10550 Ray Road, Ponte Vedra, FL 32082 904-547-8300 - Main Office
Office Hours: 8:30am to 4:45pm
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Happy Friday!
Nease's Annual SOUPer Bowl will not take place this year due to COVID; however, there are more students than ever that need food on the weekends. You can make a donation to HUGS using the link below and all donations will assist students in need of food in St Johns County. Thank you in advance for your continued support.
All current 9th graders are eligible to apply to Programs of Choice/Career Academies throughout the district. The application window is open from now until February 5th, at 5 pm.
To learn all about the Programs of Choice that Nease has to offer, visit our Academy Open House website for classroom tours, informational presentations, and to hear from students: Nease's Academy Open House Website
We will also be offering LIVE zoom Q and A sessions with instructors on January 28th, from 6 – 7 pm. If you have any questions, email our Academy Coordinator, Jaime Combs, at Jaime.combs@stjohns.k12.fl.us
From the District Curriculum Office
Report cards will be available Friday, Feb. 5th on HAC following the staggered schedule below, which should reduce the number of hits to the system at one time causing delays.
High Schools 8 AM
Middle Schools 10 AM
K-8 Schools Noon
Elementary Schools 2 PM
Miss Nease: Attention Junior Ladies, an information meeting will be held during EXCEL B on February 10th in Mrs. Poe’s room I 102 (Chorus room – in the PAC) Miss Nease Scholarship Pageant is a unique program that combines an opportunity to win college scholarships while showcasing intelligent and talented junior students at Nease. All junior ladies are invited to learn more about the Miss Nease Scholarship program.
AFTER SCHOOL TUTORING
Takes place every Tuesday and Thursday after school in the media center. Students do not need to make an appointment or reservation. This is a FREE service offered by our National Honor Society students! J Students may also request to be tutored during lunchtime, Excel or mornings before school, however an appt. MUST be made for this with Mrs. Milian at least 2 days prior so arrangements can be made. Parents, PLEASE encourage your students to take advantage of this service! Our tutors are ready and willing to help!
DL changes for 2nd semester. There were several classes that moved to an asynchronous model for 2nd semester. These asynchronous courses are on a child's schedule as periods 8, 9, 10, 11, etc. The new course(s) can be found on their Schoology page, which is where they need to look for their weekly agenda and teacher conference times. These courses are set-up for the teachers to take attendance every day. Students will have to sign-in using a link or submit work for attendance purposes. The teachers' weekly agenda will tell them what is expected each day.
National Honor Society
Advisers: Carolyn Milian, School Librarian Media Specialist & Mrs. Robbins, Math teacher
SOPHOMORE & JUNIOR PARENTS!
Is your student interested in being invited to join National Honor Society next school year. Well, here are some important details to keep in mind, so your child can start working on his/her “resume”. These are the requirements for students to be considered as candidates for the Nease chapter of National Honor Society:
Eligibility for National Honor Society:
o NHS is open only to Juniors and Seniors
o 3.80 SHARP WEIGHTED GPA (no rounding)
o Juniors – minimum of 40 documented service hours documented by end of August of Junior year. Seniors – minimum of 50
o Enrolled in at least 2 Honors, AP, or DE courses (or a combo of any of these)
o Completion of “NHS Resume/Selection” form
· Eligible Juniors and Seniors who have the required GPA at the start of the school year, will receive an invitation for an “Informational Meeting” in September to discuss the requirements and expectations of all members in National Honor Society. At that point they will receive a “Selection/Resume” packet that must be completed and submitted by deadline date.
· Eligibility does not guarantee admission. Other factors that will determine candidacy are leadership, school involvement in clubs, events, and activities, outside leadership and club involvement (ie: Scouts, church, community groups, work, etc.). The Faculty Council (6 anonymous faculty members) review all the resumes and make the final decisions regarding invitation to become a member or does not meet needed requirements. Juniors that did not meet requirements have the opportunity to become eligible at the start of Senior year. All confirmed candidates will be inducted into the club in a “virtual” ceremony that will take place sometime in October. Confirmation letters will be sent out during the last week of September.
· Parents can contact Mrs. Milian for further information or check club webpage
YEARBOOKS SELLING OUT QUICKLY! This is definitely the year to buy a yearbook! Years from now, you'll want to remember this unprecedented year! Go to yearbookordercenter.com to reserve your copy!
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PLEASE check to see if your child can answer any of the following questions each morning. If yes, please keep them home, so they are not spreading germs.
Student Health Screening Entry Form
Please assess your child daily for the following symptoms and answer the contact questions.
• Fever of 100.4 or higher
• Uncontrolled cough
• Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing
• Sore throat
• Loss of sense of smell or taste
• Muscle aches
• Vomiting or diarrhea
• Is your child currently awaiting COVID-19 test results? If yes, please keep your child home and notify the school nurse when test results received. Further instructions will be discussed at that time.
• Does your child live in the same household with someone positive for COVID-19? If yes, your child must quarantine for 10 days from the last date of contact with the positive individual. The quarantine period may be shortened to as few as 7 days if a negative PCR test result is obtained on day 6 or later from exposure to the positive case. The Dept. of Health will assist in clearing your child to return to school once they have received the negative test result.
FROM THE DISTRICT OFFICE REGARDING NEW GUIDELINES FOR QUARANTINING
Beginning 12/9/2020
The CDC and the Florida Department of Health continue to recommend quarantine for 14 days from the date of exposure. However, there is new guidance that allows for a close contact to return to school earlier. There are two options that may allow the close contact to return to school/work before the full 14-day quarantine period has been met:
- The quarantine period may be shortened to 10 days from last exposure to the positive case if daily symptom monitoring indicates the close contact remains symptom free. The contact can return to school or work on Day 11. HOWEVER, it is extremely important that the contact continues daily monitoring for signs and symptoms through 14 days, as well as, practice social distancing, always wears a mask, and washes hands frequently. If signs or symptoms develop at any point, the contact should immediately isolate, seek medical care, and call the Health Department.
- The Quarantine may be shortened to as few as 7 days if a negative PCR test result is obtained on day 6 or later from exposure to the positive case. A PCR test is required and a rapid antigen test CANNOT be substituted. The test must be collected on day 6 or after, and if it is negative, the contact can return on Day 8 of quarantine, if he or she remains symptom free. HOWEVER, it is extremely important that the contact continues daily monitoring for signs and symptoms through 14 days, as well as, practice social distancing, always wears a mask, and washes hands frequently. If signs or symptoms develop at any point, the contact should immediately isolate, seek medical care, and call the Health Department.
FAQs:
DO I HAVE TO GET MY CHILD TESTED?
No, assuming your child remains symptom-free, he or she does not need a negative test to return to school on Day 11. If they develop symptoms you should seek medical care and call the health department.
HOW DO I GET PCR TESTING?
- You can obtain PCR testing through your medical provider
- You can obtain PCR testing at a public testing site
- REMEMBER: the rapid antigen test is not accepted, it must be a PCR test
- If your child develops symptoms, seek medical care and call the Health Department
- Make sure results can be provided within 24 to 48 hours. If the results are likely to take longer than 48 hours, it may be better to quarantine through day 10 and return to school on day 11, if no symptoms. CHILDREN WITH A KNOWN PENDING TEST RESULT SHOULD NOT RETURN TO SCHOOL
IF I GET A NEGATIVE PCR TEST RESULT, OBTAINED ON OR AFTER DAY 6 FOLLOWING EXPOSURE, WHAT IS THE NEXT STEP?
Call the Health Department to check if the result has been reported electronically in their system. If the result is reported, they will let the school know that your child may return, assuming they remain asymptomatic. If you have been notified that the result is negative but it has not yet shown up in the DOH system, you will need to provide a copy of the lab directly to the Health Department. NOTE: Please DO NOT fax or drop off copies of labs without first contacting the Health Department to make appropriate arrangements.
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Distance Learners AND Quarantined Students |
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SCHOOLOGY & ZOOM for Distance Learners and students who are quarantined:
Parents & students – if you are a “distance learner” or have been recently quarantined,
Please remember the following tips:
1. You MUST use Chrome or Mozilla Firefox as your browser. DO NOT USE Internet Explorer, Microsoft Edge, or Safari.
3. Find out from your TEACHER what platform he/she is using for conferences.
4. If you have a personal Zoom account, you MUST be logged out of it to be able to access Zoom through Schoology.
6. If you continue having issues, restart your computer and/or clear your cache/history.
7. If you still have issues, please call or email Mrs. Milian at carolyn.milian@stjohns.k12.fl.us or 547-8367. Please do not contact your school counselor, computer operators (Registrar), or Mr. Von Hagen.
AFTER SCHOOL TESTING FOR AP & IB COURSES
Wednesdays from 3:30pm to 4:30pm in the cafeteria
Thursdays from 4:30pm to 5:30pm in the cafeteria
Distance Learners and EXCEL Time
Distance Learners are NOT allowed on campus for EXCEL time to attend club meetings or teacher help sessions. Please talk to the teacher about attending both through a live conference.
ZOOM for live conferences
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Monday, February 1st - GREEN Day - periods 1, 3, 5 & 7
Tuesday, February 2nd - GOLD Day - periods 2, 4, 6 & 7
- 7am - Flagler College using track
- 7:30am - PTSO meeting (in-person and virtual)
- 3pm - Tennis vs Orlando Olympia @USTA Compus at Lake Nona
- 5pm - IB Parent/Student Panel meeting (virtual meeting)
- AWAY: 6pm - Boys' Basketball at Menendez
- HOME: 6pm - Wrestling vs Bartram Trail
- HOME: 6pm - Boys' Soccer vs Sandalwood (District play-off game)
Wednesday, February 3rd - periods 1, 3, 5, EXCEL, 2, 4, 6, 7 - 2:50pm dismissal
- 3:30pm to 4:30pm - AP & IB testing for distance learners in the cafeteria
Thursday, February 4th - Gold Day - periods 2, 4, 6 & 7
- 4:30pm to 5:30pm - AP & IB Testing for Distance Learners in cafeteria
Friday, February 5th - Green Day - periods 1, 3, 5 & 7
- AWAY: 6pm - Boys' Basketball at Ponte Vedra
Saturday, February 6th
PLANNING AHEAD!
Wednesday, Feb 10th - EXCEL
Monday, Feb 15th - Holiday!
Wednesday, Feb 17th - GREEN Day w/o 7th period
Wednesday, Feb 24th - EXCEL
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Nease NJROTC cadets in championship form
Drill Team captures title in first competition
PONTE VEDRA – The last time the Nease NJROTC Academic, Athletic and Drill team competed, they were walking off the drill deck with the 2019-2020 Navy Area-12 (State) Championship in Coffee County, GA. COVID-19 derailed their hopes to compete for a National Championship. Since that time, competitions have been cancelled or rescheduled, until finally the Drill team competed at the Terry Parker HS Drill Meet on January 23 in Jacksonville. Whatever rust there may have been was not apparent as the team continued its winning ways, capturing first place in 9 of the 12 events enroute to the overall meet championship.
With the victory, the team qualifies for the Area-12 Drill Championships in Georgia in March where it competes against the best programs in Georgia and northern Florida.
“This competition has been a long time coming,” said Cadet Battalion Commander Dylan Dosio. “To say the team was ready to bust out is the understatement of the year.”
Drill is much more than a marching competition. Drill championships include a series of events including unarmed and armed marching, color guard, personnel inspection, academics, pushups, situps, and running relays. Points awarded in each event are combined to determine the day’s overall winner.
This year Nease won first place in Personnel Inspection, Athletics Overall, Situps, Pushups, 16x100 Relays, Overall Drill, Color Guard, Armed Basic and Armed Exhibition Drill.
Of the 25 individual medals awards for academics, pushups and situps, Nease cadets garnered 16 including notably Lauren Villareal 1st in Female Pushups (90), Anthony Tucker 1st in Male Situps (309), and Emmelie Neff 1st in Female Situps (325).
“Few things have seemed normal this year,” said senior Cadet Michael Winczner, anchor of the 16x100 Relay. “But today felt like old days.”
Nease is currently the #1 ranked NJROTC drill team in Area-12 (59 programs covering northern Florida and the state of Georgia), having won the Area-12 Drill Championship each of the past six years.
“Despite all the trophies, we’ve got a lot to work on before our next competition,” said Color Guard commander Isabella Rivera. “Everyone wants to beat Nease and they give us their best shot every time.”
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INK!'s Make a Mark Award is a special award, in partnership with The Tutoring Club, honoring teachers in St. Johns County that encourage their students to make their mark on the world. Each winner is nominated by students, parents, colleagues, friends & community business partners. Winners receive a gift basket of prizes and a complimentary tutoring session for a student of their choice from The Tutoring Club.
In January, Carolyn Milian, our wonderful Media Specialist, received the Make a Mark Award. Mrs. Milian works tirelessly for our students and is well deserving!
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The Nease Golden Panther Booster Club continues to be grateful to Lululemon’s manager Amy Pagurko. The partnership to show gratitude to our coaches has been very successful. This past Monday we recognized girls soccer coaches, Varsity Coach Jordan Pentecost & JV Coach Alex Ford.
Both coaches were surprised and thankful! Thank you Lululemon at Nocatee!
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Visit www.neaseathletics.com to register for 2020-21 sports at Nease. Registration information can be found via the “Athletic Clearance” link at the top right-hand corner of the page. Please follow all instructions carefully to ensure a smooth clearance process.
The following athletic events can be viewed on the NFHS network. Please go to nfhsnetwork.com and click Nease, subscribe, and enjoy Nease Athletics.
- Boys and Girls Soccer
- Boys and Girls Basketball
- Wrestling
Tennis – The Nease Girls and Boys Tennis Teams will compete against Orlando Olympic High School in a Pre-Season Classic on Tuesday, February 2 at the USTA Campus in Orlando.
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Our next PTSO Meeting is this Friday, February 2nd at 7:30am. We will meet in-person and virtually.
Parking Drawing Results: Congrats to 3 students for winning parking spots for the rest of the school year- they’ve been individually notified. And thanks to the 28 parents who bought a total of 108 tickets. PTSO raised $2,150 which is enough to purchase 2 new picnic tables (PTSO is going to use money we raised from the math boot camp to purchase the other 3 tables)!
Thanks to Traci Crawford from our PTSO leadership team who coordinated the drawing.
Gold Business Partner Spotlight: A big shout-out to Nease parent Dr. Ann Huynh Nguyen, Independent Doctor of Optometry, for her dedicated support to Nease PTSO. Dr. Nguyen practices optometry at LensCrafters on Southside Boulevard and is a proud parent of two Nease Panthers. She welcomes everyone in the Nease community to have their eyes examined for optimum visual function. New Year with new vision benefits can be used here at Lenscrafters on Southside Blvd., next to Academy Sports! Please call (904) 519-5855 to schedule your eye exam!”. Thank you Dr. Ann Nguyen for your continued support!
PTSO Involvement: We're looking for a few more parents to attend our PTSO meeting.s Meetings will be held on the first Tuesday or the month from 7:30 - 8:30 a.m.: 2/2, 3/2, 4/6 and 5/4. Please email nhs.ptso.board@gmail.com if you have any questions.
PTSO Social Media: Join the Nease PTSO Social Media sites to learn more about Nease-related events: Facebook: Nease High School PTSO Instagram: @nease_ptso Twitter: @NeasePtso Learn more about PTSO: http://neaseptsoboard.wixsite.com/nhsptso
Message on the Marquee: Send a Birthday or Congratulations message to your student via the marquee in the front of school. Complete this form Announcement Form for Marquee and submit to main office for PTSO 1 week prior to the message appearing on the marquee. Cost is $25
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Students Can Apply to Join an Academy for 2021-2022 NOW
All current 9th graders are eligible to apply to begin a new Academy or Program of Choice in St. Johns County for the 2021-2022 school year, and the application window opened on Friday, January 8th. If your student is interested in joining any Academy program in the district, he/she can apply for a spot in the Academy via the online application system in Home Access Center.
If you missed Nease’s Virtual Academy Open House on January 28th, you can still access the website and see classroom tours, informational presentations, and to hear from students: Nease's Academy Open House Website
The application window opened on January 8th, and closes February 5th, at 5 pm.
Academy Intent to Return Process
Before winter break, all Communications, Hospitality, and Engineering Academy students will be asked to indicate if they want to remain in their current Academy for the 2021-22 school year by signing an Intent to Return roster. If the student checked “Yes,” than that student will be automatically re-enrolled in the Academy for 2021-22. The student will also receive a recommendation to move on to the next level Academy course, as long as he/she is meeting Academy requirements.
If an Academy student checked “No” on the roster to indicate that he/she does not want to continue in the Academy next year, a Program of Choice Drop Form will be sent home with those students next week. All Academy teachers handed out drop forms to the students who indicated that they do not want to continue on in the Academy for the 2021-2022 school year. Distance Learners who indicated that they wanted to drop their Academy had a form sent via Schoology.
Students who will be zoned for Tocoi Creek High School in 2021-22 but are returning Nease Academy students can remain at Nease. These students will then be designated as out-of-zone Academy students. The St. Johns County School District does not provide transportation to students attending an out-of-zone school. Because transportation is not offered to out-of-zone students in our district, families need to discuss whether they can provide transportation to students who are zoned for Tocoi HS, but who choose to continue in their Academy program at Nease. As long as the student can provide transportation, keeps an Academy course on his/her schedule every year, and remains within Academy grade and behavioral guidelines, he/she can attend at an out-of-zone school. If you have any questions about the Intent to Return process, please reach out to Jaime Combs at Jaime.combs@stjohns.k12.fl.us
If you have any questions about the Communications Academy, Stellar Academy of Engineering, or Academy of Hospitality & Tourism, reach out to Academy Coordinator Jaime Combs, at Jaime.combs@stjohns.k12.fl.us
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IB Seniors
Midyear reports will soon be needed from certain requesting institutions. Please make sure you complete the log sheet and submit 2$ for each midyear report you need to be sent. There is at least a 2-week (14 working days) turnaround for the processing of the envelope. Please allow for this prior to submission.
Seniors should be updating Naviance will college decisions. Please update so we can keep records up-to-date.
IB Juniors
We will be completing our class service project through Relay for Life. The event will be held on April 24th from 4:00-10PM. Please reserve this date so you are able to participate.
The IB Pinning ceremony will be held on March 30th at the Stadium. Please reserve this date.
IB Sophomores
This year, both our sophomore and freshman class will participate in our annual Beach Clean-Up. Our first meeting is scheduled for February 23rd in the PAC, during your lunch time. More information will be sent directly to your email. Please reserve the morning of April 17th so you are able to participate in this mandatory event.
IB Freshmen
All forms from registration meetings should be turned in, to include summer virtual course request forms and/or academy drop forms. Please ask your student to verify they have turned in all necessary paperwork.
All IB Students & Parents
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IB Booster meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, February 16th, 2021 at 9:45am in the Media Center.
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Our next IB social is on February 18th during all four lunches.
- Schedule for upcoming 2020-2021 registrations in English or TOK Classrooms:
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IB Freshman- January 14th- January 22nd (DL zoom appointments have been emailed directly to student email in Schoology)- If your student still has not met with me, please have them reach out as soon as possible.
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IB Sophomores- January 27th – February 5th through AP Language Class
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IB Juniors- February 8th - February 12th through TOK Class
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Course Registration for the 2021-2022 School Year:
Course registration for the 2021-2022 school year began on Monday, January 11th. School Counselors will be in classrooms every day between now and spring break in order to meet with each student one-on-one regarding their individual selections. All of the information regarding scheduling (our schedule to meet with students, a registration video from Mrs. Kunze, course progressions, the elective video, and course catalog) are available on our website. If parents have specific questions, it is recommended that they write them on their student’s course registration form so that the School Counselors can address those concerns during their individual meeting. Students will receive their recommendation form a few days before their scheduled visit and will need to have spoken with their parents regarding their selections, considered which electives and scheduling options they want, and obtained a parent signature on their recommendation form prior to attending their appointment. For more details, please see the “Checklist for the Course Registration Process” on-line.
This week we will be meeting with students in Cassano, Ware, Porcellini, Strauss, and Braun’s English classes.
Bright Futures- SENIORS ACT NOW!
As we approach the end of the first semester, we want to encourage any students who are still holding on to community service hours to get those turned in to their counselor ASAP. Students who meet all of the qualifications and apply prior to the end of the first semester have the opportunity to “lock-in” the scholarship at that time. Students who do not meet the qualifications yet can continue to earn community service hours until graduation day. Students have until the June SAT and ACT test dates to continue to try and earn the required test scores.
The application typically takes 10 minutes or less to complete. Students DO NOT need to have met the requirements prior to applying for the scholarship. As a reminder, students need qualifying GPA, SAT or ACT, and Community Service Hours in order to earn the scholarship. Any student that meets those requirements and applies will earn the scholarship.
In order to apply for State Scholarship & Grant Programs (Bright Futures), a student must first Create a Student Account/Profile at the following link: http://www.floridastudentfinancialaid.org/ . Click on State Grants, Scholarships & Applications. Click on Create a Student Account. Students will receive an email with their User ID and temporary password. After creating a Profile, students will have the option to continue directly to the FFAA.
SJVS Summer Course Registration:
The deadline for SJVS summer course registrations is already approaching. The final date to sign up for SJVS courses is Wednesday, February 10. Students are encouraged to sign up for HOPE, Driver’s Ed and other summer courses with SJVS prior to the deadline.
Dual Enrollment Updates
Prospective Dual Enrollment Students
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NHS students interested in joining Dual Enrollment courses need to join the Schoology GROUP using this access code: QQ65-FS9N-6FGTM *NOTE: This is different from what was sent out in the last Panther Press!
- Directions: Login to Schoology> Groups> Join Group> (enter the code above.)
Application Process for New DE Students:
1. Register to take the PERT/ SAT/ ACT at a testing site or at an SJR on campus testing site through SJR.*(Information to register is on Schoology.)
2. Watch this video (or re-watch) and take the online “Quiz.”
3. Upload your test scores to the last question on the “Quiz.”
4. You will get an email within 5 business days that will have the application and registration information and you will be added to the official NHS DE Schoology Group! (USE IT!)
5. Apply online using the document that was sent in the email.
6. Download the Consent form and sign.
7. Upload Consent form to the Portal. (This is located in the DE Schoology Group in "Resources."
8. Check your email! (When the summer/ fall course schedule is loaded on the SJR website, you will get an email that the schedule is live.
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PSAT Scores
Scores are available on your student’s SAT account which they created when completing their demographic information for the exam.
FSA English Language Art Spring Retake 2021
We are still awaiting results for students who completed their FSA ELA 10, after October 23, 2020. As soon as we receive these, students will be made aware and results should be in HAC, for you to view.
However, Anyone in 11th or 12th grade who did not pass this graduation requirement in the fall will be offered the opportunity to retake the exam commencing early February. For 11th / 12th grade students who still need to pass this or obtain a concordant score, testing will be reaching out via email with more information to parents / guardians.
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Carolyn Milian – School Librarian Media Specialist
Lorna Patterson – Media Clerk
Allie Haddix – Media Clerk
Direct phone number – 904-547-8367
MORNING MEDIA CENTER ACCESS!
Students! Do you need to be able to get into the media center mornings before school starts? Well now you can reserve a spot to come any Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, or Friday morning at 8:15 and work on research, homework, use computers, study, or focus on other academic needs. Starting this Monday, Mrs. Milian will allow a max of 10 students to reserve a spot to come into the media center from 8: 15 a.m. until the first bell. Students MUST be at the gate by 8:15 a.m., have their student ID, and remain in the media center the entire time. Click on the link below to sign up. Please be aware and understand – this is NOT an opportunity to just “hang out” in the media center before school. And, if you sign up but don’t show up, your spot will be given to someone else and you may lose your chance to sign up for future dates. We want to make sure these spots are available for students who really need them.
AFTER SCHOOL TUTORING
Takes place every Tuesday and Thursday after school in the media center. Students do not need to make an appointment or reservation. This is a FREE service offered by our National Honor Society students! J Students may also request to be tutored during lunchtime, Excel or mornings before school, however an appt. MUST be made for this with Mrs. Milian at least 2 days prior so arrangements can be made. Parents, PLEASE encourage your students to take advantage of this service! Our tutors are ready and willing to help!
CELEBRATE LITERACY WEEK FLORIDA!
· Book jacket poster contest – Deadline for posters is Monday, Feb. 1st.
· Reading in Unusual Places PHOTO CONTEST! Students will be asked to create innovative and dynamic images of themselves reading in odd places. Images must be submitted to the “Reading In Unusual Place” album in the Media Center Schoology group page by Friday, Jan. 30th. Students and faculty will vote for the top 5 and those students will win a $20 Starbucks, Tropical Smoothie, or gas card!
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GRADUATION DATE: Thursday, June 3rd at 7pm at UNF
SENIOR PARENTS
- Senior dues are past due. Please pay them immediately. We will be ordering senior shirts soon and if you have not paid, you will not receive one.
- Cap and gown orders will see a price increase at the end of January. If you have not ordered yours yet do so before the price goes up.
- Cap and gown orders: www.herffjones.com
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