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December 2016

And she gave birth to her firstborn son and wrapped him in bands of cloth, and laid him in a manger... Luke 2:7

School of the Incarnation Mission Statement

The School of the Incarnation embraces an inter-parish community of children with differing gifts. Through collaboration amongst the faculty, parents and other professionals, the School seeks to challenge and support a diversity of learning styles and needs and to nurture a spiritual, intellectual, physical, social and emotional wholeness in its students. With a commitment to professional and catechist development for its faculty and staff, the School of the Incarnation will continue to be grounded in a spirit of openness, rooted in Gospel values and to be attuned to the evolving pedagogy of education. Through instruction, faith formation and Gospel proclamation, students will be called to a greater understanding of their inherent responsibility, as Children of God, to actively participate in a global and technologically advanced society as instruments of justice in the world.

A note from the Principal . . . Dear Parents and Guardians: As we move into the season of Advent, let me thank you for sharing the gift of your children with our community! Enjoy the blessings of the season and the joy of your families. I look forward to sharing the many events of the Christmas season with each of you. May the birth of Christ fill your hearts with the true peace, hope and love of this holy season! Merry Christmas!

• Mrs. Lisa Shipley – Principal

27 Advent Begins 28 School Resumes SCRIP Sales Science Explorers-Session #2- 3-4pm Grades Close Concert Choir 3-4:15pm 29 Giving Tuesday...give to the Annual Appeal Uniform Exchange 6pm HSA Parent Night 7pm 1 SCRIP Sales Symphonic Band 3:15-4:15pm 2 Adoration 8:30am-4pm Chess Club 3-4pm Musical Theater Club 3-4:15pm 3 Christmas Bazaar & Breakfast with Santa 9am-12pm 8th Grade HSPT Testing 8:30am 5 SCRIP Sales Student Council Mtg. 3-4pm Concert Choir 3-4:15pm 6 Feast of St. Nicholas Celebration- Preschool-Grade 2 Progress Reports Distributed for All Students 7 Concert Band 3:15-4:15pm 7 Cherub Choir 3-3:45pm Science Fair 3-6pm 8 Feast of the Immaculate Conception Liturgy 1:30pm SCRIP Sales Symphonic Band 3:15-4:15pm 9 Chess Club 3-4pm Musical Theater Club 3-4:15pm 10 High School Placement Test 12 SCRIP Sales Science Explorers-Session #2- 3-4pm Choir, 1st & 2nd Grade Christmas Pageant 1:30 & 7pm NJHS Meeting. 3-4pm Concert Choir 3-4:15pm 13 Advent Reconciliation Grades 6-8 11:30-12:30 Grades 2-5 1-2:30pm 14 Concert Band 3:15-4:15pm Giving Back Set-Up 3-7pm 15 SCRIP Sales Giving Back Packing Day

December Dates to Remember December Dates to Remember

15 Symphonic Band 3:15-4:15pm 16 Chess Club 3-4pm 2nd Grade Christmas Around the World Celebration Musical Theater Club 3-4:15pm 19 SCRIP Sales Concert Choir 3-4:15pm 20 Adoration 8:30am-4pm 21 12:15 Dismissal NO PM ESP $1 Red & Green Tag Day for Giving Back Christmas Holiday Begins

School Closed December 22nd through January 2nd. School Resumes on January 3rd. Advent News

November 27th is the first Sunday of Advent. Through projects and activities we will help children to adopt a spirit of giving as

• pposed to receiving. They love to be helpers at this special time
• f year and we need to allow them to express their generosity. One

special way to get involved in the spirit of giving is to get involved in the Giving Back initiative. Through prayer and the sharing of faith traditions such as the Advent wreath and Jesse Tree we will ready our hearts to celebrate the birth of Jesus. Advent prayers and

• ther resources can be found at the following links:

 Daily Advent Reflections from EWTN  Weekly Advent Reflections from Loyola Press  Ignatian Spirituality Resources for Advent

Adoration During Advent

What better time than Advent to devote some time to the practice

• f Adoration? The Blessed Sacrament will be exposed in the

chapel from 8:45am until 4pm during Advent on December 2nd and

• 20th. Classes will visit throughout the day so that there is a

constant presence. The chapel will be open from 2:15-4pm on these days for parents and/or families. Please consider sharing this tradition with your children after school or taking a few minutes with the Lord before you pick up children for dismissal. If you are planning on staying after school for Adoration, we ask that you select a parking spot that will not interfere with the flow of the dismissal process.

NJHS Rainbow Dash Supports Catholic Charities

Congratulations to our NJHS students and moderator, Ms. Owens who organized our Rainbow Dash on November 5th. This event had more than 100 participants and raised $1,200 for Catholic Charities’ homeless ministries and Sarah’s House.

Cereal Drive Results

Through everyone’s generosity we met our goal during our cereal box drive, collecting more than 1,000 boxes of cereal. Our community partners, Wegmans were inspired by the work of our students and contributed 40 cases of cereal to support the cause! We are grateful for the support of our families and the community.

NJHS Christmas Shoebox Program

This holiday season, the School of the Incarnation National Junior Honor Society worked with the Archdiocese of Baltimore to adopt seafarers who visit the Port of Baltimore. With your help, the National Junior Honor Society collected thousands of items and was able to fill over 75 Christmas boxes for those who are separated from their families at Christmas. Thank you for your generosity! If you would like to learn about the program you can go to http://apostleshipofthesea.com.

Incarnation Fund’s Giving Campaign- We Need Your Help!

Incarnation Fund giving letters were mailed to families in

• November. We rely on the generosity of friends and families of the

School to help us further our mission. There is no gift too small. Please consider your donation to the Incarnation Fund this Christmas season! Additional Incarnation Fund donation envelopes are available by contacting Laura Pajerowski at lpajerowski@schooloftheincarnation.org. Thank you for your consideration and prayers to ensure the success of School of the

• Incarnation. Donations to the Incarnation Fund allow us to

continue our efforts to offer excellence in Catholic education at School of the Incarnation. Click here to donate to School of the Incarnation’s Fund Appeal: Give to the Incarnation Fund Today!

Giving Back- Get Involved

We are once again partnering with Giving Back, whose mission is two-fold. First, it seeks to provide warm clothes and

• ther necessities to people in need in our communities and to do

this in a responsible and respectful manner. Second, it seeks to create a volunteer environment for families and young adults that is enlightening, inspirational, and fun. Our hope is that all who come to volunteer with this organization will be inspired by the efforts and reach out and volunteer in other ways. Giving is easier than ever this year. Simply click on the link: Donate to Giving Back to donate today. Don’t forget to select School of the Incarnation from the pull down menu. How can you help?  Send in a pledge form or give online: Donate to Giving Back  Come join the fun on packing evening from 8:30am-11am

• n December 15th.

 Consider helping with deliveries on Christmas Eve.  Add a hat, gloves or scarf to the giving tree in our front lobby. Giving Back Dates to Remember-  December 7th - Pledges due (but will continue to accept after this date)  Week of Monday, December 12th – Trucks stationed in parking lot for donations of used clothing and household items  December 14th –Giving Back Set-Up -3-7pm- Marian Hall  December 15th –Giving Back Packing Day- 8:30-11am- Marian Hall

Irish Tenor Mark Forrest To Perform At Concert And Adoration At Havre De Grace Parish

• St. Patrick Catholic Church in Havre De Grace will host a concert

by renowned Irish Tenor, Mark Forrest on Saturday, December 3 at 5:00pm in the Parish Hall. In addition to the concert, a dinner will be offered. Tickets are limited. Tickets are available in the parish office. Mark Forrest will also offer, “Come Walk with Me,”

Faith Focus

December Dates to Remember

a time of meditation, music, prayer & healing in St. Patrick’s church on Sunday, December 4 at 7:00pm. For more information, call 410-739-2525.

Movie And Lecture On St. Thomas More, A Man For All Seasons

The Oscar-winning film A Man for All Seasons, which depicts the life and martyrdom of Thomas More, will be shown at the Saint John Paul II National Shrine at 3900 Harewood Road, NE in Washington, D.C., on December 3 at 1:30 p.m. Light refreshments will be served afterwards followed by a lecture. Dr. Bryan Berry, a scholar on Thomas More, will speak on Thomas More’s duty as Lord Chancellor of England to defend the Catholic faith against heresies and on the movie’s portrayal of More’s public witness to the truths of the faith. For more information about the movie and lecture, which is part of the ongoing Thomas More Lecture Series at the Shrine, please visit www.jp2shrine.org. Admission is free but registration is required at www.manforallseasons.eventbrite.com.

Carrera De La Antorcha Guadalupana

The annual pilgrimage of the Carrera De La Antorcha Guadalupana, which carries the painted image of Our Lady of Guadalupe, patroness of the Americas, across country from Mexico to New York City will arrive to St. Rita Church, Dundalk

• n December 3 at about 4 pm. There will be the reverencing of the

image with dances and music. It will be followed by Mass in St. Rita Church and a reception in St. Rita’s Carnes Hall. Early Sunday morning, December 4, the pilgrimage will set out for Wilmington and New York City. La Peregrinación anual, LA Carrera De La Antorcha Guadalupana que lleva el retrato de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe, Patrona de las Américas, de Méjico a la Cuidad de Nueva York llegará a la Iglesia Sta. Rita, Dundalk, el 3 de diciembre a las 4 pm. Habrá una reverencia de música y danzas y la celebración de Misa en la Iglesia. La peregrinación continuará el domingo, 4, hacia la cuidad de Wilmington y últimamente a la cuidad de Nueva York.

School Embarks on Revised Master Plan

Developed many years ago, the original master plan for School of the Incarnation included plans for Church of the Holy Apostles. Over time, these plans have changed and the needs of our students and school have changed as well. To support these changes, our school leadership, in consultation with the Archdiocese of Baltimore, will embark on the development of a new master plan. The architectural and planning firm, Gaudreau, Inc. has been commissioned to lead this planning process. As discussed at our recent parent meeting, the first steps include gathering stakeholder

• feedback. All parents, staff members and our older students will

be asked to participate in a survey to gather input to guide our planning process. Look for this survey in the week ahead.

Knott Scholarship Applications Being Accepted

Knott Scholarship Funds announce the availability of four-year, full-tuition scholarships for the 2017/2018 academic year. These scholarships are awarded on the basis of academic achievement. Catholic students now in grade 4 or grade 8, living in Baltimore City, Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Carroll, Frederick, Harford or Howard counties may apply. Scholarships may be used to attend a Catholic parish elementary school or a Catholic high school within these geographic areas of the Archdiocese of Baltimore. Information regarding qualifications and an application form describing eligibility requirements and deadlines may be obtained from our web site at: www.knottscholar.org. For additional information, please call 443-325-7884 or write to us at knottscholars@gmail.com.

Science Fair Set for December

The 7th grade Science Fair will take place Monday, December 7,

• 2016. Seventh grade students will set up displays on December 7th

between 7:00 and 8:00 a.m. Judges will interview students on the morning of December 7th and students in other grades will be able to visit the exhibits between 2 and 3pm the same afternoon. The Science Fair will be open for families and guests from 3-6pm on December 7th. Students may take home science fair projects between 6 and 6:15 pm on December 7th or the following morning.

Science Fair Judges Needed

We are seeking a team of judges for this year’s Science Fair. Volunteers could be college students, professionals in the STEM field, educators, or retirees. No prior experience is required. Judges would need to be available on Monday, December 7th from 8:00 a.m.- 1:00 p.m. Lunch will be provided. Please contact Tanisha Owens at: tanisha.owens@schooloftheincarnation.org if you or someone you know is interested in serving the school in this unique way. We ask that volunteers have Shield the Vulnerable training and do not have children/siblings in the 7th grade class.

Yearbook News

Looking for a unique way to show your student(s) how proud you are of them for completing another successful school year? Place a recognition ad in the yearbook! Simply click on this link: Create Yearbook Ads to upload pictures and a personalized message in a predesigned layout. Ads for your student can be created from now until January 31st. Don’t miss out!

School Spirit Store Now Open!

You asked and we listened! A number of you have contacted the school over the last week or two to ask if we could open the School Store before the holidays so that you could purchase spirit wear and other Incarnation items for Christmas gifts. We are happy to announce that the online school store has re-opened for a very brief time with items purchased being delivered to school before the Christmas break on December 20th. You'll notice some new

• fferings as well as some favorites from our earlier sales including

sweatshirts, pajama pants, vests, Under Armour quarter zips, blankets, umbrellas, and Christmas tree ornaments. (See the attachment) Don't delay! You have only until December 2nd to take advantage of this very limited opportunity.

ORDERS MUST BE PLACED BY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2ND! CLICK HERE TO VISIT THE INCARNATION SCHOOL STORE

Loyola Men’s Basketball: Catholic Schools Day

On Friday, December 23, 2016, Loyola University Men’s Basketball team will be hosting a Catholic Schools Day for their 1:00 p.m. game against the UMass Lowell River Hawks. Students wearing their school’s gear will receive free admission with an accompanying adult. Tickets for adults and additional family members will be $3.00 each. Please see the attached flyer for details.

Important News

Reminder from Mr. Tommy’s

Please take a moment to review your child’s lunch account. It might be time to replenish the account since many accounts have negative balances. Thank you for your help with this!

2016 Christmas Bazaar and Pancake Breakfast

Volunteers are still needed for the Christmas Bazaar and Pancake

• Breakfast. Please sign up at 2016 Christmas Bazaar and

Pancake Breakfast Adult Sign-up Sheet. Please consider lending a hand! Only A Few More Tickets Left for the Pancake Breakfast! The Christmas Bazaar and Pancake Breakfast will be held at the school from 9-12 on December 3rd. We have currently Sold Out of the 9:00 and 10:00 seatings. We still have tickets available for the 11:00 seating. Please see the school website to see how you can purchase a ticket or e-mail kristylynn.gomez@gmail.com. Questions and Answers About the Event When is the Christmas Bazaar and Pancake Breakfast? The event will take place on December 3 from 9-12 at the school. Why is the HSA hosting a Christmas Bazaar and Pancake Breakfast? As you know, the HSA is responsible for raising money for the school budget. We think this is a great way to raise money while spending time with School of the Incarnation friends. How can I help? Coming to the event and eating at the breakfast is the best way to get involved. We are also still in need of volunteers to make this event possible. Please contact Kristy Gomez at kristylynn.gomez@gmail.com if you can give an hour of your time to make this event a success. Lastly, you can help out by inviting your friends, family and neighbors to the event. Santa Questions Will Santa be at the Christmas Bazaar? Yes! You can visit him in the library from 9:30am-11:30am. Do I have to pay to see Santa? Absolutely not! Santa wants to visit all the children. Can I buy photos of my child with Santa? No. However, please feel free to bring a camera with you so you can take as many photos as you like. Christmas Bazaar Questions What type of vendors will be at the Bazaar? A variety of different items will be sold. A few examples are sugar cookies, wreaths, Christmas crafts, perfume, purses, baskets, scarves, hair bows and lots more. Do I have to pay to go to the Bazaar? No! Feel free to walk around and visit all the vendors. If you decide to eat then you will need to pay for breakfast. There is also a charge if your child decides to make a craft. Can my friends and neighbors come to the Christmas Bazaar? Yes, we want them to come. Please let everyone you know about this great event. Pancake Breakfast The Pancake Breakfast is Sold Out! However, there is still plenty of things to do at the Christmas Bazaar. Come and shop, see Santa, and have your child(ren) make a craft or too. Children’s Craft Room What is the children’s craft room? A child can pay to make a craft for a loved one. The craft will be wrapped. How much does a craft cost? Each craft is $5.00. No money is exchanged at the craft room. Tickets for the crafts can be bought at the ticket table. Do I stay with my child in the craft room? You do not need to stay with your child in the craft room. You can shop while your child makes a craft. SCRIP Can I purchase SCRIP at the Christmas Bazaar? YES! Scrip to Go will be sold during the Bazaar. This is a great way to purchase gift cards for loved ones!

Amazonsmile Supports School of the Incarnation

As we enter this season of Christmas gift-giving, have you designated your Amazon account yet to support our school? Just click below to sign-up and then start your shopping every time at www.smile.amazon.com. Amazonsmile Link

Donate Used Cell Phones

If a new cell phone is on your Christmas list, please remember to donate your used phone to our school. The school receives cash for used recycled phones.

Annual Gala- Save the Date!

The annual School of the Incarnation Spring Gala will be held on Friday, April 28th at Holy Family Church in Davidsonville. This year’s event, “Meet Me In Paris”, promises to be a night of fine food, dancing, and friendship as we celebrate our school and provide for our most precious assets - our teachers, faculty, and

• children. Please plan to join us for our largest fundraising event of

the year! The Gala committee is already hard at work gathering donations for our exciting Live and Silent Auctions. If you have a donation

• r a business you would like us to contact, please see the attached

donation form or contact the Gala chairs, Jennifer Taylor, Lori Gazelle, & Meghan Brown, at sotigala@gmail.com. Please see the attachments for more details. “Arg! Christmas decorating is SUPPOSED to be fun family time!” Those were the words that I growled last weekend as I called my husband away from his tablet to help and ordered my children to stop bickering about where the angels should be set up in the

• house. That got me thinking, how DO we keep Jesus, and our

values code, at the center of our holiday season? Of course there were some immediate pangs of guilt, “I should be peacefully humming carols to myself as I gently remind the children that it doesn’t matter where the angels go.” “I should take my family to serve at a food pantry every week during advent.” “We should pray the whole rosary daily during advent.” However, after a deep breath, I realized that it is in small steps that big changes are made. This month, I challenge you (and me) to take some small steps that may shift some focus. Here are some ideas:

 Talk about what life must have been like when Jesus was born and how amazingly selfless Mary was to say yes to God. How

Guidance Corner HSA News

can we say yes to God and help others – think small and be realistic.  Talk about who has helped us? What did they do (or not do) that helped – sometimes just being a good listener can be helpful!  Start some daily goals (children and parents) that align to our values code of Integrity, Initiative, and Inclusion such as “I can practice showing initiative by holding the door for others today.” Or “I can have integrity by saying thank you every time someone serves me or helps me today.” Then, check in at dinner to see how it went.  Talk about the morning offering prayer at school, and how we can keep in mind that “We are always and everywhere in the presence of God.” Think about something that happened in the day where you might have done something differently if you had that concept in your mind.  Set aside your spare change for the month, then decide as a family what charity to donate it to.

After all, when we practice we improve at a skill, and what better skill to improve than appreciating God’s presence in our lives? Sarah Spaulding, LCPC School Counselor

Does Differentiation Really Make a Difference?

If you were invited to attend a seminar, or even better - if you chose a seminar that was of particular interest to you, how would you go about processing the information? Would you sit in the front row, wide-eyed and ready to listen? Would you have a note- pad and your favorite fine tipped pen or set of pens to take notes or maybe even doodle with while you’re listening? Would you have your IPAD ready to record? Would you hope that a link to the presentation was going to be sent to you? Or maybe there’s another way that is of your own doing! As adults, we have hopefully discovered what strategy works best for us in varying situations. Children, however, might know this intrinsically, but need to learn how to apply their unique style to become the best learners they can be. This is where differentiation comes into play in our classrooms. Teachers, in collaboration with parents and previous teachers of the child, try to determine what kind of learner your child is - visual, auditory, kinesthetic, etc. and then offer different learning modalities to support that style. For instance, let’s say that in the classroom all students were just presented with 8 new vocabulary words for a particular subject (content). In process differentiation, some children might decide to make flash cards for those words using the dictionary. Some may choose to work together while others are working independently to discover meanings. There might be someone who decides to sketch the words, while another makes a web with different concept ideas about the word. Some might choose to work from the standard workbook. Then, to demonstrate mastery

• f those words, product differentiation, students might be

presented with various options such as writing a story using the words, give verbal answers to riddles, fill in the blanks on an IPAD, make a “test” for another student to take, or add to a personal dictionary with definitions and/or sketches and connections to other words. Differentiated instruction is responsive to student readiness, interest, and approach to learning. (Carol Ann Tomlinson 2014) When we differentiate learning process and product, we are recognizing the uniqueness of each learner and our classrooms are responsive and student centered as opposed to uniform and static. So...does differentiation make a difference? Ask your child which type of learning they prefer! We are so fortunate in this day and age to have all the different medications to help stave off disease and illness. But this doesn’t mean every time we get sick we should take these medicines. The Center for Disease Control (CDC) just kicked off a public awareness campaign last month called “Get Smart about Antibiotics”. During this cold and flu season I thought it would be helpful to share some information taken directly from this CDC campaign so you can be more informed about when antibiotics can help and when symptom relief might be a better focus. Here’s what I found… GET SMART ABOUT ANTIBIOTICS Improving antibiotic use starts with you! Using antibiotics wisely is the best way to ensure they work for future bacterial illnesses and prevent unnecessary side effects. Here are tips for how to use antibiotics wisely (Hint: It starts with preventing infections in the first place):

 Keep up with vaccinations. Vaccinations help prevent infections that may require antibiotics and helps prevent diseases from spreading. 

• Handwashing. Washing your hands is one of the best ways to

keep yourself and your family healthy by preventing the spread

• f germs that cause infections.

 Ask about symptom relief. Never pressure your healthcare professional for antibiotics, instead ask for the best treatment for your illness. Talk to your healthcare professional or pharmacist about how to relieve symptoms so that you can feel better.  Only take antibiotics for infections caused by bacteria. Illnesses caused by viruses, like the common cold and the flu, do not improve with antibiotics. Using antibiotics when they are not needed can cause harmful side effects and make antibiotics less powerful against certain bacteria.  Ask if watchful waiting is right for you. Even some bacterial infections, like mild sinus and ear infections, can get better without antibiotics. For some illnesses, your healthcare professional may recommend watchful waiting, meaning waiting a few days to see if you get better before deciding to prescribe antibiotics.  Ask about side effects. Talk to your healthcare professional or pharmacist about potential side effects of antibiotics.  Take antibiotics exactly as prescribed. Even if you feel better, do not skip doses or stop taking an antibiotic early without approval from your healthcare professional.  Throw leftover antibiotics away. Never save antibiotics for future illnesses, take antibiotics prescribed for others, or share antibiotics with others. Talk to your pharmacist about how to dispose of leftover antibiotics.  Visit cdc.gov/getsmart to learn more about using antibiotics wisely.

Wishing you and yours the best holiday season ever with many blessings! Warmest regards, Sue Toth, RN - School Nurse

Health Notes Curriculum Corner

WOW, What a contest!!! ***Give Thanks With Scrip Contest Winners are:*** PreK – 2nd = Mrs. Guenther class 3rd – 5th = Mrs. Hughes class 6th – 8th = Mr. Sloyer class The Family with the highest amount purchased = The Pawley Family Thanks to everyone that participated!

The last day to order SCRIP/gift cards to order is Monday December 12th Scrip schedule:

SCRIP to order and SCRIP to go (in stock gift cards) = Monday, Dec 5th SCRIP to go (in stock gift cards) = Thursday, December 8th SCRIP to go and SCRIP to order (LAST DAY TO ORDER) = Monday, Dec 12th SCRIP to go (in stock gift cards) = Thursday Dec, 15th SCRIP to go (in stock gift cards) = Monday Dec, 19th

Lobby Sales Schedule:

We will sell SCRIP/gift cards in the school lobby from 1:00 to 2:30 on: Dec 8th Dec 15th Dec 20th New Cards have been added to inventory for Christmas gift giving!

New Family Referral Program

Our current Incarnation families are by far the best ambassadors for spreading the word about our school! Our New Family Referral Program rewards current families with a one-time $250 tuition credit for referring a new family who applies and enrolls. Here’s how it works:  If you know of a family that you believe may be interested in School of the Incarnation, complete the “New Family Referral Form” below and submit to the school office.  Reach out to the family and share your experiences at School of the Incarnation. Share with them the reasons you have chosen Catholic education and why you think they should do the same. Let them know that you have or will refer their information to the school and that an admissions representative will call or email them to provide more information.  For each new family that applies and enrolls at least one full-time student, a $250 tuition credit will be awarded to the current referring family after the new student has been in attendance for 30 days.  Siblings of current students and previously enrolled students do not qualify as new families. Staff members are not eligible for the referral credit.  Note that this form must be on file in the front office before the new family has contacted the school on their own for information or to visit so it is best to submit the form as soon as possible after speaking with the new family. In other words, the referral form is not retroactive and you are not eligible for the referral if the family contacts school before the referral.  This referral program is open to all families with students currently enrolled in PreK4-Grade 8.  Families may earn no more than one referral fee in any academic year.

Current Family New Family

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Parent name(s) Parent name(s)

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Student name(s) /Grade(s) Student name(s)/Grade(s)

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Address Address

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City, State, MD City, State, Zip

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Phone Phone

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Email Email

How do you know this family? □Work □Friend □Relative □Neighbor

□Church □ Community □ Other________________________

Any information we should know?______________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ By signing below, I confirm that I personally know this family and have shared the good news about School of the Incarnation with them. I understand that an Admissions representative from the school will be contacting this new family to provide more information and invite the family for a tour. I have read and understand the guidelines of the New Family Referral Program. Contact Laura Pajerowski at 410.519.2285 with any questions. Signature________________________________________________________________________________

• Office use only- Form submission date_________________ Contact date__________________

Enrollment date_______________________ $250 tuition credit date ______________________