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Please read the linked papers concerning Semester Grading for next year. |
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IMPORTANT NEWS
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Announcing Ten Finalists in the
2010 International Sequel Competition
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Congratulations to the ten students with the top entries! |
After much deliberation, we have selected the following students (listed with their grades, teachers, schools, and hometowns) for their superior ideas and presentation. These are the finalists, listed in random order:
1) Allison Stegmaier, 10th Grade, Teacher: Cody Persell, Lee's Summit Community Christian School, Lee's Summit, MO
2) Mackenzie Mills, 8th Grade, Teacher: Margie Manley, Dover Intermediate School, Dover, PA
3) Bill Peebles, 7th Grade, Teacher: Briarly White, Cary Academy, Cary, NC
4) Kevin Zhang, 11th Grade, Teacher: Eileen Bach, Concordia International School Shanghai, Shanghai, China
5) Julia Usiak, 7th Grade, Teacher: Nena Allevato, Middletown Middle School, Middletown, MD
6) Jacob Cole, 8th Grade, Teacher: Debra Hentzell, Grace Christian School, Raleigh, NC
7) Callie-Rae Nachtigall, 9th Grade, Teacher: Jaime Riou, St. Boniface Diocesan High School, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
8) Jeremy Sayre, 8th Grade, Teacher: Lindsey McCann, North Canton Middle School, North Canton, OH
9) Avery Segal, 11th Grade, Teacher: Christina Johnston, Barron Collier High School, Naples, FL
10) Monica Brown, 7th Grade, Teacher: Nikole Monaco, Waukee Middle School, Waukee, IA |
| Avery Segal, demonstrated incredible insight into historical issues and events in the era as well as excellent writing skills. It is obvious that he put a lot of effort and creative thought into his entry! - Krista Chikwava,
Survey Director |
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Help fight hunger this summer and earn service hours too!
Empty Bowls Summer Pottery Workshop! |
Who: Upcoming 9th—12th grade students
What: Make pottery this summer to benefit the Harry Chapin Food Bank
Where: Barron Collier High School Pottery Department
When: July 19th-23rd, and July 26th-30th. Come as often as you like!
1:30pm–4:30pm
Why: -Earn service hours this summer
-Stay out of the heat
-Help fight hunger with the
Harry Chapin Food Bank
Click to download registration form. Can be filled out on line - printed - mailed in with fee. |
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ATTENTION SENIORS: NOW is the time to check out the district website for State and Local Scholarships. Some are need-based, others academic merit-based. Just go to the district site: www.collierschools.com
click STUDENTS, then SCHOLARSHIP INFO!
Some organizations have their own application & instructions. Others use the generic CCPS form. Find the link, complete the packet, and submit most of the forms online. Those to be turned in at school, should be given to
Mrs. Hunter, in the Counseling Office, prior to deadline.
Scholarships are valued from $500 to $5,000 and the list is updated weekly.
You must APPLY NOW to be considered! Be aware of approaching deadlines.
These scholarship awards are in addition to any Pell Grant (FAFSA), athletic scholarships, Bright Futures, Pre-paid, or other $$$ you may have for college.
And don’t forget, ALL seniors will be activated for Bright Futures scholarship, here at school, in February, whether you ultimately qualify or not.
You can also check out many websites for College $$$, like: www.fastweb.com and www.dollarsforscholars.org |
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BCHS Scholarship Reminders
All seniors must complete the online State Financial Aid Application before graduation in order to be eligible for the Bright Futures Scholarship. The majority of seniors have already applied as counselors have met with them via English classes. Any senior who has not done so yet should go online to apply.
www.floridastudentfinancialaid.org |
Even students who are certain of attending an out-of-state college next year should apply. Students have three years to take advantage of a Bright Futures Scholarship as long as they have completed the application, and met the scholarship criteria by the end of their senior year. Please contact your student's counselor if you have any questions. |
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Emergency Weather Information |
PARENTS: When bad weather threatens to affect the operation of our school, you can get the latest and most official information direct from the school district office by calling the INFORMATION HOTLINE at 659-1900. Messages there are available in English, Spanish and Creole. Go online to the home page of the district's Web site - www.collierschools.com., or watch THE EDUCATION CHANNEL, cable 20. |
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| Collier County School Board encourages all parents to educate their children about being "Internet Smart." They are recommending that parents check out the Internet safety site called NetSmartz®. "NetSmartz® is an interactive, educational safety resource from the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children® and Boys & Girls Clubs of America for children (ages 5-17), parents, guardians, educators, and law enforcement that uses age-appropriate, 3-D activities to teach children how to stay safer on the Internet. The NetSmartz Workshop can be accessed at www.NetSmartz.org and www.NetSmartzKids.org." |
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