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When the Benlizar family woke up Christmas Eve, Rosa Benlizar remembers they were excited to see snow.
They did some last-minute present wrapping that day. That night, they were meeting at a cousin's house in Rockville for a family dinner and gift exchange.
Rosa, 37, and her Silver Spring family piled into her Chevrolet Malibu. Within hours of leaving home, a crash would kill two of her passengers and a third would die in a hospital.
Rosa's sister, Nicole Benlizar, sat in the passenger seat. A family friend, 30-year-old Jasmine A. Fajemisin, sat behind the driver's seat. Rosa's son, 17-year-old Antony Benlizar, sat in the middle back seat and her mother, 72-year-old Florentina J. Gonzalez, was sitting behind the passenger seat.
Rosa eased onto the Outer Loop of I-495 toward Rockville. She said she remembers checking the speedometer and traveling at the posted 55 miles per hour. It was drizzling.
Suddenly, she said, she lost control of her car just before the Connecticut Avenue exit. The car hydroplaned, Rosa said, on "maybe a thin sheet of ice or maybe a puddle of water the car just went over."
Her car was struck by a 1994 Toyota truck and a Chevrolet Silverado after it started its slide, according to Maryland State Police. The impact, Rosa Benlizar said, caused her car to do a 360-degree turn.
"It was so scary," she said. "It was just a moment of silence. Everything happened so fast."
When the car came to a stop near the side of the road, she said, she looked back to see if everyone was all right.
When she turned around, Rosa saw Gonzalez was moving. Nicole Benlizar said she heard Gonzalez speak.
When Rosa shouted his name, Antony Benlizar sat up, opened his eyes and looked right at her, she said.
She asked if he was OK, but she said he didn't answer.
Rosa Benlizar told her mom "everything was going to be OK." Her concern was Antony. She didn't want her mother to see him "laid out."
"He moved, so I figured, 'He's fine.'" Rosa said. "I didn't want her to think it was worse."
Maryland State Police initially reported the driver of the Malibu — Rosa Benlizar — was "believed to be under the influence of alcohol based on observations by Montgomery County Officers on scene and EMS."
First Sgt. Dan Pickett of Maryland State Police said Jan. 23 alcohol was still considered a possible factor in the accident. However, Rosa told The Gazette on Jan. 22 that she was not drinking at all on the day of the accident and that blood was drawn in the hospital for a blood alcohol test.
"I was not drinking and driving. I was not drunk driving," Rosa said.
Lt. H. B. Martz of the Rockville Barrack told The Gazette on Jan. 29 that an "evidentiary test" was administered, but that the investigation is not yet complete.
"Everything that should've been done or covered was done by the troopers," Pickett said Jan. 23.
An investigation is ongoing and no charges have been filed, Ramon Korionoff, public affairs director for the Montgomery County State's Attorney's Office, told The Gazette on Jan. 23.
When the ambulance came, Nicole Benlizar said, she heard medical crews say Antony Benlizar and Fajemisin had a pulse, but they were not breathing.
"I'm thinking they were just passed out. I wasn't thinking that they weren't going to make it," Nicole Benlizar said.
An ambulance took Rosa Benlizar to the University of Maryland R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore. She had a fracture on the left side of her face and her eye was swollen shut. She also sustained bruising on the right side of her ribs from the seatbelt.
Her mother and her sister were taken to Inova Fairfax Hospital in Falls Church, Va. Antony and Fajemisin were taken to Suburban Hospital in Bethesda.
Nicole Benlizar was told because of the different types of injuries, the passengers were sent to different hospitals.
While in the hospital bed, she was told Antony and Fajemisin had died.
"I told them, 'It's not true.' I just started yelling and crying and screaming and told them they were wrong. They had the wrong person," Rosa Benlizar said. "He was alive. He looked at me."
In that moment, Rosa said, she ripped off her neck brace and attempted to take out her own IV. She knew she had to go to Suburban to see him. When she saw that the body in front of her on the hospital bed was her son, she "just broke down," she said.
"I saw that it was him. I just went hysterical and lost it," Rosa said. "All of a sudden, I felt the biggest loneliness. I had this huge hole in my heart, but I didn't even know if I was breathing."
When Rosa left Suburban with family members to see her mother at Inova Hospital, she couldn't tell her Antony had died. Antony Benlizar would come home from school to help take care of her and pick up her medications and groceries. Some commented he was like her doctor, Rosa said.
Rosa Benlizar said doctors told her that her mother was "recovering at an impressive pace." But as days went by, she said, her mother had a feeling something wasn't right.
"When you would visit her, she would look at you, and her eyes would look somewhere else," Rosa said. "She saw something. She was focusing on something or someone. A lot of us believe that Antony was actually with her and that she knew."
Florentina J. Gonzalez died Jan. 1. Rosa said she believes her mother stopped fighting for her life "just to be with him."
Rosa said she has a hard time sleeping and getting up in the morning, especially on rainy days that bring her back to the day of the accident. She hopes to return to work at the Prince George's County Department of Social Services in early February.
"I just keep repeating the accident in my head, over and over," said Rosa, who was tasked with picking out the two caskets that both her son and her mother would be buried in.
Rosa remembers sitting in the church, staring at the caskets of her mother and her son, side by side Jan. 7. She said she wanted to be strong for her other children.
Rosa said her son still had so many dreams and so much he wanted to accomplished. He was "just too young," she said.
"I'm heartbroken. Those words ... don't even scratch the surface of the emptiness in my family," she said.


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A call to Charles County Crime Solvers led to the arrest last month of two alleged drug dealers and the seizure from their Waldorf residence of more than two pounds of marijuana worth what police estimate is about $55,000.
Peter Louis Nikolai, 30, and Kristen Rene Stockman, 24, have both been charged with possession with intent to distribute marijuana, marijuana possession, possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of a firearm in connection with a drug trafficking crime.
The bust followed a three-month investigation into alleged drug dealing at their home in the 6200 block of Panther Court, where detectives found packaged marijuana labeled with brand names including "Pineapple Express," "Bubbadaddy," "Lemon Haze," "Strawberry Cough" and "Motherlode."
Officers from the Charles County Sheriff's Office arrested Nikolai and Stockman after they were seen leaving their home around 6:10 a.m. Jan. 18. Detectives briefly followed them in their car before marked patrol units pulled them over and detained them.
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Montgomery County's hospitals are expanding to keep help pace with the county's growth, with new facilities and relocations scheduled and proposed for 2014 and thereafter.
A new hospital is under construction upcounty. Holy Cross Hospital of Silver Spring is building a 93-bed hospital in Germantown, the county's first new hospital in 35 years. Construction started in July 2012, with a projected opening in October.
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A small contingent of emergency services would remain in Takoma Park if the hospital's plans are approved. The project would cost $373 million, including $33 million to renovate the existing Takoma Park campus. The new 200-bed White Oak facility would open in late 2018.
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If all goes according to plan, the new parking garage will be ready for use in 2017 and the building will be open for patient use in fall 2019.
MedStar Montgomery Medical Center in Olney announced last month that it would lose 24 employees, effective Jan. 31. Spokeswoman Gina Cook said the workers will not be laid off, but will move to CBRE Group, a real estate contractor. The affected employees handle property management and facility management for the hospital.
"The reduction at MedStar Montgomery does not result in job loss, as these people are functioning same as before," Cook said. The 24 employees have been offered employment through CBRE at their current salaries.
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One man was killed and another man was severely injured in a head-on collision Saturday afternoon on Route 261.
Shirley Thompson, 74, of Chesapeake Beach was pronounced dead and Stephen Clagett, 65, of Chesapeake Beach, who is a retired Calvert County District Court judge, was hospitalized with serious injuries as a result of the accident.
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. . . the musical values of this performance are very high . . . Although there are some moving instrumental passages, it is the rich and enthusiastic sounds of the chorus that makes this an overwhelming experience to see and hear . . . [somehow with the gargantuan number of performers assembled on the stage] as well as the non-stop enthusiasm of Dudamel himself, it all seems to work. It's dramatic to the extreme, awe-inspiring, and very moving. I see it's also available on Blu-ray with even superior surround sonics, but the visual portion looks excellent on the DVD. There are hi-res SACD versions available by Bernstein, Tilson Thomas, Kubelik, Colin Davis, Bernard Haitink and Kent Nagano, but . . . I don't think any can equal the astounding visual aspect of this video production.
With the most reliable attention-getter in the symphonic repertory, Dudamel sees Mahler's New World and raises him a continent . . . [Dudamel] sets a standard for cross-cultural music-making. Few events have been as primed for the camera yet prepared with such precision for the microphone . . . [Dudamel's charisma] also proves photogenic. So too does the camera take the viewer to the most interesting vantage points . . . Rarely has a chorus come off so perfectly balanced, even in the softest sections . . . Dudamel's concept of Mahler has deepened noticeably . . . The simple logistics of assembling these forces is laudable, as are the results.
This Symphony of much more than a thousand, with nearly 200 in the combined forces of the Los Angeles Philharmonic and Simón Bolívar Symphony, maximises the advantages of group spirit and minimises the problems of monstrosity. The beginning, middle and end of Mahler's first-movement hymn to the creator spirit blaze with unsurpassable, open-toned fervor . . . guess it's the fervent Simón Bolívar strings who bring true intensity to the tremolos and heart to the soarings . . . most transponing are second soprano Julianna di Giacomo and baritone Brian Mulligan . . . [the event] is unique; enjoy it for what it is.
[Dudamel] wanted this occasion to be "as big as can be"; and certainly there can be no complaints about its sheer scale . . . Surely, this is the Real Thing . . . Add to this the political dimension -- an act of music-making that . . . bridges sharp political divides. Then add the almost palpable joy in music-making evident in both the performance (watching the children's chorus is almost worth the price of admission) and the unusually engaging bonus feature: clearly, an occasion well worth memorializing on Blu-ray . . . if you simply listened to this account, without the background, without the video, you'd rate it as very good . . . you're most likely to remember this Eighth for its energy . . . for the inevitability with which the players march into the recapitulation, for the jauntiness of the orchestra . . . in the second movement, and for the overwhelming build of the final chorus . . . [Dudamel] manages to boost the energy of the passages where they call back and forth to one another, just as he brings out the spirited interplay of the orchestral soloists . . . [this reading is not] simply a high-tension operation: There's plenty of quieter beauty here, for instance in the wonderfully colored opening to the second movement (Dudamel is especially good at balancing the passacaglia like aspect of the passage to create a sense of vague expectation) or in the gloriously transparent music featuring harps and keyboards toward the end of the second movement, especially when they accompany the Mater Gloriosa, luminously sung from on high by Kiera Duffy. Orchestral playing is excellent from first to last . . . when you're in the mood to immerse yourself in the sheer grandeur and humanity of the Eighth, this tremendous and life-affirming reading will win your heart. All in all, a cause for celebration.


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Foulger-Pratt Cos. claims Montgomery County is behind much of the delays at the Silver Spring Transit Center.
In a claim filed Jan. 18, Foulger-Pratt said "the County has materially failed to cooperate with Foulger-Pratt and has continuously hindered the development and implementation of a timely and practical plan forward."
It's just one of about 35 notices of delay the company has filed since the start of the project, according to company lawyer Judah Lifschitz of Washington, D.C.-based Shapiro Lifschitz and Schram. Foulger-Pratt's contract "requires notice to be given" when the county "causes delay to the project," Lifschitz said.
"We're really, really frustrated," company Principal Bryant Foulger said Thursday. "[The transit center] should've been open a long time ago."
The Silver Spring Transit Center — a more than $110 million transportation project to be built by Foulger-Pratt on the corner of Wayne Avenue and Colesville Road in downtown Silver Spring — will create a transit hub by connecting MARC commuter train service, Metro, Ride On and intercity buses once it is open. A series of cracks discovered in the middle and upper levels of the structure and disparities in the thickness of the concrete have delayed the project's opening by more than two years.
The transit center is expected to open by September 2013, according to the county's Department of General Services.
The Jan. 18 claim cites the county's "failure to timely provide information" to Foulger-Pratt, "refusal to conduct meetings or allow a professional dialogue" between the county's engineers and consultants and the company's engineers and consultants, and "failure to timely permit Foulger-Pratt to proceed with its proposed plans ... dated March 15, June 22 and July 26, 2012" to discuss issues with the concrete as the reasons behind some of the delays.
Foulger said the company has asked "repeatedly" for its engineers to meet with the county's engineers about the remediation, but to no avail. He said if the company was working with the private sector, these issues would have been addressed and resolved "a long time ago."
Patrick Lacefield, director of the county's Office of Public Information, said in an email Thursday afternoon that the county has received Foulger-Pratt's claim and is reviewing it.
"We will respond once we have received the final report from our consultant on flaws in the Silver Spring Transit Center project. Depending on those findings, the County, of course, may be advancing claims of its own on behalf of County taxpayers," the email said.
County Executive Isiah Leggett (D) proposed a $7.5 million amendment to the six-year Capital Improvement Program earlier this month to "prevent further delays" at the transit center. The money is expected to "cover site improvements, utilities, and construction costs needed to prevent further opening delays."
Rockville-based Foulger-Pratt opened for business in 1963 and has worked with the county on a number of redevelopment projects in downtown Silver Spring, including county garages, the Downtown Silver Spring Retail Center and the AFI Silver Theatre and Cultural Center. Foulger said this is the only county project they are currently working on.
He said the delays with the county on the transit center have been "discouraging."
Foulger said his company has yet to receive any information regarding the remedial report.
That report will be made public once it is complete, David Dise, director of the Department of General Services, said.
Dise said filing claims is "not uncommon with construction projects."


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If you read Ecclesiastes carefully, Solomon is not saying that knowledge and learning are bad; he's saying they're incomplete.
I am growing in my appreciation for a diversity of ears to hear Scripture and a diversity of cultures to interpret God's call on our lives.
Like other aspects of Francis' papacy, this encyclical is sure to draw attention to ways in which Christians cooperate on the basis of their shared understanding of creation.
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What happens when evolutionary creationists, old-earth creationists, and Southern Baptist theologians sit down publicly and talk about origins? At the 2014 meeting of the Evangelical Theological Society, these three groups decided to find out. This four-part series is adapted from the three-hour dialogue, entitled "A Conversation on Origins".
Today, we are unveiling our new comment/discussion system, with many new ways to interact with authors and fellow readers about science and faith.
Because reliance upon experts cannot be eliminated, the central question for Christians today is not "should I believe scientific experts?" but "which scientific experts should I believe?"
Our time at the annual meeting of the Evangelical Theological Society showed that there is a hunger to a better conversation about science and evangelical Christianity.
From 2012: Many secular and many evangelical voices agree on one 'truism'—that if you are an orthodox Christian with a high view of the authority of the Bible, you cannot believe in evolution in any form at all. New Atheist authors such as Richard Dawkins and creationist writers such as Ken Ham seem to have arrived at consensus on this.
The prevailing evangelical view that evolution is in competition with the biblical account of creation sets up students to encounter a false dichotomy, where they feel they must choose between science or their faith.
Pope Francis is reiterating a basic claim in Catholic Christianity: If one acknowledges that God creates by giving creatures not only their existence but also their natures, one can reconcile an evolutionary worldview with the Christian faith.
There is a need to speak out truthfully about evolution, but love and a desire for Christian unity must be foremost when doing so.
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"We should be slow to accuse another of discarding the authority of Scripture, and therefore denouncing them, just because they interpret Scripture differently than we do."
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What do Biblical scholars today say about Genesis 1-2?
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The Taibe resident accused of bombing a Tel Aviv bus during Operation Pillar of
Defense in November pleaded guilty on Sunday to placing an explosive device on
the bus, but maintained that he had only wanted to hurt people, to raise
awareness and end the conflict, not kill anyone.Muhammad Abed al-Jaffer
Nasser Mafarja, an 18-year-old resident of Taiba, is charged with aiding the
enemy in a time of war, dozens of counts of attempted murder, conspiracy to
commit a crime, causing an explosion, aggravated assault, illegally transporting
weapons and giving assistance to an illegal organization.Twenty-six
people were injured in the November 21 bus bombing in Tel Aviv, which took place
a week after Operation Pillar of Defense began in Gaza.By pleading to
the lesser charge, Mafarja could potentially avoid more serious charges that
carry longer jail time, like attempted murder.During his arraignment
hearing at the Tel Aviv District Court on Sunday, Mafarja's lawyer objected to
the use of the word "bomb," saying that the device was purposely constructed of
lower-grade explosives that could not possibly have killed anyone.He
claimed that he had been on another bus previously but had decided not to place
the explosive device, fearing it was too crowded and people would be
killed.Originally from the West Bank, Mafarja was able to move within
the Green Line and acquire Israeli identification documents after a family
reunification.Indictments have been filed against three other suspects
prosecutors claimed were part of a "military cell" from the Ramallah area, which
they said also plotted to carry out suicide bombings and shooting attacks
against politicians and soldiers.In January, the Military Advocate-
General's Office filed an indictment with the West Bank Military Court of Judea
against the alleged mastermind of the bus bombing, Ahmad Salah Ahmad Musa, a
25-year-old resident of Beit Likya.According to prosecutors, on the
morning of the bombing, Mafarja spent a few hours riding around on several
different buses in Tel Aviv while carrying the bomb, all while looking for a bus
full of passengers.Eventually, he got on a crowded bus, Bus 142 from
Ramat Gan to Tel Aviv.Just before he arrived at a bus stop at the Ramat
Gan industrial district, Mafarja activated the bomb and then left it on the
third seat on the right side and got off the bus. He called one of his
associates immediately afterward and told him that the bomb was in place.
Minutes later, the bus arrived near the corner of Shaul Hamelech Boulevard and
Henrietta Szold Street, where the bomb was detonated.Prosecutors said
that after Mafarja got off the bus, he took a train from the Savidor Central
Train Station back to Modi'in, where he returned to his job at the McDonald's
eatery in the Azrieli Mall.The Shin Bet and police said that several
hours after the bombing, they managed to arrest the members of the Beit
Likya-based cell.Ben Hartman contributed to this report.
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A Waldorf woman was killed Friday afternoon in Washington, D.C., when her minivan collided with an ambulance, flipped over and caught fire with her trapped inside.
Christina Latrice King, 31, was traveling in the 1200 block of Southern Avenue in Southeast Washington around 2:35 p.m. when her 2003 Dodge Caravan struck the rear of a Honda Accord several times, according to the Metropolitan Police Department of the District of Columbia.
The collision pushed the Accord out of the travel lane. The minivan continued and rear-ended a D.C. ambulance before flipping onto its roof and catching fire.
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From an Old English personal name derived from ēad 'prosperity, riches' + weard 'guard'. This has been one of the most successful of all Old English names, in frequent use from before the Conquest to the present day, and even being exported into other European languages. It was the name of three Anglo-Saxon kings and has been borne by eight kings of England since the Norman Conquest. It is also the name of the youngest son of Queen Elizabeth II. The most influential early bearer was King Edward the Confessor (?1002–66; ruled 1042–66). In a troubled period of English history, he contrived to rule fairly and (for a time at any rate) firmly. But in the latter part of his reign he paid more attention to his religion than to his kingdom. He died childless, and his death sparked off conflicting claims to his throne, which were resolved by the victory of William the Conqueror at the Battle of Hastings. His memory was honoured by Normans and English alike, for his fairness and his piety. Edward's mother was Norman; he had spent part of his youth in Normandy; and William claimed to have been nominated by Edward as his successor. Edward was canonized in the 12th century, and came to be venerated throughout Europe as a model of a Christian king.
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Name of the apostle and patron saint of Ireland (c.389–461), Gaelic Pádraig. He was a Christian Briton and a Roman citizen, who as a young man was captured and enslaved by raiders from Ireland. He escaped and went to Gaul before returning home to Britain. In about 419 he felt a call to do missionary work in Ireland. He studied for twelve years at Auxerre, and in 432 returned to Ireland. For the rest of his life it is difficult to distinguish fact from fiction. He apparently went to the court of the high kings at Tara and made some converts there; then he travelled around Ireland making further converts until about 445, when he established his archiepiscopal see at Armagh. By the time of his death almost the whole of Ireland is said to have been converted to Christianity. He is also credited with codifying the laws of Ireland. In his Latin autobiography, as well as in later tradition, his name appears as Patricius 'patrician' (i.e. belonging to the Roman senatorial or noble class), but this may actually represent a Latinized form of some lost Celtic (British) name. In Ireland in particular, it has been one of the most enduringly popular boys' names.
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A "cursed" restaurant space in the Kentlands is getting a complete overhaul.
Germantown resident Matt Largent signed a 10-year lease on the space at 654 Center Point Way Thursday afternoon.
The new restaurant he plans to build will be Largent's Bar and Grille.
Largent is currently an operating partner at a Greene Turtle restaurant in Olney.
Largent has plans to completely renovate the space by replacing the flooring and furniture and repainting the walls. Though the space has had four tenants come and go in the past dozen years — The Last Mango, Tony and James, Zodiac Grill and most recently 44 Sports Bar and Grill — Largent said the furniture, walls and flooring had mostly stayed the same.
Local residents told him the space was "cursed," he said, but he's hoping the overhaul will make it a popular spot.
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The restaurant will not be a sports bar, but it will welcome fans with plenty of televisions for big games, according to Largent. The first floor will be more family-oriented, and the main bar will be relocated to the second floor.
A recurring issue with the space was a lack of sufficient bathroom space. Largent said adding bathrooms was already part of his plan, but the city of Gaithersburg wants to help him pay for them.
"The city has long considered this design flaw to be both an inconvenience for patrons as well as a detriment for the space's marketability," Economic Development Director Tom Lonergan said.
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somebodys ace disc: #9B 1/31/06 and OP #10 5/15/06.
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chappy wrote:FOUND............blue roc that belongs to jason o'herron. if I dont see anyone who can get it back to him I will have it at the sequoyah tourney.
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Do you mean the garden cuz i don't think hole 1 has shule.
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With the help of a new program at his school, Trevon Plater went from being talkative in class and getting low grades to being more focused on his work and making the honor roll.
Trevon, 13, an eighth-grader at Benjamin Stoddert Middle School in Waldorf, is part of the High Road School program at Stoddert.
The High Road School of Southern Maryland is a private school in La Plata for students recommended by the county public school system to get one-on-one attention and school structure designed for students with social, emotional and behavioral challenges.
Through a partnership with Stoddert, the La Plata school now has a classroom inside Stoddert, part of an in-district classroom program through Special Education Services Inc.
High Road schools are part of SESI, which provides programs �that could be successful for students, cost effective and easy for public schools to administer,� according to its website. SESI partners with 50 schools in 11 states and Washington, D.C.
There are six Maryland schools participating in the in-district classroom program, including Stoddert and John Hanson Middle School, also in Waldorf.
SESI first began its partnership with public schools to provide a �school within a school� two years ago in Caroline County.
Trevon said before he started in the program at Stoddert, which consists of a classroom with four other students, a teacher from the High Road School and two teachers� aides, he was in a regular classroom with about 25 students. He said he would get in trouble because he liked to talk in class and was distracted easily.
The in-district classroom model, according to SESI, includes workstations where students work independently while receiving specialized attention and curriculum from High Road instructors.
The program focuses on individualized attention from the model�s 3-1 student-to-teacher ratio, paired with the close management of students� Individualized Education Program — resulting in a customized educational experience for the children who need it most.
SESI�s model also has a strong focus on behavior management, counseling services and crisis intervention, and life skills.
�I love everything� about the program, said Latonya Plater, Trevon�s mother.
She said since Trevon began the program this year, she has noticed that he is more responsible and focused at school and also more responsible for his actions at home.
She said that before her son was in the specialized program, he wasn�t interested in doing his homework.
�Now it�s the first thing he does,� Latonya Plater said.
Stoddert Principal Robert Babiak said when the High Road School came to the school system with the idea for the program, staff at the system�s central office reviewed middle school data and identified Stoddert as a school that might benefit from the partnership.
Babiak said his school had the need and the space for the program, and welcomed it.
The program is in its second year at Stoddert, and Babiak said the school benefits. He said students who are placed in the program are getting the individual attention they need and causing fewer disturbances.
He said students are able to transition back into their regular classrooms, and with the help of the High Road staff, the transitions are smooth and done one class at a time.
Babiak said when it comes to Trevon, he has noticed that his time at Stoddert is now more positive. Before, when Trevon was being disruptive, he was often sent to the office for discipline. His mom, Babiak said, would hear from the school as a result of discipline concerns, but now, she is getting calls with positive feedback about her son and his progress.
Latonya Plater credits her son�s interest in school work to the program.
�With him being in a smaller setting, he can focus more on what needs to be done,� she said.
The behavioral program at Stoddert follows the same model as the other High Road schools.
Darin Sipe, High Road School of Southern Maryland in-district program coordinator, said all students have point sheets, which are color-coordinated based on behavior. Student point sheets that are blue represent that the student has been on good behavior and earned certain privileges for the week, such as being able to attend a Friday field trip.
Based on the amount of points the student has earned, the student can stay on the blue sheet or be knocked down to lower levels such as green, yellow or red.
Red signifies the lowest level, and privileges are taken from students until they can earn their way back up the levels.
Trevon most recently hit the highest level of gold, which he reached for having 30 days of good behavior.
Gold-level students get special privileges and must maintain good behavior to keep the status.
Trevon�s teacher, Douglas Machen, said he has never had an issue with Trevon being disrespectful in any way and that he is an excellent example of a gold-level student.
Social worker Linda Woehlke, who works with the High Road School, said Trevon reaching gold in the first couple of months of his starting the program this year shows that he is exhibiting perfect behavior and an ability to follow directions.
As part of the program, Woehlke said students spend some time in individual and group therapy sessions where they have a chance to talk about problems, brainstorm ideas and discuss skills with one another or with an individual staff member.
Sipe said the goal of the program is to transition students out of the High Road classroom and back into their regular classes.
While the majority of the day is spent in the specialized class, Trevon and others in the class are able to be with their regular classmates for classes such as physical education.
Latonya Plater said she likes the idea that her son is able to have a specialized classroom environment without having to take him from his home school. She said she is grateful that Stoddert staff recognized her son�s potential.
Trevon said he made the honor roll this year and that he is happy about that.
Sipe said Charles County Public Schools is a great school system with an excellent special education department that he is proud to be partnered with.
Babiak said he is �more than happy� to have the program at his school.


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