St. Augustine High School



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St. Augustine High School’s Daily Buzz

Monday, October 26, 2015

 Character Counts quote:

“The same boiling water that softens the potato hardens the egg. It's about what you're made of, not the circumstances.”

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The next Bloodmobile will be November 6.  Please see Mr. Benyacko in room E503 if you would like to sign up to donate.

ATTENTION SENIORS

Any senior interested in being in the front line of the panoramic, bring $9.99 to Ms. Prosuch by Monday, October 26th.

PICTURES AND MAKE UPS

Panoramic, Academy & Large Group pictures will be taken on Tuesday, November 3rd. Underclassmen needing to retake or make up pictures should see Mrs. Forsythe in F501 to schedule an appointment.

Would You Like to Volunteer as a Surrogate Parent?

What is a surrogate parent?

“…an individual appointed to act in the place of a parent in educational decision-making and in safeguarding a child’s rights under the [federal] Individuals with Disabilities Education Act and [state law].”

§ 39.0016(1)(c), Fla. Stat.

Who needs a surrogate parent?

A student with a disability or a student who is suspected of having a disability, needs a surrogate parent when the natural parent or guardian is unknown, or the whereabouts of the natural parent or guardian cannot be determined, or the child is a ward of the state or ward of the court under the laws of the State of Florida.

St. Johns County School District is searching for surrogate parents

If you are interested in learning more about the significant role a surrogate parent plays in the lives of our students, then please join us:

When: Friday, October 30th, 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

Where: The School Board Office, 40 Orange Street, St Augustine, FL 32084

To Register: call the SJCS Office of Exceptional Student Education (ESE) at 904-547-7712

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ECUADOR TRIP

Don’t miss out on this summer’s Ecuador trip. Visit the sights and sounds that was once the center of the Incan Empire. Go whitewater rafting and zip lining, visit the equator, historical breathtaking basilicas, and a Condor birds of prey center, as well as take part in an indigenous homestay all while earning 40 hours of Bright-Future Community Service Hours. To find out how you can be a part of this once in a lifetime trip see Ms. Naughton in Room E501 or Dean Crespo.

Spend your Spring Break 2016 in Italy on a trip to Venice, Florence & Rome!!

Join us for a 10 day tour of Italy during Spring Break 2016!  Explore Venice from a gondola on the Grand Canal, experience history in Florence while visiting famous landmarks and world renowned art such as Michelangelo’s statue of David and Botticelli’s The Birth of Venus.  Be sure to stop for pictures at the Leaning Tower of Pizza, explore the world’s most famous arena in Rome - the Colosseum, where gladiators engaged in combat!  On your visit to the Vatican City, marvel at Michelangelo’s breathtaking ceiling in the Sistine Chapel.  Also included is St. Peter’s Basilica, guided tour of Rome, a 2 day extension to the Pompeii Ruins and an island cruise to the Isle of Capri!  Don’t miss this jam-packed exciting experience of a lifetime! 

See Mr. Richardson in room C-305 for details.

Link Crew will be selling Boo-A-Grams through October 27th during all 3 lunches in the cafeteria. The price is $1 each.

Regular Club and Activity Meetings:

AICE Advisory Board creates and organizes activities for AICE students at SAHS, such as college tours and other fun events for AICE students to get to know one another better, plus support various community service organizations and host fundraisers to help provide financial support for the academic needs of AICE students.

Memberships: All AICE students, grades 9-12 are welcome. AICE parents & faculty are encouraged to join too!

Meetings: Every Thursday morning, 8:30 a.m., Room C302

Contact Person: Dena Bechtle, 904-547-8533

AVID Club – Next meeting will be Wednesday, October 21st in M213 at 8:45 a.m.

Fellowship of Christian Athletes – Every Tuesday morning at 8:30 a.m.

outside the arts hall by the big oak tree.

Key Club – Tuesday mornings, 8:30 a.m. in G620.

Hey!  Want to join a fun club?  Come to the ASL Club meeting – meets every other Friday of the month at 8:45 a.m. in B245 (Ms. Hurd). The next meeting will be November 6th. Dues are $8.00

Spanish Club (SEE MANDATORY MEETING INFO AT END OF CLUB SECTION) meets every 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month from 4-5:00 p.m. in B-239. Next meeting is October 27th.

The Taking a Stand Club meets every Wednesday morning at

8:30 a.m. in room B238. Come listen to former bullies and bullied, but don’t feel that you need share yourself.  

The High Q team is practicing on Mondays in the Media Center from 4-4:30 p.m.

FRENCH CLUB is BACK! They meet every other Tuesday. The next

meeting will be Tuesday, October 27th at 8:30 a.m. in room B238.

Recycling Club is still looking for anyone willing to help keep St.

Augustine green.  If you are interested in getting community service hours,

then see Mr. Sohn after school in D-413 any and or every Monday.

Astronomy Club meets every other Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. in room

F602. The next meeting is October 21st.

Interact Club meets the 1st Wednesday of every month at 8:40 am in

F201.

Best Buddies meet every other Thursday at 8:45 am in B238. The next

meeting is October 29th .

EQUALITY CLUB meets every other Thursday starting October 15th

At 8:45 am in the Black Box. “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice ever everywhere.” – Martin Luther King, Jr.

ATTENTION ALL R.O.T.C. CADETS!

If you are interested in the Raider Athletics Team, practice will be after school.

Mondays 4:00pm – 5:00pm

Wednesdays 3:00pm – 4:00pm

Mandatory SAHS Spanish Club Meeting

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¿Cuándo? martes el 27 de octubre (Tuesday 27 October)

¿A qué hora? 4:00-5:00 pm

¿Dónde? Salon # B239

¿Por qué? 1) Plan to have your face painted

2) bring your dues

3) see the club shirts

4) discuss upcoming Events

5) make chapurrados

6) find out what chapurrados are

Reminder: You get a club t-shirt & alpaca hat once you pay your dues!

ST. JOHNS COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT

PARENT PERMISSION FORM FOR FIELD STUDY ACTIVITIES

Student Name: (Date *Paid: Cash Check # )

Check made out to AICE Booster Club

*Free or Reduced Lunch? Scholarships are available

School:_____St. Augustine High School____

I/We, the parents/guardians of the student named above, understand the nature of the activity being planned to:

_____Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, FL ________on_ Tuesday November 3rd, 2015

Time: Leave: load buses at 5:30am, depart at 6:00am________ Return: _approx. 6:00pm_______

We understand transportation will be by:__Coach & Carriage Charter Buses___ at a cost of *$25.00+ $8 for lunch in

the FAU cafeteria, = $33

(or bring a bag lunch)

We acknowledge our student is in good physical health and the Study does not pose a health hazard to my student. We also understand in times of national emergency or any other time when it is in the best interest of the health, safety and welfare of students and employees, the School Board may revoke its approval assuming no liability for reimbursement of costs or expenses incurred by the cancellation of any activity.

I/We hereby grant permission and give my/our consent for my student to (1) be treated by any qualified nurse, physician, or surgeon as may be deemed necessary by the District, its agents, servants, or employees during the activity; (2) be administered medication and/or emergency first aid care as may be necessary or appropriate; and (3) receive treatment in hospitals, medical offices, or elsewhere in the event of accident or illness. To assist in that medical care or treatment, I/we represent that the medical information supplied on the Medical Information Form and or the School Health Card is true and accurate. In the event of an injury requiring medical attention,

I/We understand and agree that neither the District nor its agents, servants, or employees are responsible for obtaining, or for the result of any medical or emergency treatment rendered or supplied to my student. I/We will hold the District and its agents, servants, or employees harmless and indemnify them from any claim, cause of action or demand arising out of any form of or the lack of medical or emergency treatment rendered to my student.

In the event that a student must return to school independently for reasons of health, accident, failure to conform to rules established by the teacher in charge, etc., we agree to accept full responsibility for and to pay for the cost of medical care, transportation and other incidental expenses. This permission slip also serves as a contract that the student and parent(s) understand and agree to the guidelines from each teacher as to making up missed assignments.

My student, by his/her signature hereto, fully agrees and consents to the foregoing with permission to participate in the listed field study.

Parent’s Name(s) (Print): ______________________________________________

X_________________________________________/ X________________________________________/

Signature of Student / Date Signature of Parent/Guardian / Date

________________________ ______________________ _____________________________

Cell Phone Work Phone Home Phone

Emergency contact, if parent unavailable _____________________ Phone _______________________

Family Physician ________________________________________ Phone _______________________

Health Insurance Provider _________________________________ Policy# ______________________

**Does this student have a health condition chaperones should be aware of? Yes No

**If so, does the student require medication to be dispensed during this field study? Yes No

**If the student requires medication during this activity, and or there is information of which sponsors should be aware, I understand I am obligated to complete the Medical Information Form (obtained from the activity supervisor) and provide the medication to the personnel trained to administer the medication.

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October:  our focus this month is….RESPONSIBILITY:  do what you are supposed to do; Plan ahead; Persevere: keep trying!; Always do your best; Use self-control; Be self-disciplined; Think before you act-consider the consequences; Be accountable for your words, actions and attitudes; Set a good example for others.

SPRING/SUMMER TRAVEL

FUNDRAISERS

CLUBS

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