BREAKING NEWS
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PSAT/NMSQT for All 11th Graders - Deadline to Register Jan. 10
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All 11th-grade parents/guardians,
Please see the attached letter regarding the PSAT/NMSQT.
Angie O'Brien
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2021 CLF Black History Month Content Creator Challenge!
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2021 Black History Month Content Creator Challenge
All submissions received before January 29th, 2021 will be entered into a prize raffle!
Join Chesapeake Lighthouse Foundation (CLF) in the celebration of Black History Month by participating in the 2021 Black History Month Content Creator Challenge! This year’s theme focuses on African Americans who have helped to tell the story of American Life.
We challenge ALL students to step into the role of a newspaper/ magazine editor. Students are tasked to create a 8x8 newspaper/magazine cover highlighting significant African American Content Creators (writers, journalists, reporters, photojournalists, poets, film makers,
artists ,etc.) along with a 280 character or less description of their cover.
All submissions must be sent to CLFPR@CLFMD.ORG. Please remember to include your project name and “BHM Challenge” in the subject line of your submission. You must include your NAME, GRADE, and SCHOOL in the body of your submission email.
CLF will post student projects throughout the month of February to celebrate Black History Month. Be sure to keep an eye on our news feeds to see what projects appear! We encourage all participants to include the social media handle of the group or individuals that inspired you! Any projects submitted after January 29th will still have a chance to be shared on social media, but unfortunately will not be included in the prize raffle!
Challenge Rules:
To be entered in the raffle all submissions must be sent to CLFPR@CLFMD.ORG by January 29th
All descriptions should be at least 140 characters, but shall not exceed 280 characters
All newspaper/magazine covers must be 8in x8in.
Scoring Rubric:
Comprehension (20 points)
How well does your publication cover reflect a thorough comprehension of the topic? Does the image provide visual clues/text to support the student’s topic selection?
Organization (20 points)
Is the cover easy to read? Is there a logical flow when looking at the publication cover? IS a title clearly displayed?
Cohesion (20 points)
Does the cover read as a whole work of art integrating text, images and other elements? Is the cover eye catching?
Creativity (20 points)
Use of diverse resources, language and style, creative angle?
Writing (20 points)
Correct grammar, spelling, punctuation, sentence structure.
Transfer of Rights: Each applicant and his/her parent or guardian must agree to give all rights to the submitted artwork, including copyright, to the Chesapeake Lighthouse Foundation. This transfer of rights will allow CLF, at a minimum, to reproduce, distribute, and display your artwork. The winner’s submission may be duplicated in various mediums and used to promote Black History Month.
Warmest regards,
Community Partnerships
Chesapeake Lighthouse Foundation
6151 Chevy Chase Dr. Laurel, MD 20707
T. (301) 776.2300 Ext.#104
F. (240) 547-2571
E. CLFPR@CLFMD.ORG
www.clfmd.org
CLF Community Partnerships
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1st Quarter Principal's Honor Roll
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Parents / Guardians,
Unfortunately, while formatting the list I shared last week, a few names accidentally were cut off the bottom of the list. Please take a moment to look over this revised list of students that earned straight As for the first quarter. We are very proud of our hard-working students, and I am sorry that a few names were left out. It was not intentional; I can assure you.
Angie O'Brien
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1st Quarter Honor Roll
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Parents / guardians,
Parents / Guardians,
Unfortunately, while formatting the list I shared last week, at least one name was accidentally cut off the bottom of the list. Please take a moment to look over this revised list of students that earned Honor Roll for the first quarter. We are very proud of our hard-working students, and I am sorry for this mistake. It was not intentional; I can assure you.
Angie O'Brien
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FROM THE PRINCIPAL'S DESK
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Changes Beginning January 11
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Parents/guardians,
As you are aware, there will be changes to the schedule beginning on January 11. Please take a moment to look over the attached information regarding those changes.
Angie O'Brien
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UPCOMING EVENTS
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Unity Day - February 10 - Wear Orange!
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On Wednesday, February 10, CSP will celebrate Unity Day! Please wear and share orange to show that we are together against bullying and UNITED for kindness, acceptance, and inclusion.
Use the hashtag #CSPUnityDay2020 to share pictures on any of our social media pages.
Angie O'Brien
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SCHOOL NEWS
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Yearbook Photos Needed - Please Read!
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Hello CSP community!
This form is being sent on behalf of the yearbook team. This year has presented new challenges for getting pictures of our students for the yearbook. As a member of this community, if you have any pictures of students that you believe may be appropriate for the yearbook, please send them in through this form. We would love to have pictures of students starting this past summer all the way up to now. Images of students celebrating events, participating in a sports team or club, virtually or in person, participating in classes virtually, or seeing friends virtually or in person are all welcome!
There is one rule that we must follow: all images taken ON SCHOOL PROPERTY of students interacting with someone that is not in their immediate family must show students wearing masks and standing at least 6 feet apart.
We are so excited to see what you have been up to!
Thank you for your help.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScviQ806nQGD_E3sGyLIhrq1c4KXL2OF0xZtZrQsZU35kSelQ/viewform?usp=sf_link
Thank you!
Taylor Combs
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CSP Social Media Submission
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Questions? Seek out Ms. Bradley (nbradley@mycsp.org) in room 107!
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CLASSROOM HAPPENINGS
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Social Studies 8th grade
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Welcome back. I hope you had a safe break. Students will write the Social Studies Quarterly on January 15. We are practicing critical writing and argumentation skills, which will be assessed. Students should complete their required assignments in a timely manner, in order to best prepare for the assessment. Good luck. I am confident that you will do well.
Janette Morandin
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Honors US History
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Welcome back. I hope you had a safe break. Students will write the Honors US History Quarterly on January 14. We are practicing critical writing and argumentation skills, which will be assessed. Students should complete their required assignments in a timely manner, in order to best prepare for the assessment. Good luck. I am confident that you will do well.
Janette Morandin
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COLLEGE CORNER
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Johns Hopkins Engineering Program
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The Association for Pre-College Program Directors is proud to present the 2021 Summer Pre-College Program Fairs, a series of virtual events that provide students and their families the opportunity to learn about academic summer programs at top US college and universities.
Representatives from Johns Hopkins Engineering (Explore Engineering Innovation and Biomedical Engineering Innovation) will be at the fairs on:
January 9 - registration now open - there is no charge to attendees!
February 3
February 20
March 3
At each fair, attendees may:
Visit virtual booths, where you can ask questions via text or video chat with summer program representatives.
View helpful webinars on how to choose a summer program, how to strengthen your application, how to make the most out of your summer program experience.
Registration is FREE to attendees. We invite you to visit the Virtual Fairs website at https://www.summerstudyintheusa.org/virtualstudentfairs for complete information on dates, times, and which institutions will be represented at each event. We also encourage you to visit SummerStudyintheUSA.org, where you can search participating programs by your grade level, academic interests, and more.
The first Virtual Fair will be held on January 9th, 2021, from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm Eastern time.
Registration for the January 9 fair is open on the Virtual Fairs website.
Questions about the event can be submitted to PCPDVirtualFairsInfo@gmail.com.
CSP Counseling Department
Mrs. Shepherd (mshepherd@mycsp.org) & Mrs. Siwicki (jsiwicki@mycsp.org)
443-757-5277
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Scholarship for Military Families
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The Naval Officers' Spouses' Club of Washington, D.C. is pleased to offer merit scholarships this year to graduating seniors who are dependents including all ranks of active duty, retired, or deceased U.S. Navy service members.
Below is the link that includes the application form and eligibility requirements (for posting). Please note the deadline for receipt of an application is April 1, 2021.
Naval Officers Spouses Club, Washington, D.C. - Philanthropy (noscdc.org
CSP Counseling Department
Mrs. Shepherd (mshepherd@mycsp.org) & Mrs. Siwicki (jsiwicki@mycsp.org)
443-757-5277
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February ACT Registration deadline Jan 15th
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CSP Counseling Department
Mrs. Shepherd (mshepherd@mycsp.org) & Mrs. Siwicki (jsiwicki@mycsp.org)
443-757-5277
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CSP HOSTING PSAT - REGISTRATION REQUIRED
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Hello CSP Parents & Students,
CSP will host the PSAT to interested Juniors on January 26th. YOU MUST REGISTER IN ORDER TO PARTICIPATE.
Click on this link to register https://www.familyid.com/programs/aacps-csp-psat-nmsqt-registration-for-tuesday-january-26-2021
Details are below.
Important PSAT/NMSQT Registration Information
AACPS plans to administer the PSAT to interested Juniors on Tuesday, January 26, 2021.
Please be advised that AACPS will monitor the county metrics and follow all county Health Department guidelines leading up to the test administration. Should a cancelation occur, that information will be shared via AACPS social media accounts, via a ConnectEd phone call, and via email from the Family ID platform.
Students will arrive by 8:00 AM.
Students will test in small groups of no more than 9 to maintain social distancing protocols.
Students are required to wear a mask and follow social distancing protocols for the duration of the time that they are on the school grounds.
Students will be provided with breakfast, a snack, juice, and water upon entering the building on test day. Lunch and dinner will be provided to students as they exit after testing. Outside food and drink are not permitted.
Students will need to bring their own sharpened #2 pencils and a calculator on test day.
Additional Information can be found on the AACPS website and on each school’s individual website.
CSP Counseling Department
Mrs. Shepherd (mshepherd@mycsp.org) & Mrs. Siwicki (jsiwicki@mycsp.org)
443-757-5277
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Historically Black Colleges and Universities College Fair
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The MOSS Foundation will host it's 4th Annual Historically Black Colleges and Universities College Fair (Virtual). This event is intended to inform high school seniors and future graduates of the opportunities available to them at HBCUs throughout the United States. Admission Counselors from various institutions will be available to speak with students and parents about topics such as: college application process, degree majors, financial aid, etc.
This free event is open to all high schoolers and parents throughout the district.
Please see the proposed flyer attached.
CSP Counseling Department
Mrs. Shepherd (mshepherd@mycsp.org) & Mrs. Siwicki (jsiwicki@mycsp.org)
443-757-5277
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ATHLETICS / PAC
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CSP E-sports
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Mr. Smith
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