CURRICULUM TOPICS FOR 2023-2024
February
Black History Presentations
Student Black History Presentations on Unknown Black History Figures. Attached is the Powerpoint you will use in your presentation. You can update the powerpoint to your liking.
The goal is to introduce everyone to someone unknown or relatively unknown who made a great contribution to society or their field of study.
Choose a black contributor that is NOT MLK, Malcolm X, Frederick Douglass or Harriet Tubman.
Our special guest speaker will be the Honorable Rushern Baker, former Prince George's County Executive. He will tell us about the link of political action and the black community.
March
HBCU Black College Expo
We will be going to the HBCU Black College Fair in Washington DC. The event and scholarship flyer has been loaded into the GroupMe app. At this event, schools will be granting on the spot admissions as well. Seniors, read the required documents to bring to obtain on the spot admission.
Talent Hunt Information (Flyer and link below)
https://gammapi.org/talenthunt
Application Deadline: February 3rd
Applications must be submitted to Bro. William Lloyd, Talent Hunt Chair, via email ([email protected]) no later than February 3, 2024.
Talent Hunt Presentation : Saturday March 9, 2023, at 3pm
Helena Nobles-Jones Auditorium, Charles H. Flowers High School
The program is open to students in grades 9-12 who are Prince George’s County, Maryland residents with abilities in the creative and performing arts. Vocalists and instrumentalists are required to provide their own accompanists and dancers must furnish their own music.
Featured will be solo performances in the following areas:
Project ENRICH Essay Contest Topics:
Deadline: All essays are due to [email protected] by midnight March 27th
Each grade level will have winners (1st - $500, 2nd - $400, & 3rd - $300).
Freshmen: What is one thing you could do to improve our community? How would you accomplish this goal? Identify the problem, and how you could help change it.
Sophomores: There are several qualities one must have to become a great leader. Some of those include the ability to inspire, the ability to delegate, show commitment, and have confidence. Which of these qualities do you think is the most important one for a leader? Write an essay explaining why you chose that one quality.
Juniors: What is your top college choice? What are the requirements? What do you want to major in and why? Explain how attending this school and major will lead to your future career choice.
Seniors: Explain what you want to do as a career, and how you can use entrepreneurial skills to start your own business. What would be your plan?
April
Students will be giving their PE Scholarship Essay presentations based on their grade level topic listed above. Use the same powerpoint template as Black History Month for essay presentation. Each grade level has a different topic to explore.
Workshop Topic - TBD
May
Charles Drew Memorial Scholarship Fund Scholarship Gala
Project Gala Date: May 18th
May - Charles Drew Memorial Scholarship Fund Scholarship Gala. More information will be distributed at a later date to include details of the awards to be given.
Project ENRICH Session Schedule (ATTENDANCE NOTIFICATION IS REQUIRED for all sessions)
Notify me if you will be in attendance for our February 3rd session. Do not Reply All.
Below is the upcoming Project ENRICH events schedule for you all to place into your calendars. Below are the adjusted dates and locations for you all to adhere to:
Project ENRICH Session Schedule
DateLocation
Saturday, February 3, 2024National Wildlife Visitor Center,
10901 Scarlet Tanager Loop,
Laurel, Md 20709
Saturday, March 2, 2024National Wildlife Visitor Center,
10901 Scarlet Tanager Loop,
Laurel, Md 20710
Saturday, April 6, 2024National Wildlife Visitor Center,
10901 Scarlet Tanager Loop,
Laurel, Md 20711
SCHOLARSHIP GALA (Date TBD)National Wildlife Visitor Center,
10901 Scarlet Tanager Loop,
Laurel, Md 20712
Project ENRICH Group Me (Join today)
We have decided to develop a GroupMe chat to reach you in a faster and more efficient manner. Please use the link below to join the group chat link. We will be sending some correspondence through this communication app that will be important.
https://groupme.com/join_group/98329474/e3PZbSnC
Black History Presentations
Student Black History Presentations on Unknown Black History Figures. Attached is the Powerpoint you will use in your presentation. You can update the powerpoint to your liking.
The goal is to introduce everyone to someone unknown or relatively unknown who made a great contribution to society or their field of study.
Choose a black contributor that is NOT MLK, Malcolm X, Frederick Douglass or Harriet Tubman.
Our special guest speaker will be the Honorable Rushern Baker, former Prince George's County Executive. He will tell us about the link of political action and the black community.
March
HBCU Black College Expo
We will be going to the HBCU Black College Fair in Washington DC. The event and scholarship flyer has been loaded into the GroupMe app. At this event, schools will be granting on the spot admissions as well. Seniors, read the required documents to bring to obtain on the spot admission.
Talent Hunt Information (Flyer and link below)
https://gammapi.org/talenthunt
Application Deadline: February 3rd
Applications must be submitted to Bro. William Lloyd, Talent Hunt Chair, via email ([email protected]) no later than February 3, 2024.
Talent Hunt Presentation : Saturday March 9, 2023, at 3pm
Helena Nobles-Jones Auditorium, Charles H. Flowers High School
The program is open to students in grades 9-12 who are Prince George’s County, Maryland residents with abilities in the creative and performing arts. Vocalists and instrumentalists are required to provide their own accompanists and dancers must furnish their own music.
Featured will be solo performances in the following areas:
- Instrumental Music (Contemporary or Classical, jazz, gospel, and pop)
- Vocal Music (Contemporary or Classical, jazz, gospel, and pop)
- Dance (ballet, creative/modern, and tap)
- Visual Arts (painting, drawing, photography)
- Drama (Spoken Word)
Project ENRICH Essay Contest Topics:
Deadline: All essays are due to [email protected] by midnight March 27th
Each grade level will have winners (1st - $500, 2nd - $400, & 3rd - $300).
Freshmen: What is one thing you could do to improve our community? How would you accomplish this goal? Identify the problem, and how you could help change it.
Sophomores: There are several qualities one must have to become a great leader. Some of those include the ability to inspire, the ability to delegate, show commitment, and have confidence. Which of these qualities do you think is the most important one for a leader? Write an essay explaining why you chose that one quality.
Juniors: What is your top college choice? What are the requirements? What do you want to major in and why? Explain how attending this school and major will lead to your future career choice.
Seniors: Explain what you want to do as a career, and how you can use entrepreneurial skills to start your own business. What would be your plan?
April
Students will be giving their PE Scholarship Essay presentations based on their grade level topic listed above. Use the same powerpoint template as Black History Month for essay presentation. Each grade level has a different topic to explore.
Workshop Topic - TBD
May
Charles Drew Memorial Scholarship Fund Scholarship Gala
Project Gala Date: May 18th
May - Charles Drew Memorial Scholarship Fund Scholarship Gala. More information will be distributed at a later date to include details of the awards to be given.
Project ENRICH Session Schedule (ATTENDANCE NOTIFICATION IS REQUIRED for all sessions)
Notify me if you will be in attendance for our February 3rd session. Do not Reply All.
Below is the upcoming Project ENRICH events schedule for you all to place into your calendars. Below are the adjusted dates and locations for you all to adhere to:
Project ENRICH Session Schedule
DateLocation
Saturday, February 3, 2024National Wildlife Visitor Center,
10901 Scarlet Tanager Loop,
Laurel, Md 20709
Saturday, March 2, 2024National Wildlife Visitor Center,
10901 Scarlet Tanager Loop,
Laurel, Md 20710
Saturday, April 6, 2024National Wildlife Visitor Center,
10901 Scarlet Tanager Loop,
Laurel, Md 20711
SCHOLARSHIP GALA (Date TBD)National Wildlife Visitor Center,
10901 Scarlet Tanager Loop,
Laurel, Md 20712
Project ENRICH Group Me (Join today)
We have decided to develop a GroupMe chat to reach you in a faster and more efficient manner. Please use the link below to join the group chat link. We will be sending some correspondence through this communication app that will be important.
https://groupme.com/join_group/98329474/e3PZbSnC
