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This season, our FLEC Blue and Green Co-Ed Flag Football teams truly played with heart, determination, and incredible sportsmanship from beginning to end. Throughout the season, both teams showed tremendous growth in skill, teamwork, and confidence as they competed against tough opponents and represented our school with pride.
Interest in flag football reached an exciting new level this year, with over 60 students participating in tryouts, nearly half of them girls, highlighting the growing enthusiasm and inclusivity of our program.
Our Green Team battled hard all season and gained valuable experience, finishing their playoff run in the first round with 1 win and 2 losses. Meanwhile, our Blue Team continued rose to the challenge during playoff week and ultimately advanced all the way to the championship game against ICS . After an exciting and hard-fought season, the Blue Team proudly brought home the championship title!
We are incredibly proud of all of our student-athletes for their effort, perseverance, and Christ-like sportsmanship throughout the season. Congratulations to both teams on an unforgettable year!
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Today, our 8th grade students took a meaningful walk through familiar hallways, reflecting on their journey.
Our younger grades caught a glimpse of their own potential, inspired by what the future holds. Meanwhile, our 8th graders celebrated their growth, acknowledging the experiences that shaped them to date.
Thank you to our guidance team for orchestrating this memorable clap out event.
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Recently, the Discipleship class went on a rewarding community service trip to Markham Woods Church, where they had the opportunity to lend a helping hand to Pastor Rayshaun and get a glimpse into the daily life of a pastor. They soon realized just how much a pastor does behind the scenes to keep the church running smoothly. The class rolled up their sleeves and got to work, tackling various tasks during their time. They helped move some boxes and equipment, cleaned up a bit of the place, and even assisted with some organizational tasks. Through this experience, the Discipleship class gained a deeper appreciation for the hard work and dedication that goes into maintaining a church community. 🙏🏼💪
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Thank you TEACHERS! ❤️ - a special tribute from Ms.Ledesma’s 1st grade class to all the teachers out there.
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Today in chapel our teachers enjoyed “chapel snackle box” and received a collaborative gift from their students. It has been an awesome week and we are thankful to all the families and volunteers for helping us appreciate our educators.
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Today, we celebrate our teachers with rice, beans, and breeze. Lunch made by by Gallos, who also wowed us with a donated delectable tres leches cake.
As students reflect on the impact of their teachers, stories unfold, highlighting the educators' roles as steady anchors.
Tomorrow marks the final day to express your gratitude - share a 'message in a bottle' with the teachers who make a difference to your students and family.
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Today students showered teachers with gifts to fill their treasure chests with. jeffsbagelrun made an amazing spread and Spring Meadows Seventh-day Adventist Church crew brought the coffee, fruits and pastries to keep us going all day!!
Tomorrow is Anchor Appreciation. Have students deliver a message (out loud or on paper) as to how their teacher is their “anchor”
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As Teacher Appreciation moved forward, you all spoiled our teachers with more flowers than some could handle. In the morning, our awesome team of parent volunteers helped blend some “room service” smoothies for our amazing teaching staff. Tomorrow is a day of treasures; let’s keep spoiling our educators!
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Happy Teacher Appreciation Week. Our voyage began today with a Fresh Start Bon Voyage Breakfast, with a special devotional time led by our future principal, Mr. Herr. Teachers enjoyed high-fives all over campus from all their special students, and later in the day, teachers got to stop in and “shop” at the Forest Lake Church Duty Free Shop. While they browsed the yummy snacks and treats, they enjoyed yummy drinks made by the Children’s Ministries Team. Tomorrow, remember, we invite all students to bring the tropical tide by sharing flowers with their teachers. Be creative: bring a plant, a bouquet, a hand-drawn flower, or even one made from clay or pipe cleaners.
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NOTICE OF NONDISCRIMINATORY POLICY
Florida Conference Seventh-day Adventist schools admit students of any race, color, ethnicity, national origin, gender, and sexual orientation. Our schools do not discriminate on the basis of any of the aforementioned categories in decisions for admission, discipline, or application of education policies. We promote a sharp focus on learning and caring while requiring all students to adhere to behavioral expectations set out in a strict code of conduct supported by the Biblical beliefs of the Seventh-day Adventist Church.