The Cavalier Caller Calvert High School Newsletter

Principal: Susan Johnson Vice Principals:

Mary Friedman - Grade 9 Charles Treft - Grade 11 Kevin Howard - Grade 10 Barry Gray - Grade 12

March 2010 Volume 15 Issue 6

410-535-7330 301-855-1521

Calvert High School

http://chsweb.calvertnet.k12.md.us/

Calvert High School Mission Statement:

Calvert High School, where “Involvement Equals Success”, works in coopera-tion with our parents, our educators, and our community to ensure that all stu-dents will be presented with opportunities for academic excellence and lifelong learning. By promoting respect for individuality and encouraging the importance of responsibility and citizenship, we strive to enable our students to become productive contributors in an evolving society.

Dear Parents and/or Guardians, Spring is approaching and not fast enough. With the treacherous winter, we are finally back on track and moving ahead. Students are focused real-izing there really isn’t a great deal of time left in the year. This week our 3rd quarter interims will be distributed. It is critical for students to be aware of their grades in order to make the needed changes for themselves. We had a fantastic registration night and have been in the midst of our winter play-off season. Caroline Parris, Courtney Yeates, Cindy Yeatman, Teddy Washington, and Zach Collins participated in the State Indoor Track Meet and performed well. Caroline was 6th in the mile and 8th in the 2 mile event. Teddy was 8th in the 300. It was great to see our boys’ basketball team make it to the second round of the play-offs. Although they lost this game, they played to the bitter end. In wrestling, AJ Armiger placed 1st in SMAC and 1st in the Regions. He will be participating in the state tour-nament. Joining him at the state tournament for their strong finishes are Paul Johnson and Thomas McCleod. Our girls’ basketball team will be playing in the regional finals at Gwynn Park on Friday. We hope that they will earn the regional title! And, as we round out our winter sports, spring sports are gearing up. We have over 170 student athletes trying-out for our spring athletic teams. On Monday, March 8th, we will host a spring athletic parent night at 6 P.M. This is an opportunity for parents to hear information from the athletic de-partment, our boosters, and the coach of the team. This was very successful in the winter. We will finally get to see our drama department’s performance of Annie. Come out to enjoy this production at 7 P.M. on March 11th, 12th, or 13th or at 1 P.M. on Saturday, March 13th. The students have been preparing steadily since our snow break, so it should be outstanding! Due to the snow days, there have been changes in the grading period. Below you will see the new dates for interim and report card distribution.

End of 3rd Quarter – 4/14/2010 Report Card Distribution – 4/26/2010 Senior 4th Quarter Interims – 5/6/2010 Senior End of 4th Quarter – 5/28/2010 Underclassmen 4th Quarter Interims – 5/20/2010

And on a final note, I would like to commend the following staff members on their nominations for SMECO Teacher of the Year. Mrs. Dangin and Mrs. Wallmark were both nominated because of their instructional practices in the classroom and their leadership on the staff. The wonder of sci-ence and math is opened up to students because of them. Also, Travis Mister was recognized by the Maryland Public Secondary School Athletic Association (MPSSAA) in February as the 2A Baseball Coach of the Year. This is an outstanding accomplishment for our coach. On Saturday, Dave Kistler will be recognized at the state wrestling tournament by MPSSAA for years of service to wrestling. He coached our wrestlers to many victories during his 20-year tenure! I hope to see you at one of our many spring events. If you have questions or concerns, please contact me at 410-535-7330. Sincerely, Susan B. Johnson Principal

ATTENTION PARENTS!! ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A WAY TO STAY INVOLVED IN YOUR

CHILD’S EDUCATION DURING THE HIGH SCHOOL YEARS??

The Calvert High School PTSA is accepting nominations for the following positions for the 2010-2011 school year. Training is provided for all positions. De-scriptions for each position are below. If you are interested in any of these positions or need more information, please contact Debbie Stinnett at 410-414-5292.

President: Presides at all meetings of the local PTSA and the Executive Board Coordinates the work of the officers and committees of the local PTSA Builds and maintains an enthusiastic board Routinely checks the PTSA mailbox on a regular basis Writes and provides a monthly message for the school newsletter Share signature for PTSA checks Works with the principal to coordinate dates for meetings and events Has one vote at the Calvert County Council of PTA’s Vice President: Acts as an aide to the president and performs the duties of the president in the absence or inability of the president to serve Responsibilities are decided upon between you and the president Serves on the nominating committee as chairperson Helps maintain PTSA website Treasurer: Keeps a full and accurate account of PTSA receipts and expenditures Makes authorized disbursements Presents a written report at all executive board and general membership meetings Prepares and files all necessary tax forms Ensures that the books are audited at the end of each fiscal year Secretary: Records minutes of the Executive Board and the general meetings Files all records and has a current copy of the bylaws Maintains an up-to-date copy of current PTSA membership Maintains and keeps a permanent record of official PTSA records and documents County Council Representative: Represents the local PTA at the Calvert Council of PTA meetings Reports back to the Executive Board on the actions taken by the County Council Board Has one vote at the county council level on behalf of the executive board Membership: Recruits members for general PTSA Sets up a membership table at all PTSA events in order for a chance to recruit new members Issues PTSA cards to each new member Keeps a current list of members and reports to the treasurer how many members so he/she can pay all dues for each member Volunteer Coordinator: Offers assistance to teachers/staff from the volunteer list Welcomes the teachers/staff Advertises the need for volunteers at orientations and open houses by having a sign-up table Keeps track of needed jobs, calls on volunteers to fulfill the needs, and provides occasional write-ups for school newsletter Volunteer Coordinator Assistant: Assists Volunteer Coordinator in the following duties: assistance to teachers/staff from the volunteer list, welcomes the teachers/staff, advertises the need for volunteers at orientations and open houses by having a sign-up table, keeps track of needed jobs, calls on volunteers to fulfill the needs, and provides occasional write-ups for school newsletter. Help is also needed in the following committees: Membership, Hospitality and Online/Hands Free Easy Fundraising The National PTA provides instructional CD’s for: Cultural Arts/ Advocacy & Lobbying/ Healthy Lifestyles/ Membership Each program has its own CD full of ideas, flyers, poster, letters, pictures, slide shows, articles and just about everything you would need for the program. If you are interested and would like to take a look at any of the CD’s please contact Sheryl Sweeney at 410-495-8245.

The nominating committee will give its report at the

May CHS General Meeting at which time nominations will be taken from the floor.

Calvert High School Theatre Presents………

Book by Music by Lyrics by THOMAS MEEHAN CHARLES STROUSE MARTIN CHARNIN

MARCH 11TH, 12TH, 13TH at 7 P.M. MARCH 13TH at 1 P.M.

CHS Auditorium

Adults $8 Students and Seniors $6

For Ticket Reservations, Call 410-535-7333

CONGRESSMAN STENY HOYER Invites all interested students to

The Fifth Congressional District of Maryland 28th Annual U.S. Service Academy and Military Education and Career Forum

Featuring representatives of the U.S. Service Academies, College ROTC Programs and Recruiters

MONDAY, APRIL 19, 2010

6:00-8:00 P.M. Program at 7 P.M.

The Show Place Arena

14900 Pennsylvania Avenue Upper Marlboro, MD

For More Information Call

(301) 474-0119

EXECUTIVE BOARD President: Ray Mickley Vice Presidents: Stacy and Dave Stanbery Secretary: Carol Thorp Membership: Shawn Maassel CHS Principal: Susan Johnson Athletic Director: Brad Criss

If you have a student-athlete that wishes to participate in NCAA Division I or II athletics, they need to be certified by the NCAA Eligibility Center. They need to qualify academically and they need to be cleared as an amateur student-athlete. They need to: � Register with the NCAA Eligibility Center at the beginning of their junior year at www.eligibilitycenter.org. � Complete the registration process truthfully. � Ask their high school guidance counselor to send their transcript to the Eligibility Center at the end of their junior year. � Take the ACT or SAT and use the code “9999” to have their official scores sent directly to the Eligibility Center. � Check with their guidance counselor to make sure they are on track to graduate on time with their class and have the required amount of core credits. Division I Division II (16 Core Courses) (14 Core Courses) 4 years of English 3 years of English 3 years of mathematics (Algebra I or higher) 2 years of mathematics (Algebra I or higher) 2 years of natural/physical 2 years of natural/physical science (1 year of lab, if science (1 year of lab, if offered by high school) offered by high school) 1 year of additional English, 1 year of additional English, mathematics or natural/physical mathematics or natural/physical science science 2 years of social science 2 years of social science 4 years of additional courses 4 years of additional courses (from any area above,foreign language or (from any area above, foreign language or nondoctrinal religion/ philosophy) nondoctrinal religion/ philosophy) � Request final amateurism certification during their senior year (beginning April 1 for fall enrollees and beginning October 1 for spring enrollees). � Ask their high school guidance counselor to submit their final transcript with proof of graduation.

Maryland State Athletic Directors Association

NCAA Checklist for College-Bound Student-Athletes

ATTENTION ATHLETES: Please read the

information below from the MD State Athletic Directors Assoc.

WNTER SPORTS AWARDS PROGRAM March 15, 2010

6:30 P.M. - Desserts 7:00 P.M. - Program

Yearbooks are on sale online or at school. The cost is $85.

You can go to buyyouryearbook.com

or send a check in to Mrs. Andreasen in Room 315.

PLEASE NOTE:

There is a limited number of yearbooks available. Last year yearbooks sold out.

The yearbook price does go up when the yearbooks arrive. Reserve yours today!

22nd Annual Skills-USA Bowl-A-Thon

Dust off those shoes and bowling

balls and save the date.....Calvert Career Center's 22nd Annual SkillsUSA Bowl-A-Thon will be on Saturday, March 13, 2010 at Lord Calvert Bowl in Hunting-town. Hours are 9 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. Door prizes will be awarded throughout the day. Proceeds support our high school students competing in local and national competitions. Last year the Career Center had 22 students attend the National Competition representing Calvert County. Our students were awarded 5 silver medals in 2 competitive areas. Fourteen out of our 22 students placed in the top 10 in the nation! Contact Kathy Lisko at 410-535-7323 to reserve a lane or make a donation. This year we will have a 1/2 price "Early Bird" special for the 9 A.M. and 11 A.M. time of $15 per team member with a maximum of 5 bowlers to a team. The price from 1 P.M. - 11 P.M. is $30 per team member with a maximum of 5 bowlers to a team. Theses prices include two games and shoe rental within a two hour time frame. When was the last time you went bowling? Form a team and join us for some fun!

Hello Calvert Staff, Students, and Families: After the snow, sleet, rain, and blizzards, it is nice to get back into the swing of things! The PTSA sponsored a soup and salad lunch for the entire staff on January 14th. The group shared that they enjoyed the time to visit, relax, and converse. We had our first annual Indoor Yard Sale on Saturday, February 20th. This was also a great time for all. Thanks go out to all of the NJROTC cadets for their hard work and, of course, to Commander Kletter for his great organizational skills. For future consideration, we are going to have our annual Basket Bingo on March 19th. Early bird specials will begin at 6:30 P.M. and doors will open at 5:30 P.M.. Please refer to the CHS website for all details, simply click on the PTSA link in the left-hand column. We are pleased with the turnout last year and hope to have many more avid Basket Bingo followers. Additionally, we will have our comedy night featuring Jason Linett on March 25th at 6:30 P.M. in the CHS auditorium. The cost is just $6 per person. His show is very enter-taining and proceeds will go toward scholarships for qualifying senior members of the PTSA. On a final note, the PTSA will have some board vacancies in the upcoming school year. Enclosed in this newsletter is a list of offices and descriptions of the duties. Please consider becoming involved because involvement really does equal success. Research shows that the families who are involved with their child's education enjoy the benefits which include higher overall student achievement.

Thank you, Sheryl Sweeney

from the PTSA

As Prom Season approaches, students will be shopping for the “perfect” dress that fits this special occasion. The CHS staff understands how these special dresses can be made and recognizes that most do not meet the dress code. We have elected to put out some guidelines on the dresses in order to help parents and students select appropriate ones for Prom Night. We want to avoid anyone having a bad experience if they show up to Prom in a dress that isn’t appropriate.

Dresses must be at least – not shorter than mid-thigh. Backless dresses must not be lower than the waist. Dresses should not have a long V-cut in the front or they should be modified if they are. Dresses should not be revealing or see-thru. Gentlemen should be dressed in formal attire - no shorts, sneakers

or jeans. In the past, our students have made good choices and always look very nice. We wanted to help our parents help their students make appropriate choices for this high school event. Thanks for you continued support.

Calvert High School 2010 Mulch Sale

Thank you for your support of Calvert Football & Calvert Boys Lacrosse

Brown Shredded Hardwood Mulch (3 cu ft. bag) Orders under 20 bags $4.25/bag Orders over 20 bags $4.00/bag

Red Shredded Hardwood Mulch (2 cu ft. bag) Orders under 20 bags $3.75/bag Orders over 20 bags $3.50/bag

Free deliveries are offered in Calvert County for orders of 20 bags or more. Pick up orders are available at Calvert High School in the front parking lot

on Saturday, March 20th, 2010 from 7 A.M. to 3 P.M.

$1 per bag is tax deductible

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Pre-order form must be returned by Monday March 15th, 2010 Please make checks payable to:

Calvert High School

Visit www.calvertfootball.com to download an order form

Prices: 3 cu ft Brown Shredded Hardwood Mulch: - orders under 20 bags $4.25 - Orders of 20 bags or more $4.00 2 cu ft Red Shredded Hardwood Mulch: - orders under 20 bags $3.75 - Orders of 20 bags or more $3.50

Name_________________________ Community Name (for delivery) ____________________ Address (for delivery) ________________________________ Phone _______________

Directions for delivery ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Select Type of Mulch Number of bags Cost per bag Total Brown Shredded Hardwood ___________ Red Shredded Hardwood ___________

Mail order form and payment to: Calvert High School

c/o Marc Watson- Mulch Sale 600 Dares Beach Road

Prince Frederick, MD 20678 Questions?? Contact Marc Watson

Email: watsonma@calvertnet.k12.md.us Phone 410.535.7330

The CATCH program is a school-based program, which fo-cuses on prevention through intervention. The goal of the team is to identify students whose behavior, attendance, or academics indicate they may be involved in at-risk behaviors or have some other issue impacting their success at school.

Any individual (staff member, parent, or student) can refer a student to the CATCH team. If sufficient warning signs exist, the student is referred for professional assessment and directed to the appropriate services. All referrals and information gathered by the CATCH team is confidential.

If you have any questions, please contact Mr. Verlich in Guid-ance at 410-535-7343.

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Calvert High School NJROTC

Since the last newsletter, the NJROTC has been working hard and fast to make ends meet. Cadets worked hard to qualify for the Area FIVE Drill/Athletics/Academics Championship and received great news concern-ing the event. We were invited to the Area FIVE championships where out of 10 schools we placed 8th.

On February 9th cadets from the Air Rifle Team traveled to Camp Perry, Ohio to compete in the Navy

JROTC National Air Rifle Championship. The team placed 7th in the nation. Cadets Michael Trujillo placed 23rd, Ashley Brown 25th, Tad Evans 28th, Stephen Nicholas 70th, and Benjamin Squires 101. The team almost didn’t make it there because we got hit with a snow storm that almost held us back but we pulled through and got a Southwest flight to Ohio.

On January 13th some cadets traveled to Wisp Resort for their downhill orienteering trip. While on the trip, cadets learned about downhill orienteering, leadership, and hypothermia but also found time to have a blast skiing and snowboarding. Cadets were able to shoot simulation and use night vision goggles when they traveled to Quan-tico on February 25th. It is one of our most important trips. The Cadet Ball held on February 27th at the Solomons Holiday Inn was one of the best ever. Cadets and guests enjoyed a night of dancing and fun. We are looking forward to March 6th when the cadets will travel to Gaithersburg for a drill meet. There the Athletic Team will be standing in inspection to get ready for Area FIVE which is held in Virginia Beach later this month.

N J R O T C

Census 2010 Take part in the census. People who par-ticipate in the census will help our county obtain federal and state funding and pro-vide valuable information for planning medical centers, roads and much more. Census information will help determine which areas need new schools or services for the elderly. You and your neighbors need to fill out the forms and send them back. By law, the Census Bureau cannot share your answers with the IRS, FBI, Welfare, Immigration or any other agency. Participate in the census. It’s important and safe.

Count Yourself in Calvert County’s Future

In 1970 the population of Calvert County was 20,682, by 1990 it was 51,372, and by 2000 it was 74,563. How many people live in Calvert County in 2010? The Census Bu-reau needs your help to answer that question. Government agencies and private companies use census statistics to determine where to locate services. Send in your cen-sus form as of April 1, 2010. It’s important to our community that you are counted.

Focus on Children

The census counts everyone, in-cluding children; it is not just for adults. Funds for school districts are based on the census. Local agencies use the information to plan their services, such as Head Start. EVERYONE living at your address on April 1, 2010, should be counted, even if they are not related to you. The law guarantees your answers are completely confidential. Partici-pate in the census. It’s in our hands!

CALVERT COUNTY GREEN EXPO May 2, 2010

11:00 am – 4:00 pm

Jefferson Patterson Park & Museum 10515 Mackall Road

St. Leonard, Maryland 20685

Please join us at Calvert’s 2nd Annual Green Expo, – a free, family-friendly event where you can meet vendors, see product demonstrations, eat locally grown food and learn about new resource-conserving technologies. Expo speakers and exhibitors will show us how to:

Speakers, Demonstrations, Vendor Exhibits, Local Food

Lower our energy bills and reduce water usage Find green products and services Help reduce landfill requirements through easy recycling and composting Identify Maryland and Federal tax incentives and rebates for weatherization projects, HVAC upgrades, and solar/wind/geothermal installations And much, much more

Hosted by

Calvert County Citizens’ Green Team www.calvertgreenexpo.org

Co-Sponsored by Friends of Jefferson Patterson

Park & Museum World logo designed by Jennifer Kane

Dear Parent/Guardians of Graduating Seniors, On the night of graduation, June 10, 2010, there will be a free graduation party for all seniors. This year we are going to Patuxent River Naval Base. The school buses will depart Calvert High School at 10:30 P.M. and students should arrive no later than 10 P.M. This party will last from 11:00 P.M. until 3:30 A.M. At this time, we will re-board the school buses and head back to Calvert for a wonderful hot breakfast. We anticipate breakfast lasting from 4:00 A.M. until 4:45 A.M. During breakfast, students will get the chance to win wonderful prizes! As always, each senior is allowed to bring one guest. The guest must be at least a junior in high school, or under the age of 21. Due to the cost of the facility, there will also be a $20 non-refundable payment received by each guest. This party is called Project Graduation and is partly subsidized by the Calvert Alliance Against Substance Abuse, Inc. (CAASA). The seniors will be provided with plenty of entertainment such as swimming, basketball, volleyball, movies, dancing, and bowling. The purpose of Project Graduation is to provide a safe, alcohol, and drug free place for students. We urge you to allow your senior graduate to attend this event. This is a wonderful ending to their high school career. It has always been successful in the past. Please have your child return the signed contracts as soon as possible. Please understand that no contracts will be accepted after May 7th. Again, we strongly ask that you give permission for your child to go. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact me via email or by phone.

Many Thanks,

Mrs. Kathryn Stum CHS Project Graduation Coordinator

stumk@calvertnet.k12.md.us 410-535-7333

ARE YOU TAKING THE SAT SOON?

CHS announces:

TTHEHE A ANSWERNSWER is offering

AFFORDABLE & COMPREHENSIVE SAT PREP CLASSES

at Calvert High School

During the class students learn everything they need to know about the SAT and gain much-needed confidence. Students take a full-length practice test and learn strategies and tips on

guessing, timing, skipping, and confidence-building. Over 97% of students who take this course say that they would recommend it to a friend.

Upcoming Spring 2010 Sessions

You choose the one-day session that best fits your schedule:

Saturday, April 10 from 9:00 am – 5:30 pm

OR Saturday, May 8

from 9:00 am – 5:30 pm

Space is limited. All classes are held at Calvert High. Regular tuition is $139 and 20% of all tuition collected is donated

to the CHS PTSA*. For more information or to enroll, please contact (410) 997-3006 or

email satprep@theanswerclass.com.

*REGISTER AT LEAST ONE WEEK BEFORE YOUR COURSE DATE & SAVE $10.

Why TTHEHE A ANSWERNSWER for SAT Prep?

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Over 97% of students who take T THEHE AANSWERNSWER SAT course say that they would

recommend it to a friend: “I’ve taken a 5+ week long SAT class and this helped 

more than that.”  ‐‐ S.S., Wilde Lake HS 

 

“It is very helpful, gave me more insight.  Now I know 

exactly what to expect.”  ‐‐ J.H., Great Mills HS 

 

“It is . . . great practice and an exceptional way to im‐

prove your score.”  ‐J.S., Stephen Decatur HS 

 

“It’s amazing and cheaper than those billion dollar 

month long sessions.”  ‐ A.N.,  Atholton HS 

 

“. . .with all of the things I learned I think it’s unfortu‐

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“[This course is] amazing and not only will it help on 

the SAT but any test.” – N.J. , South River HS 

Enroll today & tuition is only $129!!*

Convenient and Affordable SAT Prep at Calvert High School

Saturday, April 10, 2010 from 9:00 am – 5:30 pm OR

Saturday, May 8, 2010 from 9:00 am – 5:30 pm *Regular tuition is $139. Register at least one week before your course date

& save $10. 20% of all tuition collected is donated to CHS.

TTHEHE A ANSWERNSWER saves you time:  Learn 

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REGISTRATION FORM Course Dates – Circle one:

April 10 May 8

Student’s Name_________________ Grade: _________ When taking SAT? ______________ Parent/Guardian Name ___________ ______________________________ Address_______________________ ______________________________ Phone_________________________ Email (to receive confirmation) ______________________________ _____ Enclosed is my check for $___ made payable to The Answer.

Mail to: The Answer P.O. Box 1398 Columbia, MD 21044

To register, email satprep@theanswerclass.com, call (410) 997-3006, OR send in registration form.

March 8th - Spring Athletic Parent Night 6 P.M. March 11th, 12th, 13th - “Annie” 7 P.M. March 13th - “Annie” 1 P.M. March 13th - 22nd Annual SkillsUSA Bowl-A-Thon (Details Inside) March 15th - Winter Sports Award Program 6:30 Desserts 7:00 Program March 19th - Basket Bingo Doors Open at 5:30 P.M. March 25th - Comedy Night with Jason Linett 6:30 P.M. (Details Inside) March 26th - 2-Hour Early Dismissal March 29th - April 5th - Spring Recess - Schools Closed April 6th - Schools Reopen April 10th - SAT Prep Class CHS 9 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. April 14th - End of 3rd Quarter April 19th - Schools Closed for Students April 26th - Report Card Distribution May 6th - Senior 4th Quarter Interims May 8th - SAT Prep Class CHS 9 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. May 14th - Pops Concert 7 P.M. May 15th - Prom 7:30-11:30 Daugherty Center May 20th - Underclassmen 4th Quarter Interims May 26th - Senior Awards Program 7 P.M. May 27th - Choral Awards Ceremony 6 P.M. May 28th - Senior End of 4th Quarter May 28th - Last Day for Seniors June 3rd - Graduation Rehearsal 7:45 A.M. CHS Gym June 3rd - Senior Picnic 1:00 P.M. June 9th - 2-Hour Early Dismissal June 10th - 2-Hour Early Dismissal June 10th - CHS Graduation 2:30 P.M. June 10th - Project Graduation St. Marys College

The SAT will be given at Calvert High School on the following dates: May 1st and June 5th

Visit collegeboard.com for registration and deadline information.

The ACT will be given at Calvert High School on the following date: April 10th

See your guidance counselor or visit act.org. for more information.

ASSEMBLIES FOR 2009-2010 For Parents and Students

April 20, 2010 8 A.M. CHS Auditorium Grade 11 “Making Your College Search Count” April 20, 2010 9 A.M. CHS Auditorium Grade 12 “Making College Count”

“Financing College” Saturday Series @ Calvert Library

The Calvert Library Prince Frederick will host SoMD CAN/College Access Network for a Saturday Series of College Financial Aid seminars lead by Sonia K. Wagner, SoMD CAN Executive Director.

Mrs. Wagner has 20 years experience in the college Financial Aid field and is always excited to share information with families trying to navigate this complicated process. This series is open to the public

10:00 A.M. - Noon Calvert Library 850 Costly Way in Prince Frederick

Saturday, March 20, 2010 Part III: Paying for Higher Education &

Education Loan Consolidation

9th Grade Hearing and Vision Screening

DUE TO WEATHER CONDITIONS, HEAR-

ING AND VISION SCREENING FOR NINTH GRADE HAS BEEN POSTPONED UNTIL EARLY SPRING.

YOU WILL RECEIVE NOTIFICATION OF THE DATES OF THE SCREENING.

IF YOUR NINTH GRADER WEARS GLASSES OR CONTACTS, PLEASE BE SURE THEY ARE WORN DURING THE WEEK OF EXAMINATION.

IF YOU SUSPECT A HEARING OR VISION PROBLEM, PLEASE HAVE THE STUDENT SEEN BY A PHYSICIAN