The Week Ahead: School Board, Football Home Opener
Here's a look at what's on tap for the Odenton and Severn area this week.
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Here's a look at the schools in the Arundel cluster hosting back-to-school nights this week:
- Arundel High School—6:30 p.m. Thursday
- Four Seasons Elementary—6:30 p.m. Tuesday
- Waugh Chapel Elementary (Grades 3-5)— 7 p.m. Wednesday
Anne Arundel County School Board meeting
When: 10 a.m. Wednesday
Where: 2644 Riva Rd., Annapolis.
Details: It's budget time again already. The board will get its first look at Superintendent Kevin Maxwell's capital budget for 2014, which includes money for kindergarten additions and open classroom enclosures as top priorities.
Severn River Commission meeting
When: 4 p.m. Friday
Where: 2644 Riva Rd., Annapolis. (4th Floor)
Details: The commission that oversees the health of the Severn River will hold its September meeting. Agenda items include the health of the Jabez stream and oyster-restoration activities.
When: 6:30 p.m. Friday
Where: Arundel High School
Details: The Wildcats make their Carroll Field debut against the Eagles from Northeast High.
Old Mill Football vs. Severna Park
When: 6:30 p.m. Friday
Where: Old Mill High School
Details: The Patriots host the Falcons, who have shown some toughness in the county in recent years.
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Arundel Middle School
1179 Hammond Ln, Odenton, MD -
Four Seasons Elementary School
979 Waugh Chapel Rd, Gambrills, MD -
Waugh Chapel Elementary School
840 Sunflower Dr, Odenton, MD -
Arundel High School
1001 Annapolis Rd, Gambrills, MD -
Old Mill High School
600 Patriot Ln, Millersville, MD
Chris W
7:23 am on Tuesday, September 4, 2012
"Maxwell's capital budget for 2014, which includes money for kindergarten additions and open classroom enclosures as top priorities"
These open schools have been around since the fad stared in the 70s. Interesting that it only took 30 or so years for this to become a priority.
Patrick H.
8:16 am on Tuesday, September 4, 2012
It takes time to see if these new fangled ideas will work. I think 30 years is not enough time to fully evaluate these plans. It's been over 200 years and we're still trying to fine tune this nation.
David Daughters
12:16 am on Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Open space classrooms started in Californa, and of course, everything that California does, Maryland has to do too. We had three boys goe through the open space era bat Four Seasons Elementary and I'm glad to see them finally go.