Anne Arundel County Public Schools, MD AACPS News Digest, 25 Aug 2016

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AACPS-TV News Digest with Maneka Monk.
An Anne Arundel County Public Schools news program.

• First Day of School - North County High School
• Dr. Arlotto Rides the Bus to North Glen Elementary School
• Backpack giveaway at Germantown Elementary School thanks to Weems Creek Church, NFM Lending, AACo. Department of Social Services, and the AACPS Office of School and Family Partnerships.
• Police Appreciation Event at Marley Elementary School
• New Board Members Sworn In

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This is a a CPS digest with Malika monk, hello,.

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Welcome to the Anne Arundel County Public Schools, digest bringing you news about the people in program, Savannah, Rona, County, Public, Schools, it's back to school time and again: hey CPS welcomed more students through school doors than ever, eighty-one thousand students were eagerly greeted by teachers and administrators and in some cases Board of Education members, elected officials and superintendent of schools, jord relato, who was especially enthusiastic so.

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After 30 years it still I didn't sleep. Last night I had the same excitement I seen in the students I seen in the staff, this fantastic principal and his and his administrative team. It really is a very exciting new start. You start a school year, dr.

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Al lado started his first day of school visits at North, County High School, where the energy was high. Every.

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Principal their administrative team and their teachers really think about what is that not only that first year at that first week, but that first day, how do you really get the students indoctrinated into that school in that culture board.

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President Stacey korbelik also shared in the excitement I.

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Think North County, High School knows how to rock it out, pull out the red carpet and bringing the band and the cheerleaders and the pup squad. It was great with.

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The school year off to such a positive start, there are surely more awesome things to come. We've.

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Had a really good year last year- and we really want to build on that- our second grade reading scores are going up. We don't want to cut that gap in half, but we still have a long way to go. That's really a lot of good work to do on behalf of all of our students and that's our focus, focusing on all of our students. I'm dr. our lotto I'm, the superintendent of schools and I'm gonna ride your bus today is that okay, yeah I'm very excited about going to school.

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How are you I'm not sure I could be any better I'm so excited about the first day of school. Are you awesome, superintendent.

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Of schools, Georgia lotto decided to make the first day of school extra special for a group of students at Northland elementary school good morning, George I'm Elizabeth good to meet you by joining him on their bus ride to school.

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We pick one bus to ride to one store and.

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This is it we picked, you.

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Just like any elementary school student on the first day of school, dr. al lado quickly made friends the.

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Gymnastics were so fun to watch because they're so good and we won the gold medals too. Is this it yeah.

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Once he arrived in northglenn good morning,.

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Dr. al lado continued in the shoes of a student he was assigned to first grade, sat at his desk and quickly went to work. Northglenn perfect, that's good, perfect. Just before the new school year got underway, several community partners, in addition to the County Department of Social Services and the AAC PS office of school and family partnerships, help families get in the back to school spirit.

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It helps them to start their year off in a positive way who wouldn't want to receive brand new supplies, a brand new book bag and be prepared for learning. So we thank the community for being able to give these students and students around our county the things that they need to be successful with academic and social learning through various.

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Events held in August, thousands of students receive free, backpacks, school supplies and useful information in preparation for the new school year. Oftentimes.

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You see children, they come from families where they may not have the money or the resources to get exactly what they need for school and at nfm Lindy. We want to make sure people are prepared and we help them be prepared. We've packed these bags with so many supplies, and we also packed it with a little bit of love through.

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The powerful donations of local businesses, organizations and individuals, the annual events were able to reach more families than ever all in the hopes of giving all children a positive start for a successful school year. We.

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Both really want the same things. We may have different ideas about how to get there, but we both want a stronger city. We both want children in our city to be cared for to feel loved, to be appreciated to feel accepted, and it's really great that Germantown interest goes opened up their their arms really to. Let us do that, and we're really grateful for it. Students.

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From marley and south gate, elementary schools recently welcomed a group of county police officers to an appreciation event. Shanna's.

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Show the police that we really love them and wanted it own celebrate about what what day like how they like helped us and how, like they, kicked the bad guys off the street and protect us. We.

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Wanted to make sure that the students also understand that there's positive things that happen with police officers there's positive interactions we can have and to know that they're friendly, safe people also.

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Although the officers were there to celebrate with students, it was clear that they appreciated the hard work and expressions from the students. Oh, it.

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Means a lot and I mean take a look at all these happy faces. It started my morning. Are real big, just to be able to come and see this appreciation for your kids, another really nice women with.

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Being a thankless job, sometimes of a nice ed school light up with clapping, for it I mean it's great, don't get any better than this prior.

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To the event, the students did several activities so that the police officers would have something to remember them by we.

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A note for the police to thank them for helping.

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Us my wrote a note to police I'm the reason why is because I'm nice and it helps protect our community.

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One officer in particular had a special message for the community that.

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Were your friends we're out here we're helping people were not always locking people up we're out here to uh to be your friend to help you when you need us, so don't ever be afraid of us and.

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One of the students wanted to make sure that he sent a message to all the police officers out. If you.

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Guys are watching this I would like to thank you for protecting us. The.

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Anne Arundel County Board of Education newest members, were recently sworn in by county circuit court clerk, Robert P Duckworth, davidsonville resident Eric Grandin and glen burnie high school senior Carolyn Williams took their oaths of public service before a small group of family and friends at the County Courthouse in a nap I.

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Eric bremen, impassioned.

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To make the school district the very best it can be, Brandon brings a passion for achievement and a background in law and community involvement. Hi.

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Carolyn Williams Williams.

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Is the third student from glen burnie high school to hold the student member position and although she doesn't know what to expect she's eager to make an impact and a difference for all students, I hope.

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To work with, my colleagues worked with the students who helped me get to this position and made sure that we can bridge the gap in the relationships between students and faculty faculty and administration and administration to the board. So we can all work coherently in together and create a great school Ingham, County veteran.

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Board members and superintendent of schools- George relato, were also there to encourage their new colleagues student.

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Voice is really important to us, so not only over the school board but within each of our schools and throughout the district and Carolyn's going to help us promote more of that student voice. Student.

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Members are so impressive, they're intelligent their thoughtful and they bring a perspective that those of us who aren't in school everyday, don't have so it's very valuable grandin.

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Will represent district 33 and serve a five-year term Williams, as the county's 43rd student member on the board will serve a one-year term. The student board member position is the only one in the nation with full voting privileges. Thank you for watching an arundo County Public Schools, digest on a a CPS TV.

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