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The denial of basic democratic rights in Hong Kong is on our students’ minds this week and is the main story. News around the school includes a tribute to former City Council President Mary Pat Clarke on her passing, a special field trip and Conversation at LaRae Amoor studios with Greeyo and friends, a Spotlight on Trustee Chairperson Dave Bayer and much more.

This week’s edition was produced by Kennedy Lewis and Ethan Jobita Jemadari with technical assistance from Rhys Guilfoyle.

Check out this week’s edition of TCS Student News produced by Danny Buck and Ruth Rivas with technical assistance from Rhys Guilfoyle.

This week’s edition covers the devastating floods in Spain and the increasing strengths of storms due to climate change. News around TCS includes a new direction in art class, a screening of the documentary Coded Bias, a special session at The Lyric and more.

A feast for the ears, eyes and soul. That’s what today’s field trip to LaRae Amoor Universe was for us at the invitation of founder Antwan Hawkins also known as Greeyo. A cultural oasis blooms in an unassuming building in the 2200 block of Maryland Avenue.

After preliminary greetings where everyone introduced themselves with a twist that included a little known personal “fun fact”, a musical performance ensued. With Cavon on drums, Eric on keyboards and guitar, and Jordan aka Groovy, Kevin aka A.S.E. and Greeyo on vocals we were entertained, educated and inspired on an impromptu musical journey in an intimate performance space.

Joined by fellow studio member and videographer Tyus aka Mr. Visionaries, we then engaged in a Q & A and discussion. It was filled with personal stories and perspectives full of life lessons about pursuing your dreams and working collaboratively to bring something new into the world.

The students were especially inspired that these men, not that much older than them, were using their talent and determination to make their dreams real.

Our thanks to all of the folks at LaRae Amoor Universe and especially Greeyo for their generous sharing with us.

How to choose a bank and the value of compounding interest on savings accounts were just two of the valuable insights shared in this month’s Financial Literacy Seminar. Led by Kathleen Gower with Terri Cook and Matthew Hess, this important life skills seminar is brought to the students by wealth management firm Berman McAleer.
The students were enthralled by how just a modest amount of money put aside each month can grow over a lifetime. They peppered our presenters with questions about banking and saving and are looking forward to Part II of this seminar next month.
We are thankful to all the Kathleen, Terri and Matt and all the folks at Berman McAleer for this series and the delicious lunch as well!

This week’s TCS Student News focuses on the election process in the U.S. News around the school includes a tribute to Mary Pat Clarke on her passing, a conversation with noted author Kate Anderson Bower and another with actors from the Baltimore Center Stage performance of Pride & Prejudice, the first session of the new Young Playwrights seminar series and more.

It was produced by Madison Hansel and Lyric Avent with technical assistance from Rhys Guilfoyle.

Yesterday was not only another busy day at the school, but also we were represented at two different events as well.
Janiah and Karla attended “The Gathering”, a networking event held by the Baltimore Children and Youth Fund. BCYF promotes youth serving organizations and youth empowerment in Baltimore City. We were well represented and many contacts were made with other groups.
Madison and Khori ran a table at a High School Fair at Roland Park Elementary/Middle School. They talked to prospective students to answer their questions about TCS while sharing their own experiences.
We are proud of our students and the way they represent themselves and the school.