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Interim progress reports issued
10/05/2015 (All day)
Book Fair (Media Center)
10/6 – 10/15/15
Fall School Pictures
10/13
MSDE Convention – Schools closed for students
10/16/15 (All Day)
Halloween Parade
10/30/15 9:45 AM
Schools Close 3 hours early
10/30/15
Halloween…
Halloween will be celebrated at Ilchester with a parade and class celebrations on
October 30. The parade will begin around 9:45 a.m. The parent viewing areas will be in the front of the school all the way around to our blacktop area. We will have cones and signs to identify these areas. The children will be traveling out the front of the school and will parade on the sidewalk and around to the blacktop. They will re-enter the school through the gym doors. We have over 700 wonderful students so it is a long parade and at times there may be gaps in the line. After the parade concludes we will ask our parents who are assisting or visiting in their child’s classroom celebration to wait ten minutes before entering the school. This will allow our students time to travel back to their classrooms.
Remember to stop in the front office to sign in and to get a visitor’s badge. We realize that some families do not celebrate Halloween. Please let your child's teacher know if you prefer for your child not to participate in the
Halloween activities. An alternative activity will be provided. Students may choose to wear their costume to school or you may send it in a sturdy bag on this day and remember that the costume will be worn over school clothes. Costumes may not include toy weapons, even as costume accessories.
We are always happy to see many parents and guests at our Halloween celebration. Please be reminded that finding a place to park can be challenging on this day. Spaces may be available in the lot behind Bonnie
Branch Middle School. We also are fortunate to have parking available at Camp Ilchester. It is crucial that we do not use the nine spaces in front of the camp store, as those are reserved for customers. We also ask that all parents and guests take notice of the "no parking" signs posted on either side of our driveway. The bus loop will
be "no parking" zone beginning at 12:00 PM to allow for a smooth dismissal for students at Bonnie Branch
Middle. Also, please be courteous to our neighbors and do not park on private lawns. Thank you!
The Weather is changing…
These cooler nights and days have clearly let us know that fall is here! At this time of year, it is often difficult to decide how to dress for the weather. We will be going out to recess as much as possible, so please help us by having your child dress for the weather each day. A coat/jacket can help make recess more comfortable for our students. Thank you for your help.
Winter Concert Dates
December 16, 7:00 pm, Advanced Band and Advanced
Strings
January 12, 7:00 pm, 5th Grade Chorus
January 13, 7:00 pm, 4th Grade Chorus
January 26, 7:00 pm , Beginning Band, Beginning Strings, and Jazz Band
February 2, Time TBD, Snow Date for all January concerts
Noteworthy Music News:
We want to congratulate our ten students that auditioned for the Howard County Children's Chorus Lyric Choir this year. Out of about two hundred and fifty fourth and fifth graders, we were allowed to send ten to audition. Being selected for this honor means that these students have

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October 2, 2015 outstanding voices and work ethic. Out of the ten students that were chosen to audition, the following seven students made it in. We feel so fortunate to have so many students make it. Many of the schools have just one or two students representing the school. We do have very talented students that work so hard. Congratulations to the following HCCC choristers:
Ben Alpert
Michael Duffy
Kaitlyn Green
Marisa Hill
Hana Larkins
Paige Sims
Poppy Swallow
Special congratulations go to Paige Sims, who was also in HCCC last year.
Volunteers needed:
The music department needs volunteers in the following capacities: a representative for the Howard County Parents for
School Music,* making materials for music classes, instrument care (can be done at home), office / clerical.
Please contact Mrs. Maglocci at tasha_maglocci@hcpss.org if you are available and interested to volunteer. Thank you.
*Howard County Parents for School Music or HCPSM is a parent run organization that supports the music programs in Howard County, which meets once a month on
Monday nights. They are an indispensable group to music teachers and students in the county. Each school is supposed to have 2 representatives. We have been unable to find a parent representative for Ilchester the last four years, despite our efforts each year to get one. Please help us make sure that Ilchester has a voice in the county's music department. For more information, please go to their website at: https://sites.google.com/site/hcparents4schoolmusic/ about-hcpsm.
Is your daughter interested in becoming a girl scout? Does she want to try new things or make new friends? In Girl Scouts, there's a whole world of new opportunities waiting for her!
VOLUNTEERS WANTED!
We have many troops in action at our school. We are hoping to have new leaders form new troops this fall to accommodate all new recruits. Volunteering is a rewarding experience and many parents can work together to lead a troop. Help is provided for all new troop leaders!
Parent information meeting:
October 13, 2015
7:00pm
Ilchester Cafeteria
Please RSVP to the Girl Scout Coordinator, Holly
Miles holly_miles@hcpss.org
Name:
Daughter's Name:
Daughter's Grade:
Are you willing to work with a troop?
The following announcements have been approved by the Public Information Office for school notices and distribution. Please feel free to contact the Public
Information Office at 410-313-6682 if you have any questions.
Howard County Recreation & Parks are offering the following After School Classes this
Fall at Ilchester ES!
Some begin next week so please register ASAP to save your spot and ensure these classes have enough children to run.

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To Register: Go to https://apm.activecommunities.com/howardco unty/ and type in the course number of the program (ex RP3329.505), or you may register over the phone at 410-313-7275 (8am-4:30pm,
Monday-Friday).
Bricks4Kidz LEGOAfter-School Amazing
Animals
Grades K-5 / 6 classes starting Sep 22 / $99
It’s a zoo in here! Do you love creatures? Then prepared to be delighted! Build models of snakes, insects, mammals and more! Each week, discuss fascinating facts about the animals we build, from the chameleon that changes colors to the seal model that waddles across the table. These moving models celebrate the wonders of the animal kingdom! Bricks4Kidz is a STEM-based program using LEGO bricks. Info: www.bricks4kidz.com/ellicottcity-md or Adam
Wienckowski, 410-313-4714 or awienckowski@howardcountymd.gov
.
RP3329.505 4-5 PM Tuesdays
NEW! Cooking with Chef Nikki After School
Grades K-5 / 4 classes starting Sep 22 / $80 +
$40 materials
This mobile cooking program is offered through
Madame BBQ, previously known as CKCS Foods
Studio. Enjoy cultural explorations through the preparation of a range of cuisine. Emphasis is on etiquette, nutrition, kitchen safety and the science behind cooking! Material fee due at first class, payable to Madame BBQ. (No class 11/24.)
Info: Melissa Calleri, 410-313-4721 or mcalleri@howardcountymd.gov
.
Session Theme: Farm to Table! Learn the importance of simple food and how to create cuisine that is not only delicious, but healthy! Make your own cheese from local dairy farm milk and use local honey in a variety of recipes.
RP3302.503 Ilchester @ Bonnie Branch MS 4:10-5:40 PM
Tuesdays
NEW! Disney’s Annie Jr. by Columbia Center for
Theatrical Arts
6-11 yrs / 11 classes starting Sep 28 / $205
Howard County Recreation & Parks has teamed up with Columbia Center for Theatrical Arts to produce Disney’s Annie Jr. With plenty of parts to go around, including featured roles as well as ensemble parts for orphans, servants, and tourists. A performance for friends and family ends the season. Students, bring a nut-free snack to be eaten while supervised between school dismissal and when class begins. (No class
11/23.) Detailed info about each class: www.howardcountymd.gov/music_theaterarts.h
tm . Info: Melissa Calleri, 410-313-4721 or mcalleri@howardcountymd.gov
.
RP1041.502 4-5 PM Mondays
Spanish After School by International School of
Languages
Grades K-5 / 10 classes starting Sep 28 /
$169
Learn a new language; explore a new culture and traditions where Spanish is spoken. Learning is enhanced by playing games, singing songs, reading poems, creating crafts and other handson activities. Classes are taught by native speakers who are not only experienced teachers, but also engaging, fun and motivating. (No class
11/23.) Info: Melissa Calleri, 410-313-4721 or mcalleri@howardcountymd.gov
.
RP3301.503 4-5 PM Mondays
Kid Empowerment Smashing ANTs &
Leadership FUN-damentals Combo!
Grades 2-3 / 7 classes starting Sep 30 / $119
+ $20 materials
Building confidence, resilience, and a success mentality... one child at a time! ANTs are the selflimiting chatter that all of us have from time to time. It’s important to be able empower ourselves. This unique program gives you the language, tools and resiliency skills to make life easier, more fun, and more comfortable. In this dynamic and enlightening program, learn fun, experiential ways to create or enhance your selfesteem. Gain powerful life skills and selfmanagement strategies through engaging games and activities and a motivational cartoon lesson.
Info: www.smashingants.com
or Adam

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Wienckowski
( awienckowski@howardcountymd.gov
or 410-
313-4714).
RP3333.505 4:05-5:05 PM Wednesdays
Chess Club Before School with Silver Knights
Chess Company
Grades K-5 / 14 classes starting Oct 6 / $185
Learn how to play chess from highly rated professional chess instructors, who have coached many state and national champions!
Time is evenly split between lesson and play.
Lessons range from learning the rules to advanced tournament strategies. Open to all ES grades and experience levels. Play time is structured to pair against opponent of similar skill. All chess supplies provided. (No class
12/29.) Info: Adam Wienckowski, 410-313-4714 or awienckowski@howardcountymd.gov
.
RP3323.504 8:10-9:10 AM Tuesdays
Bricks4Kidz LEGO After-School Pirates Quest
Grades K-5 / 6 classes starting Nov 10 / $99
Shiver me timbers as we explore the popular culture behind the life of a pirate! Build a motorized pirate ship, a helm and anchor; batten down the hatches and prepare for mutiny.
Protect the hands on deck by building a launching trebuchet. Beware, me mateys, if it’s too late, you must abandon ship and build a rowboat to escape. Watch out for crocodiles!
Bricks4Kidz is a STEM-based program using
LEGO bricks. No class 11/24. Info: www.bricks4kidz.com/ellicottcity-md or Adam
Wienckowski, 410-313-4714 or awienckowski@howardcountymd.gov
.
RP3329.563 4-5 PM Tuesdays
KidzArt After School
Grades K-5 / 8 classes starting Nov 16 / $120
+ $24 materials
Our curriculum never repeats, enabling you to create your own masterpieces each week.
Explore a variety of artist-grade mediums, such as Prismacolor Markers, ArtStix, Oil Pastels,
Chalk Pastels, Charcoal, Watercolor, Clay, Copper,
Textured Papers and more! (No class 11/23,
12/28.) Info: Melissa Calleri, 410-313-4721 or mcalleri@howardcountymd.gov
.
RP0113.516 4:10-5:10 PM Mondays
The following announcements have been approved by the Public Information Office for school notices and distribution. Please feel free to contact the Public
Information Office at 410-313-6682 if you have any questions.
Howard County Police Department
Survey on Community Policing in Howard County
The Howard County Council has asked the Citizens’
Advisory Council of the Howard County Police
Department to research a number of topics on the effectiveness of Community Policing in Howard
County. Much research is underway and part of their work is to get feedback from you, Howard County citizens. Would you please take a moment and complete this short survey?
You can find it here www.tinyurl.com/HoCoCitizenSurvey
; www.tinyurl.com/HoCoCitizenSurvayEspanol www.tinyurl.com/HoCoCitizenSurveyKorean
Smashing Ants Amazing Futures Foundations
Kids Empowerment Fall programs, 20 HCPSS locations, after school Grades 2 and 3, evening programs grades 1-
5. Details and registration www.smashingants.com
Cub Scouts Guilford and Cradle Rock Elementary
Schools
Cub Scout Pack 373 is hosting an Information Session for prospective scouts on Fri. Sept. 18 , 6:30- 7:30 p.m., and a Pack meeting open to guests on Fri., Sept., 25, 7 p.m. Both events will be in the multipurpose room at
New Hope Lutheran Church directly across from the
Kings Contrivance Village Center. Boys grade 1-5 this year are eligible to join. Pack Meetings are held monthly at this Church and the annual fee is $75. Email Pack373info@gmail.com
or
Cubmaster373@gmail.com
or http://cspack373columbia.scoutlander.com
Robinson Nature Center

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Sky-Scanning, Sat., Sept. 19 , 7-9 p.m., Alpha Ridge
Park, 11685 Old Frederick Rd, Marriottsville, MD. $6
Parents: Attend Free Training to Save a Life.
Attend the free opioid overdose response training offered per person or $18 per family. Preregistration required.
Contact: 410-313-0400
Howard Community College
Advanced Driving Skills, Sat. 12:30-4 p.m., Sept. 19,
Oct. 17 and Dec. 12 .
Designed for newly licensed and seasoned drivers and offered in partnership with DriveTeam. Learn a variety of skid avoidance and recovery skills using state of the art equipment (Skid-Vehicle). Offered at HCC (Main
Campus, Lot F). For more information go to howardcc.edu/ConEd or call Loretta Farb at 443 518-
4971.
Howard County Police Department
Collision Avoidance Training classes beginning Sept. 19,
Oct. 17, Nov. 21, and Dec. 12.
The C.A.T. program is an advance defensive driving and vehicle control program for licensed teenage driver’s ages 16-20 years old. The one-day program (8.5 hours) is designed to provide young drivers with the knowledge and understanding of vehicle dynamics. The course and classroom are instructed by Police Officers. The cost to each student is $ 95.00
.
Any questions or inquiries may be directed to: Ms. Jessica Beram– C.A.T. Coordinator
JBeram@howardcounty.gov
, Howard County Police
Department Special Operations Bureau
410-313-3700 / 410-313-3758.
Robinson Nature Center
Open House, Sun., Sept. 20 , 12- 5 p.m., Robinson, 6692
Cedar Lane, Columbia, MD. We can’t wait to celebrate
Robinson Nature Center’s 4th birthday with you. No registration necessary. Activity and parking info: www.howardcountymd.gov/RNCopenhouse.htm
HC DrugFree's Teen Advisory Council
HC DrugFree’s Teen Advisory Council (TAC) meets one Monday evening a month from 5:30-7 p.m., at The
Barn (Oakland Mills Village Center) and is open to all
Howard County high school students. The first TAC meeting will be held on Sept. 21 . Community service hours are available. For more information, please visit www.hcdrugfree.org
and go to the Teen Advisory
Council page, or contact Joan Webb Scornaienchi, HC
DrugFree’s Executive Director at Joan@hcdrugfree.org
or call 443-325-0040.
HC Drugfree by the Howard County Health Department. The next class will be held on Mon., Sept. 21 , 10a.m., at the
Health Department. Register by calling the Health
Department at 410-313-6202.
Hopeworks
The Role of Men (and boys) in Preventing Domestic
Violence, Wed, Sept. 23 , 9 a.m. -12 p.m., Baltimore-
Washington Conference United Methodist Church
Mission Center, 11711 E Market Place, Fulton, MD. wearehopeworks.org/events
Howard County Library System/Elkridge Branch
Tween Club for ages 9-12. It is a 90 minute program, starting at 6:30 pm, on the following Tues. evenings:
9/22, 10/13, 10/27, 11/10, 11/24.
Each program is independent of the others and each will feature fun activities just for tweens.
Howard Community College
Everything Twitter, What is all this tweeting about?
Learn about Twitter and how to connect with businesses, friends, news organizations, etc. Set up your own account and join this social medium phenomenon.
Wed., Sept. 23-Oct. 7 , 7-9 p.m., Gateway Campus. For more information go to howardcc.edu/ConEd or call
Rosemary Muir 443-518-4404.
HC Drugfree
Parents: Sign Up for HC DrugFree's Electronic
Newsletter. To sign up for our electronic newsletter, please forward your email address to Info@hcdrug.org
call 443-325-0040 or sign up online at www.hcdrugfree.org
and click on the "Join Our Mailing
List" box.
Howard Community College
American Sign Language, if you are curious about sign language or have a reason to learn it, this course is for you. Offered over nine weeks, Sept. 23-Nov. 18 , 6:30-
8:35 p.m., at the Gateway Campus. For more information, go to howardcc.edu/ConEd or call Sara
Baum at 443 518-4976.
HC Drugfree
National Drug Take Back Day. Once again HC
DrugFree is partnering with the Howard County Police
Department for National Drug Take Back Day on Sat.,
Sept. 26 , 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. Watch for more information

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Family 5K and 1-Mile Walk will be held on Sat., Oct. 3 ,
9 a.m. at Glen Mar United Methodist Church, 4701 New Howard Community College
Preparation for the SAT, Sat., 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Sept . 26-
Oct. 24 . Take the entire prep class or take only the verbal 9 a.m.-1 p.m., or math 1:30-4:30 p.m., depending on your needs. Review and refresh tested skills and learn test-taking tips during this five-day course. Textbook and other materials provided. For more information got to howardcc.edu/ConEd or contact Sara Baum at 443
518-4976.
NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center
Greenbelt will be hosting a free open house event on Sat.,
Sept. 26 . This will be our first open house since 2011.
The event is an opportunity for the pubic to get up close and learn more about NASA’s work. Virtually all of
Goddard’s biggest projects will have some kind of display, demonstration or tour. One of its primary objectives is to get the next generation of scientists and engineers exposed to possible careers in engineering and space exploration. All guests will have the chance to speak directly to NASA scientists and engineers. www.nasa.gov/explorenasagoddard
Downtown Columbia Partnership and Howard
County Library System
Discover Downtown Columbia Running Event on Sun.,
Sept. 27. This exciting run winds through many iconic landmarks of Downtown Columbia, both old and new.
Runners tackling the 5k will take off from the Plaza at
The Mall in Columbia at 9:07 a.m., following our Fun
Run younglings at 9 a.m. The finish line will be at the
People Tree on the downtown lakefront and post-race festivities are in the works for a fun and festive celebration. For more information please visit – http://discoverdowntown5k.com
Howard Community College
Command Spanish, Two courses offered: Community
Spanish is geared for the general public and Spanish for
Nursing is geared to health professionals. Learn to ask appropriate and important questions and to understand basic responses. Both are eight-week courses and provide a comprehensive manual and CD’s. Community
Cut Road, Ellicott City. The event will benefit the
Howard County Food Bank. To register visit www.glenmar.org/gmcevents/5k/ . For more information, call Connie Ballenger at 410-796-0290 or Dave Eddy at
410-465-2976.
Oakland Mills Community Center
Fall Festival, Sat., Oct. 3 , 11 a.m.- 4 p.m. Bring your family, friends, and neighbors - rain or shine - to a festival where admission and fun is always free. For schedule of events and details, call 410-730-4610 or visit www.oaklandmills.org
.
Robinson Nature Center
Scope out The Night Sky, Sat., Oct. 3 , 6:30- 9:30 p.m.,
6692 Cedar Lane, Columbia, MD.
Preregistration is highly encouraged to save your family’s spot. Call 410-313-0400 to www.howardcountymd.gov/RNCprograms.htm
Contact:
410-313-0400
Sundays At Three
Chamber Music Series begins its 19 th year of concerts with the Kobayashi/Gray Duo. The internationally distinguished violin and piano team will perform music by Beethoven, Dvorak, Debussy, Piazzolla, and three pieces by little known women composers, Rosalind
Ellicott, Emilie Mayer and Marie Clémence de Grandval.
Sun., Oct. 4 , 2015, 3:00 p.m. at Christ Episcopal Church,
6800 Oakland Mills Rd, Columbia. Adults $15. Age 17 and under admitted free with an adult. www.SundaysAtThree.org
or 443-288-3179.
Howard County Department of Fire and Rescue
Fire Prevention week, Sat. Oct. 10 , 12-2 p.m., the Mall in Columbia. More information www.hcdfrs.org
Ellicott City Volunteer Fire Department
Open House, Oct. 10 , 1-4 p.m. 4150 Montgomery Road.
CrossLife Community Church
Summer’s End Jam 2015, Oct. 10 , 11 a.m.-3 p.m.,
Spanish, Thurs., Oct. 1-Nov. 19 , 7-9 p.m., Centennial
High School. Spanish for Nursing, Sept. 30-Nov. 28 , 7-9 p.m., Centennial High School. For more information go to howardcc.edu/ConEd or call Sara Baum at 443-518-
4976.
Green Valley Marketplace, 7280 Montgomery Rd.,
Elkridge, MD, this event is a festival to raise funds for
Elkridge Food Pantry & Garden. Activities, food and games. All proceeds go to the Elkridge Food Pantry.
Melinda Hamilton 410-960-6301, CrossLifeEvents.org.

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NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness)
Howard County will begin its free 6-session Basics course for parents and primary caregivers of children
Cub Scouts Pack 793 for Bushy Park Elementary
School
Cub Scout Pack 793 meets right here at Bushy Park
Elementary and is open to 1st graders through 5th and adolescents living with mental illness. On Oct. 13 ,
7-9:30 p.m., this supportive educational course is taught by trained volunteers who have personally experienced the impact of mental illness on their children and the family. For more information, Contact: Leslie Kain, lkain.namihc@gmail.com
410-772-9300.
Columbia Association
The Columbia Art Center is offering Figure Drawing for
Teens. Tues., 5-7 p.m., starting Oct. 13 . Draw from live models. For inquiries or to register, please call
Columbia Art Center at 410-730-0075 or email art.staff@columbiaassociation.org
.
Columbia Association
The Columbia Art Center offers a variety of Art Classes for children of all ages and a new Youth Artistic Masters
Certificate Program! Check out the Fall Brochure on www.columbiaartcenter.org
for more information. For inquiries or to register, please call Columbia Art Center at 410-730-0075 or email art.staff@columbiaassociation.org
.
Columbia Association
The Columbia Art Center offers a wide variety of Art
Classes for portfolio development and personal interest. Also offering a new Youth Artistic Masters
Certificate Program. For more information www.columbiaartcenter.org
. For inquiries or to register, please call Columbia Art Center at 410-730-0075 or email art.staff@columbiaassociation.org
Howard County Government
HC DrugFree is a non-profit in Howard County contracted by the Howard County Health Department to provide substance misuse prevention educational programs and services in the County. Sign up for HC
DrugFree’s FREE electronic newsletter to learn about local drug/alcohol issues affecting everyone in Howard
County. Learn about safe medication disposal and storage, policy changes and prevention programs to build community awareness in the County. To sign up for our electronic newsletter, please forward your email address to Info@hcdrugfrfee.org
I call 443-325-0040 or sign up online at www.hcdrugfree.org
and click on the
"Join Our Mailing List" box. graders. Your Cub Scout would attend 1 Den and 1
Pack meeting monthly and enjoy a wide variety of fun pack activities including some favorites like Pinewood
Derby, Klondike Derby at Patapsco State
Park, and Spring and Fall Campouts at the nearby
Franciscan Friary. If interested, contact either: Mike
Wilmeth at wilmethscouts@gmail.com
or Kathleen
Conley at 443-745-4342.
Champions Against Cancer
Golf Classic, Mon., Oct. 19 ,. Champions Against
Cancer Inc. is a Howard County based charity established to provide financial support and resources to the children and families of those effected with Cancer in Howard county. This first annual golf classic at
Hobbit's Glen Golf Club will tee off at 10 a.m., and will raise funds to offer scholarships to seniors in the HCPSS.
You can support this charity by sponsoring this Golf event and/or by golfing for as little as $200. Contact
David Borucki with questions at 410-977-0160 or register at: www.champsagainstcancer.org
.
Howard County Library
System Recruiting Sixth Grade Guardians for Chaptersof-Our-Lives Time Capsule, Sat., Oct. 24 , Miller Branch,
10 a.m.-2 p.m. Festivities begin with an opening ceremony unveiling the HCLS Chapters-of-Our-Lives
Time Capsule. Filled with items representative of HCLS and the year 2015, this Time Capsule is a collection of three containers, all part of a 75-year plan.
To help champion this ambitious undertaking, HCLS is looking for 75 sixth grade students who will pledge to be
Guardians of the first chapter of HCLS’ legacy for the next 25 years.
Details and application at hclibrary.org. Applications due by September 28.
HC Drugfree
Play It Safe, Poster Design Contest
High school students - enter your poster design for a chance to win $100! Play It Safe sponsors free special alcohol and drug-free events during June honoring high school graduates who choose to celebrate their graduation during Senior Week in Ocean City, and holds a contest for a new Play It Safe logo every year. For contest details, visit www.playitsafeoceancity.com
.
Entries must be postmarked by Oct. 30 .

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SPORTS
Elkridge Youth Organization (EYO)
Fall Baseball and Softball, Tee Ball and Coach Pitch
(co-ed)
4-6 yrs, Machine Pitch, ages 7-8yrs, Kid Pitch, ages 9-18 yrs. Register at www.eyosports.org
Season starts after Labor Day. Questions email: jclark@dbaco.com
SuperSquads
Cheerleading After School Program is starting the week of 9/21 in participating elementary schools! Register at www.supersquads.org
or contact supersquadsinfo@verizon.net
or 410-796-2244.
The Savage Boys and Girls Club announces the travel basketball tryouts schedule for the 2015-16 season.
Please contact for additional information.
The organization is still seeking coaches for girls teams at other grade levels. If interested, contact Mike Hewitt at mikehewitt95@gmail.com