2020 -2021 Carroll County Public Schools
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TO PARENTS AND STUDENTSThis informational calendar student/parent handbook has been published toprovide you with some essential facts about Carroll County Public Schools.It should answer many questions asked by parents, students and citizens,as well as supply information about the many programs that are carried out in the county.If you have a concern or need additional information, please contact . . .YOUR CHILD’S TEACHER . . .on matters concerning your child’s progress, what is being taught, or any other matter relatedto the classroom operation. Call the teacher or send a note to arrange a conference. THE PRINCIPAL OF THE SCHOOL . . .on matters of schoolwide operation or policy, general school information,or help with a problem. DIRECTORS on matters that cannot be resolved by the school principal. MARYLAND YOUTH CRISIS HOTLINE1-800-422-0009Community Crisis Services, Inc. is anon-profit center that is a one-stop calling centerfor information and compassionate assistance forthose in crisis. Calling the Hotline will helpindividuals and families to access themental health services and social serviceorganizations within the community.The Community Crisis Services, Inc. is available24 hours a day, 365 days a year for anyonefacing crisis and personal turmoil.You may call 2-1-1 to speak with a Hotline Specialistor dial the statewide crisis hotline at 1-800-422-0009.The Maryland Youth Crisis Hotline alsohas an online crisis chat service available at:https://www.mdcrisisconnect.org/.For more resources available, please visitwww.carrollk12.org and select the link forCrisis & Suicide Support.SCHOOL SYSTEM CHIEFS AND THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS . . .who are responsible to the Board of Education for the administration of the school system.You may call the Superintendent at the Board of Education Offices or write him at125 North Court Street, Westminster, MD 21157 or send an e-mail to salocka@carrollk12.org. YOUR BOARD OF EDUCATION . . .whose members are elected by the citizens of Carroll County. For correspondence directed tothe Board, write President of the Board of Education of Carroll County, 125 North Court Street,Westminster, MD 21157 or send an e-mail via the Board Members pageof the CCPS website at www.carrollk12.org.ON THE COVER(clockwise from upper left): Amelia Griczin,Friendship Valley Elementary School; Jacob Gillis,Mt. Airy Elementary School; Sydney Compton,Elmer Wolfe Elementary School; and Ava Costin,Mechanicsville Elementary School.
2020-2021 Assessment Calendar2020-2021 School CalendarAcademic HonestyAdmission of Foreign Exchange StudentsAdmission of Nonresident StudentsAdvanced Academics (G/T) Education ProgramAge RequirementsAlternative EducationAlternatives to Four-Year EnrollmentAsbestos NoticeAthletic FeesAttendanceAttendance and Extracurricular ActivitiesBehavior Support SpecialistsBoard of Education of Carroll CountyBuchanan Auto Stores/Teacher of the YearBullying, Harassment, Intimidation, Discrimination, or HazingBusiness and Community PartnershipsCareer and Technology CenterCareer Technology Services TeamCarroll County Public Schools Strategic Planning PillarsCarroll Educational Television-Channel 21Central Office Administrative and Supervisory StaffCharacter Development and Social EmotionalAcademic LearningChild Abuse — Child NeglectChild FindClass Groups and Student OrganizationsCommunications OfficeConsent and ReleaseConstitutionally Protected PrayerCore Statement, Values, and BeliefsCounseling ServicesCritical IncidentsCurriculum Guides and Instructional MaterialsCustody of StudentsDetection DogsDirectory of SchoolsDiscipline Interventions/ConsequencesDiscipline RecordsDropout and Return to SchoolDrug and Alcohol Programs, Policies and ProceduresDual EnrollmentEducational EquityElementary SchoolEligibility for Extracurricular ActivitiesEmergency Medications in 544328111212448463054467575753585344262849English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)44Exclusion, Seclusion and Physical Restraint59Family Support Center42Field Trips40Food/Food Allergies28Food Services18Fraud Hotline16Gangs, Gang Activity, and Similar Destructiveor Illegal Group Behavior46Grading and Homework34Graduation Requirements61Grievance and Appeal Procedures62Health Services48High School26Home and Hospital Teaching50Homeless Children and Youth52Inclement Weather Policy24Inclement Weather — School Closing Decisions22Infants and Toddlers Program43Integrated Pest Management20International Office44Judith P. Hoyer Center Early Learning Hub –Carroll Co. “Judy Centers”40Kinship Care52Map Location — Carroll County Public Schools72Maryland Youth Crisis HotlineInside Front CoverMedications for Students on Overnight Field Trips40Medications for Students While in School49Message from the Superintendent2Middle School26Non-Discrimination Grievance Procedure10Notice of Non-Discrimination10Outdoor Education30Out-of-District52Pathways to Careers — A System for Change32Peer Facilitators48Placement, Promotion, Intervention, Retention, andAcceleration of Students62Portable Electronic Devices and Cell Phones63Prekindergarten (Pre-K) Program38Protection of Pupil Rights47Provision of Instructional Materials30Registration/Enrollment Procedures50Registry of Sex Offender Information55Release of Student Information to anInstitution of Higher Learning64Release of Student Information to Military Personnel64Removal of a Child from School54Report Card on Education12Report Card Schedule38Reporting Student Achievement28SchoolMessenger11School Start, Dismissal and Early Dismissal Times71Search and Seizure64Section 504 of The Rehabilitation Act of 197310Selection, Evaluation, and Reconsiderationof Instructional Materials30Service-Learning40Service Animals in Schools10Sexual Harassment of Students55Special Education Services42Staff and Student Relationships55Standard Response ProtocolInside Back CoverState Supervised Care65Student Accident Insurance16Student Code of Conduct48Student Dress Code65Student Records66Student Services47Students’ Rights and Responsibilities67Students Who Commit Reportable Offenses68Summer Programs28Suspension, Extended Suspension and Expulsion68Technology Services18Telecommunications and Internet Safety69Threats, Violent Acts and Weapons Prohibited69Title I45Title IX of The Education Amendments of 197210Titles I and II of The Americans With Disabilities Act10Titles VI and VII of The Civil Rights Act of 196410To Parents and StudentsInside Front CoverTobacco Products Containing Nicotine,and Nicotine Replacement Products70Tornado Warning Protocol24Transition Connections Academy42Transportation Services18Use of Animals in Instruction30Use of School Facilities20Visiting Schools28Visitors46Volunteer Program16Work Permits541
CCPS Informational CalendarMESSAGE FROM THE SUPERINTENDENTWelcome to the 2020-2021 school year!We are looking forward to a new school year and are excited about the challengesand successes it will bring. Like you, our goal is to make sure that all students havea great year filled with the opportunities and resources they need to be successful.Again this year, we are combining the Informational Calendar and the Student/Parent Handbook into a single publication. In this document, you will find theresources you need throughout the school year. It includes useful informationregarding all aspects of our school system, as well as the programs, policies, andprocedures that help guide our day-to-day operations.As a school system, our efforts are squarely focused right where we should be —on our students and their success. Please remember, as parents and guardians,you play a critical role in our educational process. I urge you to be active in yourchild’s education. There are many opportunities for involvement, from being avolunteer at your child’s school to just discussing class work at home. Feel freeto contact your child’s principal to receive more information on how you can helpyour child succeed at school.BUCHANAN AUTO STORES SUPPORTSTEACHER OF THE YEAR PROGRAMCarroll County Public Schools would like to extenda special thank you to Buchanan Auto Stores forpartnering with the school system to support theCarroll County Teacher of the Year Program for thesixth consecutive year. As part of the partnership,Buchanan Auto Stores provides the Carroll CountyTeacher of the Year with the use of a new KIA forone year. The Teacher of the Year has the pleasureof choosing a vehicle from many different models ofcars. In addition, Buchanan Auto Stores provides allscheduled service and maintenance on the car at nocharge.Throughout this year, we will continue to listen, seek feedback, and be responsiveto the needs of our students, staff, parents, and communities so that we maycontinue to advance the true needs of our system and, most importantly, ourstudents.Best wishes for a rewarding and successful school year!Steve LockardSuperintendentTogether . . . It’s Possible!Pictured (left to right): Jim Sands, Service Manager, Buchanan Kia; Jena Ehmann,Carroll County Teacher of the Year, Winfield Elementary School; Tom Perry, SalesManager, Buchanan Kia; Steve Lockard, Superintendent, Carroll County PublicSchools; and Keith Grossnickle, Operations Director, Buchanan Kia.2
CCPS Informational CalendarCARROLL COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS STRATEGIC PLANNING PILLARSDEVELOP AND SUPPORT A SUCCESSFULWORKFORCECarroll County Public Schools will hire and retain highlyqualified and skilled employees who are dedicated to thesuccess of our school system and students. Employeescan expect to be supervised by experts in their field whoprovide timely and relevant professional developmentopportunities and feedback designed to promotetheir effectiveness and success. CCPS values a highperforming and diverse workforce who contribute to apositive educational experience for all students.CARROLL COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS STRATEGIC PLANNING PILLARSProvide MultiplePathwayOpportunities forStudent Success Students exit CCPS college,career, and community ready. CCPS improves the proficiencylevel of each student subgroupin ELA and mathematics. CCPS provides access to awell-rounded, varied, andrigorous curriculum to allstudents.StrengthenProductive Family& CommunityPartnerships Communication between CCPSand the communitydemonstrates transparency,trust, and respect.Develop & Supporta SuccessfulWorkforce CCPS recruits and retains highlyqualified and diverse employeesreflective of our school systemcommunity. CCPS seeks out, welcomes, andengages parent and communityvolunteers to enhance studentachievement. CCPS provides professional andleadership development to retainand promote an effective andculturally competent workforce. CCPS partners with localgovernment, businesses, andagencies to support studentlearning. CCPS leaders promote a cultureof continuous improvement ofacademic achievement,employee growth, andoperations.ENVIRONMENTCarroll County Public Schools’ personnel willcommunicate openly and honestly to foster a trustingand supportive relationship with parents, communitymembers, business partners, and public officials. CCPSstrives to create an atmosphere of mutual appreciationand respect for diversity and encourages unity among allstudents, staff, and community. CCPS welcomes parentand community volunteers to help with the total schoolprogram.environment in school, on school grounds, and on schoolbuses, as well as programs that promote healthy lifestylechoices and social and emotional well-being. CCPSstrives to provide up-to-date facilities, technologies,equipment, and instructional materials appropriate for amodern learning environment.WORKFORCESTRENGTHEN PRODUCTIVE FAMILY ANDCOMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPSCarroll County Public Schools recognizes that thesafety and well-being of our students and staff is ourhighest priority. Students, parents, and CCPS employeescan expect policies, procedures, and programs tobe implemented that promote a safe and orderlyCOMMUNITYUpon graduation, Carroll County Public Schools studentswill be college and career ready. The variety of courseoptions found in the CCPS program of studies empowersstudents to meet the educational prerequisites to enteran institution of higher learning, the military, or the workforce. Targeted interventions, alternative placements,career connections internships, dual enrollment options,online courses, special education services, gifted andtalented services, and differentiated course levelsare provided to meet the individual learning needs ofstudents.ESTABLISH SAFE, SECURE, HEALTHY, ANDMODERN LEARNING ENVIRONMENTSLEARNERPROVIDE MULTIPLE PATHWAYOPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENT SUCCESSEstablish Safe,Secure, Healthy &Modern LearningEnvironments CCPS establishes a welcomingculture of diversity in thelearning/work environment. CCPS promotes a culture ofrespect and civility. CCPS collaborates internally andwith community agencies tosupport students’ health andwell-being. CCPS provides safe and secureschools, facilities, and assetsthat serve our students andcommunities. CCPS maintains modern schools,facilities, and resources thatsupport the educationalprogram.3
CCPS Informational CalendarCORE STATEMENT, VALUES, AND BELIEFSCORE STATEMENT: Communicate effectively with all stakeholdersCarroll County Public Schools: Building the Future Enforce accountability for system initiativesCore Values: The Pursuit of Excellence Model effective leadership and professional respect A Safe and Orderly Learning Environment Fairness, Honesty, and Respect Priorities, Beliefs, and Mores of our Local Community Life-Long Learning and Success Community Participation Continuous ImprovementCore BeliefsThe Board of Education believes that the CarrollCounty Public Schools system operates effectively andefficiently when:The greater Carroll County Community: Values the importance of a quality education Supports educational initiatives at home Volunteers in schools Forms partnerships with schools to support systeminitiativesAll central office staff: Establish and maintain a framework for organizationaldecisions to be based on empirical data Establish and maintain a safe and orderly environmentfor students and staff Provide adequate resources that are equitablydistributed Provide an equitable educational opportunity for allstudents Provide a diverse program of studies with a globalperspective designed to meet students’ educationalgoals Respect and appreciate diversity Coordinate professional development opportunitiesthat are relevant, site-based, job embedded, alignedwith the tenets of cultural proficiency, and meet theneeds of all staff Empower employees, students, and communities tomake school-based decisions within an establishedframework Ensure learning by providing instruction that meetseach student’s individual needs Support student success Encourage students to make choices that providechallenges Assess student progress through both formal andinformal methods and then provide appropriate andtargeted data-driven instruction Engage students in rigorous and relevant instructionAll students: Enroll in coursework that prepares them to be career –college ready Obtain the skills to thrive as independent 21st centurylearnersAll school staff: Welcome their school community Become knowledgeable, responsible, and caringcitizens Establish positive home and school relationships Respect and appreciate diversity among peers Provide a safe and orderly learning environment forstudents and staff Demonstrate respect for the learning environment andother individuals Work to ensure that every child succeeds Reach their potential Display cultural proficiency while respecting andappreciating diversity Develop effective communication, interpersonal, andleadership skills Prepare students with a global education Participate in varied co-curricular and extracurricularactivities Place priority on the educational needs of students Motivate students to learn Recognize the unique learning styles of each student Facilitate learning by encouraging, prompting,interacting, and connecting with students Establish and maintain positive and appropriaterelationships with students4
CCPS Informational CalendarBOARD OF EDUCATIONOF CARROLL COUNTYThe Board of Education of Carroll County iscomposed of five elected members. The lawprovides for the County Commissioners to serve asnon-voting, ex-officio members of the Board. TheSuperintendent serves as the Board’s ExecutiveOfficer, Secretary and Treasurer; and a studentrepresentative is selected by the Carroll CountyStudent Government Association.Board meetings are generally held on the secondWednesday of the month at 5 p.m. beginningwith business items. Specific meeting dates andtimes are listed on the calendar for each month.Board meetings are streamed live on the CCPSwebsite at www.carrollk12.org and broadcast liveand throughout the month on Carroll EducationalTelevision - Channel 21. The Board meeting scheduleis subject to change. Special meetings are called bythe President.Carroll County citizens are encouraged to attendBoard meetings. Any citizen may participate in themeeting during Citizen Participation. The agenda andback-up materials for Board meetings are availablefor review on the school system’s website at www.carrollk12.org.The Board of Education of Carroll County andthe Superintendent welcome suggestions forthe continued improvement of the policies andprocedures of the Carroll County Public SchoolSystem. Contact information for Board members andthe Superintendent is listed on this page. They mayalso be reached by e-mail via the Board Memberspage of the CCPS website.Donna M. SivignyPresident (2020)125 North Court StreetWestminster, MD 21157410-386-1670dmsivig@carrollk12.orgTara A. Battaglia(2022)125 North Court StreetWestminster, MD 21157410-386-1670tabatta@carrollk12.orgKenneth A. Kiler(2022)125 North Court StreetWestminster, MD 21157410-386-1670kakiler@carrollk12.orgSteven A. LockardSuperintendent of Schools410-386-1670salocka@carrollk12.orgMarsha B. HerbertVice President (2020)125 North Court StreetWestminster, MD 21157410-386-1670mbherbe@carrollk12.orgPatricia S. Dorsey(2022)125 North Court StreetWestminster, MD 21157410-386-1670psdorse@carrollk12.orgDevanshi Mistry(2022)Student Representativeto the Board125 North Court StreetWestminster, MD 21157410-386-1670sturep@carrollk12.orgDennis FrazierCounty CommissionerEx-Officio Member410-386-2043dfrazier@carrollcountymd.gov5
CCPS Informational Calendar2020-2021 SCHOOL CALENDARAUGUST20-25 (Th-T)27-28 (Th-F)31 (M)2020New Teacher Pre-service Professional DaysNew Teacher Pre-service Professional DaysPre-service Professional Day for Teachers and Instructional AssistantsSEPTEMBER 20201 (T) Pre-service Professional Day for Teachers and Instructional Assistants2 (W) Pre-service Professional Day for Teachers3-4 (Th-F) Pre-service Professional Days for Teachers and Instructional Assistants7 (M) Schools/Offices Closed – Labor Day8 (T) Schools Open – First Day for StudentsOCTOBER 202016 (F) Schools Closed for StudentsProfessional Development Day for Teachers and Instructional AssistantsNOVEMBER 20203 (T) Schools/Offices Closed – General Election Day11 (W) *Marking Period Ends. Two Hour and Forty-Five Minute Early DismissalSystem-wide; Teachers Work on End of Marking Period Items;Schools Closed for Pre-Kindergarten Students25 (W) *Schools/Offices Two Hour and Forty-Five Minute Early Dismissal –Last Day before Thanksgiving Holiday; Schools Closed forPre-Kindergarten Students26-27 (Th-F) Schools/Offices Closed – Thanksgiving Holiday30 (M) Schools/Offices ReopenDECEMBER 202023 (W) *Schools/Offices Two Hour and Forty-Five Minute Early Dismissal –Last Day before Winter Holiday; Schools Closed forPre-Kindergarten Students24-31 (Th-Th) Schools/Offices Closed – Christmas/Winter Holiday*Should a delay in opening be necessary, this day may be converted to a normaldismissal time in lieu of closing.EMERGENCY CLOSING DAYSIf any of the five (5) emergency closing days are not used, the last day for students andstaff are as listed below:One (1) day not used – Last Student Day – June 15th, Last Staff Day – June 16th.Two (2) days not used – Last Student Day – June 14th, Last Staff Day – June 15th.Three (3) days not used – Last Student Day – June 11th, Last Staff Day – June 14th.Four (4) days not used – Last Student Day – June 10th, Last Staff Day – June 11th.Five (5) days not used – Last Student Day – June 9th, Last Staff Day – June 10th.JANUARY 20211 (F) Schools/Offices Closed – Christmas/Winter Holiday4 (M) Schools/Offices Reopen18 (M) Schools/Offices Closed – Martin Luther King, Jr. HolidayFEBRUARY 20211 (M) Schools Closed for Students – Teachers Work on End of Marking PeriodItems; Non-Work Day for Instructional Assistants15 (M) Schools/Offices Closed – Presidents’ DayMARCH 2021APRIL 20212-5 (F-M) Schools/Offices Closed – Spring Break6 (T) Schools/Offices Reopen9 (F) *Marking Period Ends. Two Hour and Forty-Five Minute Early DismissalSystem-wide; Teachers Work on End of Marking Period Items; SchoolsClosed for Pre-Kindergarten StudentsMAY 202131 (M) Schools/Offices Closed – Memorial DayJUNE 202115 (T) Last Day for Pre-Kindergarten Students16 (W) *Last Day for Students, Two Hour and Forty-Five Minute Early DismissalSystem-wide; Professional time for Teachers17 (Th) Professional Time for Teachers – Last Duty Day for Teachers;Non-Work Day for Instructional AssistantsIn the event that the school year is shortened due to unused emergency closing days,the last student day will be a two-hour and forty-five minute early dismissal. Theone-day immediately following the last student day will serve as a professional day forteachers.If additional emergency days are needed, the school year will be extendedbeyond June 16th allowing make-up days to be scheduled. Please take this intoconsideration when making vacation plans.6
CCPS Informational CalendarDIRECTORY OF SCHOOLSELEMENTARYCarrolltowne Elementary School6542 Ridge Road, Sykesville 21784Rebecca DuPreeCranberry Station Elementary School505 North Center Street, Westminster 21157Joseph DorseyEbb Valley Elementary School3100 Swiper Road, Manchester 21102Justin WattsEldersburg Elementary School1021 Johnsville Road, Sykesville 21784Cynthia BellElmer Wolfe Elementary School119 North Main Street, Union Bridge 21791Tracy BelskiFreedom Elementary School5626 Sykesville Road, Sykesville 21784Jessica SmithFriendship Valley Elementary School1100 Gist Road, Westminster 21157Elizabeth CunninghamHampstead Elementary School3737 Shiloh Road, Hampstead 21074Arlene MooreLinton Springs Elementary School375 Ronsdale Road, Sykesville 21784Debra BennerManchester Elementary School3224 York Street, Manchester 21102Catherine CramerMechanicsville Elementary School3838 Sykesville Road, Sykesville 21784Glen MessierMt. Airy Elementary School405 North Main Street, Mt. Airy 21771Deborah WinsonParr’s Ridge Elementary School202 Watersville Road, Mt. Airy 21771Craig HastingsPiney Ridge Elementary School6315 Freedom Avenue, Sykesville 21784Patricia ReedRobert Moton Elementary School1413 Washington Road, Westminster 21157Darryl llk12.org410-751-3520, oore@carrollk12.org410-751-3280, rg410-751-3540, 301-829-1515dlwinso@carrollk12.org410-751-3559, gRunnymede Elementary School3000 Langdon Drive, Westminster 21158410-751-3203Martin Tierneymetiern@carrollk12.orgSandymount Elementary School2222 Old Westminster Pike, Finksburg 21048410-751-3215Shakira Murphys murph@carrollk12.orgSpring Garden Elementary School700 Boxwood Drive, Hampstead 21074410-751-3433Wendy Leishearwkleish@carrollk12.orgTaneytown Elementary School100 Kings Drive, Taneytown 21787410-751-3260Christy Farverckfarve@carrollk12.orgWestminster Elementary School811 Uniontown Road, Westminster 21158410-751-3222Whitney Warnerwawarne@carrollk12.orgWilliam Winchester Elementary School70 Monroe Street, Westminster 21157410-751-3230Erin Sikorskiemsikor@carrollk12.orgWinfield Elementary School4401 Salem Bottom Road, Westminster 21157 410-751-3242, 410-795-6701Katherine Purperkmpurpe@carrollk12.orgMIDDLEMt. Airy Middle School102 Watersville Road, Mt. Airy 21771Sharon LillyNorth Carroll Middle School2401 Hanover Pike, Hampstead 21074Amy GromadaNorthwest Middle School99 Kings Drive, Taneytown 21787Scott LavenderOklahoma Road Middle School6300 Oklahoma Road, Sykesville 21784Janel FosnotShiloh Middle School3675 Willow Street, Hampstead 21074David WatkinsSykesville Middle School7301 Springfield Avenue, Sykesville 21784David BortzWestminster East Middle School121 Longwell Avenue, Westminster 21157James CarverWestminster West Middle School60 Monroe Street, Westminster 21157Erin Brilhart410-751-3554, rg410-751-3600jlfosno@carrollk12.org410-386-4570d watki@carrollk12.org410-751-3545, rgHIGHCentury High School355 Ronsdale Road, Sykesville 21784410-386-4400, 410-386-4408Brian Boozbtbooz@carrollk12.orgFrancis Scott Key High School3825 Bark Hill Road, Union Bridge 21791410-751-3320Shannon Mobleysemoble@carrollk12.orgLiberty High School410-751-3560,5855 Bartholow Road, Eldersburg 21784410-795-8102, 410-795-8103Kenneth Gonczkjgoncz@carrollk12.orgManchester Valley High School3300 Maple Grove Road, Manchester 21102410-386-1673Joseph Guerrajvguerr@carrollk12.orgSouth Carroll High School1300 West Old Liberty Road, Sykesville 21784 410-751-3575, 410-795-8516Christina Doughertyckdough@carrollk12.orgWestminster High School1225 Washington Road, Westminster 21157410-751-3630John Baugherjdbaugh@carrollk12.orgWinters Mill High School560 Gorsuch Road, Westminster 21157410-386-1500Michael Brownmcbrown@carrollk12.orgOTHERCarroll County Career and Technology Center1229 Washington Road, Westminster 21157410-751-3669Betsy Donovaneldonov@carrollk12.orgCarroll County Outdoor School Hashawha Environmental Center300 John Owings Road, Westminster 21158Nurse - 410-857-7932Principal/Teachers Office - 410-751-3301Central Office - 410-751-3167Gina Feltergcfelte@carrollk12.orgCarroll Springs School495 South Center Street, Westminster 21157410-751-3620Gretchen Rockafellowgarocka@carrollk12.orgCrossroads Middle School45 Kate Wagner Road, Westminster 21157410-751-3691Bryan Wetzelbkwetze@carrollk12.orgGateway School45 Kate Wagner Road, Westminster 21157410-751-3691Bryan Wetzelbkwetze@carrollk12.orgFlexible Student Support45 Kate Wagner Road, Westminster 21157410-751-3685Bryan Wetzelbkwetze@carrollk12.orgPRIDE Program100 Gist Road, Westminster 21157410-751-3653Elizabeth Cunninghameacunni@carrollk12.org7
CCPS Informational CalendarCENTRAL OFFICE ADMINISTRATIVE AND SUPERVISORY STAFF Main Number: 410-751-3000Jeffrey AlisauckasSupervisor of Teacher and Leadership Development410-386-1542jjalisa@carrollk12.orgJason AndersonChief Academics, Equity and Accountability Officer410-751-3045jaander@carrollk12.orgMichael AndrewsSupervisor of Facilities Maintenance and ess BaptistDirector of Human Resources410-751-3078cjbapti@carrollk12.orgTroy BarnesSupervisor of Advanced Academics, Performance, Equity, and thy BarrettPupil Personnel Worker410-751-3108kjbarre@carrollk12.orgChristine BechtelSupervisor of Special Education - Middle Schools410-751-3047cebecht@carrollk12.orgEllen BeckerConstruction Project Manager410-751-3014embecke@carrollk12.orgKaren BellSchool eborah BerkSchool da BowersCommunications ry BriccaDirector of Virtual Learning410-751-3068gjbricc@carrollk12.orgKathleen BrunnettSupervisor of Library Media410-751-3494ksbrunn@carrollk12.orgMark BugbeePupil Personnel Worker410-751-3135mlbugbe@carrollk12.orgPatricia BurnsCoordinator of the International Office410-751-3023paburns@carrollk12.orgWilliam CaineFacilities Planner410-386-1817wecaine@carrollk12.orgMichille CaplesGrants Analyst410-751-3082mdcaple@carrollk12.orgJoe CarrCoordinator of Secondary Social Studies410-751-3096jncarr@carrollk12.orgNancy CodnerSupervisor of Purchasing410-386-4424ngcodne@carrollk12.orgDawn CzajkowskiInternal Auditor410-386-1698drczajk@carrollk12.orgStephanie DaleSupervisor of Elementary Education - ELA410-751-3095sadale@carrollk12.orgGary DavisChief Information Officer410-751-3088grdavis@carrollk12.orgAlana DiggsSchool Laura DoolanCoordinator of Secondary ELA410-751-3057lldoola@carrollk12.orgKim DorseySchool ael DuffySupervisor of Athletics410-751-3059mlduffy@carrollk12.orgTerry DuryeaCoordinator of Curriculum and Instructional Resources410-386-1689tadurye@carrollk12.orgMary Pat Dye Coordinator of Special Education - Post Secondary Programs410-751-3953mhdye@carrollk12.orgKristen EbertArea Supervisor in Transportation Services410-751-3237kaebert@carrollk12.orgWilliam EcklesSupervisor of Career and Technology Education410-751-3104wpeckle@carrollk12.orgMichael EisenklamSupervisor of Elementary Education - S
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