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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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On Friday, we joyfully commemorated the diversity of FLEC with World Heritage Chapel, where students and their families beamed with pride, adorned in vibrant costumes and colors of their heritage. Thank you to all who contributed to and celebrated this chapel's truly remarkable specialness.
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As we head into Teacher Appreciation Week, we want to invite all our families to participate in appreciating our awesome educators. From our PE and music teachers, ESS teachers, and all our other elective and homeroom teachers, let’s show them love all week long.
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Our 7th grade Bible students have been learning about the Great Commission (Matthew 28) and how the Gospel has spread around the world! 🌍 Each student researched a global region, exploring Christianity’s growth, cultural challenges, and Adventism’s presence—then celebrated with an international food festival featuring dishes from their region. Faith, learning, and food made for a meaningful and fun experience! 🍲✨
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Mr. Fortune's 7th and 8th grade advanced math classes recently finished a unit on geometry. The culminating project was for each student to design a quilt in which each square showcases all four of the different kinds of transformations that they studied: translations, reflections, rotations, and dilations. Students designed each square and then replicated it 16 times to create the finished project. The result is a stunning, mesmerizing piece of artwork that doubles as a lesson in geometry, cementing these concepts in students' minds.
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Our 6th-grade students embarked on a journey through Greek and Roman architecture, unleashing their creativity as they researched, designed models, and presented their assigned building types to the rest of class.
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FLEC FEATURE - We wanted to congratulate our Innovation Design Thinking Elective students for all the amazing hard work they presented at our State Level Innovation X this year.
A special congratulations goes to our outgoing 8th graders: Amaya who earned 2nd Place in STEM+C, and to Maddy and Rylee for earning 1st Place in Entrepreneurship! We are so proud of you ladies!
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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.