Prince George's County, Maryland

On or about August 1, 2008, Excel Academies, Inc. (“EA”) entered into a Lease Agreement, whereby EA leased a building known as the St. Bernard School, 5811 Riverdale Road, Riverdale, Maryland (“the Building”). Pursuant to the terms of the Lease, Defendant EA agreed to pay certain sums to Plaintiff Archdiocese in exchange for the use and occupancy of the Building. The parties agreed to amend the Lease several times, with the Third Amendment being agreed to on or about October 21, 2011. Pursuant…

reducing the exposure to violence children experience, thus, reducing the occurrence rate of violent acts among today’s youth. To go about this, I will begin by reaching out to College Park Academy (CPA), a blended middle-high school, in Prince George’s county Maryland. My sample will be taken from the Parent Teacher Organization (PTO), consisting of 35-50 members each year. CPA 's PTO meets on the second Thursday of each month from 6:00-7:00 pm at school. (17) I will choose one meeting each…

Mary Surratt's real name is Mary Elizabeth Jenkins. She was born on May 4th, 1823, in Prince George’s County, Maryland, USA, near Waterloo, Maryland. “At an early age, she converted from the Episcopal faith to Roman Catholicism.” She was raised as an Episcopalian. For four years, Mary was educated at a Roman Catholic boarding school in Virginia. Mary Surratt's early life was barely significant. Mary Surratt was a Catholic, a slave owner, a businesswoman, a widow, and a Union resident. She became…

classrooms, to determine the management theory or theories involved, as well as appreciate the differences in teachers’ management styles. The setting of this practicum application was Samuel Chase Elementary School, a Title I school in Prince George’s County, Maryland with a fire last October affecting the kindergarten and first-grade classes this year. The kindergarten classrooms I visited this week were involved in the fire of half the school building and have not yet been fully resupplied…

In August of 1861, President Lincoln signed the 1st Confiscation Act formalizing to some degree Butler’s contraband argument by authorizing the United States army to seize any slave used to aid the Confederate military. This however did not resolve the ambiguity of the status of the majority of enslaved people who now numbered in the thousands in and around Union army camps. The decision as to whether these people were free, property of the army, or to be returned to their masters was…

improved academics, gaining a successful mindset and learning leadership and time management skills. More sports equal more growth for the students. We need to add new sports and the way we can go about that is talking to the school committee and even county politicians about where we can get the money, and support.…

His study documents the process of that development, which he divides into three distinct eras: from 1900 to 1940, from 1941 to 1960, and from 1960 through the civil rights years and beyond. The first period incorporates the years of the great migration of southern blacks to the larger cities of the North and East. Noting that this period also witnessed a diffusion of many of those migrants to outlying areas around those cities, areas that meet the geographical, if not the sociological,…

Cities have begun to have breed-specific dog bans that outlaw dogs that resemble the Pit Bull. In Denver, Colorado, the police have confiscated dogs to be euthanized just because of their breed. It is also illegal to own a Pitbull in Prince George’s County, Maryland. Breed-specific legislation makes the dogs suffer. Dogs are less likely to be brought outside or to be taken to the vet causing a negative impact on the dog’s mental and physical health. Owners also suffer from Breed Specific…