March 14
HOME VISITS – Strengthening School-Home Partnerships
Families truly appreciate and love home visits, as they provide a meaningful way to connect with educators in a comfortable and familiar setting. These visits have been met with enthusiasm and gratitude, strengthening the bond between school and home. Parents value the opportunity to engage in open conversations about their child's academic progress, receive personalized support, and collaborate closely with teachers, counselors, and administrators. By bringing the school community into the heart of the family, these visits create a foundation of trust, communication, and shared commitment to student success. The overwhelmingly positive feedback from families reaffirms the importance of this initiative in fostering a nurturing and supportive educational experience.
Team Illusion FRC Prepares for Upcoming Competition
CMIT’s Team Illusion is gearing up for their next challenge at the FIRST Chesapeake Severn, MD FRC Event at Archbishop Spalding High School. After months of hard work designing, building, and refining their robot, the team is excited to showcase their technical skills, strategic gameplay, and teamwork in this highly competitive event. This competition provides an opportunity for students to apply their engineering and problem-solving abilities in a real-world setting while engaging with other top robotics teams. As Team Illusion represents CMIT on this competitive stage, we wish them the best of luck and look forward to celebrating their success!
Learn more about the event here: FIRST Chesapeake Severn, MD FRC Event (@ Archbishop Spalding High School)
SUCCESSFUL SAT BOOTCAMP ON MARCH 8TH!
On Saturday, March 8, CMIT hosted a highly successful SAT Bootcamp at MARTI, providing students with an intensive and structured review session to enhance their test-taking skills. A total of 95 students were present, demonstrating a strong commitment to academic excellence and college readiness.
The boot camp focused on key SAT subject areas, including critical reading, writing, and math, with expert instructors guiding students through effective strategies, practice questions, and time management techniques. Students engaged in interactive problem-solving sessions and received valuable insights on tackling challenging sections of the exam.
The event not only strengthened students’ academic confidence but also reinforced the importance of preparation in achieving high SAT scores. Feedback from participants highlighted the benefits of real-time instruction, test simulations, and personalized guidance.
As students continue their SAT preparation, they are encouraged to take advantage of upcoming test dates: May 3 and June 5, 2025
Overall, the SAT Bootcamp at MARTI was a resounding success, equipping students with the tools they need to perform at their best. CMIT remains committed to providing such enrichment opportunities to support students on their path to higher education.
FIRE NSBE - Celebrating CMIT North’s STEM Champions!
CMIT North High School proudly recognizes the outstanding achievements of our students in national STEM competitions!
🔹 Tovel Young III (Grade 12) – National 1st Place Winner at the Ten80 @NSBE 2025 Annual Competition in Chicago, IL! Tovel's dedication and skills led him to victory, making our NSBE FIRE team shine on the national stage.
🔹 Ousman Sise (Grade 11) – Competed in the VEX Tri-Math-Alon Competition and the Try-Math-A-Lon (TMAL), both hosted by the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE). These programs challenge students to apply their engineering, coding, and teamwork skills in high-level competitions.
🔹 Bria Davis (Grade 11) & Taylor Jones (Grade 12) – Showcased their excellence in STEM through their participation and contributions to these prestigious events.
Congratulations to all our talented students for their hard work and achievements! We are proud of your dedication to innovation and excellence.
WEEKENDS PARENT CONFERENCES
Weekend parent conferences provide a valuable opportunity to support student success through open communication between families and educators. These meetings strengthen the home-school partnership, allowing parents to discuss academic progress, address concerns, and collaborate with teachers, counselors, and administrators.
We are committed to accommodating all parents, whether attending in person or online. Even if one parent is in the building while another joins remotely, we ensure a seamless experience. Our team is on-site, ready for face-to-face meetings, while also offering virtual participation to keep all parents engaged. This flexibility ensures every family has access to the support they need, reinforcing our dedication to student growth and family involvement.
SCIENCE
In science class, students are researching prevention strategies for athletes with Sickle Cell Disease (SCD) and creating informative brochures to raise awareness. Through this project, they are applying biology concepts to real-world health challenges, emphasizing safe practices for athletic participation.
The Chesapeake Lighthouse Foundation (CLF) invites you to participate in the Women’s History Contest 2025, celebrating women who have shattered barriers and transformed their fields!
Theme: Shattering the Glass Ceiling
This year, we challenge you to visually honor a woman who has broken barriers in her field through your artistic expression.
Use the QR code for more information
Important Details:
Hosted by: Chesapeake Lighthouse Foundation (CLF)
Winners will receive awards and recognition!
Let’s celebrate the trailblazers who inspire future generations!
