Service Day
Team Assignments for Advocates for Children
Find your name in the lists below then click on "What You Will Be Doing" to learn more about the service you will be doing and what to bring.
Team 1: Beltsville Elementary School
Adams |
Andrus |
Artis |
Baldwin |
Barnes |
Browne |
Budde |
Capazzi |
Coriolan |
Dalo |
Daniel |
Sakakini |
Team 2: Berwyn Heights Elementary School
Davison |
Diaz |
Dight |
Ehrich |
Finder |
Fitzpatrick |
Gan |
Gathercole |
Goldstone |
Goodman |
Guber |
Harris |
Hecht |
Team 3: Glenn Dale Elementary School
Hudson |
Hyman |
Jackson |
Keenan |
Khatri |
Kim |
Kovar |
Lackey |
Layman |
Lee, H. |
Lessans |
Levine |
Lewandowski |
Team 4: Hollywood Elementary School
Lee, N. |
Manistre |
Marcozzi |
McCormick |
McDaniels |
Mizrahi |
Noronha |
Nwaigwe |
Park |
Patel |
Pell |
Pollack |
Team 5: Mary Harris "Mother" Jones Elementary School
Pullman |
Ramcharan |
Ramos |
Reyes |
Riordan |
Rosenberg |
Schatz |
Schuchart |
Sechler |
Sierakowski |
Silverstein |
Sobelman |
Team 6: Springhill Lake Elementary School
Stein |
Steiner |
Sumner |
Talbot |
Taylor |
Touger |
Trejo |
Trotter |
Varnas |
Weiss |
Willie |
Yelencsics |
Site Information
Team 1: Beltsville Elementary School
Website: http://www.pgcps.org
What You Will Be Doing
Advocates for Children will be assisting with the school day. They will assist students getting their lunch in the cafeteria; help on the playground; assist with getting information to classrooms; and help teachers with attendance updates. In addition, the Advocates students will participate in other activities to help ease the transition for children, teachers and parents.
Don't Forget!
If you have not yet submitted a UM Consent and Release form, please print and fax (301.314.9843) or mail the form to College Park Scholars (University of Maryland, 1125 Cumberland Hall, College Park, MD 20742) as soon as possible.
Things to Bring
- Your Scholars T-shirt
- Clothes that can get dirty
- Sneakers or work boots and socks (no sandals, flip flops, or crocs)
- Allergy or other medications, if appropriate
- Be sure dress is appropriate for work with young children (long pants are required)
Did You Know?
Prince George’s County Public Schools is the second largest school system in the state of Maryland and the 18th largest in the nation. Over 134,000 students attend school in this very diverse county.
Team 2: Berwyn Heights Elementary School
Website: http://www.pgcps.org
What You Will Be Doing
Advocates for Children will be assisting with the school day. They will assist students getting their lunch in the cafeteria; help on the playground; assist with getting information to classrooms; and help teachers with attendance updates. In addition, the Advocates students will participate in other activities to help ease the transition for children, teachers and parents.
Don't Forget!
If you have not yet submitted a UM Consent and Release form, please print and fax (301.314.9843) or mail the form to College Park Scholars (University of Maryland, 1125 Cumberland Hall, College Park, MD 20742) as soon as possible.
Things to Bring
- Your Scholars T-shirt
- Clothes that can get dirty
- Sneakers or work boots and socks (no sandals, flip flops, or crocs)
- Allergy or other medications, if appropriate
- Be sure dress is appropriate for work with young children (long pants are required)
Did You Know?
Prince George’s County Public Schools is the second largest school system in the state of Maryland and the 18th largest in the nation. Over 134,000 students attend school in this very diverse county.
Team 3: Glenn Dale Elementary School
Website: http://www.pgcps.org
What You Will Be Doing
Advocates for Children will be assisting with the school day. They will assist students getting their lunch in the cafeteria; help on the playground; assist with getting information to classrooms; and help teachers with attendance updates. In addition, the Advocates students will participate in other activities to help ease the transition for children, teachers and parents.
Don't Forget!
If you have not yet submitted a UM Consent and Release form, please print and fax (301.314.9843) or mail the form to College Park Scholars (University of Maryland, 1125 Cumberland Hall, College Park, MD 20742) as soon as possible.
Things to Bring
- Your Scholars T-shirt
- Clothes that can get dirty
- Sneakers or work boots and socks (no sandals, flip flops, or crocs)
- Allergy or other medications, if appropriate
- Be sure dress is appropriate for work with young children (long pants are required)
Did You Know?
Prince George’s County Public Schools is the second largest school system in the state of Maryland and the 18th largest in the nation. Over 134,000 students attend school in this very diverse county.
Team 4: Hollywood Elementary School
Website: http://www.pgcps.org
What You Will Be Doing
Advocates for Children will be assisting with the school day. They will assist students getting their lunch in the cafeteria; help on the playground; assist with getting information to classrooms; and help teachers with attendance updates. In addition, the Advocates students will participate in other activities to help ease the transition for children, teachers and parents.
Don't Forget!
If you have not yet submitted a UM Consent and Release form, please print and fax (301.314.9843) or mail the form to College Park Scholars (University of Maryland, 1125 Cumberland Hall, College Park, MD 20742) as soon as possible.
Things to Bring
- Your Scholars T-shirt
- Clothes that can get dirty
- Sneakers or work boots and socks (no sandals, flip flops, or crocs)
- Allergy or other medications, if appropriate
- Be sure dress is appropriate for work with young children (long pants are required)
Did You Know?
Prince George’s County Public Schools is the second largest school system in the state of Maryland and the 18th largest in the nation. Over 134,000 students attend school in this very diverse county.
Team 5: Mary Harris "Mother" Jones Elementary School
Website: http://www.pgcps.org
What You Will Be Doing
Advocates for Children will be assisting with the school day. They will assist students getting their lunch in the cafeteria; help on the playground; assist with getting information to classrooms; and help teachers with attendance updates. In addition, the Advocates students will participate in other activities to help ease the transition for children, teachers and parents.
Don't Forget!
If you have not yet submitted a UM Consent and Release form, please print and fax (301.314.9843) or mail the form to College Park Scholars (University of Maryland, 1125 Cumberland Hall, College Park, MD 20742) as soon as possible.
Things to Bring
- Your Scholars T-shirt
- Clothes that can get dirty
- Sneakers or work boots and socks (no sandals, flip flops, or crocs)
- Allergy or other medications, if appropriate
- Be sure dress is appropriate for work with young children (long pants are required)
Did You Know?
Prince George’s County Public Schools is the second largest school system in the state of Maryland and the 18th largest in the nation. Over 134,000 students attend school in this very diverse county.
Team 6: Springhill Lake Elementary School
Website: http://www.pgcps.org
What You Will Be Doing
Advocates for Children will be assisting with the school day. They will assist students getting their lunch in the cafeteria; help on the playground; assist with getting information to classrooms; and help teachers with attendance updates. In addition, the Advocates students will participate in other activities to help ease the transition for children, teachers and parents.
Don't Forget!
If you have not yet submitted a UM Consent and Release form, please print and fax (301.314.9843) or mail the form to College Park Scholars (University of Maryland, 1125 Cumberland Hall, College Park, MD 20742) as soon as possible.
Things to Bring
- Your Scholars T-shirt
- Clothes that can get dirty
- Sneakers or work boots and socks (no sandals, flip flops, or crocs)
- Allergy or other medications, if appropriate
- Be sure dress is appropriate for work with young children (long pants are required)
Did You Know?
Prince George’s County Public Schools is the second largest school system in the state of Maryland and the 18th largest in the nation. Over 134,000 students attend school in this very diverse county.
