Class of 2023 Scholarship Recipients

- Maria Bain - University of Toledo - $49,440 / Jacqueline Grotto - University of Miami - $104,000 / Shelby Kahn - Auburn University - $115,000 / Victoria Poff - Louisiana State University - $250,000 / Meg Brooks - Furman University - $112,000 / Robert D'Angelo - Air Force Academy - $400,000 / Meghan Hunter - Ohio University - $52,000 / Erik Jepson - University of Florida - $125,000 / Sophia Jensen - College of Creative Studies - $108,000 / Keira Kruk - Berry College - $103,000 / Rachel Newman - College of Wooster - $168,000 / Zachary Sullivan - University of Florida - $2,000 / Alan Ulm - Florida Gulf Coast University - $20,000 / Joey Willett - New College of Florida - $8,000 / Isabella Di Norcia - Marymount Manhattan College - $68,000 / Martina Chawan - Florida State University - $12,000 / Lauren Garcia - Saint Thomas University - $44,000 / Allyson Horst - University of North Carolina - $170,076 / Colin Angstrom - Denison University - $100,000 / Ashley Newsome - Stetson University - $50,752 / Abigail Kozlow - Highlands College - $120,000 / Angela Yu - Florida Atlantic University - $24,000 / Mario Medina - Florida Atlantic University - $10,000 / Giulia Nelson - University of South Florida - $14,500 / Bryce Clayton - Delta State - $12,000 / Alexia Espinoza Vlad - Georgetown University - $260,000 / Chase Howes - University of Florida - $4,000 / Christian Vitrano - University of South Florida - $12,000 / Michael Reyes - Redlands College- $32,000 / Isabela Borda - University of Massachusetts - $10,000 / Madelyn Stephens - University of Alabama - $24,000 / Benno Hermans - University of Central Florida - $14,000 / Georgianna Ciorogar - University of South Florida - $20,000 / Dakota Kehoe-Rivera - University of South Florida- $20,000 / Michaela Robinson - Rollins College - $94,447 / Hannah Ogden - University of Central Florida - $16,000 / Camila Arteaga - Florida Gulf Coast University - $12,000

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Online Parking Instructions

Collier County Public Schools has launched a new way to apply for student parking! Click here for instructions.

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Message from Principal Dr. Sean C Kinsley

I would like to take this opportunity to share with you how honored I am to be working at Barron Collier High School. I have been in education since 1993, starting my career as a Science Instructor at a high school in New York. My first administrative assignment was an Assistant Principal in February of 1999, working in a building comprised of students in Grades 7-12. I received my first position as a principal in 2003. My educational background includes a Bachelor of Science Degree in Biology, Master of Science Degree in Foundations and Teaching, and Master of Science Degree in School Administration as well as a Doctorate in School Leadership. My educational philosophy is quite simple…ALL decisions made are based on what is best for the students. One of the driving forces that support my philosophy comes from a famous quote by Theodore Roosevelt- “Nobody cares how much you know, until they know how much you care.” I look forward to working with you and your child in my role at Barron Collier.

As of 5/10/23, the Collier County School District is switching over to a program called Aktivate for all of our Activities Dept. paperwork needs. The athleticclearance.com website and sportsyou app will no longer be used. Home campus is built into Aktivate so all of your needs will be in one place for info/documents/communication. Please see the instructions attached and if you have any questions please email us and ask. This will take place starting today for any summer needs and for the fall of 2023 moving forward.

https://www.aktivate.com/

Aktivate Registration Instructions for Parents