1. education
2. school

March 18,
2015
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"Nurturing a lifelong love for Jesus, each other, and learning"
Special points of
interest:
•
March 19 (Thursday)
-Early dismissal; 2nd
grade Hot Dog lunch
•
March 21 (Saturday)
--Quarter Throw­
Down--6 p.m.
•
March 23 (l'1onday)­
Basketball Awards
banquet--6:30 p.m.;
Parish Council meet­
ing-7 p.m.
•
-Noon
March 27 (Friday)­
Living Stations-2:30
p.m. ; Easter break
begins
•
March 28-April 6­
Easter break
•
Is it Bingo? Is it an Auction?
Come and join us for an even­
ing of fun and find out what
it's all about? Call up your
pals, girlfriends, neighbors, co­
workers, family and invite
them to join you on Saturday,
March 2 I, 20 15 for the 5MB
Quarter Throw Down.
Doors open at 6 p.m. and the
Auction begins at 7 p.m.
Check out the flyer for a list
of participating vendors and
other important information.
You won't want to miss this
fast, action-packed, prize-filled
evening!
March 24 (Tuesday)­
Open House-l 0 a.m.
•
Ouarter Throw-Down
April 7 (Tuesday)­
Classes resume; Sum­
mer uniforms
Easter Break
place those old sneakers
with a nice new pair of allwhite tennis shoes for
PE.
Spring Mulch Sale
Our spring mulch sale was
quite successful despite the
rainy weather. Thank you to
Junior and Tina Stokes who
organized the sale and deliv­
ery. Thank you to Scott
Goldsmith, an alumni parent,
for using his equipment to
load mulch onto the trucks.
We appreciate all the help of
our volunteers who braved
the chilly rain to deliver and
unload the mulch: Tony
McRoy, Jeff Lloyd, Jason Rol­
lins, Dante Rollins, Jim Kettle,
Joe Aviles, Joseph Aviles, Dan­
iel Pruitt and Steve Harrer.
Thank you to everyone who
purchased mulch. You are
what made this fundraiser suc­
cessful. Check in the main
office if you want to buy any
bags of mulch that are left.
Although Charles County
Public Schools have added
days back into their sched­
ule and shortened their
spring break, St. Mary's Bry­
antown will follow our reg­
ular scheduled break. The
last full day of school is Fri­
day, March 27, 2015. Clas­
ses will resume on Tuesday,
April 7, 2015. Check our
Hot Lunch Orders
calendar on our website at
www.bryantown.org.
We would like to thank our
Classes resume on
families for cooperating with
Tuesday, April 7, 2015.
our new ordering procedures
making sure orders are done
Students will return
on-line and that payments are
wearing their Summer
turned
in timely. We ask that
Uniforms! Please check
order on time.
you
continue
the Student-Parent Hand­
Any lunch order that is placed
book for details on proper
without full payment will be
uniform. Easter break
cancelled and returned, and
would be a great time to
you will have to provide lunch
replace uniforms that no
for your child/children for that
longer fit and perhaps re­
month. Thank you for your
13735 Notre Dame Place Bryantown, MD 20617
understanding and cooper­
ation. If you have any fur­
ther questions, please con­
tact Mrs. Caniglia.
TAP News-Very
Important!
Please note these im­
portant ordering deadlines
prior to Easter break.
*03-1 9-1 S-Last week for
physical paper card orders
*03-2S-IS-Last day for
Walk-up sales
*03-31-IS-Last day for
Presto-Pay, Scrip Now, and
Reloads. Stock up for
Easter shopping and get as
much discount on this
year's TAP rebate as possi­
ble. We will continue the
TAP program beginning
with paper orders on April
8, 2015. These orders will
start your account for the
2016-2017 school year.
Start out right and order
your groceries and gas
every week!
Registration for
2015-2016
If you are a current family
who has not re-enrolled
your child we kindly ask
that you do so as soon as
possible. To ensure your
child's seat for next year
current families need to
supply a $150 registration
fee and update the TADS
online application. We
301-932-6883 301-843-3387 www.bryantown.org
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St. Mary's News
appreciate your cooperation
as our enrollment numbers
help to determine many
things for the fall including
textbook and supply
If you have any questions
contact Mrs. Crozier or Mrs.
Caniglia.
"I had heard
of you by
word and
mouth, but
now my eye
has seen
you. I
disown what
I have said,
and repent
in dust and
Job 42:5-6
Program
Want to earn a significant
tuition rebate quickly and
easily? Simply
a family
who ,."""iict-",,.c
and remains at the school
entire year (20 I
2016), and you will receive a
$1 000 tuition
If
there are two students that
you are
for a
$1500 tuition credit.
the word of 5MB's
registration, discuss with
families
the
things
that 5MB has to
and
help reduce your tuition.
100th year logo are on display
in
foyer.
is also information on how to
land's End is working
with our school to offer this
very special logo, so our cur­
rent
alumni families can
participate in this year's spe­
cial
of our history
of Catholic education. If you
help or further infor­
mation, contact our parent
volunteer, Clare Stine, at 301­
934-3412.
5 will be offered
Sunday
from 9:30 to I I: 15 a.m.
throughout
school year.
hope that this
ser­
vice will
a benefit by chil­
with quality care while
the 10
a.m. Mass. For more infor­
mation and to rpcrl<::tl"r
lisa Shumaker at 301-870­
2220 ext. I I.
5MB is celebrating its 1000h
anniversary of Catholic
cation. and you can purchase
spirit wear from land's
Samples of clothing
ac­
cessories depicting our spe­
Catholic Business Association Scholarship
Saint, Blessed or
Servant of God--Feast
Day or Passion
St. Photina Included in this week's packet is the information and application for
CBA
is April I, 20 I
Families must mail
Scholarship.
note that the
own application
supporting documents to the CBA address at
bottom of the first page of the application. If you are applying, you must also
have a letter of recommendation from Father Conley and Mrs. Caniglia.
Please make those requests for letters of recommendation by March 20,
I so
Mrs.
time to write the
before
break. This scholarship is an excellent way to help offset tuition. but you
to
eligible.
must apply and comply with all of the
Our Students are Amazing!
accomplishments. They certainly have
featured in
we had to
on with our
been so many amazing things
and
students and citizens.
a whole page to
of our students were
issue of the Catholic Standard for advocating for the Maryland Education Credit. Those
students are Raina Dela Cruz,
Holly, Sam Silverstone and Catherine Nguyen. Several other students were
featured in the online version of the Catholic Standard standing on the
We've been """....
excellent
n""eli.-3t"..
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for what seems
tnr.ov.:...
to get the
of the State House.
results of our
teams. All of our teams did an
representing our school, but more importantly for representing their excitement of what they had
learned. Our 8th grade
won 7 more
to go with the 5
had already
If you like to view these winning rrl",nhi~" they are on display outside Mrs.
won earlier in
Caniglia's office.
teams competed with numerous private and public schools in the tri-county area of
Southern Maryland. They participated
ming.
and the 5th
in areas of
challenges and
ers. Mrs. Truss and Mrs.
ideas,
construction
program­
A huge thanks to our Science teach­
for their
leadership in guiding their students in
curriculum. Thanks also goes to our computer teacher, Mr.
his technical
very challenging
and of course thank
you to the engineers who assisted our students on a weekly basis. Great job everyone!
This weekend our
Imagination teams competed at the
six teams from various
levels
Thank you to all
County Regional Competition. We
dedicated
Keith
Mr. & Mrs. Fleming, Mr. Padgett & Mrs. Barker. Mrs. Dyson, Mr. Watson. Mr. Waltemyer. We would also like to
thank our
Shirlene
Jody Mclain,
Bull. Donald Hill. and Sandy Nguyen. Thank you to our
faculty representative. Mr. Wilson. who organized teams and coaches. We will have two of our teams advancing
to the State Competition. Brand Aid, coached by Mr. Watson and
represent our
at state! We wish
academics,
and teamwork.
Congratulations to our Confirmation
luck! Our 01 teams are another
by Mr. Krechman will
example of challenging
work!
who attended a Confirmation Spirit
Spirit Day was
at
preparation for
holy sacrament of Confirmation.
wonderful
Bacon Barn,
Mary's Newport Church and was a day filled with prayer, fellowship, games,
and the
was the guest speaker/musician and he
lies. Save the
grade parents will
some
on the commitment of Confirmation and the amazing gift
that God has given us in this sacrament. St. Mary's Bryantown will be having Confirmation on
15 at 7 p.m.
past Saturday.
hosting the reception
May 26.
the 8th grade Confirmandi and their
2 nd Grade Hot Dog Lunch
THURSDAY, March 19, 2015
Hot Dog
$1.00 Soda
$.25 Chips
$.25 Baked Goods
Candy Jar names
$.25 $.25 Vendor Quarter Auction
Saturday, March 21, 2015 St. Mary's Bryantown School Bryantown, MD Doors open at 6:00PM / Auction begins at 7:00PM Questions or reservations? Call 301-536-8478 Michelle Truss Paddles are $3 each or 2 for $5 Bring your own quarters or buy them at the Throw Down All items are only
1, 2,3, or 4
quarters! Win
items for as little
as .25!
Over 70 prizes wi II
be won! Lots of
variety, TONS of fun!
Concessions
available.
Featuring products from:
Origami Owl
Glassed Euphoria
Tastefully Simple
Tupperware
Celebrating Home Reclaimed Recycled Relics
Jewelry in Candles
Bottoms Up
Everlasting Creations
Miche
Longaberger Princess House
Thirty One
AND MORE!
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How does a quarter throw down work?
All bidders purchase a numbered paddle for $3 - a bingo ball with the same number goes into a basket. Vendors offer items for auction (new, quality items from their companies.) Based on the value of the item, you bid on the item with quarters. (Example - a $38 baking stone from Pampered Chef is up for auction. If you want a chance to win, you pay .50.) Everyone who wants to bid on the item pays .50 to their table worker, and holds their bidder number in the air. When all bids are in , the basket of balls is stirred, and a number is drawn. If the person holding the corresponding paddle number bid on that item, they win it. If not, another number is drawn until a winner is found from all bidders. This process continues until all 100+ items are won. Bidding scale for Quarter Throw Down auctions: Retail of $20 or less =1 quarter $21 - $40 =2 quarters $41 - $60 =3 quarters $61 + =4 quarters (no bids will be over 4 quarters, regardless of the value!) St Mary's School Lunch
and
DUE THURSDAY TH MAR. 19
on "Parent
Print
return the invoice
payable to: St MarYs Bryantown.
P~'Jrn'l"nt
Place Your ORDER ONLINE
Ensure Accuracy
Return Online Invoice With Your Payment
APRIL Monday
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Tuesday
I Wednesday I Thursday I
1.
7.
6.
2015
No School
8.
1
2
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No School
9.
1
Friday
3
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enter your
PER CHILD.*
*Complete
No
10.
No
Menu Selections
by
Cost
Grade
13.
15.
16.
17.
Pizza
Mac-n-
Subs
Hotline
21.
20.
22.
23.
Pizza
24.
Chick-Fil-A
Subs
29.
27.
Nicks Sub-
Ham__ Tuna__ @ $3.50 each
each
each
each
each
30.
Pizza
Subs
NOTES
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
... ·Pizza Hotline pizza price does NOT include a drink or chips.•••
Tequila Grill Chicken or Cheese Quesadilla with rice, frUit, and a drink
NICKS Subs includes chips, cookie, and a drink.
Chick-FiI-A includes chips and a drink.
Drink is a cup of fruit punch or lemonade. Extra cup costs $0.25.
Chips can be purchased over the counter for $0.25
Ice Cream is available on Tuesday and Friday for $1.00
Please order on lineI
SORRY
4/23
4/30
I Chick-Fil-A
I Chick-Fil-A
NO LATE ORDERS ACCEPTED 4/10
4/17
4/24
I Hotdo!< chies & drink
Nuggets__ Wrap__ @
$1.50 each
Extra hotdog
$1.00 each
to: St. Mary's Bryantown
NO
TOTAL
___.____ Total Amount
ORDER ON-LINE
** Don't be
Deadline: THURS, MARCH
ON-LINE
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LUNCH VOLUNTEER SIGN UP SHEET FOR APRIL 2015
;
form is due Thursday, March 1
for lunch
Sign below on dates you can
For MON,
For FRI, please arrive by 10:30
WED & THURS, please arrive by 11:15
**IF YOU SIGN UP, PLEASE SHOW UP FOR THE DATES YOU'VE COMMITTED!*
Name/Contact #
TEQUI
GRILL
NICK'S
CH
PIZZA HOTLINE TEQUILA GRILL NICK'S SU
CHICK-FI
HOT LUNCH
5
MONDAY 1/15
4/22/15
WEDNESDAY
4/23/15
THURSDAY
5
MONDAY 4/28/15
4/29/15
WEDNESDAY
4/30/15
PiZZA HOTLINE
TEQUILA
GRi
NICK'S
CHICK-FIL-A
PIZZA HOTLINE
TEQUILA
GRILL
NICK'S SU
CHICK-FIL-A
RETURN THIS FORM
THE
THANK YOU!!!
If you are unable to make it for your assigned day, please contact Lynn Godwin @
443-286-7628 or the school office @ 301-932-6883 as soon as you can, so other
arrangements may be made. Thank you for your volunteer time and cooperation.
Order Form 2014/2015 ilk Program 4th Quarter Milk Program
(This is
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day classes resume
To order:
III
III
III
complete the
below
Return form +
Make your check payable to
A separate check is required for
(Milk Money is
in a
account in
with state regulations. )
4th quarter cost:::: $lS.00/child
Child's
Grade:
Flavor:
White
Chocolate Child's
Grade: Flavor:
White
Chocolate Child's
Grade: Flavor:
White
Chocolate Payment: __ I wish to order for the 4th quarter(remainder of the school year) -- $1S/child Reminders:
);>
Milk form/payment due date: ~~=======~======='
);> Changes to your child's flavor choice may be made at that time.
Thank you. SPRING MULCH SALE (pre-order sale only) Proceeds to benefit St. Mary's Bryantown Church and School Shredded Hardwood Mulch $4.00 per 3 cubic ft. bag ORDER BY FRIDAY, March/~I' 2015 Where: St. Mary's Bryantown School Parking Lot (PICK UP ORDERS)
13735 Notre Dame Place, Bryantown, MD 20617
Contact:
Any questions, please call the school at 301-932-6883
(NO ORDERS will be accepted over the phone)
Email questionsto:Stokes:[email protected]
FREE DELIVERY FOR THE PURCHASE OF 50 BAGS OR MORE NO ORDERS Will BE ACCEPTED WITHOUT PAYMENT DUE
fOR ORDERS: fRIDAYp MARCH
(NO EXCEPTIONS) +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
MULCH ORDER FORM - DUE BY THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 2015
Red Colored Mulch
Brown Colored Mulch
Black Colored Mulch
# of Black Mulch
bag 3 cubic ft.
Mulch
_ _ _ _ X $4.50 per
bag 2 cubic ft.
Total Enclosed
Check
Total Enclosed
Check
Total Enclosed
Check
# of Brown Mulch bags
_ _ _ _ X $4.00 per
Free delivery
# of
purchase of 50 bags or more.
_ _ _ _ X $4.50 per
bag 2 cubic
make check payable to:
Mary's.
d PAYMENT AND ORDER FORM TO TINA STOKES either through The School's White
Envelope or Drop in the collection basket during weekend
Name:
Address:
Phone #:
Email:
Special instructions for delivery: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
NJHS TUTORING SERVICE }I>
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When: Mondays (after school)
Time: 3:45-4:30 PM (if parents are not present after 4:30, children go directly to BAC and will be charged) }I>
Where:
2nd Grade classroom
};;>We tutor students from grades 1 to 5, any
subject, and make sure they have fun!
Please make sure children return permission slip to respective teacher so they can be sent/collected in office
Tutoring permission slip
Student's first and last name:
Grade:
-----­
Parent's/guardian's signature: ___________________
-----------------
Are there any particular subjects your child needs assistance on?
Please check off the days your child can attend tutoring:
March 23
April 13,
April 20, April 27
***Please make sure your child will be present at the tutoring session
Dear Family,
Look what's here! YOUR CHILD'S ART...
It's on 20 LARGE STICKERS, now isn't that smart?
Art so unique, they're one of a kind!
Our top quality products, such a rare find!
Square 1 Art ordering is well on its way ...
Funds for the school HIP HIP HOORAY!
Ornaments, travel mugs, coasters and more ...
Key chains, mouse pads, simply too good to ignore!
We always need gifts for family and friends ...
Not to mention great keepsakes where memories never end!
A deadline is required and we must "do our thing" ...
Just in1agine your child's art and the praise it will bring!
Best of all we n1ake it so easy, it's true!
With our new online ordering, secure
and convenient for you.
Celebrate your child's artistic achievement!
Order Now! Orders are due March 20 th •
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Catholic Business Association - Scholarship Information and Application
Do you need financial assistance to send a student to a Catholic School located in Charles County?
If
so, we may be able to help.
The Catholic Business Association of Charles County has established a scholarship fund to C:11oport
children in need who will attend a Charles County Catholic School in the coming school year :;"0 j 5 - ()C) i
The mission of the scholarship fund is to support the growth of parochial education in Charles County and
help provide financial assistance for children in need.
SCholarship Criteria:
1. Student(s) must be Charles County resident(s).
2. Student(s) and family must be registered and practicing Catholics.
3. Family and/or student(s) must be recommended by the Pastor of the parish attending .
4. Family and/or student(s) must be recommended for financial need by the school Principal.
5. Scholarship priority will be given to Student(s) not presently attending a Catholic School.
6. Scholarship is available for student(s) to attend primary grades (kindergarten through eighth grade)
at a Charles County Catholic School.
7. Applicant(s) will be referred to the Catholic Business Association Scholarship Fund Committee for
application , review, and selection .
8. Scholarship is available for one year and applicants will need to reapply each year.
9. Scholarship is available for a family (Only one application needed per family.)
10. Financial need must be established as evidenced by a copy of the most recently completed and
signed tax return supplied with application.
(At a minimum: If the 2014 Tax Return has not been completed by the time an application is
submitted, a copy of supporting W-2s for 2014 tax year will still need to be provided. Once
the tax return has been completed and prior to awarding of scholarship, a copy of the
completed & signed 2014 Tax Return will need to be received by the scholarship committee.)
11.
Deadline for Submission of Applications to Scholarship Committee: April 1 2015.
!
Sch01arships continue to be available to applicants if the following conditions are met:
1. The above guidelines are met (except for # 5 above).
2. Student(s) remain in good standing with the Catholic School attending.
3. Applicant(s) must reapply to the Catholic Business Association of Charles County.
For More Information Contact:
Catholic Business Association of Charles County
Scholarship Fund
P.O. Box 847 La Plata 20646-0847 (RV1/2015)
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Catholic Business Association Scholarship Application
Check
1.) Name
box:
First Application
Reapplication
Student(s) to attend Catholic School in Charles County:
2.) Student Age: _ _ _ _ _ __
to enter: in new school year: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
3.) Name of Parent/Guardian and Mailing Address of student:
Full Name:
Mailing Address:
Location
4.) Name of Parish
Name of School where student will attend: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
6.) List names of other children in family & school they will attend during the upcoming school
Las! Name
First Name
M. Initial
Age
Grade
School
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,. ,. ,. 7.) Parent's Occupation Data:
Father's Occupation: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ How Long: _ _ _ _ __
Employer: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Annual Income: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Other
______ Source: _ _ _ _ _ __
Mother's Occupation: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ How Long: _ _ _ _ __
Employer: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Annual Income: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Other Income: _ _ _ _ _ Source: _ _ _ _ _ __
Total Monthly Income (including Father, Mother
Other
(RV 12/2014)
8.) Dependents in household: ________ (Include all children, wife, husband and others)
9.) Personal
_ _ _ _ _ Total Monthly Payments (To include auto, home,
_ _ _ _ _ Total
10.) Value of Personal
& tuition expenses)
(To include balances on outstanding debts; auto, home mortgage,
cards, and any other debts or obligations)
___________ Home __________ Autos
_________ Savings _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Other Assets
11.) Annual Tuition
Amount of
__________ Books, Uniform
Aid awarded and committed
I-v!nQI""Ic<:,c
_ _ _ _ _ __
new school
12.) Financial Aid Applications made to (Check appropriate): _ _ _ Archdiocese _ _ _ Children'S Fund _ _ School _ __ Explain) I/We declare the information listed in this application and on supporting financial data is true and accurate
to the best of my/our knowledge
Mother's I
Note: Please enclose a copy of your most recent
tax return with this
If the tax return
sent back with this application is not for the 2014 tax year,
include a copy of at least the 2014 W-2s.
Once the 2014 tax return has been completed and prior to our awarding scholarships a signed copy will need
to be received by our scholarship committee.
Please mail application along with required documentation
April 1, 2015 to the:
Catholic Business Association of Charles County Scholarship Fund P.O. Box 847 La Plata, MD 20646-0847 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Committee Use Only _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
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Parish Priest Letter: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
3. FinanCial Data _._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
4. Tax Return: _ _ _ _ _ _ Signed _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Year: _ _ _ _ _ _ _.._ _ __
2
(RV 12/2014)
5MB SPIRITWEAR AT LANDS' END • 5MB spiritwear items are now available from Lands' End!
• A variety of clothing and other items ideal for staff, students and their
families are ready to order.
• Two choices of 5MB logos:
o 5MB's standard logo
o A special commemorative looth Anniversary logo
• Three convenient ways to order:
o Online -- www.landsend.com
o By phone -- Lands' End live help 1.800.963.4816
o From the Sears store/Lands' End biosb at the St. Charles Towne
Center mall where by this third method only shipping is r n l:d!
A customized website of St. Mary's items can be accessed here:
http://www.land send.com/pp/SchooISea rch.html?action=landina&selectedSchool Nu m=900 130519
When ordering, please be sure to reference
5MB's PREFERRED SCHOOL NUMBER
900130519 so our school can earn cash boeR rewards on each purchase.
For further information, please contact Clare Stine (301) 934-3412.
ST MARYS SCHOOL
900130519 Lands' End: your spiritwear source.
J:;;l Online:
Go to landsend.comlschool and create or si9n in to
your account. Include your student and school information in My Account (or find
your School using the Preferred School Number Search: 900130519).
Start shopping with your personalized product checklist.
•
Phone: Call 1-800-469-2222 and reference your student's
Preferred School Number 900130519, grade level and gender. Our team of
consultants is available 24/7 for assistance.
sea rs In-Store:
Visit your local Lands' End at Sears store. Our
associates can help you with sizing information and you can place your Preferred
School order online via the store kiosk. Please note, Lands' End at Sears stores
may have a limited product assortment (no logo'd merchandise is available in the
store).
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Come and share your talent at
the Variety Show!
•
Auditions Immediately
After School on:
April 13 and April 20
(Come to 1 audition and leave
when you finish)
Mandatory Dress Rehearsal
After School on:
•
Hope you can make
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Fun Fit SK Walk-Run
Saturday, April 11, 2015
Proceeds go to help save the Rain Forest Location: Lower parking lot of St. Mary's Bryantown School Registration: 8:00 am - 9:00 am Start time: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Sponsored by St. Mary's Third Grade Class •
Registration forms available at: http://www.bryantown.org
Cost: $10 Adult and $5 Child under 16 years of age (family group rates available)
•
Mail registration form and check payable to: St. Mary's School, 13735 Notre
Dame Place Bryantown, Maryland 20617 or register and pay at the door
•
Emergency Medical Team on site
•
T-Shirts for sale - Kids and Adults.
•
lunch will be available for purchase
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Credit Stay Informed. Take Action!
Call to Action
Take Action Now!
Background on Legislation: The Maryland Education Credit (Senate Bill 405 I
House Bill 487) provides companies and individual businesses a 60% tax credit on
donations to nonprofit Student Assistance Organizations. Those organizations in turn
provide financial assistance for student expenses such as tuition, supplies, tutoring,
transportation and special needs services. A business entity who donates may receive
a credit of up to $200,000. The bill was heard last week before the Senate Budget and
Taxation Committee and the House Ways and Means Committee. Now we need to
convince those committees to move the bill to the floor.
Did you know? More than 700 students from 11 Maryland counties and
Baltimore City are expected to attend Nonpublic School Advocacy Day in
Annapolis Wednesday, March 4! Students from more than 30 schools will arrive
during the 8 o'clock hour and take part in a rally in the Senate before spending the day
in both the Senate and House chambers.
Another thing to know: The passage of the Maryland Education Credit in the legislature
would help lower-income families - from BOTH public and nonpublic schools - afford
tuition and other educational expenses for their children. It would give kids the
opportunity to attend schools which best suit their needs. Low-income children receive
first priority for financial assistance.
Here's one last thing to know: Business donations will help all of Maryland's children,
whether they attend a public or non public school. The donations will provide financial
assistance for academic tutoring, books, supplies, technology, tuition assistance and
special needs services, affording students the ability to continue to attend the schools
which best suit their needs.
Action: Join your voice with the hundreds of students that will be in Annapolis and
email your Senator and Delegates urging them to support the Maryland
Education Credit.
TELL THE MARYLAND LEGISLATURE WHAT YOU WANT!
1.) Log in at the following link to send your message:
https://www.votervoice.net/link/target/mdec/MBWcf3KBc.aspx
2) Write a letter (see template on reverse side of this page)
3) Call your Maryland delegate and senator to express your support
and ask for theirs.
Letter Template [INSERT YOUR NAME
AND ADDRESS HERE]
[INSERT DATE]
The Honorable [INSERT NAME
AND OFFICE ADDRESS - find at ~}!}!..:!!!J~~~~~~]
[SenatorlDelegate (choose as applicable) INSERT NAME]:
I am writing to ask you to
Maryland's students and businesses by supporting
the Maryland Education Credit (SB 405 & HB 487). The Maryland Education Credit will
business investment in education and provide students in both public and
nonpublic schools the educational assistance that they need, which they might not
otherwise be able to afford.
bill
important to me because [INSERT ONE REASON].
Thank you for your representation and commitment to education. As you know~
there are over 100,000 K-12 students in Maryland nonpublic schools across the state,
which collectively save our
taxpayers about $1.5 billion annually. This legislation
can help save many schools from having to close their doors, thus preserving those annual
savings to the state.
Now, more than
our children and their families
Maryland Education Credit.
Senate Bill
and
your support for the
Bill 487!
Sincerely,
[SIGN YOUR NAME]