SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL BECOMES COUNTY’S
13TH MARYLAND BLUE RIBBON SCHOOL
Southern High School has added its name to the county’s Blue Ribbon honor roll by being named a Maryland Blue Ribbon School.
Schools Superintendent Dr. Kevin M. Maxwell joined Southern High School Principal Maryalice Todd and several of her staff members as well as former principal Jason Dykstra, who is now the principal at Southern Middle School, at the Maryland State Department of Education in Baltimore where State Superintendent Dr. Nancy S. Grasmick announced the honorees. Six schools from around the state were named Blue Ribbon Schools.
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TEACHER OF THE YEAR -
NOMINATION FORMS NOW
AVAILABLE:
Deadline for submission is February 27,
2009...Read more...
FY2010 BUDGET:
Superintendent Dr. Kevin M.
Maxwell has recommended a
$977.4 million operating and
$213.8 million capital
budget to the Board of
Education. The 4.9 percent
operating budget increase is
the smallest in at least 10
years. For more information
on the budget, budget
hearings and workshop, and
air times of Dr. Maxwell’s
budget address...Read more
NEXT MEETING OF THE BOARD
OF EDUCATION:
Wednesday, January 7,
2009, in the Board Room at
the Parham Building, 2644
Riva Road, Annapolis.
Executive Session (closed to
the public) begins at 8:30
a.m. Public session begins
at 10:00 a.m.
A complete agenda will be
posted the Thursday before
the meeting
here
THREE AACPS SCHOOLS RECOGNIZED
BY GOVERNOR FOR OUTSTANDING MAINTENANCE: Central Middle School, Four Seasons Elementary School, and the Center of Applied Technology North have been honored for exemplary building maintenance and operations practices by the State of Maryland. ...
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Second Annual Parent Involvement Matters Award Program Kicks Off During American Education Week:
MD State Superintendent of Schools Dr. Nancy S. Grasmick and Comcast recently announced a call for nominations ...
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