FAITH

St. Mary Catholic School

Dear Parents:

The final few weeks of the 2014-2015 school year are upon us. Another year has

almost ended. Just when you think life cannot get any busier, it certainly does! In

talking with the students, they shared that between sporting events, dance

recitals, concerts, First Communions, Confirmation Mass, and graduations, they are

doing their best to keep up with book reports, (research) papers, science and social

studies projects, and just homework in general. Please continue to monitor your

child’s schedule and study habits to ensure time is allotted each night for his/her

studies. The end is in sight, but it really isn’t here yet!

Our final days are action-packed, so please keep our calendar close. Hopefully, you

will be able to join us for our First Friday Masses in May and June. Opportunities

to chaperone field trips including the SUNS’ game and Antietam Recreation Day,

will keep you involved in our school activities.

I also ask for your prayers that more families will make the commitment to Catholic

education as you have and enroll their children in St. Mary Catholic School for the

2015-2016 school year.

First Friday Mass &

May Crowning Please join us for our school liturgy on Friday, May 1, at 10:30 A.M. During our Mass, the fourth graders will honor the Blessed Mother with flowers and song.

JUNE MASS Please join us on June 5 for our final First Friday Mass of the year at 10:30 A.M.

OPERATION RICE BOWL Catholic Relief Services received a total of $891.53 from SMCS, thanks to our families and students who contributed. We appreciate Ms. Ward for coordinating this worthy service project and Mrs. Hammond for handling the financial responsibilities.

FIRST EUCHARIST Brian Franco, Parker Conroy, and Leah McCafferty will receive their First Holy Communion on May 2 at St. Ann Catholic Church. Sofia Alexander, Diego Cabezas, Chloe Dellaposta, Samuel Hall, Adam Kershner, Jacob Kijowski, Madelyn Kreps, Louis Maciulla, Madeline Mercurio-Vitulli, Claire O’Connor, Madelynn Renken, Keira Ritch, Jonathan Shultz, Landon Smith, Lauren Stine, Rose Waldron, Jasmyn Williams, and Quincy Swett will receive First Holy Communion at St. Mary Catholic Church on May 3. Please keep all of these students in your thoughts and prayers as they continue on their faith journeys.

May & June Newsletter 2015

Challenging the Mind—Living the Faith

June 1—Last academic day for Eighth Grade June 2—Eighth Grade Graduation Practice 9:30 to 11:30 A.M June 4—ANTIETAM RECREATION Kindergarten through Eighth Grade students attend. June 5—Last day for Pre-K 9:30 A.M. Program 10:30 A.M. First Friday Mass (Final School Mass for 2014-2015)

June 7—Eighth Grade Graduation 4:00 P.M. St. Mary Church June 8—Last day for Kindergarten 10:15 A.M. Graduation Program June 9—12:00 P.M. Dismissal June 10—Last day for Grades 1-7 10:00 Awards Assembly 12:00 P.M. Dismissal August 18, 19, and 20 - Packet Pick-up

Monday, August 24 - First Day of the 2015-2016 school year

CALENDAR Reminders

PRE-K CALENDAR REMINDERS

Pre-K does not have school on Friday, May 22.

Last day for Pre-K is June 5 with their Program at 9:30 A.M.

NEW WINDOWS In the 2013 Legislative Session, Maryland’s General Assembly passed legislation providing $3.5 million to nonpublic schools who currently participate in the Maryland Nonpublic Student Textbook Program for renovations and security-related upgrades to existing nonpublic school buildings. The program is administered through the Maryland State Department of Education (MSDE). The windows in Pre-K, kindergarten, and the K-2 resource room will be replaced for a cost of $13,200. St. Mary Catholic School will receive $12,050 in grant money from the Nonpublic Aging Schools Fund toward the window replacements. AIR CONDITIONING Thanks to the success of the 2014 HSA Auction Event, air-conditioning units are being installed in the kindergarten, first, and second grade homeroom classrooms. $21,383 from the Auction proceeds is being used to fund this cool improvement. Thank you, HSA!

Professional Development: Teachers As Learners SMCS educators participate in professional development opportunities that increase their knowledge of academic content and teaching skills and their understanding of student learning and achievement. The SMCS faculty is committed to creating an environment in which students strive and achieve academic excellence. Some of the professional development activities attended by staff members include:

2015 Conference for Maryland Pre-K Teachers: Jeanie Stark, Sister Aloysius, and Patricia McDermott (Topics included: Teaching Reading with Read Alouds, Jumpin’ Numbers & Shapes, Driving Fine Motors in Pre-K, Game On! Great Games that Teach, Guided Reading for Pre-Readers, Super Science for Pre-K, Catch Your Kids Before They Fall, ADHD & Sensory Interventions, Common Core State Standards & Centers: A Perfect Fit MEAN Girls: Today’s Girls and Relational Aggression/Bullying: Lori Balog, Tina Forsythe, Dana Hilmoe, Jen Karn, and Patricia McDermott Positive Behavioral Interventions & Supports (PBIS) Coaches’ Training: Lori Balog Technology Session, presented by Marisa Kenney: Tina Forsythe, Bonnie Cleary, Rae Leggett, Mary Poffenberger, Lori Balog, Pam Ward, Jen Karn, Mary K. Barger, Kristy Gross, Derrick Hendershot, and Stacey Renken SMART Notebook Make & Take Sessions, presented by Dana Hilmoe: Jeanie Stark, Tina Forsythe, Bonnie Cleary, Rae Leggett, Mary Poffenberger, Lori Balog, Pam Ward, Jen Karn, Mary K. Barger, Kristy Gross, Derrick Hendershot, and Stacey Renken AOB English-Language Arts (ELA) Curriculum Writers’ Workshop: Jen Karn & Mary Poffenberger iPads in Education Workshop: Bonnie Cleary, Jeanie Stark, Dana Hilmoe, Mary Poffenberger, Rae Leggett, and Jen Karn Moving Through Literacy: Making Books Come Alive with Motor Skills Workshop: Bonnie Cleary, Jeanie Stark, Mary Poffenberger, and Jen Karn Living Books: Learning Beyond the Pages Workshop: Bonnie Cleary, Jeanie Stark, Mary Poffenberger, Rae Leggett, and Jen Karn Early Childhood Webinar: Fine Motor Skills...Write Out of the Box: Jeanie Stark

Professional Development

Facility Improvements

Opportunities to Give & Make a Difference 2015 ANNUAL CAMPAIGN

The Eleventh Annual Fund, under the leadership of Mrs. Deb Bockrath and Mr. Bob Rankin, kicked off last month. Maintaining our current technology capabilities, providing a safe learning environment that only allows our students to access appropriate and reputable internet sites, and providing tuition support will be the fruits of this campaign. Our students will be better prepared to meet the challenges of living, learning, and working in an ever-changing, information-rich world. If you have not already made a donation, please prayerfully consider becoming a donor to our Annual Fund.

SMCS Endowment Fund: Mustard Seed Match for Endowed

Scholarships The Archdiocese of Baltimore will award $1 for every $2 that SMCS raises through December 31, 2015, to establish an endowed fund within the Catholic Community Foundation which will specifically support tuition assistance for students enrolled in SMCS. Please consider making a donation with the knowledge that it will be matched a dollar for every two dollars you donate. Many thanks are extended to Deb Bockrath, Patti Jones, Jennifer Harman, Susan Bloom, Bella Barron, Wanda Gerstner, and Carolyn Bryant for preparing the mailings. Also, Joe Dellaposta and WPS for printing all the brochures. Donations can be made by credit card or online giving.

SMCS CLASS OF 2015 Eighth grade is such a special year for our students at SMCS. Eighth graders may be seen wearing their special Class T-Shirts on Fridays as recognition of their years of hard work as St. Mary Catholic School students. The Class of 2015 includes Zara Ahmed, Elias Blumenberg, Olivia Brooks, Gabriel Burgess, Benjamin Byers, Emily Concovia, Norah Cvijanovich, Harrison Ewing, Frederick Farah, Elizabeth Fisher, Jahi Fleet, Morgan Giannoumis, Steven Hamilla, Nathan Haupt, Joseph Jacques, Jacob Kornilow, Charlotte Larkin, Noah Litzinger, Kira Lutz, James McKane, Anna Mele, Emma Ortiz, Quinton Reed, Sarah Sardina, Emily Saylor, Meghan Scott, Grant Shanholtz, Aria Smith, Amanda Thomas, Zachary Towns, Cole Trippett, Colette Waldron, and Ryan Wiley.

Please keep them in your prayers as they complete their eighth grade year at SMCS.

SMCS WALK 4 SUCCESS The first annual SMCS Walk 4 Success was held on April 16. Students, faculty, and parents enjoyed a beautiful walk to the park and raised $4,817 for SMCS. The orange t-shirts were quite the fashion statement! We appreciate the generosity of the Harman and Rappaport families in purchasing the t-shirts as well as the following donors for sponsoring the walk:

Dr. & Mrs. Jeff Jones Harman Funeral Home

Innovative, Inc. Remax Achievers, Jennifer Smallwood-Realtor

Jean Ann Jacques Antietam Pediatric and Adolescent Care

After Hour Pediatrics Steven R. McKane, DDS

Mr. Bob Rankin The McDermott Family

Red Barron Flooring Laber’s Office Furniture

The Renken Family Law Office of Patrick J. Nooney, PA

Alison Ridenour, OD Jerzy Kornilow, OD

Antietam Eye Associates Phoenix Health Center

Hoffman’s Meats Shahid Mahmood Family Practice

iConsult

Thank you is also extended to Patti Jones for sponsoring the Chick-fil-A lunch for Grade 8 for raising the most money. Deb Bockrath, Patti Jones, Julie Quelet, Jennifer Harman, and Nicole Rappaport should be congratulated on planning and organizing such a fun and profitable event. SMCS families are truly generous in supporting our school. Thank you!

THIRD TRIMESTER PROGRESS

REPORTS The last day of school is Wednesday, June 10, 2015. Students are expected to attend school through the last day. The Third Trimester Progress Reports will be mailed by June 18.

HSA EVENTS

A sincere thank you is extended to Paul Giannaris for his very generous donation of all of the pasta for the Spaghetti dinner. Mr. Giannaris provided a delicious meal to 136 people. We had a tremendous support staff for the dinner, which included: Kelly Byrn, Carrie McMahon, Suzy Gray, Jackie Strama, Rachel O’Connor, Jen Flannagan, Tammy Shultz, Dana Weaver, Jonna Larkin, Max Larkin, Charlote Larkin, Marjorie Kane, MJ Sommerville, Julie Quelet, and Mo Tedeschi.

MIDDLE SCHOOL SOCIAL The final Middle School Social Hour of the year will be held on Friday, May 8. Our fifth grade students are invited to attend this social as up and coming sixth graders. Fifth graders need to return their signed permission slips to attend. The cost of attending the social is $1.00.

HSA OFFICERS FOR 2015-2016 Co-President: Jennifer Smallwood

Co-President: MJ Sommerville Vice-President: Cathy Ellis

Corresponding Secretary: Jackie Strama Recording Secretary: Lisa Muto

Treasurer: Nicole Rappaport

On behalf of the school community, I want to thank Mrs. Tammy Shultz for serving as HSA Co-President and Mrs. Mo Tedeschi for serving as HSA Recording Secretary for this school year. Their time and efforts truly made a difference for our students!

SPRING USED UNIFORM SALE

Many thanks are extended to Debbie Corsi for coordinating and organizing the Used Uniform Sale, and her committee Jenny Beck, Emily Britton, Jen Flanagan, Shannon Flint, Sherri Goetz, Jen Harman, Penny Sardina, Michelle Watts, and Dana Weaver, for working the day of the sale.

$358.10 was profited on sale day.

Please continue to send in your Box Tops. As always, we do appreciate all of Sister Corda’s efforts!

SPAGHETTI DINNER

Coordinators and

Co-Coordinators Needed

Looking for a way to get involved and fulfill your volunteer commitment obligation? Please consider coordinating or co-coordinating one of these events for a good chunk of your hours: Annual Auction, Thanksgiving Luncheon, Volunteer Co-Coordinator, Scholastic Book Fair, Pancake Breakfast, Grandparent’s Day, Family BINGO, Fun Night, Spaghetti Dinner, Wolfgang Candy, Pixie Shop, Playground, Martins A+, Monthly Scrip sales outside of Masses, Middle School Social, Used Uniform, Yankee Candle, and Homeroom Parent. More information is forthcoming.

Many Hands Make Light Work Policy

In order to have the policy finalized in time for the 2015-2016 school year, we are asking each family to log in to Help Counter ( www.helpcounterweb.com; Login: stmary149; Password: ase8eq ) for tracking volunteer hours during this year. This way we are able to monitor and tweak the policy if necessary.

ANTIETAM RECREATION DAY

Mark your calendars. Field Day at Antietam Recreation is scheduled for Thursday, June 4. Information packets were sent electronically last week.

STUDENT COUNCIL EVENTS

Out-of-Uniform Days

S C R I P Dates SCRIP dates for the remainder of this school year are May 11, and 18 as well as June 1, 15, and 22. Additional summer SCRIP dates are forthcoming.

FUN NIGHT

SMCS Tervis Tumblers

There are still a limited number of Tervis tumblers with our St. Mary Catholic School logo available for purchase from the HSA. 24-ounce water bottles are $21 and 16-ounce tumblers with a blue lid are $16. Show your school spirit by sporting this on-the-go drinkware.

April TAG Day The student council wants to thank all students who participated in the April TAG days that realized $264.50 for Wounded Warriors.

May Tag Days The Student Council is sponsoring a CRAZY Day on Friday, May 22, with proceeds benefitting Mary’s Center. Students may wear crazy attire (no hair dye). TAG Day on May 29 will benefit Camp St. Vincent.

The last dance of the year will be held on Friday, May 1. Theme and attire guidelines are forthcoming.

The HSA and the Student Council will host St. Mary’s Annual Fun Night on Friday, May 15, from 5:30 to 8:00 P.M. Proceeds will benefit St. Mary Catholic School. Please mark your

calendars for this special community-building event. Live music, games, good food, the moon bounce, the Velcro wall, a balloon

twister, popcorn, and cotton candy are among the highlights. The Student Council

appreciates the efforts of Mrs. Strama and Mrs. Stine in organizing this event.

Elections for the SMCS Student Council officers for the 2015-16 school year will take place this month. Guidelines for the election were explained to sixth and seventh grade students. The election timeline is as follows: May 4—Nomination Forms Due May 11—Posters Due May 13—Primary Election (First Vote) May 18—Speeches and Final Vote May 26—Induction Ceremony (2 P.M.)

ELECTIONS

Middle School Dance

MIDDLE SCHOOL SOCIAL STUDIES FAIR WINNERS

1st Place: Jackson Pentony

2nd Place: Frederick Farah

Morgan Giannoumis Madelyn Ortiz Samuel Strama

3rd Place: Zara Ahmed & Emma Ortiz

Therese Martin & Bridget Nooney Sarah Sardina & Emily Saylor

Thank you, Mrs. Gross, for organizing this wonderful event! Thank you is also extended to the judges, Mrs. Ida DeGraw and Mrs. Ann Marshall.

National Junior Honor Society

Congratulations

On April 22, The Reverend George A. Limmer Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society at St. Mary Catholic School welcomed eighteen new members.

Recognizing students who have met high standards of scholarship, leadership, citizenship, character, and service is truly a celebration. An honor such as this is a wonderful way for the school and community to appreciate the choices, and sometimes the sacrifices, these students have made.

On behalf of the faculty and staff, I want to congratulate the following newly-inducted members to the NJHS:

James McKane, Anna Mele, Bridget Nooney, Lauren Aguila, Annie Balog, Emma Beal, Lauren Beck, Olivia Craver, Caroline Dillard, Emma Flint, Nicholas Kornilow, Havilah Mangalapati, Morgan McMahon, Owen O’Connor, Madelyn Ortiz, Jackson Pentony, Stephen Reiter, and Tyler Tran.

SOCIAL STUDIES FAIR

GOOD S.A.M.s I want to congratulate our Good S.A.M.s for April: Ava Stumpf, Olivia Hudson, Leah McCafferty, Juliana Rodriguez, Lauren Kane, Lleyton Foster, Lucas Hammer, McKenzie Foster, and Sarah Sardina.

Thanks for your Service, Attitude, and Manners!

Other Newsworthy Items

Thank you is extended to Mrs. Jackie Swarner for coordinating this fundraiser and to Sister Aloysius for faithfully picking the winning ticket each week. Congratulations to the following April winners:

($50) Week 1: Mr. & Mrs. Mele

($50) Week 2: Dana Weaver ($50) Week 3: Patti Wiley

($100) Week 4: The Quelet Family

The Knights of Columbus sponsored a substance-abuse poster contest for Washington County students eight to fourteen years old. Students were encouraged to develop an original poster and slogan idea designed to discourage others from experimenting with drugs and alcohol. The first place winners received a certificate and $50 and the second place winners received a certificate and $25.

And the Winners are… Ages 8-11 Division: Alcohol Awareness 1st = Havilah Mangalapati 2nd = Brandon Kijowski Ages 8-11 Division: Drug Awareness 1st = Madelyn Ortiz 2nd = Liam Harbert Ages 12-14 Division: Alcohol Awareness 1st = Rory O’Hanlon 2nd = Gracen Sommerville Ages 12-14 Division: Drug Awareness 1st = Lucas Hammer 2nd = Andrew Stine

Phase III Raffle Ticket Fundraiser

Knights of Columbus Poster Contest

Be Kind and Gentle

Be Responsible

The SMCS Keys for Success

Be Respectful

The SMCS Keys for Success Wins PBIS Bronze Award

St. Mary Catholic School has been awarded the PBIS Bronze Level award by the State of Maryland for its first year of implementing The SMCS Keys for Success. This was the HIGHEST level of eligibility! The purpose of the recognition program is to provide acknowledgement to schools in Maryland that have successfully implemented school-wide Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports. (PBIS).

SPRING RUMMAGE SALE Our annual spring rummage sale will be held on May 7. Set-up day is May 6. Please consider volunteering

your time to help with this event. All proceeds benefit Saint Mary Catholic School. Thank you, Mary

Grove, for your continued support of SMCS!

CAFETERIA LUNCHES FOR RUMMAGE DAYS Students do not need to preorder lunch on May 6 and 7. Students may order lunch as usual and it will be delivered to classrooms at lunch time.

St. Mary Catholic School and the Archdiocese of Baltimore have a commitment to maintaining the trust of the faithful by providing our children and youth with safe environments characterized by healthy relationships. With our longstanding commitment in mind, all parishes and archdiocesan Catholic schools use Shield the Vulnerable, a compliance management system that allows all parishes and schools to facilitate compliance with archdiocesan child protection requirements for all volunteers who work with minors, employees, and clergy. Please register as a St. Mary Catholic School volunteer at www.shieldthevulnerable.org. All new volunteers should complete the process as soon as possible.

All volunteers should have received a letter from Mrs. Jan McCarter outlining the steps you need to complete in order to transition into the Shield the Vulnerable system. Beginning July 1, all volunteers must have completed Shield the Vulnerable. Please contact Mrs. McCarter, our screening coordinator, at jmccarter@saintmarysonline.org or (301)739-0390, ext. 129, with any questions or concerns.

2015-2016 REGISTRATION Registration for new students opened on Saturday, January 24. If you know of any families who might be interested in learning more about St. Mary Catholic School, please encourage them to call and set up an appointment “to check us out.” Prospective students are encouraged to spend a day shadowing.

HEALTH UPDATES

It's time to schedule your child's physical over the summer for those who need updated immunizations, 2nd MMR, 2nd Varicella, 7th grade Tdap, and 7th grade meningococcal. Maryland State requires that these dates be submitted to the school upon entering the new year. Check out the link to the WCHD Walk-in Immunization Clinic, http://www.wcps.k12.md.us/news/news_highlights/2015/04_16_15.html. If you have any health-related questions, please contact Ms. Paula Radley at (301)733-1184, ext 104, or by email, pradley@stmarycatholicschool.org.

PERPETUAL ADORATION CHAPEL NEW ADORERS are needed for the Perpetual Adoration Chapel located at St. Maria Goretti High School. "The time you spend with Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament...will help bring about an everlasting peace on earth.” (Mother Teresa of Calcutta) Call Mr. or Mrs. Ott for more information at 301-739-4167.

Shield the Vulnerable

A FRIENDLY BUT

NECESSARY REMINDER All financial obligations owed to St. Mary Catholic School, including tuition, fees, and after-school care expenses, must be paid in full or official school records, such as progress reports and diplomas, will be held. All financial obligations for eighth graders must be paid in full by May 15 in order for these students to participate in the Graduation Mass on June 7.

HAIR POLICY This is a reminder that the hair policy on page 23 of the Handbook is to be followed through June 10. Please plan haircuts accordingly.

SPRING BAND CONCERT Please join Ms. Kristin Hiser and the SMCS Band for their Spring Concert on Thursday, May 28. The student body will enjoy an afternoon show at 2:00 P.M. and family and friends are invited to the 6:30 P.M. performance. The students promise to amaze their audience with their musical talents. The SMCS Band is comprised of Sarah Sardina, Alice Poffenberger, Kaitlin Dellaposta, Gabrielle Tedeschi, Joseph Zabrucky, Nicholas Kornilow, Zachary Mentzell, Adam Rappaport, Daniel Duncan, Shannon Quinones, Zachary Zanetti, Rachel Hull, Noah Karn, and Spencer Pentony.

In Your Prayers

Please remember George Robert Lyles, Jr. (grandfather of Quinton and Mason Reed) who passed away this past month. May the souls of the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace.

As always, I ask for your prayers to the Holy Spirit to give me the guidance and wisdom needed to serve as principal of Saint Mary Catholic School.

May God Bless You! Patricia A. McDermott

TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALLPARK! SMCS will be attending a Suns’ Game on Wednesday, May 20, at 10:30 A.M. Students, staff, and parents may purchase a ticket and pizza lunch for the low cost of $5.00. Students and staff will be transported by bus to the stadium. Parents may meet us there! Tickets must be purchased in advance. Permission slips, ticket order form with lunch choice, and payment must be turned in by the morning of May 6. SMCS appreciates Ms. Cleary’s efforts in planning this fun day!

SUN’S GAME

Shield the Vulnerable

Intermediate Spelling Bee

On May 13, students from the third, fourth, and fifth grades will participate in the St. Mary Catholic School Intermediate Spelling Bee. Students in these grades took a written test to compete for a spot in the Bee. Thank you is extended to Mrs. Karn for coordinating this event.

Congratulations to the following students who are our spelling bee contestants:

Third Grade Raijah Azurin, Abigail Harman, Cardin Dang, Ethan Knipple, Shanna Hall, Mackenzie O’Berry, Zachary Kumar, Anthony Corsi, and Henry Ortiz

Fourth Grade Phillip Aguila, Samantha Espiridion, Connor McCardell, Noah Karn, Jesse Mangalapati, Armani Kenney, Lucy Strama, Spencer Pentony, and Evan Weaver

Fifth Grade Ty Ambush, Daniel Duncan, Gabrielle McCafferty, Logan Flanagan, Noah Hall, Rayan Shahid, Madison Smith, Amina Pasha, Da’Monique Brown, Mackenzie Ridenour, Matthew Stine, and Zachary Zanetti

HELP

WANTED

Our SMCS After-School Care Program is in need of additional attendants to provide supervision for our students. It is a paid position. If interested, contact Ms. Radley to schedule an interview.

pradley@stmarycatholicschool.org

Rummage Sale Guidelines

The Saint Mary Catholic School Annual Spring Rummage Sale is scheduled for Thursday, May 7, 2015. The set-up day is Wednesday, May 6. We are in need of volunteers. Please consider giving your time to this community-building event that does generate income for SMCS. Since school will be in session, the following safety procedures will be in place: Wednesday, May 6 (Set-up)

The sale is not open to the public.

Students will come directly to the classrooms upon arrival in the morning.

Students in grades K-8 who have a signed permission slip and money will be escorted to the sale

in the afternoon by their classroom teachers and parent volunteers. (Please contact your child’s

homeroom teacher if you can help chaperone.)

Weather permitting, students will be outside for gym class in a roped-off portion of the

playground near the middle-school doors.

Break and recess will be indoors.

Students will have lunch in their classrooms.

Thursday, May 7 (Sale Day)

Students will come directly to the classrooms upon arrival in the morning.

Pre-Kindergarten students will be on a field trip off campus for the day.

The Rummage Sale will be held in Fatima Hall of the Parish Center, the cafeteria, and the Msgr.

Passarelli room. Large items may be found on the Primary lot in the area outside the cafeteria.

The stairwells leading from the cafeteria to the classrooms will be monitored. No one will be

admitted upstairs.

Students will have lunch in their classrooms.

Break and recess will be indoors.

Parent volunteers will visit the classrooms in the afternoon to sell baked goods to interested

students.

A paid HPD Officer will be on the grounds from 8:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M.