Ms. Walbert's social studies classes made Valentine cards for the residents of Chesapeake Cove!
Save the Date! It's almost 3 months until the Haitian Flag Day Celebration that will be held in Salisbury on Sunday, May 19, 2024 from 3 to 8 pm. It is Haiti's national day and carries a huge cultural and historical significance as it represents their freedom. Downtown Salisbury will be blocked off and there will be music, singing, dancing, traditional costume parades, cultural presentations, food, vendors and much more!
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We are happy to announce our 2024 Teacher of the Year! Eighth grade social studies teacher, Ms. Erin Walbert. She doesn't usually come to school in a bathrobe, but today is the 100th day of school, so she was playing the part (looking old!)! The announcement was made in front of the entire student body at the end of the day. We wish Ms. Walbert the best as she goes forward!
It's never too late to recognize our school resource officer, Officer Todd, in honor of National School Resource Appreciation Day! We appreciate you Officer Todd!
More photos from today's incentive field trip to D.C.!
Today a group of CAHS students took a field trip to the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, D.C. Everyone appreciated this unique opportunity!
The Mu Alpha Theta (Math Club) met yesterday after school to prepare for Round 2 of the Rocket City Math League Competition. The club is advised by Mrs. Mandi Lankford.
Mental Health Awareness Wednesday
Over the next few months, CAHS has several field trips planned for our students. The administration would like to remind students and parents of a few things before the trips begin.
1. Going on a trip is a privilege that is earned, not guaranteed.
2. School rules apply on the bus and at the destination.
3. Students should dress appropriately - no ripped clothing (jeans), school appropriate tops with no advertisements for illegal items or hateful speech.
4. No vapes, tobacco, alcohol, illegal or recreational drugs.
5. Be early for all meet times. If the bus leaves at 6 am, be early so you get a good seat.
6. Remember you are representing Crisfield.
RESPECT YOURSELF, RESPECT OTHERS and ASSUME RESPONSIBILITY at all times.
Phone service was restored to all SCPS buildings this afternoon, Feb. 13, 2024. We apologize for the inconvenience, and thank you for your patience.
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Schools continue to experience phone outages today, 2/13/24 while repairs are in progress. In the meantime, email any staff member from our school websites or the SCPS mobile app, message us on social media or your student's teacher in Rooms.
Did you review the proposed '24-25 calendar drafts and leave your feedback in our short survey? Please visit our website to participate in the calendar adoption process: https://www.somerset.k12.md.us/article/1442426
SCPS is experiencing a temporary interruption in phone service today, 2/12/24. The outage affects all school buildings, and repairs are currently underway. We apologize for the inconvenience and will send an update when phone service is restored.
Students interested in Journalism, Media and Broadcasting careers recently visited WBOC to tour the newsplex and watch a live broadcast of the noon news.
Sports Schedule for Week of Feb. 12-15:
Monday:
Boys JV Basketball Home vs. Parkside, 4:30 pm.
Boys Varsity Basketball Home vs. Parkside, 6:00 pm
Tuesday:
Boys Varsity Basketball Home vs. Nandua, 5:00 pm.
Thursday:
Boys JV Basketball @ Washington, 4:00 pm.
Girls Varsity Basketball @ Washington, 5:30 pm.
Boys Varsity Basketball @ Washington, 7:00 pm.
We love celebrating the great people of Crisfield Academy and High School. This week's staff and students of the week.
A new addition to the cafeteria offerings made its debut today during lunch shifts - a salad bar! According to cafeteria manager, Mrs. Susan Corbin, the salad bar was a welcome option for students and staff. Because the salad bar takes extra help, it may only be available once a week for now. But hopefully, in the near future, it will become a daily staple for lunch. Kudos to Mrs. Corbin and her staff, Mrs. Dealma Ward and Mrs. Nenita Tyler shown with their first customer, paraprofessional Mrs. Cathy Jackson. Also on hand was Mr. David Scott, SCPS Food & Nutrition Supervisor. Well done ladies!
The 11th Annual Pathways to Success is an exploration night for students planning their futures after high school, hosted at Wor-Wic Community College on Feb. 22, 2024 from 5:30-7:30 p.m.
Visit with representatives from colleges, employers, military agencies, adult agencies & community rehabilitation providers, and attend informative breakout sessions on financial planning, apprenticeships, the Maryland Workforce Exchange, interview skills and more.
