Parents, Please see the attached QR code to place orders for your child's cap and gown, announcements, class rings, and much more. You can also visit www. Jostens.com, search for our school, and place your orders this way. Please keep in mind that all graduating seniors planning to participate in the commencement ceremony must wear a cap and gown. The deadline to place orders is February 25. Please don't wait until the last minute to order.

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Angie O'Brien

Parents, Please read the attached letter for the latest information regarding the Senior Class and events.

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Parents, There will be a mandatory graduation rehearsal here at CSP on May 24, from 11-12:30 pm. All seniors wishing to participate in the graduation ceremony must attend.

Angie O'Brien

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, If your child will NOT be returning for the 2022-2023 school year, please take a moment to fill out the following form. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/16R8uSiAw-O7KIVtNPwm6ScHyHq6Eu7BV5fy9iTAyEKg/edit?ts=61e17adc&no_redirect=true&pli=1

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, Presidents' Day is Monday, February 21, and all schools will be closed on this day.

Angie O'Brien

Parents, February 22 is School Bus Driver Appreciation Day. Show them some love and let them know we appreciate all they do.

Angie O'Brien

Parents, The National Honor Society Induction ceremony is taking place on February 23, at 6:00 pm.

Angie O'Brien

Congratulations to the following students who all received a positive behavior referral from their grade level teams. Keep up the great work! 6th Grade Xavier Ortiz Elijah Borden Isaac Avelar Mohammad Jaffri Morohunfouwa Akin-Ajayi Kendall Witten 8th Grade Kamryn Holley Awesome work!

Thank you! Administration

Parents, As you are aware the second marking period ends today. The third marking period began on Tuesday, February 1. Report cards were emailed home on February 8. Please look over your child's grades.

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

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

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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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

The USDA Office of Partnerships and Public Engagement will host a series of webinars to promote its USDA/1890 National Scholars Program. The webinars will be held on January 26 at 6:00 p.m., February 2 at 1:00 p.m. and February 9 at 6:00 p.m. To register, please see the attached flyer or use the following link: https://www.zoomgov.com/webinar/register/WN_HWZREbsBTnSOaKDm09BzEQ. Please note that due to the pandemic, the application deadline has been extended to February 15, 2022. Graduating high school seniors, freshmen and sophomore undergraduate students, faculty and staff are encouraged to attend. Please register today! Overview The USDA/1890 National Scholars Program seeks to increase the number of minorities studying agriculture, food, natural resource sciences, and related disciplines. The program provides full tuition, employment, employee benefits, fees, books, and room and board each year for up to 4 years to selected students pursuing a bachelor’s degree in agriculture, food science, natural resource science, or a related academic discipline at one of 19 designated 1890 land-grant universities. The scholarship may be renewed each year, contingent upon satisfactory academic performance and normal progress toward the bachelor’s degree. If you have questions, or need additional information, please do not hesitate to contact me. I can best be reached on (202) 306-7368 or via email. Thank you and have a great weekend! Lisa Purnell USDA Liaison Office of the Secretary Office of Partnerships and Public Engagement United States Department of Agriculture Office: (410) 651-6313 Cell: (202) 306-7368

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Gettysburg College is excited to offer several opportunities for high school juniors and sophomores to attend academic programs and athletic camps over the summer months. Learn more about our summer programming below or take a moment to explore our website. Civil War Era Studies (CWES) - Students will immerse themselves in historic Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, while studying American Civil War History through lectures, field trips, and unique learning experiences. The program will explore the circumstances leading to the war, investigate significant battles during the war, and explore the condition of the United States after the war. Camp Psych - Students will get hands-on experiences that introduce them to research in psychology during this interactive and engaging introduction to the field. Eisenhower Institute's Civic Engagement Camp - Built on the tradition of Dwight D. Eisenhower's commitment to public service, this program is designed for highly motivated high school students who have a passion for understanding the importance of civic engagement within the American political system and advancing the "unfinished work" of American democracy. Young Writers' Workshop - Students gain an in-depth introduction to all four genres of creative writing: fiction, poetry, nonfiction, and writing for stage and screen. Athletic Camps - Gettysburg College coaches share their knowledge as they work with students interested in playing athletics at the college level. Camps include football, swimming, women's soccer, and men's lacrosse.

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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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

Applications are now open for Summer 2022 Pre-College programs at UMass Amherst! Our programs offer high school students an opportunity to explore their academic interests and experience life on a college campus. Both online and in-person programs are available, at UMass Amherst and at the UMass Mt. Ida campus in Newton, MA. Scholarship opportunities are available for students with financial need. We've partnered with University faculty from many departments to offer students a wide variety of options this summer. In addition to popular existing programs like Equine Science, the Sport Management & Leadership Academy, the Summer Engineering Institute, and the Summer Design Academy, we have added programs in several new topics: New Residential Programs 3D Design: Modeling for Games, Animation & Illustration 3D Animation: Giving Life and Movement to Your 3D World Health Without Borders: Rethinking Climate Change, Energy Transition and Equity Making a TV Program: Production Design Question Everything: A Summer Philosophy Program Race and American Politics: Then and Now The Sociology of TikTok: Connecting Sociology and Social Media New Online Programs Digital Cartography: Mapping our Environment Pandemics and Society Summer Leadership Development Academy Vampires and Revenants: the Archaeology of the Undead New Programs at the Mt. Ida Campus Building & Construction Technology (BCT): CityLab Combatting the Climate Crisis with Neighborhood Trees Veterinary Technology Our programs at the Mt. Ida campus offer a convenient commuter option for students local to the greater Boston area, or a full residential option for those looking to experience campus life. We are also pleased to offer numerous lab placements for students who would like to work with faculty on live research in a university setting. A full list of program offerings can be found on our website: https://www.umass.edu/uww/programs/pre-college

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

Hi CSP students! Attached is an excellent opportunity for all high school students to receive $1,000 scholarship. Please see attachment for details.

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Hi Juniors! Mr. Light, the financial aid advisor from AACC, reached out and offered to meet with you and your parents if you require any assistance completing your FAFSA form for the 2022/2023 college year. Please see his email below along with a SignUp Genius link. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- For those of you whom I haven’t had the chance to meet, I’m Joey Light from AACC’s Financial Aid Office, and will be coordinating outreach events for our office. We wanted to extend to you a FAFSA Completion Week for the 2022/2023 awarding period and below I have a link to be shared with your students if they, and their parent (if applicable) would like to schedule a 15 minute appointment to complete the FAFSA for next year. https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0F44A8AC23A0F9C52-fafsa A few things to make sure both your student and parent do prior to their appointment: *Create and have their FSA ID username and password available (can create the FSA ID on this site Create Account | Federal Student Aid) *Their 2020 Federal Tax Return (IRS Form 1040) *2020 W2s/1099 for students or parents who earned income from work but did not file taxes for 2020 These appointments will be 15 minutes from 2/21/2022-2/25/2022 from 6pm-8pm. This will allow us to work with 40 students during the week, and sign-up for appointments will be first-come, first serve in Sign-up Genius. If we run out of appointments and a student/parent need assistance with completing the FAFSA please have your student email finaid@aacc.edu, and add in the subject line “FAFSA Completion Assistance” and to my attention. Once I receive sign-up notices from interested students/parents, I will send a Zoom meeting invites as attendees as they sign-up for appointments.

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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Real Talk is excited to launch our spring season with a two-night HBCU Edition on March 2 and 3, when a variety of campus representatives and current HBCU students will share key information about the college admissions process, scholarships, student life, and more. This Real Talk event is the perfect opportunity to hear directly from the source and gain the insight you need to help your students and their families as they decide which of the 100+ HBCUs across the country should be added to their college lists. We can't wait to see you at Real Talk: HBCU Edition on Wednesday, March 2, and Thursday, March 3, at 7 p.m. ET/4 p.m. PT! RSVP Now https://globalmeet.webcasts.com/starthere.jsp?ei23152&tp_key4b6cc8ac2&SFMC_cid=EM664181-&rid)3808035&SFMC_cid=EM666528-&rid7296113 As a reminder, Real Talk is a safe space to ask real questions and make connections that can lead to your students' future success. Designed to connect Black students and their families to colleges and access organizations across the country, every session is authentic, engaging, and, most of all, real.

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

USDA 1890 Scholars Program The USDA/1890 National Scholars Program seeks to increase the number of minorities studying agriculture, food, natural resource sciences, and related disciplines. The program provides full tuition, employment, employee benefits, fees, books, and room and board each year for up to 4 years to selected students pursuing a bachelor’s degree in agriculture, food science, natural resource science, or a related academic discipline at one of 19 designated 1890 land-grant universities. The scholarship may be renewed each year, contingent upon satisfactory academic performance and normal progress toward the bachelor’s degree. The USDA Office of Partnerships and Public Engagement will host a series of webinars to promote its USDA/1890 National Scholars Program. A webinar will be held on February 9 at 6:00 p.m. To register, please use the following link: https://www.zoomgov.com/webinar/register/WN_HWZREbsBTnSOaKDm09BzEQ. Kimberly Keith Memorial Scholarship The Kimberly Keith Memorial Scholarship was established to support the financial needs of a graduating senior whose life has been affected by cancer. This scholarship was created in memory of Kim Keith, who lived in Davidsonville with her husband, John, and two young sons, Jack and Ben. Kim passed away on June 21, 2016, after living with colorectal cancer for seven years. She was only 45.The Kimberly Keith Memorial Scholarship will be awarded to an applicant whose life has been affected by cancer. The ideal recipient is hard-working and possesses character traits such as kindness, perseverance, and generosity – traits that Kim displayed during her life. The scholarship amount is $1,500 and it is non-recurring. • The applicant must have lost an immediate family member (parent or sibling) to cancer, be a cancer survivor, or be a cancer patient. • The applicant must be a graduating senior from public or private high school located in the Baltimore / Washington / Northern Virginia area. Home-schooled seniors are also eligible. • The applicant will attend a 4-year accredited college in the fall of 2022. The application deadline for this award is March 31st. Cameron Diamond Scholarship Fund We are pleased to announce the 4th Annual Cameron Diamond Scholarship. The winner will be receiving a $1000 scholarship towards the start of a medically related career. The two (2) runners up will receive a $500 scholarship.Cameron, born in 2000, was diagnosed with Leukemia at six weeks of age. Through the wonder of a bone marrow transplant and subsequent recovery, she was pronounced cancer free at age five. Her life however, frequently faced complications because of what her little body endured at such a young age. At 7 years old, she was followed by six different medical teams at Johns Hopkins Children Center. At age 8, in St Louis awaiting a double lung transplant, the world lost a beautiful, courageous, and tough little girl. Her humor, love for life, and fight were an inspiration to her family, friends and many in the community. The assistance from those passionate nurses, practitioners, and therapists helped our family throughout the most difficult time in our lives and we are so excited to encourage a younger generation to be that light in the dark for other families. To qualify for this scholarship, the applicant must meet ALL of the following criteria: • Must be a current resident of the state of Maryland; • Must be an Anne Arundel County High School senior in the graduating class of 2022 and currently planning to attend an accredited post-secondary school (college, university, trade school, or medical school); • Must be planning to enter a medical or medical-related field. Medical or medical-related field is defined as the professional work of a duly licensed medical practitioner; this includes, but is not limited to nurses, laboratory scientists, pharmacists, physiotherapists, speech therapists, occupational therapists, dietitians, and bioengineers. This does not include administrative services such as secretarial or sales careers. There is no GPA or testing requirement for this scholarship. The application deadline for this award is March 15th. For more information and to apply please review the attached application. The Continental Betty Jean Frasier Wade Memorial Scholarship The Continental Betty Jean Frasier Wade Memorial Scholarship was established in loving memory of Continental Betty Jean Fraiser Wade who was a devoted military wife for 61 years, a mother of four, grandmother of five and great-grandmother of three. Betty spent 40 years working in the public school system as a teacher and Administrative Assistant. Continental Societies, Inc., is a national organization whose purpose is to promote the economic, educational, and social welfare of children and youth in underserved communities to enhance their recreational activities and life skills that are necessary for their optimal development. The Continental Betty Jean Frasier Wade Memorial Scholarship, in the amount of $1,000, will be awarded to an individual who is pursuing a career in Computer Information Systems. Must be a graduating Anne Arundel County high school senior in good standing and attending college for the first time. Applicants must have an acceptance letter from an accredited college, university, or technical college. Applicant must have a Minimum grade point average 2.5. The application deadline for this award is April 15th. An application has been attached in this email. Garrett County NAACP Scott Robinson Memorial Scholarship The Garrett County chapter of the NAACP (GCNAACP) has established a scholarship program for students of color attending Garrett College: The Garrett County NAACP Scott Robinson Memorial Scholarship. The scholarship is a memorial to Pastor Scott Robinson who spread the message of unity and equality throughout Garrett County and helped start the local chapter of the NAACP. Pastor Scott led seminars and gatherings on diversity and tolerance, opening many eyes to local historical and ongoing racial injustices. This scholarship honors his efforts by supporting students of color attending Garrett College. One $1,000 scholarship, renewable for up to three years, will be awarded to a Garrett College student who has graduated from a Baltimore City high school. A second $1,000 scholarship may be awarded to a graduate from any public high school in Maryland, renewable for up to three years. Student must be a person of color who graduates from a Maryland public high school with a 2.0 GPA (or better) and who will enroll as a full-time degree seeking student at Garrett College. The student/applicant must establish that he or she qualifies as need-based. The application deadline for this award is March 1st. Copied below is a link to the college Bound website and their scholarship opportunities. the Garrett Scholarships is listed under "unique scholarship opportunities". https://www.collegeboundfoundation.org/scholarships-grants/scholarship-opportunities/

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

Dear Parent or Guardian,

CSP will administer the PSAT-10 on Wednesday, March 23, 2022, to 10th-grade students. PSAT-10 establishes a baseline for college and career readiness.

The PSAT supports all students with early feedback on the skills and knowledge that matter most for college and career success. The score reports will give students comprehensive, personalized feedback on test performance, allowing students to see which questions were answered incorrectly and which academic skills they should work to improve.

The test will be administered during the 1^st period through the 3^rd period. Students will report to scheduled classes after the test.

If you have questions regarding the test, please contact Mr. Yagar directly at tyagar@mycsp.org.

If you would like more information about the test, please visit https://satsuite.collegeboard.org/psat-10">https://satsuite.collegeboard.org/psat-10

 

Tayfun Yagar

Dear Parent or Guardian,

CSP will administer the SAT on Wednesday, March 23, 2022, to 11th-grade students.

The SAT is an entrance exam used by most colleges and universities to make admissions decisions. The SAT is a multiple-choice, pencil-and-paper test created and administered by the College Board. The purpose of the SAT is to measure a high school student's readiness for college and provide colleges with one common data point that can be used to compare all applicants.

Students are not required to register for the SAT. In the past, students would register using their College Board accounts. Again, that is not required for this administration of the SAT.

The test will be administered during the 1^st period through the 3^rd period. Students will report to scheduled classes after the test.

If you have questions regarding the test, please contact Mr. Yagar directly at tyagar@mycsp.org.

If you would like more information about the test, please visit https://satsuite.collegeboard.org/sat">https://satsuite.collegeboard.org/sat

Tayfun Yagar

2022-2023 Teaching Fellows for Maryland Scholarship Program application - Now available! Dear Student, The Maryland Higher Education Commission is pleased to announce that the 2022-2023 Teaching Fellows for Maryland Scholarship Program application is now available! The Teaching Fellows for Maryland Scholarship is designed for students who pledge to work as public school or public prekindergarten teachers in the State upon completion of their studies at schools that have at least 50% of the students in the school eligible for free or reduced price meals (FRPM).­ To apply, you will need to create an account within the Maryland College Aid Processing System (MDCAPS). To create or log into your existing MDCAPS account please visit https://mdcaps.mhec.state.md.us/MDCAPS/login.aspx. Once you log into your MDCAPS account, you will see the "Apply" link where you may submit your application. Once an application has been submitted, students may select the "Check your Application Status" link (within their MDCAPS account) to view the list of documents required for consideration of the Teaching Fellows for Maryland Scholarship program. The deadline to submit the 2022-2023 Teaching Fellows for Maryland Scholarship Program application and all required documentation is April 1, 2022. Applications will not be considered if received after the deadline. For more information on the Teaching Fellows for Maryland Scholarship or any other scholarships and grants offered through the State of Maryland, please visit www.mhec.maryland.gov. Sincerely, Office of Student Financial Assistance Maryland Higher Education Commission

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

We are excited to share information with you about the 2022 PREFACE Program at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute! PREFACE is a summer program for talented students who have been historically under-represented in science, engineering, and the technological fields, and who express a strong, early interest in pursuing careers in these areas. This year’s program will take place virtually weekdays, Monday, June 27 through Tuesday, July 12, 2022 (12 days). The PREFACE Program is for students who will be entering the 11th or 12th grade in the fall. Interested candidates should review the information on the PREFACE website and complete the online application. Completed applications must be submitted by 11:59 p.m. ET on April 15, 2022. Notifications will be made to accepted students in early May. If you have questions about the program, please contact us at preface@rpi.edu.

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

Chesapeake Science Point Outdoor Track will begin Tuesday, March 1! Who: All CSP 9th-12th grade students who are registered in FamilyID. Register Here: https://www.familyid.com/chesapeake-science-point-public-charter-school/athletics-registration-spring-2022-4 Sports Physical Here: https://www.aacps.org/cms/lib/MD02215556/Centricity/Domain/240/Physical%20Evaluation%20Form%20with%20supplenetal%20COVID%20Qs.pdf What: Varsity Outdoor Track Team. Competes against other AACPS High Schools. Where: Old Mill High School Stadium Track (359 Shetland Square, Millersville, MD 21108) When: Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, 4:00-5:30pm. (Rest/At Home Workouts Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday) What do you need: Water bottle, sneakers, athletic clothing for outside AACPS is planning for a “normal opening” for the 2021-2022 spring athletics season. There is always the possibility there could be changes. If there are any changes to the spring sports season, we will communicate them to you as soon as we are made aware of them. Athletes participating on a spring sports team will need to have proof of vaccination or be tested weekly. There is a Covid 19 Attestation Acknowledgement in the Family ID registration process. Please make sure to complete that section if you did not play a winter sport. Athletes that participated in a fall or winter sport must register again for spring sports and upload all required documents to their new registration. **There is a 3:00pm bus that can take a limited amount students to Old Mill. Student will need their own transportation (parent pick up, self transport, etc) at 5:30pm. If your student wishes to take the 3:00pm bus TO Old Mill at 3:00pm, they must contact Karen Carre and sign up to ride the bus. Baseball and Softball Club will also begin in March! Who: All CSP 6th-12th grade students who are registered in FamilyID. Register Here: https://www.familyid.com/chesapeake-science-point-public-charter-school/athletics-registration-spring-2022-4 What: Baseball and Softball practices Where: Jessup Park Baseball/Softball Field (1834 Montevideo Rd, Hanover, MD 21076) When: Starting March 8th, Tuesday and Thursday, 3:30-5:00p What do you need: Glove, water bottle, sneakers/cleats, athletic clothing for outside **There is a 3:00pm bus that can take a limited amount of students to Jessup Park. Student will need their own transportation (parent pick up, self transport, etc) at 5:00pm. If your student wishes to take the 3:00pm bus TO the field at 3:00pm, they must contact Karen Carre and sign up to ride the bus.

Mr. Smith

Chesapeake Science Point Outdoor Track will begin Tuesday, March 1! Who: All CSP 9th-12th grade students who are registered in FamilyID. Register Here: https://www.familyid.com/chesapeake-science-point-public-charter-school/athletics-registration-spring-2022-4 Sports Physical Here: https://www.aacps.org/cms/lib/MD02215556/Centricity/Domain/240/Physical%20Evaluation%20Form%20with%20supplenetal%20COVID%20Qs.pdf What: Outdoor Track Team Where: Old Mill High School Stadium Track (359 Shetland Square, Millersville, MD 21108) When: Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, 4:00-5:30pm. (Rest/At Home Workouts Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday) What do you need: Water bottle, sneakers, athletic clothing for outside AACPS is planning for a “normal opening” for the 2021-2022 spring athletics season. There is always the possibility there could be changes. If there are any changes to the spring sports season, we will communicate them to you as soon as we are made aware of them. Athletes participating on a spring sports team will need to have proof of vaccination or be tested weekly. There is a Covid 19 Attestation Acknowledgement in the Family ID registration process. Please make sure to complete that section if you did not play a winter sport. Athletes that participated in a fall or winter sport must register again for spring sports and upload all required documents to their new registration. **There is a 3:00pm bus that can take a limited amount students to Old Mill. Student will need their own transportation (parent pick up, self transport, etc) at 5:30pm. If your student wishes to take the 3:00pm bus TO Old Mill at 3:00pm, they must contact Karen Carre and sign up to ride the bus. Baseball and Softball Club will also begin in March! Who: All CSP 6th-12th grade students who are registered in FamilyID. Register Here: https://www.familyid.com/chesapeake-science-point-public-charter-school/athletics-registration-spring-2022-4 What: Baseball and Softball practices Where: Jessup Park Baseball/Softball Field (1834 Montevideo Rd, Hanover, MD 21076) When: Starting March 8th, Tuesday and Thursday, 3:30-5:00p What do you need: Glove, water bottle, sneakers/cleats, athletic clothing for outside **There is a 3:00pm bus that can take a limited amount of students to Jessup Park. Student will need their own transportation (parent pick up, self transport, etc) at 5:00pm. If your student wishes to take the 3:00pm bus TO the field at 3:00pm, they must contact Karen Carre and sign up to ride the bus.

Mr. Smith

Attention eighth grade parents/guardians: Chesapeake Science Point and Anne Arundel Community College (AACC) have a partnership for the Early College Access Program (ECAP), allowing students to take college courses while in high school. CSP also has a unique partnership where selected students work toward a college Associate Degree throughout high school, earning 60 college credits through AACC classes and AP credits. Candidates for this very selective program are considered during the spring of students’ eighth grade year at CSP. Administrators, counselors, and teachers review student data and discuss individual student ability to complete college level and AP courses. AACC requires a strict limit of 22 students for this program, making it extremely selective. The selection procedures will begin in February and parent contact will take place once the review process is completed. Students and families do not need to request consideration for this program, all eighth-grade students will be reviewed and considered for the Associate Degree program. Students who are not chosen for the selective Associate Degree program are still eligible to take individual AACC courses through the ECAP program. These opportunities are usually possible in students’ junior and senior years.

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