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Congratulations to the seven outstanding non-certificated staff recognized at the June Board meeting. Read More
This year’s awardees include Lynette Cromwell, a food service worker at Gale-Bailey Elementary School; Amanda Kline, executive assistant to the CCPS Chief of Operations and Supporting Services; Karl Meyer, building service worker, Benjamin Stoddert Middle School; Yolanda Murray, secretary to the principal, Theodore G. Davis Middle School; Jessica Rush, instructional assistant, J.C. Parks Elementary School; Gary Stine, CCPS mechanic for auto/heavy equipment; and Kathryn Thorsen, computer analyst III, Maurice J. McDonough High School.
Start and End Contract Dates for Staff
Charles County Public Schools (CCPS) has an Employee Assistance Program (EAP) provider, ComPsych GuidanceResources.
ComPsych is a national employee assistance and work/life company dedicated to helping Charles County Public Schools (CCPS) employees improve their health and well-being through quality services.
The EAP benefit is no cost to employees and their dependents, and it is also confidential. ComPsych representatives have considerable expertise and clinical knowledge. They are well versed in helping clients of all ages, from young children to the elderly.
The EAP can assist with many issues, including stress, depression, anxiety, workplace difficulties, substance abuse, marital problems, family or parenting conflicts, grief, violence and unhealthy lifestyles.
Education by Empower
Retirement and Financial Planning
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Telework Application Open for 2024-2025 School Year
Charles County Public School has a new telework application for the 2024-2025 school year. Any employee who is interested and eligible to telework must complete an application for supervisor review and approval. Click the link below for Information about the telework program, including a list of eligible employees.
North Point Early Childhood Training Program
Enrollment open for the 2024-25 school year
About the program
The program is staffed by early childhood professionals and the students in the Child Development Professions CTE Program at North Point High School. The Education Careers Program provides high school students with real world experience working with young children. All teachers and high school students in the program meet the licensing requirements of CCPS and MSDE the Office of Childcare.
Child Care is open to children ages 3 to 5. CCPS employees have priority. A maximum of 40 children will be enrolled. Spots are reserved through the payment of the holding fee.
Contact Information
Lisa Willett, Lwillett@ccboe.com
Latest School News
June 6, 2025
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