Join the AACPS Office of Elementary Curriculum & Instruction for an exciting event about the new CKLA elementary literacy curriculum! 🗓️ When: Nov. 7, 5:30 p.m. 📍 Where: Severn Run High School Register here: https://forms.gle/Z3mjbZYGRrJMiRJt6
10 months ago, Anne Arundel County Public Schools
CKLA event flyer
Thursday October 31st 8:15 a.m.- 9:00 a.m. (We start lining up at 8:05; late students will remain in the office.) Odenton Elementary Field Please send your children to school dressed in their costume or pajamas OVER their clothes. Students will line up with their classes after their teachers take attendance. Costumes should not have any weapons or be from any scary movies. Costumes should not be anything involving blood, gore, or politics. Costumes must be age and school appropriate. Please avoid inflatable costumes. Please have your child bring in a bag to put their costume in after the parade is over. Costumes will be stored in their backpacks for the remainder of the day. OES staff are not responsible for any lost or damaged costumes or accessories.
10 months ago, Odenton Elementary
Halloween Parade
This week's Thursday Thoughts from Superintendent of Schools Dr. Mark Bedell focus on voting and teaching students about their right to vote. #AACPSFamily #BelongGrowSuceed https://youtu.be/BFGIZOla1k4
11 months ago, AACPS
Superintendent of Schools Dr. Mark Bedell
Did you miss the October 16 presentation to the Board of Education on AACPS' proposed new Learning Management System? Watch it and hear questions posed by the Board here. https://youtu.be/GYTw1h9Qt7I
11 months ago, AACPS
Learning Management System presentation slide
5 to 9, Waugh Chapel
11 months ago, Odenton Elementary
Chipotle night fundraiser
Dr. Mark Bedell and Senior Legislative and Policy Specialist Grace Wilson clear up misconceptions about the work of the Innovative School Scheduling Workgroup. https://youtu.be/G6MP4wVj9w8
11 months ago, AACPS
Innovative School Scheduling Workgroup artwork
Lots of fun and games today! Thank you for supporting our school!
11 months ago, Odenton Elementary
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Have you heard the news? Always Ice Cream is offering an EXCLUSIVE Anne Arundel County Public Schools flavor in November, with a portion of sales benefitting the Education Foundation of AACPS! Check out more at the link below and stay tuned for the flavor reveal on October 24! #AACPSFamily #BelongGrowSucceed https://www.facebook.com/reel/1287317595500634
11 months ago, AACPS
AACPS, Always Ice Cream logos
Leaders at Odenton Elementary!
11 months ago, Odenton Elementary
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Parent Portal Account https://aacps.edurooms.com/engage/family-academy/newsletters/family-academy-fridays-10-18-24. It's Family Academy Friday! Look for featured content every other Friday on AACPS social media or visit www.aacps.org/familyacademy! #AACPSFamily #BelongGrowSucceed
11 months ago, Anne Arundel County Public Schools
Family Academy Fridays - AACPS Parent Portal
Mrs. Klick & PJ Day
11 months ago, Odenton Elementary
PJ Day & Mrs. Klick
Mrs. Schultz's class participated in a partner nature walk this week!
11 months ago, Odenton Elementary
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In this week’s Thursday Thoughts, Superintendent of Schools Dr. Mark Bedell discusses the importance of dedicated time for the new Core Knowledge Language Arts elementary school curriculum and its impact on early dismissal days. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pxuonez4ahs
11 months ago, AACPS
Superintendent Dr. Mark Bedell
Showing our work in Ms. Kennedy-Mercer's room!
11 months ago, Odenton Elementary
showing our math thinking
showing our math thinking
showing our math thinking
showing our math thinking
showing our math thinking
The Office of Community Schools recently supported a professional development initiative focused on Spanish language learning, featuring a two-week immersion course in Cusco, Peru. This program exemplifies the Community Schools' commitment to building relationships, supporting our students and families, and making AACPS a community where everyone can #BelongGrowSucceed. https://youtu.be/GEC3nL78Zqs?si=xs9qxWj5pdNDIW8T
11 months ago, Anne Arundel County Public Schools
Community Schools - Belong. Grow. Succeed
Today is #UnityDay! Don't forget to wear orange to show your support and celebration of Unity Day. Kindness - Acceptance - Inclusion Use our hashtags on X/Twitter to share your Unity Day pictures: #UnityDay #UnityDay2024 #ProjectUnity #BelongGrowSucceed Pictures can be emailed to communications@aacps.org or DM on Instagram
11 months ago, AACPS
Unity Day Kindness Acceptance Inclusion Don't forget to wear Orange Tuesday, October 15 - group photo of teacher and students wearing orange
#UnityDay is coming! Don't forget to wear orange tomorrow to show your support and celebration of Unity Day #UnityDay #UnityDay2024 #ProjectUnity #BelongGrowSucceed
11 months ago, AACPS
Unity Day Kindness Acceptance Inclusion Don't forget to wear Orange Tuesday, October 15 - group photos of staff and students wearing orange
Ahoy, mateys! Arrr-ye ready to hoist the sails and join us on this grand adventure as we celebrate National School Lunch Week? Healthy school meals be the finest treasure, fit to fuel young buccaneers as they chart their course through the stormy seas of learning. With proper grub in their bellies, they'll be ready to tackle any challenge that comes their way! So, let’s feast like the true school lunch pirates we are and make this week a bountiful haul! Avast, let’s dig in! 🍎🏴‍☠️ #NSLW24 Find Your Treasure!
11 months ago, AACPS
National Lunch Week School Lunch pirates  Find your treasure! October 14-18 Image of treasure map with food items on it.
When: Thursday October 31st Time: 8:20 a.m.- 9:05 a.m. Where: Odenton Elementary Field Please send your children to school dressed in their costume OVER their clothes. Students may choose to wear pajamas instead. Students will line up with their classes after their teachers take attendance. Costumes should not have any weapons or be from any scary movies. Costumes should not be anything involving blood, gore, or politics. Costumes must be age and school appropriate. Avoid inflatable costumes. Please have your child bring in a bag to put their costume in after the parade is over. Costumes will be stored in their backpacks for the remainder of the day. OES staff are not responsible for any lost or damaged costumes or accessories. Parents may park at the churches and stand behind the safety cones to watch. For more information, please reach out to your child’s teacher on Rooms. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xlkUJOzHRWj81Nnmb8qr7oN8hxxBA-JBXHWDoQ0DMgQ/edit?usp=sharing
11 months ago, Odenton Elementary