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Sollers Point Technical High will provide blended, responsive and data driven instruction in order to develop students who are career and college ready. Every Sollers Point Technical High student will complete a career and technical program and earn and industry certification or license.

Sollers Point UPdates

Baltimore County will hold the 11th annual BCPS PSAT Day for 9th, 10th, and 11th grade students on Wednesday, October 10, 2018. The PSAT will be administered Wednesday morning at each of our BCPS feeder schools. All Sollers Point Tech 9-11 grade students should report directly to their respective home schools Wednesday morning to take the exam.

Baltimore County Public Schools (BCPS) takes the health of our students and staff extremely seriously. Without being required to do so, BCPS has tested school drinking fountains for lead since 2016. In May 2017, House Bill 270 was signed into law that required all potential drinking water sources in all schools to be tested annually. Please review Interim Superintendent White's letter to families regarding the detailed change. You may also visit the Lead Test Results Web page at www.bcps.org under BCPS Highlights, for results as they become available.

All of our parents are encouraged to complete the BCPS High School Capacity Study survey. Your input and feedback is greatly appreciated as it pertains to the size of our classes and number of students in our buildings.

Active ASSAILANT Protocol

Baltimore County Public Schools staff and students will be trained this fall in a new protocol for responding to the unlikely event of an active assailant. Traditional responses to this type of incident have been to lock down and wait for the police to arrive. Case studies of several active assailant incidents have shown that using only this response resulted in an increase in casualties. Baltimore County Public Schools in partnership with the Baltimore County Police Department is adopting the option-based “ALiCE” response protocol to assist those in harm’s way should this type of incident occur. Individuals would respond based on information that they have at hand regarding the situation. ALiCE stands for alert, lockdown, inform, counter, and evacuate. These measures provide the knowledge and skills needed to make the best decisions available for the safety of students, staff, and visitors.
Interim Superintendent White's Video Message to Parents about ALiCE
ALiCE Presentation with Notes Download (PDF)

Schoology

We know how important it is for you to communicate with your child’s teacher(s) and access your child’s courses, grades, and assignments. Students and parents indicated the need for a program with a simple design, a mobile app, and seamless messaging. To that end, Baltimore County Public Schools is now using Schoology as our Learning Management System.

Using Schoology, students will be able to submit assignments, review grades, join discussions, receive announcements and feedback, take tests, communicate with teachers, and more. As a parent, you will be able to easily view information on all of your children in BCPS schools. If you already have a myBCPS parent account, you will be able to access Schoology through BCPS One and the Schoology mobile app starting August 13. If you do not have a myBCPS parent account, you can sign up at https://mybcps.bcps.org. Learn more about Schoology.