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Benedictine’s Spring Benefit: A Night at the Races raises $200,000

06 May

Benedictine’s Spring Benefit: A Night at the Races raises $200,000

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Our Benedictine website at will be down starting today, Monday, November 16th, to make way for our new and improved website! You will still be able to visit benschool.org, but it will look a little different for the next week or so. There will still be links to the Employee Portal, Billing, the school schedule, ‘Apply Now’ and COVID updates.

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Our Benedictine website at www.benschool.org will be down starting today, Monday, November 16th, to make way for our new and improved website! You will still be able to visit benschool.org, but it will look a little different for the next week or so. There will still be links to the Employee Portal, Billing, the school schedule, ‘Apply Now’ and COVID updates.

Visit www.benschool.org on Tuesday, November 24th to see the exciting changes and upgrades to our site!

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There’s no way to thank our veterans and their families for everything they sacrifice for our freedom, but on Veterans Day, we have to try. Thank you for your sacrifice, your bravery, and the example you set for us all. ... See MoreSee Less

There’s no way to thank our veterans and their families for everything they sacrifice for our freedom, but on Veterans Day, we have to try. Thank you for your sacrifice, your bravery, and the example you set for us all.

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Rooted in History… Benedictine’s tree-lined mile lane and campus have welcomed Sisters, students, and guests since 1887 when Sister M. Dolorosa founded St. Gertrude’s Priory by purchasing the 750-acre estate, The Plains, one of the oldest colonial estates in Maryland. For over 100 years, Sisters Baptista, Evangelista, and Marcella planted and cared for hundreds of trees on the property during their lifetime, and staff continue that tradition today.
The Benedictine Sisters began St. Gertrude’s Academy in 1890 educating young ladies, until 1959 when they established the Benedictine School to serve children and adults with special needs.

Benedictine is home to eight champion trees designated by the Maryland Big Tree Program. From one of those, a Magnolia, seed propagation began in 2018. The adults and students with special needs who work in the Benedictine Garden Center collected pods from the existing tree, harvested the seeds, planted in pots, and cared for them daily. You can help to continue our legacy by purchasing a Benedictine Magnolia.

They are $40.00 a piece, tax included. Please call 410-364-9650 or 410-634-2112 or email our Garden Center at mary.wright@benschool.org to purchase and schedule pick-up. ... See MoreSee Less

Rooted in History… Benedictine’s tree-lined mile lane and campus have welcomed Sisters, students, and guests since 1887 when Sister M. Dolorosa founded St. Gertrude’s Priory by purchasing the 750-acre estate, The Plains, one of the oldest colonial estates in Maryland. For over 100 years, Sisters Baptista, Evangelista, and Marcella planted and cared for hundreds of trees on the property during their lifetime, and staff continue that tradition today.
The Benedictine Sisters began St. Gertrude’s Academy in 1890 educating young ladies, until 1959 when they established the Benedictine School to serve children and adults with special needs.

Benedictine is home to eight champion trees designated by the Maryland Big Tree Program. From one of those, a Magnolia, seed propagation began in 2018. The adults and students with special needs who work in the Benedictine Garden Center collected pods from the existing tree, harvested the seeds, planted in pots, and cared for them daily. You can help to continue our legacy by purchasing a Benedictine Magnolia.

They are $40.00 a piece, tax included. Please call 410-364-9650 or 410-634-2112 or email our Garden Center at mary.wright@benschool.org to purchase and schedule pick-up.

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As we come to the end of National Disability Employment Awareness month, Benedictine extends our deepest gratitude to our community business partners. The owners, managers and employees of these businesses believe in the value of Dignity of Work and help Benedictine fulfill its mission. If you are interested in becoming a community business partner, please call us at 410-822-4751. ... See MoreSee Less

As we come to the end of National Disability Employment Awareness month, Benedictine extends our deepest gratitude to our community business partners. The owners, managers and employees of these businesses believe in the value of Dignity of Work and help Benedictine fulfill its mission. If you are interested in becoming a community business partner, please call us at 410-822-4751.

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Dignity of Work is first taught in our school vocational program, helping to prepare those we serve with the skills necessary to be successfully employed in the community. By performing a variety of tasks in the Garden Center, Laundry, Car Wash and with the Busy Bee cleaning crew, students are not only taught how to perform each job, but also the social skills needed to interact appropriately in a community setting. Vocational training is one small aspect of Benedictine’s commitment to helping children and adults with developmental disabilities achieve their greatest potential. ... See MoreSee Less

Dignity of Work is first taught in our school vocational program, helping to prepare those we serve with the skills necessary to be successfully employed in the community. By performing a variety of tasks in the Garden Center, Laundry, Car Wash and with the Busy Bee cleaning crew, students are not only taught how to perform each job, but also the social skills needed to interact appropriately in a community setting. Vocational training is one small aspect of Benedictine’s commitment to helping children and adults with developmental disabilities achieve their greatest potential.

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As National Disability Employment Awareness Month continues, we’d like to highlight yet another employment success story. Joey is a maintenance crew member at Hog Neck Golf Course. He is currently performing landscaping tasks including trimming trees and branches, planting flowers, edging sprinkler heads and best of all, preparing the bunkers each morning for the golfers using a gas operated, riding bunker machine. Joey has learned his tasks quickly and his supervisor, Head Golf Course Superintendent, Owen, has described his work as “Awesome’. Congrats, Joey, on a job well done! ... See MoreSee Less

As National Disability Employment Awareness Month continues, we’d like to highlight yet another employment success story. Joey is a maintenance crew member at Hog Neck Golf Course. He is currently performing landscaping tasks including trimming trees and branches, planting flowers, edging sprinkler heads and best of all, preparing the bunkers each morning for the golfers using a gas operated, riding bunker machine. Joey has learned his tasks quickly and his supervisor, Head Golf Course Superintendent, Owen, has described his work as “Awesome’. Congrats, Joey, on a job well done!

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Benedictine is at Councell Farms.

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We’d like to give a shout out to Councell Farms for opening 45 minutes early to allow staff and residents of one of our local group homes to safely visit and participate in farm activities. Thank you for partnering with us in our efforts to keep everyone safe by accommodating those we support! ... See MoreSee Less

We’d like to give a shout out to Councell Farms for opening 45 minutes early to allow staff and residents of one of our local group homes to safely visit and participate in farm activities. Thank you for partnering with us in our efforts to keep everyone safe by accommodating those we support!

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Great opportunities! Submit your application today! www.benschool.org/employment

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