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Welcome To The Center of Applied Technology - South
CATS Schedule Adjustment
.......... May 20 - 23, 2013........
Programs at the Center of Applied Technology South (CATS) will commence on the following dates and times:
- Monday, May 20 (A-Day)
- All Level I, Nursing Assistant, and Dental Radiology students report to CATS at 11:15 a.m.
- Levels II and III plus PM Intro to Health Careers, and Medical Assistant students report to "home" high school.
- Tuesday, May 21 (B-Day)
- AM Career Exploration, Nursing Assistant, Dental Assisting 1, Auto Technology 1/Pre-engineering and Cosmetology 1 students report to CATS at 11:15 a.m.
- Levels II and III plus PM Intro to Health Careers and Medical Assistant students report to "home" high school.
- Wednesday, May 22 (A-Day)
- All Levels II and III plus PM Intro to Health Careers and Medical Assistant students report to CATS at 11:15 a.m.
- AM Career Exploration, Nursing Assistant, Dental Assisting I, Auto Technology 1/Pre-engineering and Cosmetology 1 students report to "home" high school.
- Thursday, May 23 (B-Day)
- All Levels II and III plus PM Intro to Health Careers and Medical Assistant students report to CATS at 11:15 a.m.
- All Level I, Nursing Assistant, and Dental Radiology students report to "home" high school.
- Note: On Friday, May 24, there will be no HSA testing. All classes will run on the regular
A-Day schedule.
Unscheduled Early Dismissal/Late Arrival Info
Important News and Information:
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About Us:
A Commitment to Excellence...Career and College Ready?
The Entire Staff at the Center of Applied Technology South would like to welcome you!
Opening our doors in 1977, the Center of Applied Technology South (CAT-S) has since developed and maintained a reputation as one of the finest career and technology centers in Maryland and the nation. Located in Edgewater, the school services 5 local high schools and three alternative high schools. (Annapolis, Broadneck, South River, Southern, Severna Par, Phoenix Center, Hannah More and Kennedy Krieger.)
About our Students:
Center of Applied Technology-South Students......
- Are highly motivated to apply theory and knowledge towards skill proficiency
- Develop strong communication skills and work habits
- Build quality portfolios and well written resumes
- Have opportunities to earn college credits and industry recognized certifications
- Participate in Skills USA at the local, regional, state and national level
Our 15 Programs of Choice
Organized by Maryland Career and Technology Education (CTE)
Arts, Media, and Communication: |
Career Exploration Programs for 9th and 10th Graders!
- Explores 4 programs per semester
- Earn ½ credit per semester or 1 credit for a full year
Career Exploration Program Description: This introductory course provides high school students with the opportunity to explore up to 8 of the technical programs offered. This course allows students to participate and explore in four programs in one semester and earn ½ credit, or eight programs in two semesters and earn a full credit. The morning session (B-Day, period 1) is open to students in grade 9 and 10. The after school session (T, W, Th from 2:35pm-3:45pm.) is open to grades 9, 10, 11, and 12. Scheduled transportation to the Center is provided by the school system’s buses. Students experience the environment, equipment, materials, skills, and safety rules of their chosen technical areas. The information gained can be of significant value in career planning and expanding a student’s interests and abilities.
Mission Statement |
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Staff:
Administrative Staff:
Name |
Department |
Email Address |
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Thomas Milans |
Principal |
tmilans@aacps.org |
Allan Samonisky |
Assistant Principal |
asamonisky@aacps.org |
Kim Dillon |
Principal's Secretary |
kdillon@aacps.org |
Laura Burge-Yates |
Administrative Secretary |
lburge-yates@aacps.org |
Akeshia Martin |
School Counselor |
armartin@aacps.org |
De De Connelly |
School Counseling Secretary |
econnelly@aacps.org |
Tammy Diedrich* |
Work Experience Coordinator |
tdiedrich@aacps.org |
Brenda Whiting |
Financial Secretary |
bwhiting@aacps.org |
Viola Johnson |
Health Room Nursing Assistant |
nurse9543@aacps.org |
Rosaria Jablonski* |
Special Education Support Services |
rjablonski@aacps.org |
Edwin White |
Chief Custodian |
elwhite@aacps.org |
Angela Alexander |
Custodian |
aalexander@aacps.org |
Cliff Diggs |
Custodian |
cediggs@aacps.org |
Bonita Jones |
Custodian |
bjones1@aacps.org |
Instructional Staff:
| Name |
Department |
Website |
Email Address |
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Darnita Baker |
Cosmetology - Instructor |
dbaker@aacps.org | |
Carol Bender |
Nursing Assistant - Instructor |
cdryer@aacps.org | |
Amanda Boehm |
Dental & Cosmetology - Instructional Assistant |
aboehm@aacps.org | |
Lu Carnucci |
Medical Assistant - Instructor |
hcarnucci@aacps.org | |
Guy Dorval |
Marine Repair - Instructor |
gdorval@aacps.org | |
Michelle Dugans* |
Network Systems Administration - Instructor |
www.blackboard.aacps.org |
mdugans@aacps.org |
Steve Fultz |
Welding, Instructor |
sfultz@aacps.org | |
Buckley Hayes |
Automotive Technology - Instructor |
bwhayes@aacps.org | |
Roxanne Hubbard |
Dental Assistant - Instructor |
rehubbard@aacps.org | |
Chris Jacobs |
Interactive Media Production-Instructor |
cjacobs@aacps.org | |
Geraldine Johnson |
Culinary Arts - Instructional Assistant |
gwjohnson@aacps.org | |
Pamela Klink |
Culinary Arts - Instructor |
pklink@aacps.org | |
Bruce Lee |
CAD/Drafting - Instructor |
www.blackboard.aacps.org |
blee@aacps.org |
Dominic Mastroianni * |
HVAC - Instructor |
dmastroianni@aacps.org | |
Carla Matthews |
Cosmetology - Instructor |
cymatthews@aacps.org | |
Jim Nolan |
Automotive Technology - Instructor |
jnolan@aacps.org | |
Caren Price |
Instructional Assistant |
cprice@aacps.org | |
Sheree Plumb |
Technician: Tech Support I |
splumb@aacps.org | |
Peggy Pugh |
Instructional Assistant |
ppugh@aacps.org | |
Michael Quirk |
Instructional Assistant |
mquirk@aacps.org | |
Morris Schultz |
Electricity - Instructor |
mfschultz@aacps.org | |
Julie Siefert * |
Nursing Assistant - Instructor |
jsiefert@aacps.org | |
Mark Snyder |
Carpentry - Instructor |
mdsynder@aacps.org | |
Cornelius Stepney |
Auto Collision Repair/Refinishing - Instructor |
cwstepney@aacps.org | |
Helen Wilkerson |
Cisco Academy- Instructor |
hwilkerson@aacps.org | |
Debbie Wooster |
Instructional Assistant |
dwooster@aacps.org |
* Department Chairperson
Programs of Study:
Arts, Media, and Communication/ Information Technology |
Construction Programs |
Health and Biosciences |
Consumer Services, Hospitality and Tourism |
Transportation Programs |
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Student Organizations:
Skills USA |
NTHS |
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CAT South School Counseling Department

School Counselor: Ms. Akeshia Martin Counselor Secretary: Mrs. Dede Connley
Our School Counseling Department provides comprehensive services that contributes to the academic, personal, and social growth of each student. We also assist students in career and college planning through collaboration with staff, parents, home school counselors, and business community partners. The services we provide include academic planning, monitoring and advisement, parent conferencing, individual, group and classroom guidance, conflict/resolution peer counseling, college and career planning, and scholarship information and application assistance. The School Counseling Department is committed to empowering each student to achieve their maximum potential.
Please contact Ms. Akeshia Martin, School Counselor, at 410-956-5900 ext. 332 to address questions and concerns.
Student Resources
The Anne Arundel County Council of PTAs is offering two $1,000 scholarships for graduating seniors attending any Anne Arundel County public school. The Phoebe Hearst Scholarship is available to any student who will be attending a post-secondary school, including community college or vocational school, as well as college and university. The Lawson Scholarship is available to students seeking a course of study in education. Applications are available through school guidance offices or may be obtained from the following website:
http://www.aaccpta.org/scholarships.php. Deadline for submission is February 25, 2013.
Scholarship and Financial Information
Financial Aid- Dates and link to FAFSA
or
click the following link for The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
Parent Links
| English | Spanish |
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| Connecting You and Your Child | Connecting You and Your Child |
Announcements and Upcoming Events:
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Applications are still being accepted for Career Explorations and Level 1 Magnet programs for second semester of the 2012-2013 school year. Please see your school counselor for a "paper application".
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A minimum grade point average of 2.0 with good attendance as well as successful progress toward meeting other graduation requirements is expected for acceptance into a magnet program.
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The priority application deadline is March 15, 2013. Decisions and placements will not occur until after that time.
- 2013-2014 CAT-South Application Process (Click to open for directions)
Fund Raising:
Ongoing Fundraisers:
| Event | Date of Event | Contact Person | Comments |
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| Coke Rewards | Ongoing | Michelle Dugans | Send in your coke product caps to help support SkillsUSA |
| Campbell Soup Labels | Ongoing | Michelle Dugans | Send in your soup labels to help the school obtain school supplies. |
| Market Day | Ongoing/Monthly | Tammy Diedrich | Visit www.Marketday.com to grocery shop and support the schools SkillsUSA Chapter. |
Business Partners:
We Thank you all for your continued support.......
AACPS Technology Department |
IBEW/NECA |
Parent eHandbook for Special Education
The Division of Special Education recognizes the importance of the home/school connection. To facilitate the partnership with parents/guardians in educational journeys of excellence for students with disabilities, ACPS is proud to announce the development of a Special Education Parent eHandbook. This resource reinforces our value of the role of parents in the teaching and learning process in our county.
You may access the eHandbook by clicking on this link PARENT eHandbook For Special Education Guidelines & Procedures
