The Callaway Connection - Dec 22/Jan 23

The Wellness Team presents...

The Callaway Connection Kids' Corner

Mental Health Resources

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Dec 2022/Jan 2023

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MEET THE TEAM SCHOOL WELLNESS TEAMS Ms. Zakiya Hutchinson Professional School Counselor Email 301-702-3870 ext 58027 Website

Dr. Jasmyn Woods-Perret School Psychologist Email Virtual Office

Ms. Takia Toomer Community Schools Coordinator Email

Dr. Stephanie Stubblefield Professional School Counselor Email

Ms. Sydney Frederick School Psychologist Practicum Student Email

Ms. Cori Collins Math Resource Teacher, Equity Team Lead, & Admin Intern Email

Madame Danielle Young Behavior Health Specialist Email

Madame Kia Oparah School Psychologist Email Website

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Continued education is important to our teams. Learning more and staying up-to-date helps us to better serve our scholars and their families. Here are a few of the courses Dr. Stubblefield has recently completed to add value to our school community.

HOT LINKS If you need immediate help due to suicidal thoughts or other serious emotional challenges, please contact

(Click the yellow links): Prince George's County Crisis Services (Mobile Crisis Team): 301-429-2185 Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741 Maryland 211: Call 2-1-1 or Text your zip code to 898-211 National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: Call 1-800-273-8255 (TALK) Safe Schools Maryland: Call 1-833-632-7233

Hazel Health

As shared in the county communications: "PGCPS is excited to announce our new partnership with Hazel Health that will allow students to complete urgent medical care visits or therapy sessions virtually! Hazel’s doctors and therapists will be available to see students while they are at home or at school. Services will be available at no cost to every student, regardless of their family’s insurance or financial situation. This is an expansion of our present physical and mental health services. More information is coming soon."

Click on videos or QR codes for more information.

A RESOURCE FOR PARENTS:

WHAT IS FENTANYL?

Understanding the Dangers of Fentanyl Family Information Session 12/7/2022 Presented by Prince George's County Public Schools

Mental Health Moments (MHM)

Sleep Habits (play video above) *Parent permission obtained for each student prior to filming and posting.

Panorama Elementary hosted an Community Grocery Giveaway that served over 350 people in our community!

One family donated 50 turkeys for Panorama families!

Special thanks to The First Baptist Church of Glenarden for their support. Although it was cold, the sun was shining, smiles and food were shared, and it was a wonderful turn out.

PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS' PRIORITIES

CULTURE & CLIMATE

Scholarships

***These have not been vetted by PGCPS. Apply at your own risk. No scholarship should request money for you to apply. Read the details and do your research before applying.***

Art

Art

Innovation

Technology

Toyota Dream Car USA Deadline: 1/31/23 Age: 4-15 years old

Google Doodle Deadline: 3/7/23 Grades: K-12

Paradigm Challenge Deadline: 5/1/23 Ages: 4-18 years old

ExploraVision Deadline: 1/31/23 Grades K-12

Support the Callaway Connection MANY RESOURCES SCHOLARS BENEFIT FROM ARE SUPPLIED OUT OF TEACHERS' PERSONAL MONEY. PARENTS OFTEN ASK HOW CAN THEY HELP. HERE ARE THE ACTIVE DONORS' CHOOSE CAMPAIGNS HAPPENING AT BOTH SCHOOLS.

Panorama Elementary Amazing Art for Kindergarten Ms. Jackson Banks

Bingo, I Won Mrs. Toomer

MLK Day Help for the Homeless Sardi's Celebration Mrs. Coley Mrs. Toomer

Family STEAM Night Mrs. Fox

STEAM Cooking Club Mrs. Toomer

Maya Angelou French Immersion Eagle's Nest Calming Room ***Use the code LIFTOFF now through January 17, 2023 for Eagle's Nest donations to be matched up to $50!***

Cooperation means working with others to achieve a common goal. Cooperation in our school can include using good manners, listening to others, taking turns, respecting others belongings, incorporating others in a group, and working nicely with everyone.

Parents, Did you know?

Teaching cooperation can promote social interaction, builds selfconfidence, improves the collaborative skills of children, as well as the improvement in decision-making skills.

Below are some activities that encourage cooperative play: -Involve and encourage your child(ren) to participate in everyday household tasks -Introduce your child(ren) to different games or puzzles that incorporates a cooperative effort -Create and allow your child(ren) to participate in a family art project

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