02/03/22 Morning Announcements
February 3, 2022
Welcome to another Thriving Thursday at our Mecca of Excellence! Today is an “A” day. The class starts at 7:45 am. Please arrive on time, with your masks on, ready to learn!
Covid Kits went home Wednesday
Please be advised that all students received Covid tests and masks on Wednesday. If you didn’t receive your mask or tests, you will be called to the main office accordingly. Tests should be administered on Sunday.
Thursday, February 3rd: Two-hour Early Release Schedule
Two Hour Early Dismissal Schedule
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PERIOD |
DURATION |
LUNCH PERIOD |
ELAPSED LUNCHTIME |
CLASS TIME |
ELAPSED CLASS TIME |
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1 |
7:45– 8:25 |
40 min. |
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Homeroom |
8:25-8:30 |
5 min. |
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2 |
8:35-9:20 |
45 min. |
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3 |
9:25-11:30 |
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LUNCH |
A Lunch A day 400’s 500’s 700’s 800’s 1420 Blackbox Bday 500’s 600’s 900’s BLACKBOX |
9:25-9:55 |
10:00-11:40 |
100 min. |
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B Lunch A day 300’s 600’s Bday 300’s 400’s |
10-10:30 |
9:25- 9:58 10:35- 11:40 |
97 min. |
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C Lunch A day 200’s B day 200’s 800’s 1000’s |
10:35-11:05 |
9:25-10:32 11:10-11:40 |
97 min. |
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D Lunch A day 100’s 1000’s 1100’s Band FACS Bday 100’s 700’s |
11:10-11:40 |
9:25-11:08 |
103 min. |
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4 |
11:45-12:25 |
40 min. |
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Dismissal |
12:25 |
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Registration Procedure for SY 2023
- Scheduling dates Feb. 7-11th
- Each Professional School Counselor created a google classroom for their grade level caseload.
- All registration for the next school year will occur online.
- Registration will take place next week during the Code of Conduct assemblies.
- This information has also been posted in google classroom for all Professional School Counselors along with course descriptions for students and parents to look over.
- All AP course registration will go through Ms. Bego.
- Science and Tech registration has been completed. Please see Ms. Cotton if you have not done so already.
- The final day to choose your courses is Friday, February 11th.
- If you do not choose your courses for next year by Feb. 11th your PSC counselor will pick your requests.
A prominent figure in Black History
Robert Morris produced by Media Arts 2 student Ayame (Kenny) Owona is the focus of our prominent person in black history. Please see the video linked to his name for a short video produced by one of our Jaguars.
Social Media misuse
Please be advised that commentary associated with the use of weapons at school, even in jest, requires that the Department of Homeland Security be involved. Don’t make a mistake posting something that you find “entertaining” that references serious incidents, such as school shootings. There will be consequences including, possibly, federal charges.
Student Movement Guidance
Great work on keeping the hallways clear and the building quiet at the end of last week. This represents the daily expectation for our building. We will institute a modified pass policy this week. No more than one student can leave the classroom at a time. Hallsweeps will continue with students captured in the hall sweep spending the period in ISS. Repeat offenders will receive swift and decisive disciplinary actions. As we close the 2nd quarter, let’s focus on keeping teaching and learning the priority.
CHF 10th grader recognized by National Media Source
The Rainbow Club- BLM Action Week
The Rainbow Club is participating in the BLM at School Week of Action, from January 31-February 4, promoting activism and empowerment within our school community. Every day we have prompts based on the 13 guiding principles of BLM. Any clubs, teachers, or students are encouraged to participate! Check out our presentation from last year.
Day 3
Today’s Guiding Principles:
- Transgender Affirming
- Queer Affirming
- Collective Value
Today’s Prompts:
p.s. these are some of my favorite prompts >:)
- Share any questions or experiences you have about what it means to be transgender or what people you know (or you) think about it.
- Think of ways that your parents and society taught you about what it means to be a girl or a boy. Have you ever felt limited by expectations about who you were supposed to like, what you are supposed to look like, or how you are supposed to act?
- Who are you aware of – in your family, neighborhood, city, country, or world – whose safety and happiness is threatened due to forces beyond their control?
- What do YOU need people to know about you in order to make YOU feel that you and/or your CULTURE is appreciated and respected?
Feel free to send in any responses, comments, videos, poems, artwork, etc. Please submit to this google form. Also, take a look at the attached posters.
From the Desk of Ms. Hunt- School Social Worker
Please see this information on self-care practices provided by Ms. Hunt. Thank you for sharing these resources with our school community!
Senior College Application Data
I will continue to post the percentages of Seniors at CHF who have applied for College weekly. We are up from last week and are now at 50%. Great work Class of 2022! Let’s work towards our next goal of 60%! Our goal is for 80% of our Seniors to apply! Let’s get these numbers up!
Support our Student Journalists via SNO Donates
We have set up a donation through SNO to help our student journalists. SNO Donate makes it easy to collect donations through our SNO website from family, alumni, and community members who want to support your journalism program.
Community donations will support the student journalists of Charles Herbert Flowers. Your contribution will allow us to purchase equipment and cover the annual website hosting costs. Please go over to the website now. Every dollar helps! https://chfhsnews.com/
Time to start thinking about AP!!
AP registration has begun! The Advanced Placement program allows our students to access rigorous, college-level coursework. EVERY student should be thinking about taking as many AP classes as possible prior to graduation. Please reach out to Dr. Boykins at [email protected] if you have more questions.
—
Dr. Gorman E. Brown
Principal, Charles Herbert Flowers H.S.
10001 Ardwick-Ardmore Road
Springdale, MD 20774
Phone: (301) 636-8000
Fax: (301) 636-8008Do all the good you can
By all means, you can
In all the ways you can
In all the places you can
To all the people you can
As long as ever you canJohn Wesley
Principal, Charles Herbert Flowers H.S.
10001 Ardwick-Ardmore Road
Springdale, MD 20774
Phone: (301) 636-8000
Fax: (301) 636-8008Do all the good you can
By all means, you can
In all the ways you can
In all the places you can
To all the people you can
As long as ever you canJohn Wesley
Connectedness…Strategic…
