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Prize Donations Needed for Our Carnival
Parents, the PBIS Committee needs your help in donating prizes for our end of the year carnival. You can send your donations with your child to school or have them collected in the afternoon carpool on Thursday, April 22. A donation box is also available in the front office. Your donations are greatly appreciated. Click here for a list of donations still needed.
Guide Helps Parents Inform Their Children About Online Safety
This free resource is available via OnGuardOnline.gov, a Web site maintained by the FTC with support from its partners, among which is the Department of Justice’s Office of Justice Programs.
Attention Young Ladies!
Come to the Urbana Regional Library this Saturday April 16 from 2-4 p.m. for Prom Prep 2010. This program is so much more than preparing for prom! All middle and high school girls can learn a thing or two about skin care, healthy hair, make-up and hair cut and styling tips. Every one has a party, dance, banquet or other special event to attend wants to look extra special!
The future professionals from the Paul Mitchell Temple School in Frederick are coming out to give one-on-one consults to all who attend. We've got some great prizes for all who attend as well. Moms are welcome as well. Registration for the event can be phoned in to 301 600 7000 or on the FCPL website at www.fcpl.org
The Power of the Pen!
UMS Young Authors Place in the County Competition!
Congratulations to the following students for representing UMS with their creative writing talents!
6th grader Maddie Mulligan, 3rd place poem, “The Everything Store”
6th grader Meg Baumgarten, 1st place short story, “Iceskull”
7th grader Elise Pearson, 2nd place poem, “Turtle Sunrise”
7th grader J.D. Galuardi, 1st place short story, “With Wings Unfurled”
8th grader Yasas Santharam, 1st place poem, “Anger”
8th grader Archit Gupta, 1st place short story, “The Time Transition”
These students will be honored at the FCPS Literacy Fair on May 12, held at Gov. Thomas Johnson High School. Congratulations to all!
Pennies for Peace Update
UMS students raised nearly $500 for Pennies for Peace!! Pennies for Peace is a service-learning organization started by Greg Mortenson to build community-based schools in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
A special thank you goes to Dr. Shahid Rafiq and the Frederick County Muslim Council for matching our amount and allowing UMS to send a $1,000 donation to Pennies for Peace!
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