Perry Hall High School announced that one of its star players on the Boy’s Lacrosse team is play at Wilmington University in Delaware after the 2020 season.
Midfielder Chris Peacock will begin his senior season next month and is preparing to Wilmington after he graduates from Perry Hall in 2020.
“We are so proud of Chris and all the hard work he has put in over the past few years,” said a statement of the Perry Hall High School Men’s Lacrosse page. “
Chris is a team first guy and excellent two-way midfielder who will bring alot of strength to that up and coming program.”
Join Baltimore County Public Schools at a free outdoor festival to celebrate the upcoming 2019-2020 school year at the White Marsh Boscovs on Saturday, August 24, from 10 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Some of the feature entertainment for BCPS includes:
Southwest Academy Marching Tigers
Performers from Stages Music Arts in Cockeysville
Dancers from Shady Spring Elementary
Eastern Tech Varsity Cheer
Perry Hall High singers
Trainer from Planet Fitness
Come see the BCPS exciting Mobile Innovation Lab. Get up close and personal with an antique fire engine. Learn more about supporting student success. Test your dancing skills. Let the experts give you dental advice and a free toothbrush.
Find a great book to read on the county library’s Bookmobile. Take home a free book from the First Financial Federal Credit Union. Discover BCPS and community programs and services. Be entertained by talented BCPS students. Meet a princess or king from Medieval Times. Try your hand at robotics or launching a straw rocket. Practice your jump roping skills and take home a jump rope.
Meet Buster the Bus. Explore job opportunities with BCPS. This event is sponsored by The Education Foundation of Baltimore County Public Schools and coordinated by the BCPS Department of Communications and Community Outreach.
Here is the growing list of BCPSfest vendors and entertainers.
From the community
AAA Mid-Atlantic
Adventure Dental, Vision, and Ortho
Baltimore County Public Library Bookmobile
Boy Scouts of America Sea Scout Ship and Maritime Explorer Club
Chick-fil-A
Colgate-Palmolive Dental Van –dental screening, free toothbrushes
Community College of Baltimore County (Essex) –information about early college and other programs
The Education Foundation of Baltimore County Public Schools – information about support for teachers
Fire Museum of Maryland –bringing antique 1949 Mack fire engine
First Financial Federal Credit Union –book giveaway and reading nook
Glenn L. Martin Aviation Museum
Gunpowder Valley Conservancy
iFly
Maryland 529 –information about saving for college
Maryland Association of School Health Nurses – health information, spin to win
Medieval Times –bringing a princess or king
Mid-Atlantic Foundation for Safety and Education
Patient First –medical information, giveaways
RSVP – Retired Senior Volunteer Program –volunteer opps for seniors and schools
State Highway Administration
Kona Ice
From BCPS
Career and Technical Education – robotics
College and Career Readiness –goal-setting, picture booth
English for Speakers of Other Languages
English Language Arts
Food and Nutrition Services –answering questions about school meals
Health and Physical Education – jumping rope/ jump rope giveaway
Home and Hospital
Magnet Programs –information about application process, options
Mathematics –math games
Mobile Innovation Lab –LEGO construction, circuitry, computer programming
Music and Dance Education– Wheel of Dance, interactive music activity
Parentmobile –mobile resource center
School Counseling
Science – launching straw rockets
Social Studies
Staffing and Recruitment/Human Resources – job opportunities with BCPS
Transportation –bringing a school bus and Buster the Bus
There were National Night Out Events (NNO) all over eastern Baltimore County and all over the county, state and country on Tuesday as NNO is a night where communities come together to stand up to crime. Some of the events were held in the rain as a storm pasted though the region Tuesday night. Here are some photos from Councilman David Marks (R-5) and Councilwoman Cathy Bevins (D-6) social media pages.
” Tonight was National Night Out, and I was fortunate to attend five of the six events in the Fifth District. Many thanks to the volunteers in Dunfield, Seven Courts, Perring Park, Campus Hills and Magnolia Acres who welcomed me and work with our police to keep their neighborhoods safe,” Mark said in his visits around the area.
Bevins also attended many NNOs in her district, including the inaugural event for Overlea Community Association.
” Another successful National Night Out across the 6th district! I was able to attend four awesome communities that work tirelessly with law enforcement and COP volunteers,” Bevins said.
Councilman David Marks and members of the Seven Courts community came together for National Night Out
The Perring Park community was treated a visit from Kona Ice for NNO. -Photo courtesy of Councilman David Marks_
Lindover held their NNO at Terrace Drive and Linover Park Terrace Drive and Linover Park -Photo courtesy of Councilwoman Cathy Bevins_
Resident of Hazelwood still had their NNO event out in the rain -photo courtesy of Councilwoman Bevin’s Facebook page_
National Night Out at the Overlea Community Association -photo courtesy of Councilwoman Bevin’s Facebook page-
Councilwoman Cathy Bevins visits Garden Village Association National Night Out -photo courtesy of Councilwoman Bevin’s Facebook page_
