● April 18th- Modified Bell Schedule iReady Reading Day 2

● April 19th- Modified Bell Schedule iReady Math Day 1

● April 20th- Away Track Meet: Discovery & Legacy

● April 21st- Modified Bell Schedule for iReady Math Day 2

● April 22nd- Earth Day

● April 25th- Quarter 2 & Quarter 3 Honor Roll Breakfast, Invite Only

● April 26th- Chorus Concert

● April 27th- Ice Night at Jeremiah’s Italian Ice at Waterford

● April 27th- Home Track Meet- Legacy, Timber Springs, Arbor Ridge

● April 27th- Administrative Professional Day

● April 28th- Band Concert

Monday, May 2nd, along with being our FSA Reading day, is 100 days from the start of the next school year and the beginning of High School for our 8th graders. It is also the start of National Teacher Appreciation Week!

Ramadan is currently being observed by many students on the Legacy campus. This includes fasting during the school day. Students observing may in lieu of PE report to the Media Center during their PE period. They must take attendance with their teacher before reporting. They may also report to the Media Center during their lunch period.

National Bike & Roll to School Day is on Wednesday, May 4.

Questions: LRollins@orlandosentinel.com

Invites will be sent out next week to the invited 8th grade students.

● Monday, April 18th- Modified Bell Schedules for iReady Reading Day 2 end of the year testing

● Tuesday, April 19th and Thursday, April 21st- Modified Bell Schedules for iReady Math end of the year testing

During the month of May the majority of the testing will be occurring. Please see the May calendar below:

If you have any testing questions, please email our testing coordinator at: evelyn.perez@ocps.net

Legacy came in overall 2nd place for boys and girls during the meet.

● William Marshall- 1st for the 100 and 200

● Nicholas Adler- 1st place 400

● Nicholas Alarcon- 2nd place 100 and 400

● Lance Leville- Shot put 2nd place

● Kyla Tometi- 1st place 100 and 2nd place 200

● Christina Morris- 2nd place 100 and 1st place 200, 1st place long jump

● Farancia Vincent- 2nd place shot put

Thank you to all who came out to support and see Moana Jr. at Legacy Middle School. Below are the members of the cast and crew who performed. Thank you to Mrs. Cirnigliaro for the cast portraits.

Below is our list of 8th graders who applied and accepted magnet seat offers at the high school level. We extend these Jets congratulations and wish them the very best in their respective programs next year!

International Baccalaureate Programme - University High School

The PTSA helps to support the staff and students of Legacy Middle School. The current PTSA board is looking for individuals to serve next year. If you are interested in filling a position, please complete this PTSA Nominating Form by April 29th. Someone from the current board will reach out to talk about your involvement.

Nominating form link: https://urldefense.com/v3/__https:/docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeDbttKW4IhCQ39Y6hQFRkUSBHCD-9Mra4ju-kDJYBP4BoV_w/viewform?usp=sf_link__;!!OJzR9A!Kv2PuqX2rgalmpOe8eij-nb6-eBd_lfCBA9qjImGzyUcQOmcNscqovQGC9x7kJ93CG8$

The Latinos in Action had a lot fun with their Easter Egg Hunt. Jaiden A. Droz was the winner of the Golden Egg. Mrs. Zayas-Vargas would like to thank all the LIA parents for the donations. Thank you to Ms. Maricela Davila and Ms. Dannylorena Aguirre for coming to school and help our famiLIA with this activity.

If you want to avoid weak passwords personally or at your business/work, start by steering clear of the following list:

Arguably, this is the number-one and most common bad choice. Also prevalent are variations such as P@ssword and P@55w0rd!. These might be easy to remember, but they’re also among the first options hackers will try.

Easy-to-guess passwords often take root because they’re simple to remember. That’s the story with this hacker-friendly option constructed from the sequence of letters at the top left of the typical computer keyboard.

Or, 98765. Or, 4567. You get the picture — no consecutive numbers (and the same goes for sequential letter combinations). You can only count on passwords such as these to expose your business to digital theft.

If your shop is called Serafina’s Weddings, don’t set your password as SerafinasWeddings1. That would be a early choice for hackers looking to break into your valuable data.

Skip it entirely, when it comes to passwords. Also avoid trying to mash together similar details, such as your street name and street number — i.e. Main215.

Thanks to the Internet, it doesn’t take much effort to find a person’s DOB. Birthdays, birthdates, years of birth — all of them make for readily attainable passwords and are poor choices for your company.

Especially if they’re related to your business or to yourself directly, don’t use them. No baseball, football, or soccer for your sporting goods store. No muffler, tire, or spark plug for your auto garage. Be careful with sports teams and mascots!

Source: The Hartford - SmallBizAhead

Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics (just released, 4/15/22) - Read full report

Source: Sarasota County Florida Sheriff's Office and the Orlando Sentinel - Larger view

Alex Rodriguez On Reading

Keep reading books, stay in school. I encourage kids to read as much as they can, I challenge you to read a book every two weeks, like I try to.

Ferran Adria On Judgment

Oftentimes it's much more important to know what not to do than to know what to do.

Charles Kettering On Risk

You will never stub your toe standing still. The faster you go, the more chance there is of stubbing your toe, but the more chance you have of getting somewhere.

Dwayne Johnson On Effort

Blood, sweat and respect. First two you give. Last one you earn.

Oliver Wendell Holmes On Learning

A mind that is stretched by a new experience can never go back to its old dimensions.