Good Evening Carver Families!
It's our First Full Week of School… and It’s SPIRIT WEEK!
We are officially heading into our first full week of school and we are excited to kick things off with one of our favorite traditions—Spirit Week! We cannot wait to see our Eagles show their school spirit throughout the week! Please see below for fliers and additional information for this week:
Parent's Right to Know
Please see the important Parent's Right to Know Attestation from the Superintendent below.
IT’S OUR FIRST SPIRIT WEEK!
Get ready, Eagles! We are excited to celebrate our first Spirit Week of the 2026–2027 school year!
Please see the Spirit Week menus below.
Lunch Menus
Please note that the Prek menu may be different than the K - 5 offerings.
Attendance Matters!
We are off to a great start, Eagles! Our school attendance is currently beating Maryland's required 94% attendance rate!
Thank you, families, for helping us start the school year strong. Every day matters and being present at school gives our students the best opportunity to learn, grow and connect with their teachers and classmates. Let's keep SOARing and make every day count!
Judy Center Opportunities for Our Youngest Learners
Calling all families with children from birth through age 3!
Our Judy Center has wonderful opportunities, resources and activities designed to support our youngest learners and their families. Be sure to check out the information below to learn more about upcoming programs and opportunities for children in our community.
Nurse Crystal’s Health & Wellness Corner
Be sure to look below for Nurse Crystal's Health and Wellness Notes, including important health information, upcoming events, and opportunities for our Eagle families.
Your child's health and well-being are an important part of helping them learn and thrive. We appreciate our families partnering with us to keep our Eagles healthy, happy, and ready to learn!
Vision & Hearing Screenings
Our school nurse will begin vision and hearing screenings for:
Pre-K students and Kindergarten students who were not screened last year, all 1st-grade students and students who are new to SMCPS.
Screenings will be conducted as time permits over the next several months.
Vision and hearing screenings are relatively short processes designed to identify children who may be at risk for vision or hearing concerns. Screenings are not diagnostic and do not replace examinations performed by a health care or eye care professional that may provide diagnosis and treatment, if needed.
Undetected or uncorrected vision and hearing concerns may impact a child's development, behavior, learning, health, and overall well-being.
A student whose parent(s)/legal guardian(s) objects in writing to hearing and vision screening based on the tenets and practices of a recognized church or religious denomination of which the student is an adherent or member may not be required to participate.
Please contact Nurse Crystal if you have questions or would like additional information about opting out of these screenings.