Showing posts with label elev8. Show all posts
Showing posts with label elev8. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 5, 2012

Collington Square Miracle Growers Beautify School



On August 21, 2012, The Collington Square Miracle Growers planted a beautiful garden at the entrance of Collington Square School of the Arts. The project was sponsored by the 4-H Club and Elev8 Baltimore .

Four Collington Square families planted the garden:
  • Afiya  Smith (parent), Krysten Myers (7th grade, Collington Square School of the Arts), Kevin Myers (6th grade, Collington ), and Kyron Myers (6th grade, Collington)
  • Latarsha Fowkles (parent), Michael Harris (8th grade, Collington), and  Ja'Audra Jones (Dayspring Head Start)
  • Wanda Gary (parent), Keywona Gary (9th grade, Mervo High School), Keisha Gary (8th grade, Collington), Dominique Gary (5th grade, Collington), and Keyvon Gary (1st grade, Collington)
  • Lesslie Tucker (parent), Sabriaya Shipley (11th grade, Institute of Notre Dame), Shanika Brown (10th grade, Vivien T. Thomas Medical Arts Academy), Toni Brown (8th grade, Collington), and Anthony Battle (4th grade, Collington)
We would like to thank all of the volunteers, 4H Club, and Elev8 for creating this garden.

Thursday, August 16, 2012

Collington Square School June 2012 Newsletter

Ms. Kelley's class shakes up bags of trail mix
as part of the 2012 Healthy Foods Challenge
Check out the June 2012 Collington Square School of the Arts newsletter at:
http://www.baltimorecp.org/collington/CollingtonNewsJune2012.pdf 

This edition features:
  •  Fulfilling the Promise Mentoring Group
  • Students Perform at 4H Youth Expo
  • 2012 Healthy Food Challenge
  • Battle of the Brains

Friday, April 27, 2012

Collington Square April 2012 Newsletter




Check out Collington Square Elementary/Middle School's April 2012 newsletter at:

http://www.baltimorecp.org/collington/CollingtonNewsApril2012.pdf


Features:
  • Black History Quilting Project
  • Lady Eagles Cheerleading Squad
  • Higher Achievement Program News
  • Collington Goes into the Recording Studio
  • High School Choice Results: 78% of students got accepted into their 1st or 2nd choice schools and 96% of students got accepted or wait listed at their 1st or 2nd choice schools.