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Resource Links
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SUMMER CAMP 2008
SCRIP Program
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Welcome to the Visitation Academy
Academic Excellence for
Girls
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The Visitation Academy is a
private Catholic school for girls from Pre-K3 to Grade 8.
The school is located in historic downtown Frederick,
Maryland, on a beautiful enclosed campus.
The Academy offers challenging curriculum on each grade
level. The average class size is 15 students. Small class
sizes allow skilled teachers to address the individual needs
of their students.
Please
contact us if you would like a tour of the school or further
information.
info@thevisitationacademy.org
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Enrollment
We are currently accepting new student registration in
Grades PreK3 to Grade 7
for the academic year 2008-2009.
Class sizes are limited.
For further information or to schedule a tour please call the school office at 301
662 2814.
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Home School Association Meeting
Thursday, May 15th, 2008 at 7.00 pm in the auditorium.
Please join the Staff, Faculty & Board of
Directors for this important meeting to elect HSA officials
and update you on the situation regarding the school
campus.
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May Procession
2008
This year's May Procession was blessed with good
weather. Thank you to al the families who attended and a
special thank you to
Father John Dietzenbach.
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Ready for take off...!
Mrs. Carolyn Holcomb, our middle school science & math
teacher, has been
selected to participate in
this summer’s Honeywell Educators @ Space Academy Program.
Honeywell and the team at the U.S. Space and Rocket
Center are planning an extraordinary week for Mrs.
Holcomb. She will be participating in wonderful activities
that will enhance what you are doing in your science and
math classrooms. This summer, 300 teachers from 16 countries
and 47 U.S. states will participate in the program over
three sessions this June. Please congratulate Mrs.
Holcomb when you see her.
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3rd Annual Golf Tournament
Thanks to Braden French &
Rob Edwards for organizing a great day at Maryland National
Golf Club.
Thank you to our corporate sponsors.
Click here for
pictures of the event.
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Visitation Academy has three winners in this year's Catholic
Daughters of America's Annual Education Contest.
Congratulations to
Christianna Kutz
1st Place in Computer Art in Grades 6-8
Cassandra Sottile
1st Place in Poetry in Grades 4-5
Mariah Yau
2nd Place in Poetry in Grades 4-5
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REGISTER
NOW FOR
VISITATION ACADEMY
SUMMER CAMP 2008
"Here I Am, Lord!"
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Contest
Winners
Eighth graders,
Kathleen Cook and Maria Matan, along with Mrs. Castleman
attended a luncheon given by the Daughters of the American
Revolution for the winners of their essay contest.
Kathleen won 2nd place and Maria won 3rd
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SCIENCE FAIR 2008
In keeping with the consistently high math & science
standards at the Visitation Academy, the judges were
extremely impressed with this year's Science Fair entries.
Click here to see pictures of the judging and the awards
assembly the following day. We wish to thank the local
scientists, professors, and medical professionals who judged
the girls' work.
FREDERICK COUNTY SCIENCE FAIR
The Visitation girls did a great job representing the
school at the Frederick County Science and Engineering Fair.
They looked so poised and self-assured. Please congratulate
them on their work when you see them this week.The following
girls placed:
Lily Wherry, Second Place, Energy and Transportation,
for "Watt Waster."
Katie Kreke, Third Place, Physics and Astronomy, for
"The Great Coke Float."
Sarah Muir, Honorable Mention, Animal Science, for
"Primary Nature."
Francesca Pandolfi, Honorable Mention, Medicine and
Health Sciences, for "The Condition of Your
Nutrition."
The following girls participated and deserve recognition for
their hard work and enthusiasm:
Ryanne Lofland, Microbiology, "You're Not
Cleaning, You're Spreading."
Celeste McEwan, Microbiology, "Is Yeast
Magnetic?"
Darby Kurtz, Chemistry, "Copper Plating:
Effective or Not?"
Alyssa Clayburn, Environmental Science,
"What are the Effects of Detergent on the Mesclun
Plant?"
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2008 Science Fair Banquet
Congratulations to the girls who took part in the FCPS
Science Fair this year. They were rewarded with a luncheon
at Danielle's Restaurant.
Click Here for pictures.
Our thanks to
Danielle's Restaurant who donated the lunch,
Frederick Fudge & Ice Cream for dessert,
Flowers by Jim
& Giant Eagle for the beautiful corsages.
Please support these local businesses who support our school.
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PreK-4 are Unstoppable!
This week PreK-4 celebrated reading 100 books and
held a marching parade to let everyone know. Congratulations
to all the girls and Mrs. Clark.
Click
Here to see PreK-4 enjoy the spring weather.
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 NBC 25 TV Meteorologist, Ian Hall, spent an afternoon with
First Grade. He was very impressed by their knowledge of
weather terminology, great questions and the song they sang
to him about the different types of cloud formations.

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Thank
you to everyone who attended the Father-Daughter Ball on
February 16th and enjoyed a beautiful evening.
CLICK HERE to re-live the memories...be patient...the
download may take a minute.....
Your portraits, courtesy of
Bill Adkins Photography, will be coming home with you
daughters very soon.
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Congratulations!
Visitation Academy
won second place in the Maryland state finals of the
National Engineers Week Future City Competition! The
contest was held in Baltimore on Saturday, January 26. A
group of 7th & 8th graders worked after school with Mrs.
Holcomb to create a city that would exist 100 years from
now. They developed a city concept, designed it with SimCity
software, gave an oral presentation and presented a scale
model of their design. The model and the trophy will be
on display in the school library at Open House. This is the
first year that the school has entered the competition.
Visitation was the only Catholic school represented and also
the only all-girl school team.
We are very proud of you all.
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March 24 - March 28
7th & 8th grade students are on a school trip to the
Grand Canyon.
Click
here to see photos from each day of our journey.
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Further information about these special events
and many more will be available nearer the time.
CONTACT THE SCHOOL FOR DETAILS
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