Important News & Upcoming Events

Principal's Friday Newsletter

Stay informed as Ms. Krabitz publishes a newsletter every Friday highlighting important events coming up at the Homewood Center

Family Drive Through Event January 28 and 29

Family Drive-Through Event on January 28 and 29 Drive-Through at Homewood to pick up and turn in books, calculators, art supplies and other Semester 2 essentials on Thursday 1/28 from 2-4PM, or Friday 1/29 from 8-10AM. Admin and Staff will be on hand with information along with some cool school swag, and a family size treat for everyone.

Request Tech Support During Fall Virtual Learning

Important Information regarding technology support for fall virtual instruction that includes self help resources and how to request technology support

Just released: "Together" Partnership Annual Report

“Together” is the theme of the just released HCPSS Educational Partnerships 2019-2020 Annual Report. Each school’s partners are listed, as well as system wide (at-large) and curricular and program office partnerships. In the report, you will see examples of how partners help care for students and staff.

A Message From Principal Krabitz

Welcome to the 2020-2021 School Year! While we will begin virtually, we are so excited to reconnect and see you all, even if from a distance! We absolutely love our Homewood Family- students, staff, and families. Please reach out if you ever need anything or have any ideas and suggestions to share. Also, please ensure we have your updated email address so that you can receive my weekly newsletters.

Homewood's Suzi Young Wins HCPSS 2020 Washington Post Teacher of Year!!!

A HUGE Homewood Shoutout to Ms. Suzi Young who is now the 2020 HCPSS Washington Post Teacher of The Year!!! Suzi's creativity and tireless efforts have helped to make Homewood the very special place that it is!! Suzi created our Recycled Treasure Sale and goes above and beyond for all of our staff and students. You rock it, Ms. Young...Congrats!!!

Virtual Monthly Family Info and Game Nights starting in October

Keep an eye out for our upcoming monthly virtual Family Information and Game nights that will be starting in October!

Covid19 Community Resources

HCPSS Grab and Go Meals Howard County Government CARE Center's CARE Line for one-stop support for all other needs, focused on information and referral service for resources for children and families in Howard County.  Call 410-313-CARE (410-313-2273), email children@howardcountymd.gov, or go to the website Food/Housing/Energy support: Howard County Community Action Council for the Howard County Food Bank, housing, and energy bill support FREE Roving Radish meal kits are available for families in need. If the family qualifies they will receive FOUR meals, each serving a family of four. This is a weekly program and families should call the CARE Line at 410-313-2273 (CARE) if they are in need and would like to participate. Health Insurance for uninsured Marylanders Maryland Health Connection opened a new Special Enrollment Period (through April 15) to uninsured Marylanders who need health coverage during the State of Emergency for Coronavirus (COVID-19). MISSION19 is set up to immediately respond to families in need of food, Rx, toiletries and household cleaning supplies.  Columbia Community Care (Links to an external site.) offers additional food and household item distribution during the same hours as the HCPSS Free Meal Service at Howard High School, Lake Elkhorn Middle School, Wilde Lake Middle School, Swansfield Elementary School and Oakland Mills Middle School Grassroots Resource list for COVID-19 Internet Essentials - $10 WiFi SNAP Benefits.pdf SNAP Flyer.pdf Local Food Banks

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