Maple Elementary School

Text Box:                           School-Wide Programs
Appropriate accommodations for individuals with disabilities will be provided upon request. Eight (8) business days notice prior to the event is requested. To request an appropriate accommodation, please call:
                           Maple Elementary School
                           Phone: 410- 228-8577
                           Fax:   410-221- 6584   
Text Box: Phone: 410-228-8577
Fax: 410-221-6584
Text Box:    Maple Elementary     
          School
     5225 Egypt Road
  Cambridge, MD 21613
        410-228-8577

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Please take time to visit our website for interesting information at:http://www.maple.dcpsmd.net/or the Dorchester County Public Schools website at:

http://www.dcps.k12.md.us/

 

Text Box:                             Help Your Child Stay Alcohol, Tobacco, and Drug Free
What  you say to your child about using alcohol or drugs makes a big difference. Believe it or not, children DO listen to their parents when they talk about these things—and children say that their parents are a huge influence in their decision not to use alcohol or drugs.
     1. Talk to your child about the real risks of using alcohol or drugs. If you are hav- 
         ing a hard time getting started and need more information, get a copy of Keep-
         ing Youth Drug Free from the National Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drug In
        formation at 1-800-729-6686, www.health.org or Dorchester County Health 
        Department.
     2. Be a good role model for your child; don’t take part in any illegal, unhealthy, or 
         dangerous drug use practices.
     3. Make parenting a priority. Make rules for your child and enforce the rules. Chil-
        dren say that they want rules from their parents—it shows them that you care 
        about what happens to them. Adapt the rules as needed as your child gets older 
        and more independent.
      4. Help your child learn what to say if offered alcohol or drugs. It’s easier to stand 
          up to peer pressure with some practice saying no and being firm about it.
                                      Parent Information and Resource Centers, U.S. Department  of Education

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Text Box:                       Safety Comes First
Maple Elementary staff is on duty at 7:45 A.M.
each morning. We are stressing safety for all of our students. If your child is a car rider  in the morning we ask that you  drop him/her  off  no earlier than at 7:45 AM.