Maryland State Semi-Final Championships

Friday,  May 18, 2012

8:00pm

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Wednesday, May 23, 2012

8:00 AM

School Auditorium

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For more information regarding awards, scholarships and the ceremony, please call the Guidance Office at 410-956-5600, ext 210 or email tchaffer@aacps.org.

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Senior Awards Survey

Algebra II Prep

Summer School Sessions

July 9 – 23

July 24 – August 7

7:30am – 10:15am    OR    10:25am – 1:10pm

$150

Algebra II Prep is a hands on, explorative class designed to emphasis critical algebraic skills and help keep concepts fresh for students entering Algebra II in high school.  This is a non-credit / non-graded course.  Please contact your school counselor for registration information.

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STEM Awards / Senior Send-Off / Parent Night

Thursday, May 24

6 – 8pm

School Auditorium

2012 Secondary Summer School

July 9 – August 8, 2012

Two sessions each day, Monday through Thursday

Session 1 7:30am – 10:15am

Session 2  10:25am – 1:10pm

$300 per course / class period

$150 non-credit Algebra I & II Prep Class

Registration June 26 – 28, 2012   8:00am to 3:00pm   SRHS Cafeteria

All high school courses may be taken for REMEDIAL CREDIT.  There are a limited number of courses that may be taken for original credit.

A completed Secondary Summer School Registration Form must be provided at the time of registration. These forms are only available from the student’s home school guidance counselor.

Attendance for all registered summer school sessions in order to qualify to take the final summer school exam. Students WILL NOT be excused for appointments, summer camp, vacations, etc.  A student who is absent 1 or more days, regardless of cause, will receive a failing grade for the class.

All courses require a 2-hour final exam.  Students MUST BE PRESENT on August 8, 2012, and take the final exam, in order to receive credit.

2012 Summer School Information Brochure

Senior students who wish to park on the campus of SRHS must apply for a permit at the beginning of each semester.  Parking spaces are assigned on a priority basis as determined by the Anne Arundel County Public Schools Board of Education.  Applications for students who do not meet the requirements for priority will be placed in a lottery with parking spaces assigned by random drawing.  Any student wishing to park on campus for the Fall Semester MUST APPLY for a permit.

Applications for Fall Parking may be accessed at the link below and are available in the school office.

All applications and supporting documents must be HAND CARRIED by the APPLICANT to Ms Jentilet or Ms Picken in the Main Office by June 1, 2012.   Late applications can still be turned in, but will go to the bottom of the pile. 

Parking applicants must attend an orientation program.  Summer Parking Orientation schedule is now available (see link below).

For more information, contact Ms Edie Picken, Assistant Principal,  epicken@aacps.org

Fall Semester Parking Application – 2012

Mandatory Summer Parking Orientation Meeting Schedule for 2012/2013

The Maryland State Department of Education is working with South River High School to learn more about what parents think about the school’s climate. School climate includes feelings about the safety, relationships, and learning environment of your child’s school.

This is an opportunity for all parents to give their input on how to improve the school. Your answers will help us make your child’s school a better place to learn.

All of your responses are anonymous and can’t be linked to you in any way. All the information you share with us will be confidential and private. The data from your survey will be aggregated with other responses and reported back to the school in summary format.

There are no “right” or “wrong” answers, so please answer the following questions honestly. Last year the survey took most parents less than 10 minutes to complete.

If you have any questions about the survey or any difficulties completing the survey, please call the survey administrator at (443) 287-0030 or send an email to MDS3@pbismaryland.org.

Climate Survey

For access, please use the passcode AASoRip2.

All for One T-Shirt Order Form

Testing begins promptly at 7:17am. 

Bus transportation will be adjusted for the HSA test days as follows:

• Students taking an HSA on a designated day will be transported at the regular time by their usual bus.
• Those students who are not taking an exam will wait for the second bus to arrive, aproximately 3 hours and 15 minutes later than the regular morning bus pick up time, to coincide with a 10:30am starting bell.
• CAT-South classes will start at 11:15am
• There will be NO late morning bus transportation available for students who live outside the school district boundaries.  These students may take their regular bus at the usual time and wait in the designated study hall area until classes begin OR be transported to school for the 10:30am start by a parent

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Class schedules will be changed as follows:

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Thursday, May 24 – Resume Normal B-Day Schedules

The Anne Arundel County Public Schools Board of Education Administrative Regulation JCC-RAC states that:

1. Any Graduating student who violates Board policies on possession, consumption or distribution of alcoholic beverages, controlled dangerous substances, counterfeit controlled dangerous substances, non-controlled substances (as defined by Article 27, Section 286B of the Annotated Code of Maryland), or other intoxicant at any time during the last 4 weeks of school prior to the last scheduled day for graduating students, or during the time between the last scheduled day and the graduation ceremony, whether the activity takes place on school buses, within a school building or upon any school property, or during any school, school related or Board sponsored activity, whether held on school property or at locations off school property, including private clubs, businesses or commercial establishments, shall be prohibited from participation in all senior activities, including proms, award ceremonies and graduation ceremonies.

2.  Diplomas earned by students denied participation in graduation ceremonies will be available upon request in the office of the appropriate school principal on the first workday following the graduation ceremony.

Because the last scheduled day for graduating students this year is May 31, 2012, the effective date under the “last 4 weeks” provision is April 25, 2012, which is the last day a graduating senior can be enrolled in the Alternative to Drugs Program, Responsible Actions Program or Anti-Tobacco Use program.