Parents / guardians, If you signed up to help, please don't forget to send in your gift cards by Monday, December 20. We will begin distributing on Tuesday and Wednesday. Thank you in advance for your kindness!

Angie O'Brien

Parents/guardians, As we are approaching the midpoint of the second quarter, please be sure to look over your child's grades in PowerSchool.

Angie O'Brien

Applications are now open for the 2022 Youth Engagement through Science (YES!) program at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History! YES! is a highly competitive, paid internship program that connects Washington, DC metro area teens with Smithsonian collections, experts, technology, and training. The program provides youth from populations that are traditionally or historically underrepresented in science careers an opportunity to engage in an immersive, hands-on experience and assist them in achieving the goal of attending college. Since 2010, YES! has immersed teens in science research across the Smithsonian and exposed them to a variety of STEM careers by giving them an opportunity to work side-by-side with Smithsonian science staff, researchers, and educators. We plan to conduct the 2022 YES! internship in person at the National Museum of Natural History. Interns will be expected to follow all COVID-19 safety protocols. In the event of complications due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2022 YES! internship may become partially or entirely virtual. If this happens, we will communicate any changes with you. Applicants must: Be between the ages of 14-19 and currently enrolled in 9th - 11th grade Be US citizens or US permanent residents Live in the Washington, DC metropolitan region (DC, MD, or VA) Have an interest in science and communicating science to the public Be able to participate in the full YES! Program from June - November (see application for detailed program dates) Be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 Interested in being a part of YES!? See the following link to apply! https://naturalhistory.si.edu/education/youth-programs/yes-teen-internship-program Applications are due by January 31, 2022. Youth Programs Office of Education & Outreach w 202.633.4588 youthNMNH@si.edu SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION NATIONAL MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY Facebook | Twitter | Instagram

CSP Counseling Team Mrs. Siwicki: A-L Grades 6-12 (jsiwicki@mycsp.org) Mrs. Shepherd: M-Z Grades 6-12 (mshepherd@mycsp.org)

Great News! The Class of 2022 Commencement ceremony will be held on Wednesday, June 1, 2022. The ceremony will take place from 6:00 - 7:00 pm at Severna Park High School. This is all the details we have at this time. As we receive more, we will share them with you.

Angie O'Brien

Please make note that Chesapeake Science Point will be closed on Wednesday, June 1, 2022, for the Class of 2022 Commencement ceremony.

Angie O'Brien

Parents/guardians, Please read the attached letter that was emailed home regarding updates and reminders.

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Angie O'Brien

Parents, Please check your student's grades through the parent portal every Tuesday evening as grades are updated Tuesday mornings at the latest. This will continue to help us work together to ensure all CSP students are successful. Mr. Jefferson also encourages you to contact teachers if you have questions about assignments or your student needs support. Teachers have help days one hour weekly after school.

Angie O'Brien

Parents, Please take a moment to read over the attached letter regarding extended absences from school.

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Angie O'Brien

The CSP Science Fair will be help this Saturday Dec. 18th. The High school judging will be taking place from 9:00-11:00 and the middle school judging will be taking place from 12:00 to 2:00. If your student is planning to attend we ask that they come wearing their White Oxford shirts as they will be presenting to outside personnel. If they are presenting their project on computer, they should bring their chromebook. The award ceremony will be at 3:00 to celebrate the hard work of out students.

Robert Woerner Science Department Chair Chesapeake Science Point

Parents/guardians, All students and staff will dismiss two hours early on Thursday, December 23. If your child is a car rider, please be sure to pick your child up on time since the staff will also be dismissing two hours early.

Angie O'Brien

Parents/guardians, All schools and offices will be closed for students beginning December 24 through December 31. All schools and offices will return to a normal schedule beginning on January 3, 2022. We wish all of our CSP families a happy and healthy holiday break!

Angie O'Brien

Parents of seniors, If you would like to purchase an ad in the yearbook to celebrate your student, please see the document below.

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Taylor Combs

Parents, This is a friendly reminder that if your child is absent from school, a note or email must be sent within three days of the absence. Also, please do not ask your child to send the email as this will not be accepted. Absent notes must come from a parent or guardian and must include the following information. Student's first and last name grade level date of the absence reason for the absence If you want the absence to be considered excused, the reason must fall under one of the lawful reasons for students to be absent from school. If you wish to review lawful reasons that students can miss school, please see the Student-Parent Handbook located on our website and AACPS website. All middle school attendance notes should be sent to Ms. Calvert at jcalvert@mycsp.org All high school attendance notes should be sent to Ms. O'Brien at aobrien@mycsp.org.

Angie O'Brien

There are several two-hour early dismissals and late arrival days worked into the calendar this year. On two-hour early dismissal days, all car riders will exit the school building no later than 1:05 pm. Parents must pick their children up on time as there will be no supervision outside. The two-hour early dismissals are typically planned so that staff can participate in professional development. On two-hour late arrival days, all car riders are to be dropped off between 10:00-10:15 am. Students are to be in class in their seats and ready to start the day at 10:20 am. There is a copy of the two-hour late arrival and early dismissal schedules attached for your reference.

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Angie O'Brien

Given that we remain in a pandemic and our focus must be on the instruction of our students, visitors to our school will be permitted only on a limited basis and only by appointment. We ask that families and community members work with us to help fulfill our main goal: to keep the school open and fully functioning in the safest manner possible throughout the school year. ● If you need to schedule an appointment and are unsure whom to contact, please email Ms. Obrien AOBRIEN@MYCSP.ORG, and she will assist you. As much as we miss you all visiting the building, we are unable to honor that request at this time. ● If you are visiting the building, you must park in a parking space. Please do not park on the curb outside the main entrance.

Angie O'Brien

Parents, Drawstring Bags Water Bottles - Students are permitted and encouraged to bring a water bottle and drawstring bag with them to school each day. Drawstring bags are allowed to be carried throughout the day without having to be placed in the locker like backpacks.

Angie O'Brien

Parents, Please see the attached QR code to place orders for your child's cap and gown, announcements, class rings, and much more. Please keep in mind that all graduating seniors planning to participate in the commencement ceremony must wear a cap and gown. Please don't wait until the last minute to order.

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Angie O'Brien

Parents, If you are interested in ordering a class ring for your child, please see the attached QR code for ordering. If you have questions about ordering class rings, please feel free to email me.

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Angie O'Brien

Hi CSP Parents, Please see below regarding details on Chesapeake Science Point's NO REPEAT policy. If you have questions and/or concerns regarding this matter, please reach out to your child's school counselor. CSP continues to provide a rigorous and quality education to all students. It has always been our goal to improve upon past practices, find new ways to engage students and make learning something students enjoy. We also believe that high school students need to put forth that same effort in order to become successful adults; therefore, CSP is Repeat Free. If a student receives an E in a required high school course, the class will have to be repeated in an alternate program such as summer school, evening school and twilight school. These programs are available for students to make up credits in courses that they were not successful in the first time; classes at CSP are for students taking them for original credit. If a student does not make up the failed class in one of these alternative programs, there is a chance that we will not be able to schedule the student for the classes required for graduation and the student will have to take classes at CSP for more than four years.

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

Parents/guardians/seniors, Please see the attached information and a sample application on the scholarship opportunities offered to seniors. The deadline to apply is December 20, 2021.

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Angie O'Brien

The yearbook wants to celebrate you this year! Please see the links below to contribute to the yearbook for this school year. For SENIORS ONLY: Baby Pictures due by 1/14 https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScojhXI6d_Vz7lgEGZXa4IxnoRmgxwaid-5CFc-PLEcfwQfew/viewform?vc=0&c=0&w=1&flr=0 Superlative Voting due by 1/11 https://forms.gle/1XqFc9KvQrhRHrXf8 Senior Quotes due by 1/11 https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSftHjJqohl_7IC9iJKb8ofE8pAHnIMNqGG-sqLP27Zyzqk27g/viewform?usp=sf_link See Ms. Combs is room 209 for questions.

Taylor Combs

JUNIORS & SENIORS! Scholarships and grants are helpful ways to fund your college education. They provide you with free money that can go towards tuition or other educational expenses. To find and apply for scholarships, sign up for Going Merry (https://www.goingmerry.com) -- it’s free! Going Merry has thousands of national, regional, and local scholarships. There are also opportunities for every grade level, from freshmen to seniors. To sign up, go to: https://app.goingmerry.com/sign-up#students You can also download the Going Merry mobile app (and sign up that way) on iOS or Android. Here are some reasons why I recommend Going Merry above other scholarship sites: Scholarship bundles: You can apply to multiple scholarships using one application and the same essay prompt. Vetted scholarships: The Going Merry team periodically reviews every scholarship listing, to ensure the scholarship program is still active and the information is correct. Personal matching: Once signed up, you’ll answer a few questions to fill out a basic profile, and then get matched to scholarships that fit your background, academics, interests, etc. Clear organization: You can shortlist favorites and get deadline reminders about them. All drafts and applications are saved, and you’ll get updates on the scholarships you’ve applied to. Direct, auto-filled applications: You can apply to many scholarships directly on the site (with forms helpfully pre-filled). Financial aid applications: Seniors can also submit the FAFSA® through Going Merry, using their more user-friendly version of the government form, which they call “the FAFSA® Made Easier.” Happy applying!

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

Seniors! The Outstanding Scholar Application is now available. Please be sure to fill out the application if you meet the requirements listed below. The application is attached. Each year, the Annapolis Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., a public service organization, recognizes African American high school seniors in Anne Arundel County with an Outstanding Scholar Award for exemplary achievements in their school and community. We are pleased to inform you that our commitment to provide scholarships will continue to recognize the graduating seniors of 2022 All of the students selected for the Outstanding Scholar Award will be recognized at a Spring Event, which will be hosted and held virtually by the Annapolis Alumnae Chapter, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., in May 2022. Enclosed is a copy of the Outstanding Scholar Award application that will be forwarded to the local high schools. Thank you for your continued support of our scholarship program. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the Scholarship Committee Co-Chairs, Loretta Miller or Alva Sheppard-Johnson at scholarship@annapolisalumnaedst.org Applicants are eligible who: Are a resident of Anne Arundel County Are African American high school seniors Have at least 3.0 GPA Plan to pursue post-secondary education in an accredited four year program NOTE: The award is contingent upon acceptance and registration at an accredited four-year institution.

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

Case Western Reserve University offers an online pre-college program to help students ages 13 and older explore their interests. The summer application period is now open. By participating in our courses, a student can discover if an interest could lead to a college major or even a future career. For nearly 200 years, Case Western Reserve has prepared ambitious students for futures in the arts, business, engineering, humanities, natural sciences, nursing and social sciences. You are invited to participate in a rich learning experience created by one of the nation’s premier research institutions. Explore our Summer Courses, here: https://case.precollegeprograms.org/?utm_campaign=CW%3A%20Guidance%20Counselor%3A%202022%20Summer%20Announcement&utm_medium=email&_hsenc=p2ANqtz-_hxpTJS25Ex3xPOZ_B6336_F8T1man7TWsIWknj75wAfb_PmczC3cLM2n5l5RmnT-Jm-JG9eBvOreO5BV2v-zY9AXFqQ&_hsmi=186887617&utm_content=186887617&utm_source=hs_automation&hsCtaTracking=5832e0e0-1740-4801-86f7-a610401a70c6%7C6e1511d1-e77e-44d5-952f-5fe8d81c9ed4

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

STANFORD PRE-COLLEGIATE STUDIES Explore Your Passions This Summer Stanford Pre-Collegiate Studies advances the education of academically talented, intellectually curious, pre-college students. Our online programs cover advanced subjects rarely taught in high school, offering students a chance to challenge themselves by diving deep into cutting-edge topics. Learn more about our programs at spcs.stanford.edu Online Academic Enrichment Programs • Grades 8–11 Application Deadline: March 15, 2022 Stanford Pre-Collegiate Summer Institutes Engage in advanced topics not commonly taught in high school. Choose from over 30 online courses in computer science, philosophy, business, social justice, and more. Program Length: 2 weeks Tuition: $2,700 (financial aid available) Stanford Summer Humanities Institute Explore the big questions at the heart of the humanities in online seminars led by Stanford professors and graduate students. Program Length: 2 weeks Tuition: $3,000 (financial aid available) PLEASE SEE ATTACHMENT FOR ADDITIONAL DETAILS.

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

I am writing on behalf of the scholarship organization the Esperanza Education Fund. In 2022, the Esperanza Education Fund will again award scholarships of up to $20,000 to immigrant students and/or students who have two immigrant parents in the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia to attend community colleges and public colleges and universities. Students are eligible for the scholarship regardless of ethnicity, national origin, or immigration status. The scholarship application will go live on January 1st, 2022 and can be accessed here. The application process is entirely electronic, and all applications are due on April 1st, 2022. To learn more about the scholarship you can visit our website at esperanzafund.org/about-our-scholarship/. Please find attached a flier for additional information. If you have any questions, please email apply@esperanzafund.org. Best, Jennifer Aguirre Scholarship Committee Co-Chair The Esperanza Education Fund jaguirre@esperanzafund.org | 832-202-7059

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

SENIORS - IF YOU APPLIED ED TO JOHNS HOPKINS, PLEASE READ THIS EMAIL SENT FROM THE DEAN OF ADMISSIONS: As we approach our Early Decision I (EDI) notification date, I wanted to share a few important updates we hope will be helpful. When will Hopkins notify EDI applicants of their admissions decision? Decisions will be released on Friday, December 10 at 3 p.m. EST. Students should have received an email to set up access to their decision portal. If they have not yet done so, please encourage them to check the email they used to apply for instructions. If they have trouble setting up their account or did not receive the email, they can reach out to applyhelp@jhu.edu. What does this year’s EDI applicant pool look like? This year, we received over 2,500 EDI applications. We admitted 520 students in EDI, which is 40% of our anticipated class of roughly 1,300 first-year students. We will continue our test-optional policy for our Early Decision II and Regular Decision application cycle this year. Any information on future cycles will be communicated at a later date. What do I need to know if I have an admitted EDI student? Admitted students will need to officially accept their offer and submit their deposit by January 15, 2022. If financial aid is a concern, please encourage your student or their family to reach out to our financial aid office right away. We will ask for mid-year transcripts for matriculating students when they become available later this year. We will be hosting virtual events for EDI admitted students in January. Registration will be available on the admissions portal at mydecision.jhu.edu. What do I need to know if one of my EDI students was denied? Given the volume of competitive applications in EDI this cycle, we were not able to admit many talented students. Admissions committee decisions are final and we do not accept appeals. How can my 10th and 11th graders learn more about Hopkins? We offer daily virtual events—from information sessions and tours to workshops and financial aid sessions. Students can also check out our College Planning Toolkit for application resources, videos, and answers to our most commonly asked questions. Our For Counselors page includes helpful resources for you and your staff, including more information on: Requesting admissions or college search workshops Letter of recommendation resources for counselors and teachers If you have any seniors who are interested in Hopkins but did not apply EDI, you can apply either Early Decision II or Regular Decision by January 3, 2022. Sincerely, Ellen Chow Dean of Undergraduate Admissions Johns Hopkins University

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

Summer is a perfect time for motivated high school students to start thinking about college. Georgetown University’s application period for summer is now open. The online Pre-College programs help students ages 13 and older explore their interests. Through participating in our courses, students can discover if an interest could lead to a college major or even a future career. Established in 1789, Georgetown is ranked among the top U.S. universities. We follow the Jesuit tradition of cura personalis—care for the whole person. Students deserve the opportunity to develop their own talents and dreams, and we believe our program of Pre-College Online Courses will help them do that. Georgetown University invites you to get a taste of college study this summer. View our summer courses now: https://georgetown.precollegeprograms.org/?utm_campaign=GU%3A%20Guidance%20Counselor%3A%202022%20Summer%20Announcement&utm_source=email&utm_medium=hs_email&utm_content=gu_gc_summer_courses Sincerely, Georgetown University Pre-College Online Program

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

Time Management is a Big Key to ACT Success! From time of year to time per question, setting a pace for the ACT keeps you on track for success! Register now to boost scores, or meet open admissions deadlines. Avoid late fees!! Register by January 7 for the ACT test on February 12. Register here: act.org

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

Seniors, Please check-in with your counselor this week to discuss your college status, to include acceptance status and scholarship/financial aid awards. Please email acceptance status letters (accepted or declined) and any scholarship/financial aid letters. Your counselor needs to know this information for all colleges to which you applied. We understand that this is an ongoing process, so please check in regularly as changes occur. If you are applying to additional colleges, please inform your counselor so she can make sure that all supplemental documents are sent in a timely manner. This is an exciting time, and we are honored to share this journey with you!

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

Juniors and seniors, Please see the attachment for information concerning internship opportunities. Some due dates are fast approaching. National Internship Opportunities 20212022.docx

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

SENIORS & PARENTS, Sending along your bi-weekly reminder to fill out the FAFSA form for you senior if you haven't yet. Even if you feel your family doesn't qualify for aid - your child will NOT be considered for ACADEMIC scholarships if you do not fill out the FAFSA form. Please see additional information below! What is the FAFSA form? Before each year of college, apply for federal grants, work-study, and loans with the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form. Your college uses your FAFSA data to determine your federal aid eligibility. Many states and colleges use FAFSA data to award their own aid. After submission, you’ll receive your Student Aid Report. Review Your Aid Offer Your aid offer explains the types and amounts of aid a college is offering you, and your expected costs for the year. If you’ve been accepted to multiple colleges, compare the costs and aid offers. Accept the aid from the school that's best for you and inform them of other sources of aid (such as scholarships) you expect to receive. Get Your Aid Time to go to school! Your financial aid office will apply your aid to the amount you owe your school and send you the remaining balance to spend on other college costs. One of the requirements to maintain financial aid eligibility is that you must make satisfactory academic progress. And don’t forget to complete a FAFSA® form each year! Federal Student Aid staff members have been busy updating FAFSA resources for you. You'll find resources, updates, and talking points on the Financial Aid Toolkit site. For links to popular FAFSA materials, visit FinancialAidToolkit.ed.gov/fafsa-updates. If you have questions regarding the FAFSA form, please reach out to Renee Booker (financial aid advisor from AACC) at rlbooker1@aacc.edu.

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

Any student who wishes to receive high school credit for any dual credit AACC class they have taken must present an official transcript from AACC to their counselor. The Registrar’s Office at AACC can assist you with obtaining an official transcript. If you have any questions, please contact your counselor.

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

Hi Juniors & Seniors! It’s no secret that most college applications require you to submit your SAT or ACT score, making taking the exam an absolute must. In addition to it being a requirement, colleges and universities receive thousands of applications every year. The scores on the SAT and ACT allow them to narrow down the playing field and make decisions on acceptance. In addition to your college applications, your SAT and ACT scores can be used to apply for scholarships. These are sometimes merit based scholarships, granted directly from your choice of college during the application process. Others may be from local, state, or regional programs where your grades, academic achievements, and score affect your eligibility. We wanted to stress the importance of taking the SAT and/or ACT more than once. Studies show that students typically receive a higher score the second time they sit for the test. It would be most beneficial to take the SAT and/or ACT your junior year, then again your senior year. If you receive free or reduced lunch, you qualify for a fee waiver. The counselors have them available in their offices. Please see attachment for 2021-22 testing dates. You may register for the SAT on collegeboard.org. See your counselor with any additional questions.

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

SENIORS! Please see attachment in regards to deadline dates for colleges. If the school(s) you are interested in are not listed on this excel sheet, please go to the schools website and look up "application deadlines." Many Early Action & Early Decision deadlines are Nov 1, Nov 15th, December 1st or December 15th - you have ONE LAST CHANCE IF YOU ARE SUBMITTING AN EARLY ACTION DEC 15TH APPLICATION! Please be sure that your application is completed ON TIME! If you have questions, see your counselor. ED applicants -Apply early (usually in November) to first-choice college. -Receive an admission decision from the college well in advance of the usual notification date (usually by December). -Agree to attend the college if accepted and offered a financial aid package that is considered adequate by the family. -Apply to only one college early decision. -Apply to other colleges under regular admission plans. -Withdraw all other applications if accepted by ED. -Send a nonrefundable deposit well in advance of May 1. EA applicants -Apply early. -Receive an admission decision early in the admission cycle (usually in January or February). -Consider acceptance offer; do not have to commit upon receipt. -Apply to other colleges under regular admission plans. -Give the college a decision no later than the May 1 national response date.

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

As the Fall 2021 semester comes to a close, planning for spring and summer academic and co-curricular programs is underway. Columbia University is pleased to offer both this coming spring and summer specialized programs designed for bright, high-achieving high school students (Grades 9-12). Columbia University's Immersion Programs offer participants a unique opportunity to experience campus and become acclimated to the academic rigors of university life. Through exploratory coursework and engaging co-curricular activities, students are encouraged to think independently, critically, and creatively. Classes are taught by a passionate group of scholars and practitioners who are experts in their fields. Instructors aim to provide students the ability to think with both open-mindedness and precision about complex and challenging material. With an online offering this spring and options available both on Columbia's campus and online this summer, the Immersion Programs offer something for every student. Academic Year Immersion Spring 2022: January 22–March 27 Application Deadline: December 7 LEARN MORE: https://precollege.sps.columbia.edu/highschool/academic-year-immersion?utm_campaign=PREC_SP22-SU22_GC-03&utm_term=SHGEN5&utm_content=Precollege&utm_source=Email&utm_medium=Internal Summer Immersion 2022: New York City Session 1: June 27–July 15 | Session 2: July 19–August 5 Session 3: August 8–12 Early Registration Deadline: February 3 LEARN MORE: https://precollege.sps.columbia.edu/highschool/summer-immersion-new-york-city?utm_source=Email&utm_medium=Internal&utm_campaign=PREC_SP22-SU22_GC-03&utm_term=SHGEN5&utm_content=Precollege Use code GC20 to waive the application fee for both programs. And if they have any questions at all, please reach out to hsp@columbia.edu.

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

The sixth grade service learning project for this year is collecting articles of clothing or other things for the homeless. If you have anything that could help the homeless through the cold nights, please consider donating. We take coats, jackets, even sleeping bags. Toiletries and gift cards are also most welcome. There is a box in the front office and another will be in the cafeteria as the students come in. We have named it "The Warm and Cozy Donation." Thank you for donating!

Sandra Thomas, M.Ed. Spanish 1A,1B and 2 sthomas@mycsp.org