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Principal’s Message Happy February Crofton Families, We are halfway through the 2019-2020 school year. Our students are learning, progressing and demonstrating kind and respectful behavior with the support of our great staff and families. Thank you for your collaboration. Please be mindful of the cold weather and remember the doors do not open until Mrs. Dessolene Davis, 9:05. Also, we encourage our teachers to take students outside for recess as long as Principal the temperature is 32 degrees and above so encourage your child to wear proper Mrs. Stephanie Layden, clothing. Assistant Principal Congratulations are in order as Crofton Elementary is considered a 5 Star ESSA school! This is due to the academic progress and hard work that all teachers and 410-222-5800/Fax 410- families do to support learning. Learning begins at 9:25; please have your child at 222-5802 school on time so they do not miss any part of the academic gains we can provide. As always administration welcomes your questions, concerns and especially kudos! We look forward to a successful second half of the 2019-2020 school year. Respectfully, Dessolene Davis, Principal Stephanie Layden, Assistant Principal
Contact Information
Office Number
School Counselors
410-222-5800
Mrs. Heather
Ms. Charm Herring Office Fax
Webster
hwebster@aacps.org Principal’s Secretary
410-222-5802
Mary Kate Miller Mrs. Frankie Abellano
Attendance & Enrollment Office Address
mkmiller2@aacps.org
Secretary
@CroftonESAACPS 1405 Duke of Kent Dr.
Mrs. Angela Rainey Crofton, MD 21114
Mrs. Dawn Felski
Crofton Elementary School Nurse Secretary
PTA Facebook Mrs. Michelle
Nesbit
Health Room
Assistant
February Important Dates:
March Important Dates:
March 2nd – Science Fair, 5th Grade, Spring Pictures & 5
February 3rd
– Girls On the Run Starts
5th grade Panoramic pictures, Read Across
Krispy Kreme 5th Grade Fundraiser
America Day
February 4th – Ledo’s Night
March 3rd - Hero Boys registration opens
February 5th – 2nd Grade field trip
Nando’s Night
February 6th – 3rd Grade field trip
March 4th - Science Fair Awards Night at @ 6pm in
February 12th – Early Dismissal
Medica Center
February 14th – Md Blackbears Hockey Game @
March 10th – School Closed & Teacher/ Parent
7pm at Piney Orchard Ice Area
Conferences
February 17th – All School Closed
March 11-13th - 5th Grade has Drown Proofing
February 19th and 20th – Performance Testing
March 16th – 20th – MISA 5th grade testing
for 2nd and 5th grade
March 18th & 20th - 2nd Grade Field Trip
February 21st – Kindergarten Field Trip
March 19th - Vision and Hearing makeup day
February 25th – Family Night at Crofton Middle School for
March 24th – Early Dismissal
incoming 6 graders
March 25th – April 3rd – Fun Run Fundraiser
March 31st – Chic-Fil-A Night
January Cubbies of the Week
Maddie H., AJ W., Bridgie B.,
Isabella G., Neyomi M., Grace P.,
Leah S., Melanie G., Ethan K.,
National Geo Bee Winner Maddox R., Nasir C., Ariel G.,
Congratulations to all our National Geographic Daphne K., Cayenne L., Matthew N.,
Bee students! Our Bee was held Thursday Kai J., Phoebe E., Maddie P.,
night. We are very proud of all the students Sydney Q., Zachary M., Skyler B.,
from fourth and fifth grade who participated.
Avery T., Farah A., Adyson P,
Congratulations to our winners: Charles O, Charles W, Cali P,
Matthew M. 1st place Nicholas B, Kaylee M, Lily V, Caden
Ronald M. 2nd place C, Anastasia T., Danielle N., Julia
B., Jacob R., Isabella V., Emil Y.,
David A. 3rd place
Caldine A., Maddie M., Colton G.
Crofton Elementary REDO Policy
• Students have 3 opportunities to redo per marking period per
subject area (grades of 69% or below qualify)
• Students will only have 1 opportunity to redo an assignment (one Did you know that February is
chance) American Heart Month? Take the
• Noted on interim and report card how many redo assignments time to improve cardiovascular
were completed health by going on family walks or
• Higher grade must be recorded. Grade will not be averaged. even playing a family game of tag!
• Redo assignments will be done at school. The American Heart Association's
• Students must request a redo and complete it within 10 days of the website, https://www.heart.org/,
can provide you and your family
initial grade given, unless it’s within one week of end of quarter.
with great ideas as to exercises and
• Can redo: Assignments, assessments, and individual parts of a recipes that are great for heart
project health!
• Cannot redo: Homework, cumulative grade of multi-part
assignment, items due the last week of the marking period, Happy Wellness!
county quarterly assessments
Health Room Tips
FLU PREVENTION WHEN YOUR CHILD IS ILL
• Get the flu shoot While prevention is the key, there may be times
when your child does become ill with the flu. In
• Wash your hands often order to protect the health of other students and
school staff, children who are sick should not
• Cover your month when you attend school. Students who are sick should
sneeze remain home until they are fever free for 24 hours
without the use of fever reducing medicines.
• Sneeze into a tissue or your Keeping your child home allows your child to rest
elbow and recover. If your child’s symptoms become
severe, you should contact your child’s health care
• Don’t go to work or school sick provider.
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