📊 In-Person Data Meetings & Pick-Up Options 📊
Now that testing is wrapping up, parents are invited to sign up for an in-person opportunity to meet with Dr. Camacho to review your child’s data.
During these meetings, we will:
✔️ Go over your child’s assessment results
✔️ Learn how to read and understand the data
✔️ Discuss next steps and strategies to support growth
👉 To sign up for a data meeting, use this link: https://calendar.app.google/i3NLbyYi4t4tfdzB9
If you feel you do not need to meet and would just like to pick up your child’s data in person, you may sign up here: https://calendar.app.google/d7CdWP5njVEWCock6
⚠️ Please note: These are in-person only options. If appointments are currently full, keep checking back—we will be adding more slots!
Let’s partner together to make data meaningful and support every student’s success! 🐯✨
It would be an honor to have you at the first family dinner night of the year on September 26 at 5:30! If you would like to contribute to the meal, please sign up at the following link... https://www.signupgenius.com/go/5080C44A9AF2FA5FD0-58308751-september
This year, we’re excited to launch CSPES Gives Back, a new campaign where each Family Dinner Night will feature a donation drive for a cause in our wider community.
For our first Family Dinner Night, we’ll be collecting items to support the Anne Arundel County Humane Society.
For the past three years, we’ve built a strong and beautiful CSPES community—now it’s time to extend that impact beyond our walls. Together, we can show that our Tiger pride is unstoppable, both inside and outside of school.
Suggested donations may include pet food, treats, blankets, toys, or cleaning supplies. Every contribution makes a difference!
You can also purchase and have it delivered from our wishlist https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/LLCR93SGBNBM?ref_=wl_share
This year, we’re excited to launch CSPES Gives Back, a new campaign where each Family Dinner Night will feature a donation drive for a cause in our wider community.
For our first Family Dinner Night, we’ll be collecting items to support the Anne Arundel County Humane Society.
For the past three years, we’ve built a strong and beautiful CSPES community—now it’s time to extend that impact beyond our walls. Together, we can show that our Tiger pride is unstoppable, both inside and outside of school.
Suggested donations may include pet food, treats, blankets, toys, or cleaning supplies. Every contribution makes a difference!
You can also purchase and have it delivered from our wishlist https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/LLCR93SGBNBM?ref_=wl_share
Please check out the latest edition of the Temi Times at the following link... https://secure.smore.com/n/6ksj30
Last call! The enrichment portal closes at 6 pm. Register now if you are planning on it.
It's Family Academy Friday! Check out the Family Academy Newsletter at https://aacps.edurooms.com/engage/family-academy/newsletters/family-academy-fridays-9-19-25. Visit the Family Academy anytime at www.aacps.org/familyacademy or in Spanish at www.aacps.org/academiafamiliar! #AACPSFamily #BelongGrowSucceed
Superintendent of Schools Dr. Mark Bedell is seeking input from students, families, employees and community members as he considers whether to recommend to the Board of Education a change in this year’s school calendar that would eliminate six early-dismissal days and provide additional grading time for teachers and professional learning for other employees. For details, go to https://www.aacps.org/article/2434981.
The Enrichment portal is open. If you are interested in registering for the enrichment program, now is the time. It will close tomorrow (Friday) at 6:00 PM.
The Board of Education last night considered the Superintendent’s recommendation of two proposed redistricting plans for Phase 2 of the school system’s comprehensive redistricting process, then voted to move both of the Superintendent’s proposals forward to public hearing along with two additional proposals that include Board member amendments.
For details, go to https://www.aacps.org/article/2432024.
For details, go to https://www.aacps.org/article/2432024.
In this week's edition of Thursday Thoughts, Superintendent of Schools Dr. Mark Bedell discusses the fall athletics season at the middle and high school levels. #BelongGrowSucceed #AACPSFamiily #OurStory
English: https://youtu.be/7y7VWPprPMM
Spanish: https://youtu.be/BQgKhK9d0Dk
English: https://youtu.be/7y7VWPprPMM
Spanish: https://youtu.be/BQgKhK9d0Dk
The Board of Education tonight unanimously approved a $230.2 million Fiscal Year capital budget request that contains construction funding for seven major school projects and a new school bus facility. For details, go to https://www.aacps.org/article/2429431.
At CSPES it is essential that each student bring their headphones to school EVERY day. Please ensure your student leaves the house with them.
Three county schools have landed in the national spotlight with honors from Special Olympics North America for the ways in which they cultivate climates of kindness and acceptance by providing inclusive sports and programs for students with and without intellectual disabilities.
Old Mill Middle School South, Arundel High School and Glen Burnie High School have been named Special Olympics Unified Champion National Banner schools, adding to Anne Arundel County Public Schools’ (AACPS) stellar legacy dating back to 2010 with Special Olympics Maryland. Of the 19 schools in Maryland with the distinction, 12 are in AACPS. Old Mill Middle School South is the first middle school in Maryland to earn the award.
For complete details, go to https://www.aacps.org/article/2428360.
#BelongGrowSucceed #AACPSFamily#OurStory #ExperienceInclusion #UnifiedMD
We are excited to see everyone at the first CSPES PTO Meeting of the year today at 6!
Mark your calendars for the You Belong Here! Family Forum: Let's Talk Bullying. 📅 Explore topics about bullying/cyberbullying, the effects on mental health, and how we can all work together to build inclusive schools and communities. Engage in activities for all ages - elementary, middle, high, and adults! Emerge with concrete strategies for talking about bullying! Registration information is coming soon! Dates: Each session is scheduled 5:30 pm -7:30 pm: 🔹 Tuesday, October 14, 2025 - Southern Middle School🔹 Monday, November 17, 2025 - Northeast High School🔹 Tuesday, February 10, 2026 - Annapolis Middle School🔹 Wednesday, April 22, 2026 - Severn Run High School
AACPS’ new Learning Management System, Canvas, gives parents and guardians access to view their student’s assignments, grades, and class announcements. If you haven’t yet created your AACPSConnect parent account to access the Canvas Parent mobile app, here’s a quick guide. #BelongGrowSucceed #AACPSFamily #OurStory
English: https://youtu.be/n0or1sv3OLY
Spanish: https://youtu.be/LwN6vOHvhaY
Know a CSPES Staff Member who deserves a shoutout? Give them one... https://padlet.com/tcamacho5/cspes-staff-shoutouts-3rzejuq85vp303kf
📊 IXL Weekly Update 📊
This week our Tigers put in amazing work on IXL! Together, they practiced 5,583 skills, became proficient in 3,943 skills, and mastered 3,641 skills. That’s over 807 total hours of learning! 🙌
Here’s the grade-level breakdown:
Kindergarten – 96 students, 11 hours, building strong foundations early 🐯
1st Grade – 96 students, 76 hours of learning
2nd Grade – 96 students, 139 hours and big gains in proficiency
3rd Grade – 97 students, a phenomenal 337 hours with the highest skills growth in the school! 🌟
4th Grade – 52 students, 73 hours of focused practice
5th Grade – 50 students, 134 hours and strong progress
6th Grade – 100 students, 35 hours of steady effort
🌟 A special shoutout to 3rd grade for leading the way with outstanding effort and achievement!
🎉 As a reward, all 3rd graders will enjoy the very first Dress Down Day of the school year on September 15th! You’ve earned it, Tigers! 🐾💙🧡
Let’s keep the momentum going and see which grade rises to the challenge next week!
This week our Tigers put in amazing work on IXL! Together, they practiced 5,583 skills, became proficient in 3,943 skills, and mastered 3,641 skills. That’s over 807 total hours of learning! 🙌
Here’s the grade-level breakdown:
Kindergarten – 96 students, 11 hours, building strong foundations early 🐯
1st Grade – 96 students, 76 hours of learning
2nd Grade – 96 students, 139 hours and big gains in proficiency
3rd Grade – 97 students, a phenomenal 337 hours with the highest skills growth in the school! 🌟
4th Grade – 52 students, 73 hours of focused practice
5th Grade – 50 students, 134 hours and strong progress
6th Grade – 100 students, 35 hours of steady effort
🌟 A special shoutout to 3rd grade for leading the way with outstanding effort and achievement!
🎉 As a reward, all 3rd graders will enjoy the very first Dress Down Day of the school year on September 15th! You’ve earned it, Tigers! 🐾💙🧡
Let’s keep the momentum going and see which grade rises to the challenge next week!
Message from PTO:
Final chance to purchase your Fun Run shirts and enter for a chance to win a Lego Robotics Session with Code Ninjas! Visit http://givebutter.com/cspesfunrun2025 to set up your fundraising page and https://funrun.cspespto.com/the-t-shirt to place your color fun run t-shirt order. Orders must be received by 12pm on September 14 to guarantee delivery for the color run.
Also, a reminder that all volunteers and spectators must pre-register to take part in the most colorful day of the year. Visit https://funrun.cspespto.com/rsvp-to-cheer to view the Fun Run schedule and complete your registration.
Any questions please reach out to fundraising@cspespto.com
Bus B left our lot at 2:30. Thank you for your patience as we made sure all riders are on the bus!
The Board of Education of Anne Arundel County will decide what redistricting plan or plans to move forward to public hearing and on initial approval of Superintendent of Schools Dr. Mark Bedell’s proposed Fiscal Year 2027 Capital Budget at its next meeting, scheduled for Wednesday, September 17, 2025.
For more details, go to https://www.aacps.org/article/2416558.
For more details, go to https://www.aacps.org/article/2416558.
