Schools

CCPS providing meal account refunds to high school seniors by mail

This also includes any balances on My Payments Plus, the online meal prepayment system used by CCPS.

Schools, Community

Maryland School Librarian of The Year Ends in Tie for the First Time

Maryland School Librarian of the Year award April Wathen.

Government & Politics, Schools

Calvert County Board of Education Pushes Eliminating Protections for Teachers

After nearly a dozen negotiating sessions over the past six months, CCPS is stalling discussions on salaries to try to pressure teachers to give up their workplace protections..

Schools

Calvert County Student Councils Earn State Accolades

The schools completed an extensive application reflecting on their work throughout the year to earn this honor..

Government & Politics, Schools, Community

Maryland Delegation Members Urge Negotiators to Strengthen SNAP in COVID-19 Relief Package

“SNAP plays a critical role in our nation’s social safety net and helps protect families, especially women, young children, and seniors, from poverty and hunger,” write the Members.

Defense & Military, Schools, Announcements

Calvert High NJROTC Captures Regional Title

The Calvert High unit will now compete with other winning area units for the national title..

Government & Politics, Schools, Announcements

Maryland schools closed for rest of academic year; Gov. Hogan announces stay-home order amended

Today Gov. Hogan provided several updates on Maryland’s COVID-19 response and recovery plan..

Schools, Announcements

Charles County Public Schools to hold virtual high school graduations

Superintendent Kimberly Hill announced the decision today to change graduation ceremonies from in-person events to virtual in a letter to high school seniors and their parents..

Schools

Withers honored with Leadership in Excellence award

Withers is highly regarded as a tireless advocate for instruction and pushes those around her to achieve excellence..

Schools, Community

St. Mary's College Student Government Association Donates $50,000 to Recovery Fund

$50,000 donation to the College’s Recovery Fund that has been created to help reduce financial burdens and obstacles facing the SMCM community..

Schools, Health & Wellness, Community

Alumni Jayson Williams '03 and Matt Newcomer '05 Work to Deliver Millions of Essential Supplies to the Front Lines

“It’s inspiring to see so many of us pulling together and lending a helping hand to those in need,” Newcomer said..

Schools, Economy & Business, Community

Nonprofit Institute at CSM Refocuses to Help Leaders Navigate COVID-19 Relief Loans and Grants

Provides ‘Collective Sense of Purpose in the Face of this Crisis and Furthers the Camaraderie that Prevails Among the Region’s Organizations’.

Schools, Announcements

As Weather Warms, CSM Readies to Launch #GivingTuesdayNow, Holds First Virtual Commencement, Open House and Night of Cybersecurity in Zoom

#GivingTuesdayNow is a day of giving and unity that will take place on social media May 5, 2020 as an emergency response to the unprecedented needs caused by COVID-19.

Schools

CSM Hosts Virtual Open House, Virtual Night of Cybersecurity for High School and Returning Students

These online events provide creative outreach to new and returning students while ensuring their health and welfare – and the continuity of enrollment and learning.

Schools, Community

St. Mary’s County Public Schools Honor School Lunch Heroes Serving Healthy Meals

Celebrating School Lunch Hero Day on May 1, 2020.

Government & Politics, Schools

Maryland Congressional Delegation Announces New COVID-19 Emergency Nutrition Assistance For Students Missing Free or Reduced-Price Lunches at School

The Maryland Department of Human Services estimates that approximately 427,000 children will benefit from the program.

Schools, Announcements

SMECO honors teachers for excellence in math, science and STEM

The annual awards program recognizes teachers for outstanding achievements in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM).

Schools, Announcements, Community

The Safe Schools Maryland Tip Line Remains Active

Students and Community Members Should Continue to Anonymously Report School Safety Concerns Such as Cyber Bullying or Students Struggling Emotionally During COVID-19 Crisis.