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East Lake Middle School Academy of Engineering
DECEMBER STUDENTS OF THE MONTHSuperintendent of Schools: Michael L. Grego, Ed.D.
School Board:Peggy L. O’Shea - Chair Rene Flowers-Vice Chair Carol J. CookTerry KrassnerJoanne LentinoLinda S. LernerEileen Long
Principal:Karen Huzar
Newsletter EditorKarin David & Sarah Dobes
Inside this issue:
Schedule of events..............................2
Testing Calendar ......................... . .2Testing Calendar........................... . . . .3
Emma Longwell...................................5Hidden in Plain Site. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6
Walk to school day. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6
Engineeering Avisory board.. .6PTA, & 8th grade dance, ..................7
Parent Portal.......................................7
A MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL
6TH GRADE
Jackson Yambor
Pinellas County Schools Website: www.pcsb.org ELMS Phone: (727)940-7624 / ELMS Website: pcsb.org/Eastlake-ms
JANUARY 2018
7TH GRADE
James Rolen
Sophia Capshaw Callie Allison
8TH GRADE
James Geiss
Avery Schuesler
Top 10 Educator of the Year..............4
SAC......................................................8Sponsors...............................................9
Happy New Year. I hope everyone had a great break and are rejuvenated to work hard again second semester. I did want to address the cell phone policy since I received many emails and student requests to be allowed to have cell phones in class. First, I want to state that we will follow Pinellas County Schools Code of Conduct. In the Code of Conduct it states that all cell phones should be off and away. If students can keep them off and away in their backpack then they are meeting the Code of Conduct. However, if you know your student is easily distracted by their cell phone then they might be better off keeping their cell phone in their locker. Please also remember that in any emergency situation our main focus is to get everyone out safely; no one will be stopping to get cell phones out of bags or lockers. I hope that you will talk with your students about their decision where their cell phone is best kept. I also want to tell you that we will be enforcing discipline if students cannot keep their cell phones off and away in their bags or lockers. I will first be addressing students during the announcements the first week back to clarify what is okay and what is not. I also want to let you know since we started enforcing "off and away," our students have been more focused on school at school and less distracted by social media at school.
Melissa Broner and Principal Karen Huzar
Also please check inside this edition for the spring testing dates. It is imperative that appointments be avoided during these assessments as students that miss them will be pulled during normal class time to make up exams.
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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
• Jan. 8th - Classes resume• Jan. 9th - 2nd semester begins• Jan. 10th - SAC meeting 5:30 p.m. Performing
Arts Building• Jan. 10th - PTA 6:30 p.m. Performing Arts• Jan. 15th - No School MLK Day• Jan. 17th - Walk to school day 8:15 Calvary• Jan. 18th - Data Chat 6:00 p.m. Performing Arts
Building• Jan. 23rd - Beginning Band/Orchestra Concert• Jan. 24th - Club Pictures• Jan. 24th - Hidden in Plain Sight 5:30 Performing
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2ndSemester
SAC &PTA
no school walk to
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data chat
concert club pictures
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ClinicNews
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Fourth year in a row ELMS has a top 10 finalist for Educator of the Year for Pinellas County Schools!
The 10 finalists in the 2017-18 Outstanding Educator of the Year recognition program have been named. The Outstanding Educator of the Year finalists are:
• Jessica Black, a fourth-grade teacher at Bear Creek Elementary School• Jessie Boyce, a mathematics teacher at Tyrone Middle School• Jennifer Denmon, language arts at Boca Ciega High School• Sarah Deturk, a social studies teacher at East Lake Middle School Academy• Jenni Herman, a second-grade teacher at Pinellas Central Elementary School• Ann McNicol, a science teacher at Countryside High School• Jason Obara, a music teacher at Carwise Middle School• Katie Swango, a mathematics teacher at Bay Point Middle School• Jeanne Wellings, a gifted teacher at Ridgecrest Elementary School• Heather Wiseman, a language arts teacher at East Lake High School
A panel of judges determined the 10 finalists based on multiple criteria. The finalists will undergo an interview process and a second round of scoring by a different panel of judges, who will select the final winner.
The 10 finalists rode on a float in the annual Snowfest Parade in St. Petersburg on December 2, 2017. All of the nominees and finalists will be honored and the 2017-18 Outstanding Educator of the Year will be announced at the annual Evening of Excellence, which is presented by the Pinellas Education Foundation. The evening is sponsored by Ditek, Humana, and the Tampa Bay Rays, and will be held at The Mahaffey Theater in St. Petersburg on Wednesday, January 31, 2018.
CONGRATULATIONS and good luck Mrs. DeTurk!
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East Lake Middle School Academy of Engineering2016-2017
School GradesEast Lake Middle School
Academy of Engineering
East Lake Middle School
Middle Schools in PINELLAS COUNTY
Middle Schools in the STATE OF FLORIDA#9#9
Top Ten Middle Schools in the State of Florida
1 Doral Academy Of Technology
2 Okaloosa Stemm Center
3 Archimedean Middle Conservatory
4Terrace Community Middle School
5 Bay Middle School of the Arts
6 George Washington Carver Middle
7Julia Landon College Preparatory & Leadership Development School
8Somerset Academy Charter Middle School South Miami
9East Lake Middle School Academy Of Engineering
10
Top Five Middle Schools in Pinellas County Florida
1East Lake Middle School Academy Of Engineering
2Clearwater Fundamental Middle School
3 Thurgood Marshall Fundamental
4 Palm Harbor Middle School
5 Tarpon Springs Middle School
Alachua Learning Academy Middle School
Number 1 Again, 2016-2017!ELMS finished number one in Pinellas
county for all middle schools, and number 9 in the state of Florida!
MISSION 100% STUDENT SUCCESSEast Lake Middle School Academy of Engineering will prepare students to be college and career ready and have the skills to compete in a global society.
The School Board of Pinellas County, Florida, prohibits any and all forms of discrimination and harassment based on race, color, sex, religion, national origin,
marital status, age, sexual orientation or disability in any of its programs, services or activities.