Update to schools websites

Have You Checked Your School’s Website Lately?

Ever wonder how well your child’s school is doing? Are you tired of waiting for that periodic report from  The Capital? Your wait is over.  Now student achievement data, enrollment figures, and state Adequate Yearly Progress information, and more are available on individual school websites.

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AACPS Wants Your Comments

How To Handle Snow Days

County schools have used ten snow days so far this year and likely may have a few more. Absent a waiver from the State, school will be extended a minimum of six days into the summer.

The Board is seeking your input on how to best handle the make up days. Extend

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Police, Schools, And Snow

Anne Arundel County Police Step Up To Plate

Schools: 2 Hour Delay All Week

Anne Arundel Schools Delayed All Week

From Bob Mosier, Spokesman for Anne Arundel County Schools:

Due to continuing concerns about bus travel, bus stops, and community sidewalks, all Anne Arundel County Public Schools will open two hours late from Wednesday, February 17, through Friday, February 19. There will be no morning half-day pre-kindergarten

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A Note From The Superintendent Of Schools

Advice For Return To School

The following is from Dr. Kevin M. Maxwell, Superintendent of the Anne Arundel County Schools:

I know that parents, students, and teachers across our county are anxious to get back to school as quickly as possible. Our crews, in conjunction with those at the city, county, and state levels, have been working

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Officials Ask For Help

Residents Asked To Clear Snow

Mayor Joshua, J. Cohen, County Executive John R. Leopold and School Superintendent Kevin M. Maxwell are asking residents of the City and County to pitch in to help clear the sidewalks and fire hydrants.

In a joint press release issued today, the three stated that while crews are continuing to work around

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Anne Arundel County Schools Closed

Another Storm Wipes Out Snow Days

Anne Arundel County Schools will be closed on Wednesday, February 3, 2010 due to a winter storm which dropped approximately six inches of snow.

With this closing, and the three snow days in in December, all allotted snow days have been utilized and any additional days may result in an extension

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All State Dancers

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Nine County Students Make The Grade

According to the Anne Arundel County Schools, nine students have been named All-State dancers, giving Anne Arundel County nearly one-third of the 30 dancers chosen. Dancers were selected by professional dancers and college/university dance faculty based on technique, musicality, professionalism, performance, attitude, and likelihood of future success in

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Lots Of School News

From several press releases sent out today:

For the second time in three years, Anne Arundel County Public Schools has moved up on a nationally recognized index ranking school systems’ ability to prepare students for college-level exams. (Read Full Release)

Dancers from all grade levels throughout the county will take part in the Anne Arundel County Public

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Two Teens Earn Full Scholarships

South River And Old Mill Students Win Free Rides

A South River senior and an Old Mill senior have won a free ride to their first choice colleges courtesy of a full tuition Posse Scholarship by the Posse Foundation.

South River senior Joshua Hirakawa and Old Mill senior Gwendolyn Omolabi recently received word of their awards, sponsored

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