Seventh Grade Artists Leave Their Mark on SOFO Maritime Heritage Fence Project
"We had working on the art for the fence project with Mr. Fenton. He really lets us be creative in art club" - Seventh Grade AMS Art Club Student
Annapolis Art Exhibit Highlights the Work of AACPS Art Students and Teachers
Thank you Ms. Zavistky from Severn Elementary for motivating and inspiring our daughter and her art was part of the exhibit.
2023 AACPS Model UN Conference Spotlight: Annapolis High School Teams Up with Annapolis Middle School to Guide their Inaugural Model UN Participation
"Annapolis High (AHS) and Severna Park High students largely ran the event by serving as the dais in each room. They taught parliamentary procedure, modeled best practices for serving in a committee, and selected the participants who should be recognized with awards. These students did most of the work on the day of the event, and they did very well!" - Ms. Sarah Poole, SPHS Social Studies Department Chair
Bestselling Author Kami Garcia Inspires Annapolis Middle Students with a Visit & Advice on Finding Their Voice as an Author
"I really liked hearing about how she found her voice as a writer. It made me want to start writing more and to experiment with different styles."
Apex Arts Commercial Band Looking to Make Their Mark at Rams Head on Stage
The band’s repertoire is diverse and is selected to showcase student strengths and capabilities. Their setlists include (but are not limited to) classic rock, contemporary rock, pop, funk, soul, and rap. The ensemble has been invited to perform throughout the local community, for various conferences, and for music festivals in and beyond Maryland.
Jasmine Lewis, Annapolis Middle
Ms. Lewis goes above and beyond for her students! Great job, we love to see it!
Nijah
Kristin Ross, Pershing Hill Elementary
Ms. Ross
Our daughter’s future is much brighter and it’s all thanks to you teaching with love. We appreciate your patience and dedication with Bella and all the students. Thank you for all you do!
Mrs. & Mr. Valez-Cuevas
Aaminah S. Foye, Brock Bridge Elementary School
To Ms. Foye,
Congratulations on your first teachers appreciation week. I am so proud of the impact you’ve made with your students, your personal growth and accomplishments you’ve achieved this school year. Continue to STRIVE and DO!
With so much Love,
Momma
Teresa Clark, Ridgeway Elementary
Dear Mrs. Clark,
Thank you for being such a fun and caring teacher! You have taught me so much this year. I love to read and do math. I loved all the fun things we did like building houses, bubbles, gingerbread houses, and the glow party. You make school fun!
Love, Rosalie
Kaitlyn Hamilton, WINDSOR FARM ELEMENTARY
Ms. Hamilton
We thank you for the important role you play in shaping our child into the respectable, ready and responsible young man he is becoming. Please know that we recognize your positive influence and moral guidance, and we value the example you impart on our child. We appreciate you today and every day.
WILLIAM HENLEY
Kristen Bowling, Windsor Farm Elementary
Thank you, Mrs. Bowling!
You give the best of yourself to see others and we’re so grateful our child is in your class and has the good fortune of having you as his teacher. Your passion is inspiring to us as parents & we appreciate you!
Miles Henley
Aaminah Foye, Brock Bridge Elementary
A thousand thanks for your courage in accepting the task of teaching our young children. You will be a great inspiration to them. Keep giving them love and knowledge.
Muhammad Foye
Cherish Reuss, Annapolis Middle School
Ms. Reuss
You fully give your whole heart to making a difference in each child’s life. You are a teacher that makes a BIG difference. I hope you always have the gift of teaching from the heart.
Jessica Isaia
Jasmine Lewis, Annapolis Middle School
Ms. Lewis
HAPPY TEACHER APPRECIATION WEEK!
YOU ARE DOING AN AWESOME JOB, KEEP GOING!!!
GO JAZZY WE ARE ELATED YOU ARE MAING AN IMPACT ON OUR YOUTH!
JASMINE
Tracy Marcalus, Center for Applied Technology South
Ms. Marcalus
Thank you for going above and beyond for your students. The love and attention you give in your class to your students helps drive their eagerness to excel in your class and in their future career. Even when the student is unable to attend due to activities at their home school, medical reasons, transportation trouble, or more, you ensure that they are not missing the important information by allowing them access to the needed materials through Brightspace, meetings with you, and time during class. Thank you for going above and beyond for you Academy of Health Students at CAT-South!
Tello Family