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Working with our friends @StethemCenter on interpersonal cooperative learning structures to increase student engagement!
Sharing notices and wonders using a cooperative learning structures article with our school team this morning!
Scores from this year’s AP Exams will be available beginning July 5. Before score release, be sure to confirm that you can log in to My AP, and remember to use your free AP Exam score send by the June 20 deadline. spr.ly/6017zi8NB
The application process that was reopened for the CASE: Curriculum for Agriculture Science Education and the dance programs closes tonight at 11:59 p.m. Find the links to apply here: tinyurl.com/mr2pk7eh.
11th-grade CCPS students can register to join the college essay virtual workshop for assistance in college essay writing. The online event is set for tomorrow, May 17 from 4 to 6 p.m. Participants must register in advance to attend. Register here: tinyurl.com/694mvbr7.
Find information on summer camps here: tinyurl.com/yc2hzcv2. Register for the kindergarten enrichment program here: tinyurl.com/yc36cx5f. Register for the AP bootcamp program here: tinyurl.com/58yjjfx4.
11th-grade CCPS students can register to join the college essay virtual workshop for assistance in college essay writing. The online event is set for May 17 from 4 to 6 p.m. Participants must register in advance to attend. Register here: tinyurl.com/694mvbr7.
The CCPS Career and Technical Education (CTE) Department is sponsoring an ASVAB test session. To be eligible to participate in the April 30 test session, students must be at least 16 years old and a current CCPS junior or senior. Register here: forms.office.com/r/RnMCztGtF2.
Tune in tonight at 5:30 p.m. on the CCPS YouTube channel (tinyurl.com/mrymd8db). to watch the virtual town hall featuring the 11 Student Member of the Board of Education candidates. Students and parents can also watch live on Comcast Channel 96 and Verizon Fios Channel 12.
Parents of CCPS high school juniors and seniors: please check your Synergy Mail for the Virtual Career Fair session schedule for today's event. Students must log into sessions using their CCPS issued Zoom account. Students also received the schedule by Synergy Mail.
It may be cold outside but things are heating up at St. Charles HS! 🔥 The HITS Expo is ON!! 🔥 See you from 1-5! #HITSExpo @CCPS @StCharlesHS
Calling all MD public school students in grades 8-12. Don't miss out on your chance to design the new MSDE CTE logo. Check out this video for details, youtu.be/ySstXqI4K54 @CTECharles
Maryland says high school sports can resume starting this week, but the timeline will look a bit different in each school district. We’ll show you the game plan in Charles County, tonight at 11 on @ABC7News.
Learning to bring it back better! #DistanceLearning2020
It may be a Code Red day for employees, but I’m looking forward to learning with @CCPS_INS @DFISHERSDSU and @Dave_Nagel1 about how to best serve our students! #DistanceLearning2020
5 things I had to learn to be a better remote teacher via @tes buff.ly/3eDkmtQ #remotelearning #remoteteaching
Can't get enough of these two! Loved seeing @CoachJLush and @Ilovechilidogs on @nbcwashington this morning!
Piling on work doesn’t equate to learning, especially if some kids don’t have adequate parental support at home. Make it manageable, use common sense, and find ways to give learners valuable feedback. It’s not how much is assigned, with the quality of what’s assigned.
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