March 16, 2023

March 17: Easton St. Patricks Day Parade

March 17: EHS Theater Dept Presents Chicago the Teen Edition 7PM

March 18: EHS Theater Dept Presents Chicago the Teen Edition 7PM

March 19: EHS Theater Dept Presents Chicago the Teen Edition 2PM

March 21: World Down Syndrome Day

March 23: Youth Apprentice Information Night at SMMHS 5-6PM

March 24: EHS Theater Dept Presents Chicago the Teen Edition 7PM

March 25: EHS Theater Dept Presents Chicago the Teen Edition 7PM

March 25: National Cerebral Palsy Awareness Day

March 30: Webinar-What Parents Need to Know about the Rise of Prescription Drug Misuse and Teen Impact- CLICK TO REGISTER

March 30: Youth Apprentice Information Night at EHS 5-6PM

April 3-10: Spring Break

The Board of Education recognized the Easton High Girls Swim Team for winning the Bayside, Regional, and Class 3A/2A/1A State Championships. This was the first swimming team championship in school history!

Molly Kroeger was Individual State Champion in the 200 and 500 freestyle events for the second year in a row. Molly teamed up with Kylie Weems, Madalyn Weems and Isabella Westerfield to take gold in the 400 freestyle relay!

The Board recognized and congratulated Colleen Szymanski, 5th grade teacher at Chapel District Elementary, for being named the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Maryland Elementary Teacher of the Year!

Tickets are now available for the EHS Chigago the Teen Edition! Use this link! https://www.showtix4u.com/events/EHSSHOW

TCPS 8th grade students traveled to the JA Inspire event on Wednesday, March 15th. JA Inspire is a combination of both classroom-based instruction and an event-based career expo at the Wicomico Youth & Civic Center in Salisbury, Md. Over 100 companies representing local high-wage and high-demand careers, along with Eastern Shore colleges and universities, trade schools, apprenticeship programs and CTE programs participated in the event, shared advice and engaged students with interactive exhibits. We thank Junior Achievement of the Eastern Shore for organizing the event and partnering with TCPS to bring opportunities to our students!

Every year on March 21, people worldwide celebrate World Down Syndrome Day by wearing brightly colored, mismatched socks. March 21 is symbolic because people with Down syndrome have 3 copies of their 21st chromosome. Socks were chosen because Ds chromosomes' karyotype looks like mismatched socks! Join us and wear your mismatched socks on Tuesday!

Calling all potential apprentices and employers! Join us for an information night and get all of your questions answered!

Calling all potential apprentices and employers! Join us for an information night and get all of your questions answered!

Just a couple more days until the Easton St. Patrick's day parade! TCPS will be well represented! For more info and a printable PDF of this info, please visit: https://discovereaston.com/st-patricks-day/

The Maryland Center for School Safety has scheduled several monthly presentations to inform caregivers and community members about the Safe Schools Maryland Anonymous Reporting System!\

Thursday, March 16 at 7:00 p.m.

These learning experiences are being offered as a refresher for people who have previously participated, as well as an opportunity for new individuals to become familiar with the

Safe Schools Maryland Anonymous Reporting System.

The 30-minute virtual presentation will teach attendees what Safe Schools Maryland is, how it works, and how they can help keep schools safe. These presentations are held on several dates each month, choose the date that works best for you. Maryland Center for School Safety specialists will be available to answer questions after each presentation.

If you are associated with a school that you would like to receive credit for your attendance, please be sure to include your school's name in the school name field (not your own) when registering.

We hope you will join us, and learn how to keep our schools safe.

Use this link Register now! https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php...

You can download the SafeSchoolsMD app in Googleapps or AppleApp store. There are 3 ways to submit a tip!

Eligible Maryland households may receive a one-time only payment of up to $2000

• Maryland households need to be in arrears in water and/or wastewater payments of $100 or more
• Income requirements apply

For assistance contact the Talbot County Department of Social Services either by phone (410-770-4848, option 4) or by walking into our office at 301 Bay Street, Unit 5, Easton, MD 21601, Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM.

For further information on the Low-Income Household Water Assistance Program you can also visit mymdthink.maryland.gov . Talbot County, call 410-770-4848.

Talbot County Food Pantries

(Updated 1/24/23)

EASTON AREA

Neighborhood Service Center

410-822-5015

126 Port Street Easton, MD

Monday – Friday 9am-12pm & 1:30-4pm

Go into lobby to get form.

St. Vincent de Paul

svdpeastonmd.org

29533 Canvasback Drive Easton, MD

Tuesday 1-4pm, Saturday 9am-12pm

Harvest of Hope – Church of God

410-822-3088

1009 N. Washington Street Easton, MD

Thursday 12-1:30pm

For urgent need on other days call.

St. Mark’s Pantry

at Brookletts Senior Center

410-822-2869

Friday 9-11am

Meals available Monday, Wednesday & Friday

TRAPPE AREA

Scott's United Methodist Church

3748 Main Street Trappe, MD

4th Thursday of the month at 8:30am

(Nov and Dec dates may vary)

BAY HUNDRED AREA

Royal Oak United Methodist Church

6968 Bellevue Road Royal Oak, MD

Unmanned Inside

24 hours, Everyday

St. Michaels Community Center

410-745-6073

207 N. Talbot Street St. Michaels, MD

Monday 3-5; Wednesday 1:30-3:30pm; Friday 12-3pm

Meals available Monday, Wednesday & Friday

Tilghman Food Pantry

410-886-9863

5731 Tilghman Island Road Tilghman, MD

Pantry open Wednesday 3-4:30pm.

For food access at other times, call 410-886-9863.