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Counselor’s Corner
Need to reach the counselor? Miss Zulieka Jarmon 410-228-4950 or jarmonz@dcpsmd.org
Character Counts at Choptank Elementary School!! I am truly excited about all of the wonderful things that are happening at CES this school year! Choptank students and staff will continue to set good Character Pillars examples for being Responsible- Caring- Trustworthy- Honest- Fair- Respectful-Citizens.
What does the guidance department offer at Choptank! *individual and group counseling session *academic monitoring *classroom guidance lessons *and sooooo much more!!!!!!!!!! Elementary School Counselors Role: Elementary school years set the tone for developing the knowledge, attitudes and skill necessary for children to become healthy, competent and confident learners. Through a comprehensive developmental school counseling program, counselors work as a team with the school staff, parents and the community to create a caring climate and atmosphere. By providing education, prevention, early identification and intervention, school counselors can help all children achieve academic success. (American School Counselors Association)
A look ahead! Red Ribbon Week October 22-31, 2007 Achievement Award Ceremony (Honor Roll, Principal’s List and Attendance) Caring Coupon Month (December) If you are interested in participating in the Spring Career Fair, please contact Miss Jarmon.
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We want to extend our thanks to every student who made our field trip on the Sultana a success.
Our fifth grade students are preparing for the next step in their young careers-middle school. We are currently completing units on Decimals and Algebra in Math class as well as working hard in Reading. In science class the students have explored the Solar System including the Earth and its moon. We are now introducing our students to Social Studies by way of our federal government. We have also been teaching our students a wide variety of writing, reading and enrichment activities to strengthen their minds and prepare them for their future success.
Please make sure your child does his/her homework each and every day, including practicing math facts. Turning in assignments each and every day helps our students learn responsibilities of every day school life. Never allow the students to accept less than their best; we believe that each and every child can be successful.
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