Check out this summer opportunity!
As we are approaching days with warmer weather, I would like to review a few important items with you about dress code.
● Hygiene is important. Students this age are maturing. Bathing daily and applying deodorant is a courtesy to EVERYONE. With being active daily, either at recess or gym, hygiene is essential for this age group.
Being a student is your child’s full time occupation. As part of their occupation, they need to come to school daily dressed to fulfill their duties and should be dressed as follows:
● Shirts/tank tops should cover undergarments, chest and stomach area- including when you bend over.
● Midriff, including belly button, should be covered at all times. If you need to pull it down to cover skin, it is too short.
● Shorts/skirts should be an appropriate length for school.
● Athletic shorts must have compression/bike shorts underneath them.
● See through or mesh clothing should have appropriate coverage underneath.
● Language/graphics on clothing should not be a distraction to others and be school appropriate.
Ms. Green will make the final decision on all clothing. If it does not meet dress code standards, an alternate outfit of legging and a t-shirt will be provided. Parents will NOT be called to bring clothes to school.
Thank you to ALL FOR LOVE for the bike donations. The winners were selected from a drawing of students with exemplary attendance!
Picture day for SDS 4/29
March Students of the Month
Due to today's closure all events scheduled for today will take place on Tuesday, April 2. This includes the hat parade, classroom parties and the 3-5 bowling trip.
Tune in for our Elementary Virtual Spring Hat Parade on Facebook Live on Wednesday, March 27th at 9am.
Due to the threat of inclement weather, Dorchester County Public Schools and offices will be closed today, Friday, January 19, 2024. Be safe!
Due to falling overnight temperatures and the threat of ice, Dorchester County Public Schools will operate on a two-hour delay tomorrow, Wednesday, January 17, 2024. Be safe!
UPDATE: Due to icy road conditions, Dorchester County Public Schools will be closed today, Tuesday, January 16, 2024. Be safe!
Due to the weather, Dorchester County Public Schools will be operating on a two-hour delay tomorrow, Tuesday, January 16, 2024. Be safe!
Back to school! Dorchester County Public Schools will operate on a normal schedule Thursday, January 11, 2024. We look forward to seeing everyone bright and early! #AllHandsOnDeck
Dorchester County Public Schools and Offices will be closed today, Wednesday, January 10, 2024. Be safe!
Due to the impending storm, Tuesday, January 9th all schools will be operating on a half-day dismissal schedule.
Staff will be released after the dismissal of students.
All after school activities are canceled.
Wednesday, January 10th, all schools will be operating on a two-hour delay schedule to evaluate the overnight flooding and storm damage. Stay tuned for any changes to tomorrow's schedule.
High school testing will be rescheduled. High schools will share the new testing schedule as soon as possible.
Check out our students of the month for November. https://www.dcps.k12.md.us/o/sdorchester/article/1359911
Join Mr. Bromwell at SDS on 12/13 at 6pm
Our elementary Thanksgiving dinner will be Thursday, November 9. Forms are due back by Wednesday, November 1 so we can have a food count.
Today we salute a paws-itively super principal, the leader of the Warwick Elementary pack, Ms. Marybeth Blake! What does Ms. Blake wish to be her legacy from her years as an educator? “I want my legacy to be that I have empowered all children to have confidence to be their own advocate, to leave their seven years of elementary school having a voice to stand up for what they need to be successful in their educational career and as they navigate life. I want children to be kind, fair, and inclusive of others.” Happy National Principals Month, Ms. Blake! #AllHandsOnDeckDCPS #ThankAPrincipal
Big congratulations to Cambridge-South Dorchester High School principal Mr. Jerome Stover on receiving the Maryland Business Roundtable for Education (MBRT) June E. Streckfus Leadership in Education Partnerships Award for his outstanding support of the Next Generation Scholars Program at C-SD! Mr. Stover was selected for this recognition by MBRT from programs throughout Maryland. Next Generation Scholars Programs help students determine career interests and support students through the college and financial aid application process, and at C-SD is coordinated by Ms. Lauri Bell. Mr. Stover is pictured holding his award with Ms. Shamya Johnson-Stover, Human Resources Administrator for Hiring and Recruitment for Dorchester County Public Schools.
Nine C-SD students, part of the Next Generation Scholars Program, also attended the MBRT Industry Day and Annual Meeting to cheer on Mr. Stover as he received his recognition. The event was held at McCormick Headquarters in Hunt Valley, where students met other Next Generation Scholars from across the state, learn about McCormick and the company’s careers, learn about how spices are made, talk to flavorists, and sample different flavors/spices. They also heard from Chef Stretch of Next Level Chef, a local Baltimore young man making a name for himself in the culinary industry. #AllHandsOnDeckDCPS #CreatingTheFutureDCPS
Did you know . . . The new Fast Track Child Care Scholarship application process shortens your wait to three business days to get help with childcare expenses and 60 days of childcare assistance while your Child Care Scholarship application is processed, if you are eligible! If you need childcare, find out more at www.money4childcare.com. #AllHandsOnDeckDCPS
