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  • 2019-2020 Beginning of School Year Information

    Posted by Web Administrator on 7/29/2019

    Julia B. Maitland Elementary will be accepting school supply drop-offs on August 5th and 6th from 6 to 9 PM.

    Kindergarten through 5th-grade students will begin on August 5th. 

    Pre-K will begin on August 15th with half of the students coming on that day. Pre-k teachers will be contacting parents about orientation following the start of the regular school year (August 8th).

    Pre-k supplies are provided by the school with the exception of a small school bag (no wheels). 

    Supply Lists for Kindergarten-5th can be found by clicking the "For Parents" tab. 

    Thank you for all of your cooperation, and we look forward to a great school year! 

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  • Julia B. Maitland School Student Handbook

    Posted by Kortney Freyoux on 8/1/2018

    Click the following link to access the 2018-2019 Julia B. Maitland School Student Handbook. 

     

    Maitland Handbook

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  • Unwanted Calls to Your Mobile Phone?

    Posted by Susan Dupre on 8/21/2019

    Unwanted calls not only interrupt your daily activities: Many of them are intended to scam you. 

    • Your best option is a call-blocking application, which can stop scam phone calls before they are answered. Some apps also silence calls from unknown numbers and send suspicious calls straight to voice mail. Some call-blocking apps are free, but it may be worth a few dollars to get one that is highly rated. You can also check to see if your mobile phone carrier has its own call-blocking app. 
    • Another way to stop these calls is to use the Do Not Disturb setting, which can silence all calls from unrecognized numbers between certain hours of the day or send them straight to voice mail. 
    • Finally, remember to block the numbers for any robocalls you have accidentally answered.

    Additionally, if you've accidentally answered a scam call, you can report the number of the caller and the call-back number to the Federal Trade Commission at FTC.gov/calls.  According to Megan Gordon's article dated August 23, 2019, the FTC used these reports to take action against scammers in Operation Call it Quits in June, during which it filed 94 actions against illegal robocallers. 


     same text as article above

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  • SMP CyberSAFE Archives

    Posted by Susan Dupre on 1/13/2016

    CyberSAFE
    See past postings at the SMP CyberSAFE archives page.

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