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Gator Gazette

October 28, 2018

In This Issue Greetings! From the Principal's Desk This week County Public Schools' Interim News from the PHHS PTSA Superintendent Verletta White's Learning and Listening Tour concludes with a visit to Perry Hall High School on News from PHHS Tuesday from 6 to 7 p.m. News from BCPS and PHHS Community It offers an opportunity for parents, students and PHHS PTSA Business Partners community members to provide her with direct feedback on a host of matters that are important to them. Last year, I This Week at PHHS got to know Ms. White a little bit. I served on the Next Week at PHHS Superintendent's Parent Advisory Council, a group that met quarterly to provide feedback to her and other members of BCPS leadership on a host of topics. I was one of only a Quick Links few people representing the interests and perspective of PHHS PTSA secondary school parents. We discussed everything from Perry Hall HS overcrowding, to technology, to school safety and more. I PHHS Alumni Association felt heard. Active in PTAs at all of my children's schools, PHHS Athletic Boosters having met with politicians and Board of Ed members, and Baltimore County Public Ms. White's predecessor, I can tell you these sessions Schools were among the best I've participated in over the years.

I've seen suggestions and feedback offered at the Advisory Council meetings result in action.

It isn't easy for parents to communicate their issues to school system leadership, especially if they aren't actively involved in an organization with regular access or an allotted time slot at a monthly Board of Ed meeting. Parents in our area have concerns about population growth, school overcrowding, funding choices, testing, curriculum changes, bus matters, safety, and other things. I urge you to take this opportunity and come to the school Tuesday night to meet Ms. White, share your thoughts and ask your questions. I think you will leave with a better understanding of BCPS's thinking on things, but perhaps more importantly, help the interim superintendent and her team to better understand the issues of importance in our part of the county from the perspective of those people most affected by them.

On another topic, PTSA membership cards will be sent home this week. Envelopes containing the cards will be distributed in homerooms to the youngest Perry Hall High student of a joining family. The PTSA membership drive is ongoing. If you would still like to join, you can download an application form from our website or purchase your membership online by credit card or Pay Pal. Seniors planning to apply for a PTSA scholarship are reminded that they must join by January 25 in order to be eligible. Dues for the year are $10. If you have questions about PTSA membership, please feel free to e-mail our chairperson, Heather Grueninger. Thank you to everyone who has already joined out PTSA!

Have a good week! Chris Christine Hagan President, PHHS PTSA 2018-2019 School Year [email protected]

From the Principal's Desk

Dear Parents,

The principal's Chess Challenge took place on October 18. I played against nine players during lunch at the same time. Kudos to Ady Yang for his win, and Matt Nikzad for his tie.

The SADD organization ran the bi-annual blood drive with the Red Cross Association on Thursday. Kudos to Ms. Robinson and the SADD students for their work.

The Army Team Challenge was held on Thursday in the gymnasium. Many students came down with their class to work as a team to solve physical and mental problems. Thanks to the PE Department for their support.

I attended the Girls' Varsity Soccer Team County final on Tuesday evening at CCBC Catonsville against Sparrow's Point HS. Unfortunately, we lost 1-0 in overtime. The team still goes onto Regionals and we wish them the best. The Boys' Varsity team lost in the playoffs to Catonsville on Friday, so their season has ended. However, the team is young, and we show great promise for next year.

Kudos to the Perry Hall High School golf team who played in the state MPSSAA championship this week at College Park. Kyle Bull, Colin Kurkoba, Frank Sallese, Dylan Weiss and Tyler Arnold traveled to the tournament, which was held Monday. The team placed 11th out of 17 teams. Councilman David Marks will present the Perry Hall athletes with a proclamation on November 2 at Basta Pasta for their achievement.

On Friday, we saw the last home football game against Parkville. The seniors were honored, and the team won a hard game in the cold rain. The groundbreaking ceremony for the turf field was conducted before the game. Many dignitaries were present from Baltimore County Government, Local Politicians, Rec Council, BCPS, and the Sports Boosters. Kudos to the Sports Boosters for their fundraising efforts. The work should start in November. See picture below.

Andrew Last

PHHS Principal News from the PHHS PTSA

New PTSA Meeting is November 13 Just a reminder that because of Election Day, the November PTSA board meeting will take place the second Tuesday of the month instead of the first. It will be Tuesday, November 13, at 6:30 p.m. in the school library. All are welcome.

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PTSA Membership Drive Underway Membership in Perry Hall High School PTSA costs just $10. Approximately half of your dues support our local chapter with the balance helping to fund the county, state and national PTA. There are a variety of benefits associated with PTSA membership:

At Perry Hall High School, students that are PHHS PTSA members and that attended the Greg's Driving School program at PHHS are automatically entered into a drawing to win a $50 Amazon gift card.

Seniors who join by January 25, 2019, are eligible to apply for a PHHS PTSA scholarship.

Faculty members who are PTSA members are eligible to win a reserved parking space, and may be considered for a faculty grant in the spring.

Membership forms were sent home with students at the start of the year and are available in the school office. They also can be downloaded from the PTSA website. Or, if you prefer, you can purchase your membership online via a PayPal link.

Congratulations to Mr. Whipple, art teacher, this month's winner of the PTSA's reserved parking spot! ______

Introducing "The Great Gator Restaurant Raffle" Our PTSA has a new fall fundraiser, "The Great Gator Restaurant Raffle." Tickets cost just $10 and you could win up to a $1000 in restaurant gift cards. The raffle is currently underway. Tickets can be purchased along with your PTSA membership, or on the PTSA website. The raffle runs until mid-December with the drawing planned for 4 p.m. Thursday, December 13, at the Safeway in Perry Hall Marketplace. The grand prize winner will win 20 $50 restaurant gift cards with two second place winners winning five $50 restaurant gift cards. This fundraiser is a collaborative effort between the PTSA and the High School's three Booster programs, Band, Theatre and Athletic. Visit the PTSA website for more details or ask your Booster program how you can help them and the PTSA raise money to fund a variety of PTSA and Booster initiatives.

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Plan for the Next Used Clothing Drive: Saturday, November 10 Support the PHHS PTSA! Please bring your gently-used clothing, accessories, shoes, and household items (bedding, towels, curtains, tablecloths, pillows) as well as children's toys, games, puzzles and stuffed animals to the PHHS Senior Parking Lot on the second Saturday of each month (September to May). Donations should be secured in tightly tied plastic bags or sturdy, sealed boxes. Proceeds from the Clothing Drive are used to support our PTSA. This event follows the BCPS Inclement Weather Policy for closings and cancellations. Please check the BCPS website when bad weather threatens. If activities get cancelled, then our clothing drive gets cancelled too. We will attempt to reschedule whenever possible. Click here for more information or to download a schedule of dates for the school year.

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Know Someone Who Needs to Take Driver's Ed? Greg's Driving School is a prominent supporter of Perry Hall High School PTSA. Greg's Driving School classes offered at Perry Hall High School cost $360 and are held from 2:45 to 6 p.m. at the High School throughout the year. For every participant, Greg's donates $50 to our PTSA. Students that are PHHS PTSA members are automatically entered to win a $50 Amazon gift card. For a complete schedule of classes offered by Greg's Driving School at Perry Hall, and a link to register, visit the Driver's Ed page on our website.The next class will begin on November 26.

Perry Hall High School PTSA thanks Greg's Driving School. This business donates thousands of dollars to our organization each year.

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Save the Date: Winter Arts & Crafts Fair is December 2 Our annual Winter Arts & Crafts Fair will again take place on a Sunday. This year it is December 2 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the High School. We have more than 100 vendors committed to participating. The Arts & Crafts Fair is a major community attraction and a great place to do some holiday shopping. Please hold the date and spread the word. Watch for more details in the weeks to come. A list of confirmed vendors is on our website. See who will be there.

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High School Is More Fun When You're Involved! That statement goes for students and their parents too! The high school years go by quickly. Make the most of them, get involved with the PTSA. A common myth is that the PTSA takes up a lot of time. That isn't true at the high school level. We need volunteers to help on an occasional basis, usually seasonally. If you would like to be involved, meet some other parents, and know you are contributing to the school community, please consider volunteering for one of the following opportunities. Mark any that interest you on your membership form and we'll follow up with more details. Or, if you prefer, click on the "Help" gator on our homepage for more info and to let us know that you can help. Want to reach out to the committee chair overseeing the event? Send an e-mail to the address listed.

Opportunities to help: Hospitality: Help plan and set up breakfast for our Senior Interview Day in the fall, a pre- holiday meal in December, and make plans for Teacher Appreciation Week in the spring. For more information or to volunteer, e-mail [email protected]

Winter Arts & Crafts Fair: This is the PTSA's biggest event of the year. We could use help with setting up for the event on Saturday evening, December 1, and working the event on Sunday, December 2. The event is a major community attraction. For more information or to volunteer, e-mail [email protected]

Used Clothing Drive: Have an occasional Saturday morning to spare? Volunteers are needed to help the second Saturday of each month from about 8 to 10:30 a.m. If you have an SUV or minivan, we could really use you. For more information or to volunteer, e-mail [email protected]

Scholarship: Help award PTSA money to some very deserving students, join the Scholarship Committee. Active in the spring, this committee reviews and evaluates scholarship applications. In order to serve on the committee, you must be a PTSA member and not have a child who is a Senior. For more information or to volunteer, e- mail [email protected]

After Prom: One of the nicest memories of all of high school is the prom. Our goal is that the After Prom be the cap on a great evening. This committee is active in the spring and plans a safe, fun party for after the prom. If you would like to be involved in planning the event or working it, please volunteer. The goal is to involve parents of all grade levels in this committee. For more information or to volunteer, e-mail [email protected]

Golden Gators: Every quarter we recognize our honor roll students. A committee of volunteers gets together one evening to stuff and label envelopes over a period of two hours. If you are interested and available to help, please e-mail [email protected]

General "As Needed" Volunteer: Willing to help out however and whenever? If so, we can use you! We don't know right now where we need help outside of the committees listed already, but it would be nice to know we have a list of people on standby for when we do. If you can help from time to time and would like us to know it, please send an e-mail to [email protected]

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Special Thanks! Our organization survives and thrives due to the generosity and support of others. We count on our parents, the students and staff of the school, and the strong support of our alumni, but we would be remiss if we did not also thank those businesses that support us on an ongoing basis throughout the year. The contributions made to our organization both financially and through in-kind gifts means a lot to us and our success and for that reason PHHS PTSA acknowledges the following businesses:

The Avenue at White Marsh: Each summer The Avenue provides our PTSA with the opportunity to rent chairs at their Shop & Eat to the Beat concert series on Fridays and Saturday nights. This is a wonderful opportunity for our PTSA to be in the community, and put us on the path to reaching our financial goals for the year.

Greg's Driving School: As mentioned earlier, Greg's has been a huge supporter of our PTSA, making a donation to our organization for every student that takes a class at the High School.

Chick-fil-A: The biggest supporter of our Golden Gators Program, Chick-fil-A donates heavily to our student recognition program.

Self Storage One of Perry Hall: Self Storage One provides us with a storage facility for the items we collect for our Clothing Drive.

Jerry's Toyota: Jerry's remains one of our biggest supporters of our After Promo Party donating money for prizes and food in hopes of creating a safe environment for continued fun the night of the prom.

Safeway: A big donor to our organization last fall, Safeway is hosting the drawing for The Great Gator Restaurant Raffle this December.

Giant: A donor to our staff Welcome Back Breakfast this August.

Starbucks: A frequent donor of coffee to PTSA events throughout the school year.

Casa Mia's, Dave & Busters, Della Rose's Tavern, Deniro's, DeSantis' Pizza Grill, Ledo's Pizza, MidiCi, Red Brick Station, Slice Pizza, The All American Steakhouse --all are supporters of our Great Gator Restaurant Raffle.

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Pop Tabs for Ronald McDonald House PHHS PTSA continues to support the Ronald McDonald House by collecting pop tabs. Pop tabs are the little tabs on soda, tuna fish cans, soup cans, etc. The money raised from the collection of these allows families to stay in Ronald McDonald House while a family member undergoes treatment at a nearby hospital. Collection containers can be found in the main office and the library. Please support this great cause!

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PTA Connected: Take Charge of Your Digital Life National PTA announced the launch of PTA Connected, an initiative to educate and engage families in digital wellness, security, access, equity and literacy. The initiative formalizes and builds on the association's work in the digital space in response to the growing needs and interest of parents nationwide. Click here for additional information.

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Be sure to "like" Perry Hall High School PTSA on Facebook!

News from PHHS

PHHS Parent Connection: Helpful Info for Parents The following is a column by Kathleen Watkins, Assistant Principal, and is one of a series of articles planned for this year. The title and first few paragraphs of the article are printed here along with a link to the article, which can be found along with all articles in the series on the PTSA's Quick Links page. Please contact Ms. Watkins with questions about this column, or ideas for future columns.

Bullying & Harassment - What it is and what to do about it! October is Bullying Prevention Month. To assist parents and guardians to address unkind behavior, the administration would like to share the following bulletin. Additionally, students will be given tips, information, and activities via the school announcements to encourage kindness and prevent bullying!

Bullying and Harassment are very real issues in today's world. Our focus is on students in our school, but it is important to note that these issues also occur in the work world, online, in some families, and even in senior citizen centers. Nearly everyone has been a target of unkind behaviors and, in the cases of bullying and harassment, many adults do not know how to respond when they recognize bullying. As part of educating our children, we have a duty to ensure they recognize bullying and harassment, and they know how to handle it.

Bullying and harassment are more than unkind behaviors.

Bullying is repeated verbal, physical, social or psychological behavior that is harmful and involves a misuse of power by an individual or group toward one or more persons. Cyber-bullying refers to these behaviors through information and communication technology such as cell phones or via social media. Conflicts or fights between equals and single incidents is not defined as bullying. Harassment is behavior that targets an individual or group due to their identity, race, culture, ethnic origin; religion; gender; physical characterizations, sexual orientation; marital, parenting, or economic status; age; ability or disability and that offends, humiliates, intimidates or creates a hostile environment. This may be on-going or a single act.

Click here for the entire article.

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NEW Student & Athlete of the Month Named

Aleena's coach recommended her because she is a student leader who has been in cheer for seven seasons, which includes seven county championships. He went on to say that she supports her teammates and is always willing to assist others in acquiring new skills in both Varsity and JV. Although she was injured last winter, she continued to support her team from the side and worked hard over the off-season to come back after her injury! Kudos to Allena as the PHHS Athlete of the Month.

Jarren's teachers recommended him because Jarren made a solid goal to play varsity football this year. He stayed true to his goal, overcoming adversity, and persevered by working hard and applying himself to ensure he was eligible for Varsity level sports. They continue to note that he has been a role model to younger students who aspire to meet with success, and has been a positive influence on his classmates. Kudos to Jarren for being the PHHS Student of the Month!

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UPDATED Senior Interview Day is Fast Approaching: Interviewers Needed!! Senior Interview Day is one of the ways Perry Hall High School brings real world relevance to education and is always one of Perry Hall High's most popular in-school events.

Approximately 500 students spend weeks preparing and, by interviewing with the helpful volunteers representing various fields of industry, gain insight into the interview process and the working world. This valuable experience provides them with an opportunity to practice and hone 21st century skills. By participating this year, you will be matched up with students interested in your field of expertise or in pursuing a position similar to yours.

You may ask the senior interviewees original questions or sample questions the school will provide. We also will provide you with feedback forms to record your evaluation of student responses, resumes, and poise. We will use your comments and suggestions to assess student performance and to reflect with students.

If you or someone from your workplace is interested in participating and has some time available on Friday, November 16, please follow this link to fill out the online participation form.

We are looking for volunteers to interview students from 7:30 a.m. to noon. Feel free to forward this information to anyone who you think might be interested, or send them a copy of the informational flyer.

Thank you for your consideration. Please don't hesitate to contact organizers Renee Kuhn or Mike Strazzire via e-mail if you have questions or concerns.

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Show Us How the Hall Spends Fall! Gators, we want to see how the HALL spends FALL. Send your fall and Halloween pictures into [email protected] or to @GatorsYearbook to be included in the 2019 yearbook. Picture This -- on sale now at jostens.com/yearbooks.

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Senior Yearbook Write Ups Due This Wednesday, October 31! Seniors click here to complete your senior write up for the yearbook. This information will appear under your senior portrait in the yearbook and is optional to complete. The deadline for submitting senior write ups is October 31.

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Make-up Picture Day is This Thursday, November 1 Make up picture day for students in grades 9-11 will be Thursday, November 1. Students will receive passes through their homeroom teacher if they missed the first picture day in September. Any student wishing to retake their photo must see Mrs. Richardson in room 140 in the morning for a pass.

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Senior Fundraiser Starts Now!!!!! Your Senior student should have brought home a packet from Mid Atlantic Fundraising. All the information is below.

Turn in Date: Thursday, November 1. Turn in completed order forms and all money to Ms. Dube or Ms. Kelly room 202 and 204.

Money Collection: Remember, payment is due when the order is placed. Checks, cash or money orders made payable to Perry Hall HS. You must collect 6% sales tax on all items, EXCEPT items on pages 2-14, which are NOT taxable. Please refer to the tax chart on the back of order form.

Class of 2019 Prom Ticket Incentive

Sell 10 items and receive half off a single prom ticket.

Sell 20 items and receive one free single prom ticket.

Sell 35 items and receive two free prom tickets.

The Senior Class thanks you for your support!

Need a copy of the Senior Save the Date sheet? Click here.

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NEW Attention Seniors: Graduation Cap & Gown Update Graduation will be hosted at Towson University's SECU Arena on Saturday, June 1, 2019, at 7 p.m. Jostens will again be the contracted vendor for caps and gowns this year. To unite the student body, all caps and gowns must be Jostens-issued and will be navy blue in color. Jostens also sells graduation announcements and apparel, but you are not required to purchase these additional items.

Jostens will take orders in person on Thursday and Friday, November 8 and 9, during English 12 classes. Payment must be by cash or check only! The package includes cap, gown, and tassel.

Following are the steps to purchase these items online:

Go to jostens.com Type in "Perry Hall High School" In the search box, type in "cap and gown" Scroll down the search results and select "Caps & Gowns - Cap & Gown Unit" Input your height, weight, and gender, and "Add to Cart." Type in the student's first and last name. The Cap & Gown Unit is $8.05 (6% sales tax is added at the end to make the order total $8.53) There is no shipping and handling since the cap and gown will ship directly to the school. Click "Checkout" and put in your payment info. A J-Pay program is available that spreads your total amount due over three payments. Print receipt!

The deadline for the $8.53 Cap & Gown Unit is January 31! After this date, prices will increase! Billing questions should be directed to Jostens' customer service staff at 1- 800-567-8367.

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Parents of the Class of 2019: Say "Goodbye" to your Senior with a Special Graduation Ad in the 2019 Hallways Yearbook Click here for instructions on how to submit your ad materials either electronically or via mail. Spaces are limited! The deadline for submissions is January 31.

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NEW Updates and Resources from the College Counselor for Juniors and Seniors

Gator Gateway Here is a link to the latest Junior/Senior newsletter from PHHS's College Counselor, Ms. Campbell. It was published on Tuesday, October 23. In it you will find timely information such as what your child should be doing now to prepare for college, upcoming events, and information on scholarships and financial aid.

Financial Aid Info If you missed the financial aid presentation on Thursday, October 18, by CCBC financial aid advisor Nasim K., you may enjoy reviewing her Power Point presentation. The files featured a number of important deadlines, a good summary of details and some helpful links. To download the presentation, click here.

Future Fair: October 29 On Monday, October 29, Landsdowne High School will host a future fair from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Over 40 colleges, universities, trade schools and military will be present. View the flyer for details.

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College Info for Freshman and Sophomore Students and Their Parents Here is a link to the recently published 9th and 10th grade newsletter from the college counselor. It includes timely information for both students and parents including information about what you should be doing now to prepare for life after high school.

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Winter Sports Registration Is Open! All winter athletes planning to tryout must register online at FormReLeaf.com. Physicals can be turned into the main office, to Mr. Hruz, or to your coaches.

Use these directions to sign your son or daughter up on form ReLeaf asap!!! Step 1: Visit: https://formreleaf.com/organizations/perry-hall-high-school Click "Sign Up" in the bottom left-hand corner. Create an account. (Same account can be used to register multiple student athletes under the same guardian.)

Step 2: Login to FormReleaf with the account you just created.

Step 3: Under "Programs" at the bottom of the page, click on the "Winter Athletics 2018-19" link.

Select the appropriate sport. Complete all of the required fields (* indicates that the field is required). When all required fields are complete, click "Submit" in the lower right-hand corner. When you have successfully completed the online registration process, you will receive a confirmation e-mail. Please call FormReleaf tech support at 1-844-367-6735, if you need any assistance.

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Stay Up to Date with ALL your GATOR Athletic Events Go to Digital Sports Link - PHHS Gators to stay in the loop about all our Gator teams. Go Gators! #chompchomp #HALLTOGETHER

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CLASS of 2022 Students and Parents - Stay in the Loop! Join our Schoology Group Page by entering the group access code: 368CP-HQKSN

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Free PSAT/SAT Prep Available

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BCPS Historically Black Colleges and Universities Instant Admissions College Fair On Thursday, November 8, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., BCPS will be hosting a Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) college fair at . Many schools will be present like Bowie, Coppin, Delaware State, Lincoln and Morgan State, just to name a few. Many of the schools will be offering instant admissions on the spot. Students will need to attend with a chaperoning adult and to pre-register using this link.

There also will be representatives from the military and job fields like the Baltimore County Police and Fire Department, the American Institute of Architects, Plumbers and Steamfitter Union and more! There will be job opportunities available for Seniors! Also, there will be multiple scholarship vendors and local community organizations in attendance!

Students should complete the Common Black College Application (CBCA) prior to arrival in order to maximize their experience at the fair. BCPS has secured a discounted rate of $10.00 in total for the CBCA, a savings of $25.00! The promo code for this discount is: bcps2018.

Students should make sure that they indicate "Apply All" when completing the CBCA. This will allow students to apply to all 53 HBCU members. See your school counselor or the college counselor for more information!

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NEW University of University College Open House at Dorsey Station is November 12

Mark your calendar in purple. Monday, November 12, from 2:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. is the date for the University of Maryland University College (UMUC) Open House at Dorsey Station. Find out how UMUC is made for you. Plus, UMUC has something special planned for this event. You can meet Baltimore Ravens cheerleaders, Poe, and defensive tackle Brandon Williams! For more information about this event, degrees offered by UMUC, online classes, financial aid, or to register, visit the event page.

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NEW BCPS School Day Taskforce Seeks Public Comment A Baltimore County Public Schools School Day Taskforce subcommittee is seeking public comment on recommendations to extend the school day by 15 minutes and to change secondary school schedules.

The proposed changes to the secondary school schedules are:

To implement a four period AB schedule for high schools. To offer a limited number of semesterized classes in high schools. To implement a five period AB schedule for middle schools.

Detailed descriptions of the recommendations and their rationales/backgrounds can be found online in the full recommendations report. The subcommittee is preparing these recommendations for submission to the superintendent.

Public comment meetings on these recommendations will be held:

Tuesday, Nov. 20, 2018, at 6 p.m. in the New Town High School cafeteria, 4931 New Town Blvd., 21117 Tuesday Nov. 27, 2018, at 6 p.m. at the Patapsco High School & Center for the Arts, 8100 Wise Ave., 21222

Community members interested in making comments will sign-up to speak and have three minutes to share their comments. The public also may comment to the taskforce through the e-mail address [email protected].

PHHS PTSA Business Partners

We appreciate the support of these local businesses! Thanks to their generosity, our PTSA is able to meet our objectives.

Used Clothing General Supporter Golden Gators Program Supporter Drive Supporter

www.gregsdrivingschool.net classes taught at 8867 Belair PHHS Road 9106 Belair 4601 Ebenezer Road Baltimore Road 7750 Rossville Blvd Baltim ore 21236 21236 Baltimore Perry Hall 21236 21236

If you'd like to partner with the PHHS PTSA and make a donation of money, food, prizes or discounted coupons, contact [email protected]. The PHHS PTSA is a non-profit volunteer organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, so your donation may be tax deductible!

This Week at PHHS

Tuesday, October 30: Interim Superintendent Verletta White Listening and Learning Tour Visit, 6 p.m. Wednesday, October 31: Halloween

Next Week at PHHS

Tuesday, November 6: Election Day, schools closed Friday, November 9: First marking period ends Saturday, November 10: PTSA Used Clothing Drive, 8:30 to 10:30 a.m., student parking lot