Feb 9, 2010
Talbot County Public Schools are closed
Wednesday February 10th
Non-Essential 12 month employees
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2010 Parent Survey
Your input is important! Please take the time to complete the 2010 TCPS Parent Survey. Results will be presented to the Talbot County Board of Education at the March 17th meeting. Parents are invited and encouraged to attend!
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What's for lunch? View the TCPS February Menu. You can view your child's lunch account online. You are able to view your student's account history and make an online payment to your child's account. For all online transactions you will need your student's nine digit ID number (found on report cards). To request your student's ID number click here.

February 12, 13, 19 & 20 at 7:00 PM and Sunday, February 14 at 3:00 PM (snowdate Sunday, February 21 at 3:00 PM)
The classic tale of Jekyll & Hyde, produced and directed by Rebecca Hale and presented in a version adapted for high school, tells the story of Dr. Henry Jekyll and his alter ego, Edward Hyde, and his struggle with the coexistence of good and evil within himself. As his battle intensifies, it affects those dear to him, and indeed the world around him, with murderous results. Parents should use discretion when deciding to bring elementary students.
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The Talbot County Board of Education elected new officers at the January 20th Board Meeting. 2010 Board of Education officers are Gloria Farrare, President, and Monica Heinsohn, Vice President. Talbot County Board of Education members include Dr. Norman Bowie, Mr. Robert Burris, Ms. Juanita Hopkins Esq., Ms. Sandra Kleppinger, Ms. Donna Matthews Esq. and Student Member Carly VanLowe. The Board elects officers annually during the January meeting; officers serve one-year terms.

From Dr. Salmon
The State and National economic downturn has put our public school educational program at great risk. Most of the news about school funding is negative and many of our elected officials sound unwilling to support the need to adequately fund school budgets. Much of the rhetoric amounts to an accusation that school systems have not “stepped up” like other State and local agencies in assuming cuts. One official quipped recently that the school system (translation – our children), “haven’t felt any pain” as a result of the financial cuts. The record needs to reflect that most, if not all, of the school systems in Maryland have downsized as a result of the economic situation.
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