selected as the winner of the Yale Series of Younger Poets award. WHEN: Monday, July 6 – Friday, July 10, 2020, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. WHERE: Goucher College, Kratz Center for Creative Writing CONTACT: camps@goucher.edu For additional information, please visit: https://www.goucher.edu/gogoucher/summer-camps/writing-workshop/

CSP Counseling Department Mrs. Shepherd (mshepherd@mycsp.org) & Mrs. Siwicki (jsiwicki@mycsp.org) 443-757-5277

Hello Students, I hope you and your families are doing well!!!! I miss you all! I would love to hear from you, so please send me an email to let me know how you are doing. Some good news! We just got hundreds of new books on Mackinvia. Don't forget to sign in and read a good book or two! www.mackinvia.com login: 6 digit student number password: last 4 digits of student number

Mona Gomaa, Media Specialist

Students and Families, I hope that everyone is doing well during these times away from the school building. As you may know, CSP athletics has been put on hold during the last month due to the Coronavirus crisis, and many of our athletes have missed a great deal of the season. I am thinking of our Seniors and the rest of our student athletes, and are working to honor these athletes in some way before the end of the year. Go to aacps.org/athletics, or mpssaa.org to get any alerts concerning athletics status. Please take care of yourself and your families and I hope to see you all soon!

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Mr. Smith

Dear Parents and students Please see below attachment for the yearbook. Deadlines has been changed due to current situations. You can create your treering.com account and use the code on the attachment to create your personal pages and order your yearbook. Please contact me if you have any questions.

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Piskin Yearbook teacher

Way back in January, the students of CSP in conjunction with a local cub scout pack created over a 100 thank you letters to be sent to the Australian fire fighters who were fighting the worst bush fires the country had seen. Please take a look at the attached website link and video link to see how much these thank you cards were appreciated by the Australian volunteer fire fighters. WEBSITE LINK https://volunteerfirefighters.org.au/thank-you-cards-and-letters-from-scouts-in-the-us?fbclid=IwAR1YED4L15RnHN2K4Cv8QPLGmNXOaG1sCGCAqEQqxEjqJ6EFHDuhkubIHEw VIDEO LINK https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDBv0N0pdg8&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR3eJeMv5lp1v3dNq6n-iZdHOSOf2Er4OBXQAQhmNoAgMdZM9E4I7mm9PBU

Ashley Conley