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!
District Report Card Timeline
Last day of 3rd quarter - Thursday, April 8th
Grades uploaded by teachers: Friday, April 9th
Report Cards are available on HAC: Monday, April 19th at 4pm
Nease has completed our annual budget process for the 21-22 school year. Our student enrollment next year is projected at 2,595, which is down 495 students from our current 3,090 students. With Tacoi Creek opening in August, Principal Willets had to hire 22 of his opening staff members from Nease to ensure Nease teachers would not be without a position. We will still have some vacancies to fill as a result of the usual retirements and teachers relocating.
We need help!!
May is a very busy month with testing - State FSAs for Reading, State EOCs, Advanced Placeement Exams, and International Baccalaureate Exams and we could definitely use your help!
You can not volunteer to proctor a test that your child will be taking. Thank you!
If your child is taking an Advanced Placement Exam in May, you were emailed a Frequently Asked Questions. If you did not receive, please use this link to read.
District Final Exams are administered to Seniors May 18th - 21st and to underclassmen June 7th - 10th. The exams count as 10% of the students grade and are used to calculate the teacher's data score used towards their annual evalution. District final exams may NOT be administered early or exempted. If students are absent and miss the make-up day during the testing window, the exam will be calculated as a zero. Students will have to contact the school to take the exam in the summer to replace the zero. PLEASE review the schedules for these exams to avoid appointments and trips. Thank you!
STUDENT ID’S
Students and parents! ALL students MUST have their student ID’s on their person or on their phone anytime they are on campus, if they purchase lunch in the cafeteria, when they come into the media center. This is a safety and security protocol for all our students and staff. Too many students are showing up on campus or in the library without their student ID. Thank you for encouraging your students to help us with this expectation and supporting us.
Nease Pantherettes Dance Team auditions for the 2021-2022 season will be May 22. Clinics will start April 28. Packets are available online at this link: Dance Team Audition Packet or you can pick up a copy from Coach Case in Portable 24. Packets are due back on May 14. Please email Coach Case @ amy.case@stjohns.k12.fl.us with any questions.
LAST CHANCE TO PRE-ORDER YEARBOOKS! The 2021 Impressions yearbook will arrive on campus in a few short weeks, and time is running out to make sure your student has a unique record of this most unusual year. Only a limited number of books remain. Go to yearbookordercenter.com to get yours
ATTENTION 9TH, 10th AND 11TH GRADERS: 2021-2022 Student Council Officer Elections are here!
All Sophomore, Junior, Senior and Student Body positions are available for next school year. If you are interested in running for office, please complete the Candidate Application Form no later than 11:59 PM on Thursday, April 15. Contact Ms. Kifah ( athena.kifah@stjohns.k12.fl.us) with any questions.
Below is the timeline of elections:
- 4/15 (Thursday): Candidate Application Form (https://forms.gle/NvNbqokMLELy4JA97) and Faculty Recommendations (https://forms.gle/ULyLd2AynUr23KoA6) due at 11:59 PM. Each candidate will need at least three faculty recommendations. Candidates will complete the Candidate Application Form, and share the Faculty Recommendation Form link with their three recommenders. Candidates are responsible for securing their own recommendations.
- 4/16 (Friday): Ballot announced – candidates may begin campaigning.
- 4/26 (Monday): Polls open at 8 AM (vote digitally using Microsoft Form; log in using Schoology username and password. Only one response per student will be permitted, and students may only vote for their own grade level officers).
- 4/30 (Friday): Polls close at 4PM
- 5/3 (Monday): Winners announced
From the district office regarding vaccination and quarantine requirements:
CDC updates regarding quarantine requirements after vaccination:
- Individuals who have been fully vaccinated – that is, 2 weeks or more have passed since the second dose in a 2-dose vaccine or the first dose in a 1-dose vaccine series – will not be required to quarantine following exposure, provided he/she does not develop new symptoms of COVID-19.
The Department of Health (DOH) has requested that we follow the current contact tracing protocol, regardless of vaccination status. They will contact the exposed individual to ensure no symptoms have developed, research their vaccination status in the state system, and provide further COVID education. The DOH will determine if the individual is exempt from quarantine. The Health Services Department, as well as the school nurses, will work diligently to assist staff and students in this process.
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SENIORS ATTENDING GRADBASH: Stop by D-27 to pick up your permission slip and to sign up for your bus. Permission slips must be returned by Friday April 16. If you do not choose your bus by the 16, you will be assigned a bus.
Friday, April 16 Graduation announcement delivery
- During all 4 lunches in PAC courtyard for students on campus during lunch
- At 4pm for DL students and students not on campus during lunches
Students with a modified schedule will NOT be allowed to enter campus during lunch. They must wait until 4pm.
May 19th Cap and Gown distribution…all fees due to school must be paid and senior survey on Naviance complete to pick up your cap and gown.
Parents of Seniors: Celebrate how much your graduate has grown in the Senior issue of The Vertical, Nease’s student newspaper!
Submitting photos for publication indicates that you own the copyright to the images submitted and give us permission to publish the images. DEADLINE IS APRIL 28, 2021
SENIORS!! MEDIA CENTER FEES/FINES
We have close to 200 seniors with outstanding media center fees/fines that must be reconciled prior to their last day of school. A system generated email was sent out this week identifying all these fines. Students may pay these fines by check in the media center or online using the link provided in the email. Any senior with outstanding fines/fees will NOT receive graduation tickets until these fines are paid or books/materials are returned. And ALL seniors with textbooks, library books, and other materials for this school year must also be sure to return their items prior to their last day to receive their graduation tickets.
GRADUATION DATE: Thursday, June 3rd at 7pm at TIAA Bank Field in Jacksonville.
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GUYS & DOLLS Tickets on Sale
Tickets are available now! Don’t miss this production of the musical romantic comedy, Guys and Dolls.
This is a story about a couple of big city gamblers and the unlikeliest pairings. It tells the overlapping stories of high-roller Sky Masterson, who falls in love with mission worker Sarah Brown, and lovable rapscallion Nathan Detroit, engaged for 14 years to Miss Adelaide, a headliner at the Hot Box Club. This is a MUST see and you’ll be sure to leave humming these songs. To Purchase your tickets go to https://teachers.stjohns.k12.fl.us/hunsinger-b/guysanddollstickets/ or click the Dates and Show Time below;
Keep Calm & Sit Down You’re Rocking the Boat!
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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
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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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DISTANCE LEARNERS & QUARANTINED STUDENTS!
IF you are a distance learner OR have to be quarantined, CLICK HERE to take you to the Nease ONLINE resource page where you will find all the help you need for Schoology and Zoom and any troubleshooting. If you are still having problems after using this resource page, please email Mrs. Milian at carolyn.milian@stjohns.k12.fl.us or call directly at 547-8367. Please do not message her in Schoology.
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What is happening at Nease this week? |
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Monday, April 12th - GREEN Day - periods 1, 3, 5 & 7
- AWAY: Tennis Championship
- AWAY: 5pm - Softball Conference Tournament vs Fleming Island @ Bartram
- AWAY: 7pm - V Baseball Conference Tournament vs Matanzas @Fleming
- HOME: Girls Lax Districts
Tuesday, April 13th - GOLD Day - periods 2, 4, 6 & 7
- AWAY: Boys Lax District VI Semi-Finals
- AWAY: 5:30/7:30pm Girls Lax Districts @ Bartram
- AWAY: V Baseball Conference Tournament @Fleming TBD
- AWAY: Softball Conference Tournament @ Bartram TBD
Wednesday, April 14th - periods 1, 3, 5, SPLIT LUNCH - NO EXCEL, 2, 4, 6, 7 - 2:50pm dismissal
- 3:30pm to 4:30pm - AP & IB Testing for Distance Learners in cafeteria
- 5:30pm - Golden Panther Booster Club Meeting in PH Conference Room 104 (main office)
- AWAY: Tennis Championship
Thursday, April 15th - Gold Day - periods 2, 4, 6 & 7
- 8am - Spring Athletic Signing Day in auditorium
- 8am - SAC meeting in PH 104 and virtual
- 3:15pm - Hospitality & Tourism Advisory Board meeting
- 4:30pm to 5:30pm - AP & IB Testing for Distance Learners in cafeteria
- AWAY: Boys Lax District VI Championship
- AWAY:6pm - Girls Lax Districts @ Bartram
- AWAY: V Baseball Conference Tournament @Fleming TBD
- AWAY: Softball Conference Tournament @ Bartram TBD
Friday, April 16th - Green Day - periods 1, 3, 5 & 7
- ALL Lunches - Herff Jones in PAC courtyard delivering announcement orders
- 4pm - Herff Jones under C-pod awning for DL students and students off campus during lunches
- AWAY: 6pm - Varsity Softball @ Episcopal
Saturday, April 17th
- 9th & 10th grade IB beach clean-up
- ROTC Brain Brawl at Clay HS
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NHS SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS!!
We’re incredibly proud to announce that Sreenivas Kuntamukkala and Tej Patel, have both been selected as NHS Scholarship recipients from the national chapter. Sreenivas and Tej were chosen from nearly 10,000 applicants and will each receive a $3,200 scholarship toward higher education. Recipients are chosen based on their demonstrated work to support the four pillars of NHS: scholarship, service, leadership, and character. This is the first time in our school history that National Honor Society members of our Nease chapter have been awarded the NHS Scholarship! Please join us in congratulating Sreenivas and Tej and their accomplishments!
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A HUGE congratulations to all of our students who participated in the Science Fair this year. St. Johns did very well at the virtual award ceremony. Please congratulate these students:
Special Awards:
NHS: Yash Singh
“Using Image Processing to Evaluate the Health of Teeth”
5 honorarium-Monroe County School District
FCA: Emma York
“Testing the Efficiency of Different Curvatures of the Blades of a Savonius Wind Turbine”
$150 honorarium-Florida Engineering Foundation
CHS: Benjamin York
“Designing and Testing a Novel 25% Degree of Reaction Steam Turbine”
$150 honorarium-Florida engineering Foundation
Place Awards:
NHS: Kellly Yuan
“Comparing Plant Growth in Hydroponics vs. Soil”
Honorable Mention, Sr. Plant Sciences
PVHS: Aiden Fong, Stephen Kupcha, David Vanlue
“Testing for Water-soluble Antimicrobial Compounds in Primitive Herbal Remedies”
3rd Place, Sr. Biomedical
Palmer Catholic: Maria Vittoria Rutherford
“A Bright Idea for Treating Lung Infections”
2nd place, Jr. Biomedical
FCA: Emma York
“Testing the Efficiency of Different Curvatures of the Blades of a Savonius Wind Turbine”
1st place, Jr. Engineering
CHS: Benjamin York
“Designing and Testing a Novel 25% Degree of Reaction Steam Turbine”
1st place, Sr. Engineering
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Rheinhardt Harrison and Anderson Ball ran to historically great times on Wednesday night at the Bolles Last Chance Track Meet. Working together to control their pace they pushed to 8:47 and 8:56 for 3200m. Rheinhardt’s time of 8:47 is the fastest time ever recorded by a high school runner in the state of Florida and Anderson’s time ranks him 9th in the state all-time. This places them as the second fastest high school duo in national history for a 3200m race. The next meet for the team will be the district meet held at Nease on April 21st.
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SENIORS!!! Nease Track & Field will be selling graduation yard signs for $30. Forms will be at the front office and Coach DeVos’ room (P34). Please return all order forms and checks to Coach DeVos in P34 no later than April 28th. Please make the $30 check made out to “GPBC Track and Field”. Orders are due no later than Wednesday, April 28th. All orders will receive email verification. Deliveries will arrive in the middle of May and can be picked up at Coach DeVos’ room. Thank you for your support! Please send questions to theodore.devos@stjohns.k12.fl.us
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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
Spring College Signing Day for student athletes will be on April 15th in the PAC from 8-9am.
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Amy from Lululemon and the Golden Panther Booster club was excited to continue our gratitude gift gifting to the following coaches this week!
Softball Coach - MacKenzie Conley
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Boys Tennis Coach - Aner Sanchez
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Donations Needed for Teacher Appreciation Week: PTSO would like to make this year's Teacher Appreciation Week (May 3-7) extra special, and we need the help of all parents! You can donate in one or two ways: 1) PTSO will will be collecting gift cards to give to teachers -- our goal is a gift card for each staff member! Please put your gift cards (ideally in $20 or $25 increments) into an envelope marked PTSO Teacher Appreciation and drop it off in the front office by Mon. May 3. 2) We're collecting desserts for a "dessert day" for teachers on Thurs. May 6; we'll send a link to a Signup Genius in future editions of Panther Press. Thanks in advance for your support to our amazing Nease staff members!
PTSO GOLD Business Partner:
Dr. Monica Brown, Optometrist and owner of Baymeadows Vision Center, is a proud new Nease PTSO Gold Business Partner. Dr. Brown and her staff strive to provide every patient a lifetime of healthy vision through superior comprehensive eye care. She specializes in contact lenses and binocular vision disorders. Call 904-739-2050 for an appointment and come see their practice’s brand new look! Thank you, Dr. Brown, for your new support!
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 $20
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Communications Academy Scholarship Available
Leonard's is proud to open their 2020- 21 Senior Scholarship applications. Three students will be awarded $1,000 each. Students who are in a St. Johns County School Career Academy or a school's yearbook class are eligible to apply with preference given to students in digital/graphic design, photography, communications and/or yearbook. The deadline is April 30th.
If You Are A Current Nease Academy Student Going To Tocoi Creek High School Next Year...
If you are currently enrolled in an Academy/Program of Choice here at Nease (TV Production/Digital Design/Hospitality/Engineering/ROTC/IB), but know that you will be attending Tocoi Creek High School next year, you MUST submit a Program of Choice Drop form. The form can be submitted to Mrs. Combs or your guidance counselor, and is required in order to be released from your Academy and to have your course recommendations sent for scheduling at Tocoi Creek High School.
Once completed, you can email it to Jaime Combs at Jaime.combs@stjohns.k12.fl.us or turn it in to Mrs. Combs at school by dropping it off at the front desk.
If you have any questions about the Communications Academy, Stellar Academy of Engineering, or Academy of Hospitality & Tourism, reach out to Academy Coordinator Jaime Combs, at Jaime.combs@stjohns.k12.fl.us
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IB Seniors
This week students will be bringing home an IB exam packet. The conduct of examination and information regarding end-of-the-year items will be included. Please ask your student for this information. Parent signature is required for one of the documents.
Seniors should be updating Naviance will college decisions. Please update so we can keep records up-to-date.
IB Juniors
We will be completing our class service project through Relay for Life. We will be supporting Relay for Life by selling Luminaries and have a IB AP Literature class “coin war.” 2 Service Hours will be given for 10$ or more donated to luminaries or the coin war. The total $ amt donated to purchasing the luminaries and coins will contribute to the running total for the winning AP Literature Class. The class can win by participating in two ways: Purchase the luminaries using this link: http://main.acsevents.org/goto/NeaseIB and bring your receipt to Mrs. Kennedy’s office AND/OR contribute to the class “coin war” located in Mrs. Kennedy’s office. Our goal is to reach $1000 for cancer research.
IB Sophomores
IB Beach Clean Up Meeting 2 is this Friday, March 16th during all 4 lunches. See you then!
IB Freshmen
IB Beach Clean Up Meeting 2 is this Friday, March 16th during all 4 lunches. See you then!
All IB Students & Parents
IB Booster meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, April 20th, 2021 at 9:45am in the Media Center.
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Last Names A- Cl: Please see temporary assignments below.
Last Names: Gr-Le: Please see temporary assignments below.
Temporary School Counselor Assignments for Last Names A-Cl and Gr-Le:
9th Grade: Angelia Sletto
10th Grade: Leandra Doane
11th Grade: Linda Smith
12th Grade: Athena Kifah
Bright Futures:
As we complete the 3rd nine weeks, seniors should be confirming that they have completed all of the steps necessary for their Bright Futures scholarship. Seniors that are planning to receive this scholarship, should reach out to their counselor to confirm their eligibility prior to the end of the school year.
Return to Counselor Corner:
School Counselors have missed being away from counselor corner while working on course registration for next school year. We returned to counselor corner during all lunches. Feel free to stop by during your lunch to say hello to your counselor. We’ve missed you!
Course Registration for the 2021-2022 School Year:
Course registration for 21-22 is complete. If you are wanting to make changes, you must do so through this link: https://tinyurl.com/NHSScheduleReview21-22. The deadline to change electives is June 10th and the deadline to change academics is July 18th.
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Spring Testing Windows
- April 5-30, 2021:
- Grades 4-10 FSA ELA Writing
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May 3 – June 10 (11th), 2021*
- Grades 7-10 FSA ELA Reading
- EOCs (US Hist, Geo, Alg 1, Bio)
*Computer Based Testing order:
April: Gr. 9 Writing, Gr. 10 Writing
May: US History, Gr. 10 Reading, Gr. 9 Reading, Geometry, Algebra, Biology
Detailed school assessment schedules will be posted to the testing link on Nease’s school website by the following dates:
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April school testing calendars will be online on March 16th
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May school testing calendars will be online on March 26th
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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. 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.
COFFEE STATION DONATIONS!
In our media center we have a coffee station set up with a Keurig for our students to help themselves to a cup of coffee, tea, or hot chocolate in the mornings, during lunch, and after school. But our supplies are beginning to run low. If you are willing and able to help donate so we can keep this going for our students, these are some of the items we need:
· 10 oz. or smaller coffee cups (lots)
· K-cups
· Creamer (individual packs or powdered. No refrigerated creamers please)
· Hot chocolate
· Tea (variety)
· Individually wrapped stirrers
Thank you so much for anything you can help out with so we can continue this little “perk” for our students.
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COLLECTION DRIVES GOING ON NOW! SERVICE HOURS OPPORTUNITY.
Several members of our NHS chapter have been working non-stop within their communities finding ways to help those less fortunate than themselves while also providing the opportunity to earn service hours. The first one is “PACKs FOR HOPE” with students from the University of Central Florida as they pull together to collect pajamas and underwear for young children and teenagers staying at AdventHealth Children’s Hospital in Orlando. See below for details and how hours will be awarded.
· Items Needed:
- NEW children’s pajamas (Med, Large, XL)
- NEW Underwear for kids of ALL ages
- Collection Due Date (2 dates) – April 28th and May 17th
Donation stations have been set up in the media center and the front office. Please FOLLOW instructions below for donations:
v *All donations need to be in a bag labeled with Name, Student #, and Guidance Counselor AND ALL donations MUST be submitted with a “Reflection Form” (see Milian or print out here)
o Participation Hours: (ALL donations must be NEW)
§ ¼ hour per pajama shirt or pajama bottoms
§ ½ hour for pajama set
§ 1 hour for 2 sets of pajamas
§ ½ hour for every 4 pairs of underwear
§ 1 hour for 8 pairs of underwear MAX
A max of 2 hours for donations will be awarded.
FOOD DRIVE! PLEASE HELP!
Some of our members are also collection non-perishable food items for the Youth Crisis Shelter’s Young Adult Homeless Shelter and food pantry in Jacksonville. Donation stations are also set up in the media center and front office and are being collected during the entire month of April. Service hours are not being awarded for this collection drive, however, we are counting on all our Panther families to help out in any way they can! THANK YOU!
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The WGV Fighting Turtles swim team is looking for swimmers to lead the team in upper age bracket events. If you have the desire to swim, meet new friends, get a good summer work-out in and be part of a growing team, check us out at www.fightingturtles.swimtopia.com . We compete against eight other teams from St. Johns County, and we will coach you to improve your swimming ability and to increase your times.
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The Patrick Heinold Foundation will host its 4th annual 3v3 basketball tournament at the JJVA Gym (8457 Western Way, Jacksonville, FL 32256) on April 18, 2021. Youth and adult competitors will participate in a fundraiser to promote suicide prevention through programs dedicated to the well-being and mental health of teens. Register @ www.patrickheinoldfoundation.org; the team entry fee is $80.00 with a guarantee of three games.
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Click here for the Charmette Scholarship Applicatin. Deadline to submit is May 1st. |
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