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We are excited to celebrate the induction of our newest members into the National Junior Honor Society! ✨
These students have gone above and beyond, demonstrating excellence in Scholarship, Service, Leadership, Character, and Citizenship. Through their hard work, integrity, and commitment to serving others, they represent the very best of our school community.
We are so proud of their accomplishments and look forward to all they will continue to achieve!
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Huge congratulations to our 8th graders Avonlea and Caroline for earning a perfect score of 100 on their WrAP testing. WrAP (Writing Assessment Program) is designed to evaluate students’ writing skills, including their ability to clearly express ideas, organize their thoughts, and demonstrate strong grammar and critical thinking. Scoring a 100 reflects not only mastery of these skills, but also dedication, focus, and hard work.
We are so proud of both of you for this outstanding accomplishment!
A special thank you to Mrs. Hillmon, their ELA teacher, for her guidance, support, and commitment to helping students grow into confident and capable writers.
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Our next Spirit Day is coming Wednesday. Dress up like a pirate or a panther (put that FLEC gear to use!)
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Class pictures will be taken tomorrow. Please be sure you students come dressed in their FLEC uniform.
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As spring is in full bloom, we want to remind our families of the beautiful creatures we share our campus with. Please use extra caution while driving through campus and remind your students to give nature its space as the new babies learn their boundaries.
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The elementary and middle school Kindness Club students participated in community outreach at the SALT Outreach youth and young adult center. They worked on projects such as making pb & j sandwiches and burritos, sorting and counting hygiene products for inventory, and planting onions and garlic to use for cooking in the future. The students enjoyed showing kindness to their unhoused neighbors.
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Our 3rd grade ACE students got to visit the Emil Buehler Planetarium @seminoleplanet this week. Extra special learning more about the Artemis Mission, which is currently happening, along with some exciting experiments.
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A Day of Discovery at Innovus
Our 3rd graders had a fun and engaging field trip at the Innovus Innovation Center where hey rotated between 3 workshops:
1. Mechatronics Lab/Coding- Students made their own instrument and coded it to play a variety of music.
2. Culinary- students made pudding from scratch, placed them into small pie crusts and topped them with delicious fresh fruit.
3. Industrial Design- Students were inspired by a story that featured a group of kids who designed an inclusive playground for handicapped students and not handicapped students. They enjoyed using their imaginations to design their own inclusive playground.
We also had 18 NJHS 8th grade students with us to help assist the third graders during rotations. We really appreciated seeing how helpful and kind they were with the 3rd graders. We plan to collaborate again next year!
-Alana Paradise
3rd Grade Teacher
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This Thursday Lifetouch will be on campus for Spring Pictures. Students may wear spring attire but will be required to change into a full unfirm after photo is taken.
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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.