by Lydia Martin | Jan 31, 2020 | School News
Over 400 high school students attended the 2020 Historically Black College and Universities/Hispanic Serving Institutions (HBCU/HSI) College Fair on January 23rd held at Sam Gaines Academy for Emerging Technologies. Twenty-one colleges were in attendance including Bethune-Cookman University, Indian River State College and FAMU. Over 250 students were offered admittance at the fair and over $7.4 million in scholarships was extended to the students who attended.
by Jennifer Glidden | Jan 31, 2020 | School News
Mrs. Glidden’s class visited Bayshore’s 100th day hospital. We helped make patients well by using our first grade skills and being great readers and mathematicians. Students read patient files and answered questions, reviewed place value xrays, sorted place value band aids into <,>,=, completed contraction surgeries, and more.
by AMY FAZZALARO | Jan 31, 2020 | School News
Kindergarten students at Palm Pointe Educational Research School celebrated 100 days of learning. Students came to school decked out in their representation of 100. Some students dressed as 100 year old grannies and grandpas. Other students wore shirts decorated with 100 items or the 100 days theme. Additionally, students participated in academic activities to promote the 100th day. Our kindergarten students enjoyed celebrating all their accomplishments over the past 100 days. It will be exciting to see all they accomplish throughout the remainder of the year.
by Stephanie Stark | Jan 31, 2020 | School News
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CHS HOSA Club participated in the annual HOSA Winter Conference on January 27th, 2020. Eleven HOSA Titans joined four other area schools from our county in West Palm Beach, FL to participate in the annual HOSA competition events. Congratulations to Jenny Nguyen on placing second in her competitive event, Behavioral Health. Jenny is automatically qualified to participate at the HOSA State Leadership Conference in Orlando, held April 2nd-5th, where she will compete with HOSA students from throughout our state. Thank you Jenny for your hard work and “Good Luck” on your continued success at the state conference
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by Pamela Ferentzy | Jan 31, 2020 | School News
Weatherbee Mariners kicked off Literacy Week with a school wide read-aloud courtesy of Mrs. Cassie Fess, AP, and Ms. Juliette Thelusma, Teacher on Special Assignment. They read The Invisible Boy by Trudy Ludwig. More activities are planned throughout the week.
