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11th GRADE PARENT NIGHT MEETING � June 10, 2025

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11th Grade Administrator

Dr. Felicia Colbert

felicia.colbert@pgcps.org

Room A221

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11th Grade Sponsors�

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Ms. Tara Tineal

tara.tineal@pgcps.org

Mr. Joseph Housey, III

joseph.housey@pgcps.org

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�Professional School Counselors�

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�11TH GRADE KEY CONTACTS

Ms. Consuella Gibson (A-B) consuella.gibson@pgcps.org�Ms. Chenelle King (C-E) - chenelle.king@pgcps.org�Ms. Roshanda Sandy (F-H) – roshanda.sandy@pgcps.org�Ms. Leah Anderson (I-M) - leah.osuntuyi@pgcps.org�Dr. Yvette Thomasson (N-S) - yvette.thomasson@pgcps.org�Ms. Melody Thompson (T-Z) – melody.Thompson@pgcps.org��

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Promotion Requirements

Grade 11 to 12

Student must have a total of 14 credits including 3 credits of English, 3 credits of mathematics, 1 credit of science, and 1 credit of social studies.

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Class of 2026 �Graduation Requirements

22 Total Credits which must include:
4 English (English 9, 10, 11 & 12)
4 Math (Algebra 1, Geometry, 2 additional math credits
3 Science (Biology and 2 others)
3 Social Studies (US History, LSN Gov’t, & World History)
1 Fine Art
1 Technology of Education (Foundations of Technology)
1 Health 1 and Health 2
½ Personal Fitness
½ Financial Literacy
2 Foreign Languages (the same), or 3-9 credits completer
Service Learning Hours: 24 hours required

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Half-day Schedules

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Graduation Service Learning Requirements

Students are required to earn 24 service hours as a part of the graduation requirements.
Service-learning is a teaching method that combines meaningful service to the community with curriculum-based learning.
Students improve their academic skills by applying what they learn in school to the real world; they then reflect on their experience to reinforce the link between their service and their learning.
Participating in an activity and not receiving pay DOES NOT always qualify for service learning hours. The site must be a non-profit agency.
Please click out the link to SSL Opportunities to access forms and additional information.

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SSL Opportunity

Currently 272 do not have the 24 SSL hours requirement

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Senior Pictures

It's Senior Picture time!! There are limited time slots, so sign up immediately. If you don't take your pictures here, you may have to drive to Baltimore studio to have your picture taken to be in the yearbook.

Below is the link to request an appointment:

Dr. Henry A. Wise, Jr. High School – Upper Marlboro, MD – Senior Portraits

Links to an external site.

https://tinyurl.com/mruab78h

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Senior Pictures

The sitting fee to take the pictures are below. Please note: This is NOT the price for pictures. It is the cost to take pictures.

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Senior Packages

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Package Payment Schedule

Payments can be made via myschoolbucks.com.

Payment 1 is due: September 26, 2025

Payment 2 is due: October 31, 2025

Payment 3 is due: December 5, 2025

Payment 4 is due: January 16, 2026

Only cap and gowns may be ordered after

January 16, 2026!!

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Senior Prom

Prom will be held May 2, 2026 at

The Hotel at the University of Maryland.

7777 Baltimore Avenue

College Park, MD 20740

Pending

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Fundraisers

Double Good Fundraiser mid September

Chocolate Bar Sales mid October.

These are the opportunities to offset senior dues costs!!