3K and 4K Students made cards and put together a basket of treats for military members.

Fourth Grade created birthday bins for Chesapeake Cares Food Pantry. They definitely brought smiles to those in need. 

Mrs. Current’s class put a Sunshine Box together for a school in Tennessee that was damage due to a bad storm. Kindergarten really worked hard to be leaders that serve others! 

Fifth grade led a donation drive, and with your help, Calverton raised $1,061 for Calvert Animal Welfare League. This money will help the shelter with caring for the animals. Fifth grade students also wrote persuasive letters to families looking to adopt animals from C.A.W.L. in hopes of helping all the animals get adopted. 

Second grade measured and cut fabric to make no-sew blankets for animals at the Charles County Animal Shelter. They even met some of the animals when they delivered the blankets and some special treats. 

Students organized goodie bags for the Calvert County Sherriff’s Office. Deputy Clas visited first grade and shared what he does for his job as a police

officer. Deputy Clas delivered the goodie bags to his friends at the police station and shared how thankful the officers were for the treats. 

Sixth and seventh grade students traveled to Echo Hill Outdoor School to learn about the Chesapeake Watershed and a little more about each other through adventures and team building activities. 

Middle school students traveled to the Kennedy Center to see "Look Both Ways," a play based on the Jason Reynolds' novel. 

The eighth grade visited the National Archives in Washington, DC chaperoned by Mr. Weiner and Mr. Scott. Students toured parts of the building with former history teacher Missy McNatt, and participated in the America's Freedom Train program. 

Sixth grade students presented their research on a pharaoh from ancient Egypt to second-grade, who will be studying ancient Egypt later in the year. This showcase allowed sixth grade students to practice speaking and sharing research and allowed the 2 grade a chance to have a short introduction into an upcoming unit. 

In the first quarter, students participated in the following electives: Chorus, Band, Rock Band, Dance and Movement, Pen & Ink, Mixed Media, Fabric Arts, and How to Make a Podcast. 

In the second quarter, students continued with their music elective, but participated in the following electives; Black & White Photography, Boat Building, Ceramics, Painting, Stock Market Game, Yearbook.  

The National Honor Society collected donations for those who have suffered domestic violence in the form of a giving tree. The tree held ornaments that list an item that can be gifted to these survivors. The hope is to bring joy during the holiday season to the lives of those who have suffered.

The Upper School green team and Lower School students collaborated on project models for Terrapin habitats with an elevated boardwalk. The project models will preserve land and also allow for observations! 

The technology club competed in the First Tech Challenge robotics competition. Sophie, Connor, and Seppe represented Calverton, competing against 21 other schools. They presented before the judges, passed inspections of their robot, and competed in five matches, partnering with another school for each match. They discussed strategy with the other school each time, and they won one match very decisively.

We are excited to welcome back our alumni who have recently graduated or are currently attending college! Join us for a chance to reconnect with former teachers, fellow alumni, and current students to share your college adventures.

Our upper school students want to learn about what to do now to better prepare for their future undergraduate and graduate years. We hope to see you in January!

-10:30 am Alumni Arrival at Bowen Thomas Foyer

-10:45 am IB Diplomas Presentations by Ms. Dice in the Theater followed by a panel

discussion with upper school students

-Lunch by Mamma Lucia to follow with our 11th and 12th graders

Registration is required.

For more information, contact Beth Lennon at blennon@calvertonschool.org

To make a difference in the life of a student who would not otherwise be able to attend, we are relaunching the Alumni Scholarship Fund to support our Upper School scholarship competitions. The Alumni Scholarship Fund will give alumni the opportunity to contribute to a meaningful and transformative experience for new students.



Spring Sports Awards - May 14

MS Spring Sports Begin - March 4

Winter Sports Awards - February 29

Varsity Spring Sports Begin - February 26

For sports schedules, click on the button below.

Calverton parents and guardians are all members of the CPA and are encouraged to get involved in any way that meets their interests and fits their schedule.

Meetings are once a month at 8:15 am in Founders Hall.

January 5

February 2

March 1

April 5

May 3

April 5

May 3

We are preparing for our biggest fundraiser of the year which will be held on Saturday, April 27th at Annmarie Gardens in Solomons for An Evening at The Gardens. We look forward to welcoming all our parents and community for an evening of fun and support for Calverton as we raise funds for our students and teachers.  

We have a block of rooms on hold at the Hilton Garden Inn Solomons which is a ½ mile away from Annmarie Gardens. To better accommodate everyone’s needs, please let us know if you would be interested in a room on April 27th, so we can make sure we have enough

rooms on hold. 

RAFFLE 

For our raffle at the event, we will have a MONEY TREE composed of gift cards from all your favorite places! We invite you to bring in a gift card of $5 or more from whichever place you choose to contribute to the Money Tree. Gift cards can be given to teachers or dropped off at the front desk. Please drop off gift cards by Friday, April 12. 

The CPA has partnered with RaiseRight, also known as scrip fundraising. By purchasing gift cards online through RaiseRight, a percentage of the sales will be donated to the CPA and gift cards can be delivered directly to the school. You can automatically enroll to support

the CPA here.   

Keep an eye out for when we start selling raffle tickets. We’ll have incentives for the student who sells the most tickets as well as the class who sells the most. You do not need to be present at the event to win the raffle! Last year’s winner won over $1,000 in gift cards! 

VOLUNTEER 

We encourage involvement by: 

• Becoming a sponsor 
• Donating an item or service to the auction 
• Volunteering 



Please contact Beth Lennon, blennon@calvertonschool.org, with any questions about our Auction. 

Thank you for your support of Calverton! 

Everything we do at Calverton is supported in part by the collective generosity of gifts to The Calverton Fund. No matter the size – every gift makes a difference.

We invite you to make your difference now!

Many families hear about The Calverton School through personal referrals from past and present families. Thank you for sharing our school with your family and friends! 

Receive a $1,000 towards your Calverton tuition if the referral leads to enrollment. Additionally, the new family will also receive a $1,000 tuition credit.