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Principal’s Message

Welcome to a New Year at North Fort Myers High School…Home of the Red Knights! With a rich history of over fifty years, North is known for Respect, Tradition, Pride and Suc-cess. Our school is a place where students can find rigor in academics, creative expression in the arts, involvement through our many clubs and organiza-tions, and excellence with athletics. Within our family environment, staff, parents, community members and students work together to discover passions, develop talents, dream big and realize

goals. Our students are among the best and the brightest in our area and with-in our country. Currently rated as a Florida Department of Education “A” school, North High graduates grace the halls of Ivy League and top postsec-ondary institutions, professional companies in business, service to country, the arts and multiple professional athletic teams. Our school year is well underway and much activity has been happening since even before the first official school day. Over 75% of our students came in during pre-school prep days to check out chrome books, textbooks and se-cure lockers and/or a parking decal. We welcomed over 300 freshmen (of our current class of 485) during Freshmen Orientation. It was a full day of help-ing our new students become more familiar with our campus, meeting new friends, learning about processes and traditions, and gearing up for a success-ful first year. Our teaching staff was engaged in 5 full days of learning and preparation for the upcoming school year and we hosted our Meet Your Teacher Open House that had an incredible family turn out! All of this plan-ning and pre-school activity contributed to a super smooth opening day this year. ...continued on page 2

Principal Debbie Diggs Assistant Principals Amanda Sanford Doug McKeever John Drake Dr. Michelle Stewart The School Board of Lee County, Florida Mary Fischer, District 1 Melisa Giovannelli, District 2 Chris Patricca, District 3 (Vice Chairman) Debbie Jordan, District 4 Gwynetta Gittens, District 5 (Chairman) Betsy Vaughn, District 6 Superintendent Dr. Gregory K. Adkins www.leeschools.net

The School Board of Lee County, Florida

prohibits discrimination on the basis of age,

color, disability, gender, national origin,

marital status, religion, or sexual orienta-

tion.

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OUT OF FIELD TEACHERS

Consistent student attendance is critical to academic success. As adults, we already know the importance of being in school. Students being in class each and every day to receive direct instruc-tion from their teacher and be actively engaged in guided learning activities with their peers has the biggest positive impact on their learning. In order to issue credit for course completion, the Department of Education has requirements regard-ing time in class. In alignment with those expectations, The School District of Lee County’s attendance policy provides that students who miss a class more than 9 times in a semester, may be in danger of losing credit. With only 90 days in a se-mester, on a block schedule, each class only meets 45 times. Students absent more than 9 times represents missing in excess of 20% of the class. A great conversation to have with students is that in the work force, for most of us, missing more than 20% of our days on the job would be grounds to lose our job. With school dismissal occurring at 1:35 p.m., please try to schedule any appointments after that time. If an absence is unavoidable due to illness, a medical appointment, court, or family loss, please provide Student Services with documentation of that absence (either directly to that office or via e-mail atNFMHSattendance@leeschools.net) upon the first day back to school. Over the summer, we received our 2018-2019 school grade data that resulted in a repeat grade of an “A”. After a year of intense progress monitoring, collaborative teacher planning and implementation of differentiated instructional strategies, I am pleased to report that our overall score increased by 27 points (from 635 up to 662). We had the second highest number of points for all public high schools in Lee Coun-ty, tied for the highest point gains and were only one of 2 high schools that earned an “A.” Our School Improvement goals this year will be geared directly toward in-creasing Algebra 1 proficiency and Reading/Writing gains of our incoming fresh-men. While district wide, our data is already comparatively good, we will have two additional goals to reduce the number of In School suspensions and number of stu-dents who are chronically absent. AICE and ARTS are THRIVING at North. We received more applications than ever before and have experienced growth in every program. It is going to be an exciting year to watch our kids as they continue to ma-ture and refine their skills and passions. Opportunities for students to get involved in athletics and/or activities are as plentiful as ever. With 26 athletic teams and over 40 clubs/organizations, there is truly something for everyone. Please encourage your North High student to get involved and become a part of our rich history. Thank you to all of our parents and business partners for your ongoing support. To-gether we will continue to strengthen the lives of our students and the future of our community. It’s going to be a great year! Once a Red Knight, Always a Red Knight! Mrs. Diggs, principal

Florida State Statute 1012.42 recognizes that teachers at times must be assigned duties in a class outside the field in which they are certified. Effective 8/12/2019 the following are Out of Field: Ronald Cluff—ESOL Kevin Hendrickson—ESOL Nancy Oukassee– ESOL Elizabeth Southwood— ESOL Bailey Reed– Reading Leah Meredith—ESE Scott Wiley—ESE

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DIGITAL DESIGN NEWS

ACCESSING STUDENT GRADES, RESOURCES, SCHOOL UPDATES, AND MORE!

SCHOOL MESSENGER COMMUNICATE:

The School District of Lee County uses School Messenger Communicate to share important messages about your child’s education. The system allows us to call, text and email you. To receive messages from your child’s school, you need to create a free account. Just go to www.leeschools.net/parent_portal to sign up. In order to receive text messages you must opt in by texting YES, OPTIN or SUBSCRIBE to 67587. The District is not allowed to send you texts unless you opt in.

NEW DISTRICT APP:

WE HAVE AN APP FOR THAT! The School District of Lee County mobile app provides quick, easy access to valua-ble information and tools. Search “The School District of Lee County” in the app store and look for an icon with the District Seal on a blue background. Once you’ve downloaded the app you can subscribe to your child’s school, pull events directly from the school calendar into your calendar, check bus schedules, lunch menus and more! FORTIFY FLORIDA:

FortifyFL is a suspicious activity reporting tool that allows you to instantly relay information to appropriate law enforcement agencies and school officials. By accessing FortifyFL, students and parents can share tips and infor-mation, pictures and videos and optionally submit their contact information. Learn more at https://getfortifyfl.com/

WHERE’S THE BUS:

The School District of Lee County has a secure app that can tell you how many minutes away your child’s bus is from his or her stop. It is free and easy to sign up, just go to www.leeschools.net/transportationand click Where’s the Bus? We hope this tool helps make your mornings and afternoons run a bit more smoothly.

LAUNCHPAD:

Access online learning tools with LAUNCHPAD. LAUNCHPAD provides easy access to applications that will help your child succeed in school, enable you to monitor their progress and enrich their learning experience. View your students’ schedules, their grades, educational resources, school information, textbooks and library books, Accelerated Reader information, individual learning paths and more all in one place at launchpad.leeschools.net.

MESSAGE FROM THE COUNSELORS The Scholarship and Financial Aid Newsletter will be posted monthly at https://nfm.leeschools.net/our_students/collegeandcareer and also on the grade level google classrooms. Financial Aid Night is Tuesday, October 22

nd at NFMHS in the media center from 6pm-8pm. Senior stu-

dents needing assistance filling out the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) should attend with a parent or guardian. Please bring a charged Chromebook, 2018 tax return forms and social security #’s. The FAFSA opens up October 1

st and many priority deadlines for colleges are November 1

st. Further,

we encourage you to take advantage of this opportunity to get assistance from a FAFSA expert! Bright Futures Volunteer Hours Reminder regarding Bright Futures Volunteer Hours: ALL community service/volunteer work that you are wanting to have documented to count towards Bright Futures needs to be PRE-APPROVED by your counselor and the proper paperwork needs to be done. The paperwork includes the following: (i) Agree-ment; (ii) Proposal; (iii) Reflection, and finally, (iv) Letter on letterhead from site/agency supervisor stating you completed the hours. You can find this paperwork in guidance or on your google classroom. Should you have any specific questions, please be sure to contact your alpha counselor.

AICE FALL TESTING SCHEDULE

The Fall 2019 AS and A Level examination calendar is posted below. Registration for this session is now closed. Keep in mind failure to attend any components of an examination you registered for will result in financial penalty equal to the cost of the examination.

English General Paper 3-Oct-19 AM 1h 15m 8:45-10:00 Media Center

Thinking Skills 4-Oct-19 PM 1h 45m 11:45-1:30 Media Center

English General Paper 10-Oct-19 AM 1h 45m 8:15-10:00 Media Center

Business 11-Oct-19 AM 1h 15m 8:45-10:00 M110

Sociology 14-Oct-19 AM 1h 30m 8:30-10:00 S114

History 15-Oct-19 AM 1h 8:45-9:45 Media Center

Business 17-Oct-19 AM 1h 30m 8:30-10:00 M110

Psychology 17-Oct-19 AM 1h 30m 8:30-10:00 M110

English Language 18-Oct-19 PM 2h 15m 11:15-1:30 M110

English Language 22-Oct-19 PM 2h 11:30-1:30 M110

History 24-Oct-19 AM 1h 30m 8:30-10:00 Media Center

Psychology 24-Oct-19 AM 1h 30m 8:30-10:00 M110

Sociology 28-Oct-19 AM 1h 30m 8:30-10:00 S114

History 31-Oct-19 AM 1h 8:45-9:45 M110

KEY TIME CHANGE 3-Nov-19 BOTH 8:00AM 12:00PM ALL

History 5-Nov-19 AM 1h 30m 7:30-9:00 M110

Thinking Skills 15-Nov-19 PM 1h 45m 10:45-12:30 Media Center

AICE PROVISIONAL SPRING TESTING SCHEDULE

The PROVISIONAL Spring 2019 AS and A Level examination calendar from Cambridge is posted below. Keep in mind these dates are cur-

rently PROVISIONAL. While Cambridge typically does not change much from this draft calendar to the final calendar released in November

changes are a possibility. At minimum, this can be a helpful guide for parents and students planning a vacation or college visit in the first

weeks of June. We will release the final calendar in November when provided by Cambridge and then a more detailed calendar with times

and locations in February.

Syllabus Title Duration Date Session

Marine Science 1 hour 30 minutes Tue 28 Apr 20 Afternoon

English General Paper 1 hour 15 minutes Wed 29 Apr 20 Morning

English Language 2 hours 15 minutes Thu 30 Apr 20 Morning

French Language 1 hour 45 minutes Thu 30 Apr 20 Afternoon

Marine Science 1 hour 15 minutes Thu 30 Apr 20 Afternoon

Marine Science 1 hour 30 minutes Fri 01 May 20 Afternoon

Thinking Skills 1 hour 30 minutes Fri 01 May 20 Afternoon

English Language 2 hours 0 minutes Mon 04 May 20 Morning

History 1 hour 30 minutes Mon 04 May 20 Afternoon

Chemistry 2 hours 0 minutes Tue 05 May 20 Morning

Mathematics (Pure Mathematics) 1 hour 50 minutes Tue 05 May 20 Afternoon

Psychology 1 hour 30 minutes Tue 05 May 20 Morning

Biology 2 hours 0 minutes Wed 06 May 20 Morning

Business 1 hour 15 minutes Wed 06 May 20 Afternoon

History 1 hour 0 minutes Wed 06 May 20 Afternoon

Global Perspectives & Research 1 hour 30 minutes Thu 07 May 20 Afternoon

Mathematics (Pure Mathematics) 1 hour 15 minutes Thu 07 May 20 Afternoon

Physics (Practical) 2 hours 0 minutes Thu 07 May 20 Morning

English General Paper 1 hour 45 minutes Fri 08 May 20 Morning

Marine Science 1 hour 15 minutes Fri 08 May 20 Afternoon

Spanish Language 1 hour 45 minutes Fri 08 May 20 Afternoon

Business 1 hour 30 minutes Mon 11 May 20 Afternoon

Chemistry 1 hour 15 minutes Mon 11 May 20 Morning

Chemistry 1 hour 15 minutes Mon 11 May 20 Morning

Sociology 1 hour 30 minutes Mon 11 May 20 Afternoon

Physics 2 hours 0 minutes Tue 12 May 20 Morning

Thinking Skills 1 hour 45 minutes Tue 12 May 20 Afternoon

Biology 1 hour 15 minutes Wed 13 May 20 Morning

Biology 1 hour 15 minutes Wed 13 May 20 Morning

Chemistry (Practical) 2 hours 0 minutes Thu 14 May 20 Morning

Spanish Literature 2 hours 30 minutes Thu 14 May 20 Afternoon

Literature in English 2 hours 0 minutes Fri 15 May 20 Morning

Psychology 1 hour 30 minutes Fri 15 May 20 Morning

HEADLINE

AICE PROVISIONAL SPRING TESTING SCHEDULE Continued…

Physics 1 hour 15 minutes Mon 18 May 20 Morning

Physics 1 hour 15 minutes Mon 18 May 20 Morning

Mathematics (Pure Mathematics) 1 hour 50 minutes Tue 19 May 20 Afternoon

Psychology 1 hour 30 minutes Tue 19 May 20 Morning

Business 3 hours 0 minutes Wed 20 May 20 Afternoon

Music (Listening) 2 hours 0 minutes Wed 20 May 20 Afternoon

Biology (Practical) 2 hours 0 minutes Thu 21 May 20 Morning

Literature in English 2 hours 0 minutes Thu 21 May 20 Morning

Sociology 1 hour 30 minutes Thu 21 May 20 Afternoon

English Language 2 hours 15 minutes Fri 22 May 20 Morning

History 1 hour 0 minutes Fri 22 May 20 Afternoon

Media Studies 2 hours 0 minutes Fri 22 May 20 Morning

Physics (Practical) 2 hours 0 minutes Tue 26 May 20 Morning

Travel & Tourism 2 hours 30 minutes Tue 26 May 20 Afternoon

Environmental Management 1 hour 30 minutes Wed 27 May 20 Afternoon

Psychology 1 hour 30 minutes Wed 27 May 20 Morning

Chemistry (Practical) 2 hours 0 minutes Thu 28 May 20 Morning

Sociology 3 hours 0 minutes Thu 28 May 20 Afternoon

Biology (Practical) 2 hours 0 minutes Tue 02 Jun 20 Morning

History 1 hour 30 minutes Tue 02 Jun 20 Afternoon

Physics (Multiple Choice) 1 hour 15 minutes Wed 03 Jun 20 Morning

Environmental Management 1 hour 30 minutes Thu 04 Jun 20 Afternoon

Literature in English 2 hours 0 minutes Thu 04 Jun 20 Morning

Literature in English 2 hours 0 minutes Thu 04 Jun 20 Morning

English Language 2 hours 15 minutes Fri 05 Jun 20 Morning

Chemistry (Multiple Choice) 1 hour 0 minutes Tue 09 Jun 20 Morning

Biology (Multiple Choice) 1 hour 0 minutes Thu 11 Jun 20 Morning

Spanish Language 1 hour 30 minutes Fri 15 May 20 Afternoon

French Language 1 hour 30 minutes Mon 18 May 20 Afternoon

ELECTIONS

Officials from the Lee County Supervisor of Elections Office presented a Voter Registration Program at North Fort Myers High School on September 10 and 11. Students learned much about the history and importance of voting in the United States from four dedicated officials, including Artemis Kahl, Melvia Zei-gler, Juan Diez, and Raymond DeLeon. Following the information portion of the program, these officials registered to vote students from Mrs. Sally Kilic's and Mr. Mark Forconi's Government classes. "Our North High students are eagerly anticipating their ability to exercise one of their most important rights as American citizens in next year's elections," stated Mrs. Kilic. "Our students realize that voting is a true passage to adult-hood and a major responsibility of citizens to ensure the continuance of our democratic form of government," added Mr. Forconi. A few more voter registration presentations are scheduled for North High in the coming months. However, we need more teachers to request the program presentation for their classes so that we can win the High School Voter Regis-tration Challenge this year. Any teachers who would like to arrange for guest speakers in their classrooms should contact Voter Registration Program Liai-son Sally Kilic via her North High email address. Pictured left to right: Artemis Kahl, Community Education Services Director; Sally Kilic, North High Government teach-er; RaymondDeLeon, Lee Election Patriot; Melvia Zeigler, Lee Election Patriot; Mark Forconi, North High Government teacher; missing from picture is Juan Diez; Lee Election Patriot

KNIGHTS IN SHINING ARMOR

The Knights in Shining Armor will be meeting the first Thursday of every month. The Class is centered on modelling and building better young men, instilling the values of account-ability, etiquette, professionalism, Integrity, and unity. We will also be focusing on Job skills and having var-ious speakers and events through-out the year. The club will also be working on a philanthropic goal and a school improvement goal as well. The Group is also selling ribbons every gameday for $1. We will begin selling Ribbons for Home Games for parents at the Gates. The funds will benefit group apparel and a school improvement project.

DEBATE TEAM

Meetings are every in Mr.

Gaar’s room E128 after school

until 2:30. Next topic: Should

we ban semi-automatic rifles

like the AK-47 and AR-15? You

can even come just to watch!

CROSS COUNTRY

We really have a great team this year. The boys Dominated at the Cape Coral Meet. Mattais Flamholc (pictured be-

low) took the Overall Win at the Cape Meet! Josh Varner has taken the lead once again as team Captain and con-

tinues to show amazing leadership skills such as hard work ethic, energy, integrity, takes initiative and encourages

others. He also is one of our top runners! Below is a picture of him at a Meet cheering in every last runner in the

race.

Come check us out at one of our remaining meets!

9/21 North Port High - 8:15AM

10/5 Bishop Verot High - 7:00AM

We are looking forward to a strong

season! -Coach Castillo

Any high school student-athlete who hopes to continue participating in col-lege athletics, needs to register with either the NCAA or the NAIA or both. Once the student does so, then the school can upload academic transcripts for evaluation. The student will need to be sure to send their ACT and/or SAT Scores to the NCAA or NAIA when they take the test (or pay an extra fee after taking the test). Both items will be needed for the NCAA or NAIA to deter-mine if a college may recruit a student athlete for their school and offer any scholarship opportunities connected with athletic participation. NCAA – www.eligibilitycenter.org

NAIA – www.playnaia.org

STUDENT ATHLETE REGISTRATION

GIRLS’ GOLF TEAM

The Girls Golf team will be looking for another District Championship this year with a core of returning players: Junior Trista Trawick Junior Lolina Bruggeman-Munoz Junior Allarie Kovacs Junior Haley Ironmonger Sophomore Alexis Zergott As well as our new players: Junior Jennifer LaRue Freshman Karsyn Hart

Since 1958, our Regional Science & Engineering Fair (RSEF) program challenges thousands of students from across Southwest Florida to go beyond their classroom studies and pursue independent project-based research. Students work independently or in teams to address questions in the fields of Computer Science, Environmental Science, Medicine & Health, Chemistry, Biology, and a half dozen other categories.

The Thomas Alva Edison Kiwanis Regional Science & Engineering Fair (RSEF) is an affiliate of the Society for Science & the Public, and

selects projects which go on to compete in other state and national competitions, including the prestigious Florida State Science & Engineering Fair (Florida SSEF) and the Intel International Science & Engineering Fair (Intel ISEF). But whether or not a student wins, every student is celebrated and encouraged by the hundreds of other attending students, parents, teachers, mentors, sponsors, judges, and members of the public.

REGIONAL COMPETITION LEVEL:

The 2020 Thomas Alva Edison Kiwanis Regional Science & Engineering Fair will be held on Saturday January 18th, 2020 at Alico Arena, Florida Gulf Coast University, Fort Myers, Florida.

Students will present in Junior (6th – 8th grade) and Senior (9th – 12th grade) Divisions in multiple areas of study. Fair participants are drawn from public, private, parochial and home-schools in Charlotte and Lee Counties. The Awards Ceremony will be at Alico Arena, Florida Gulf Coast University the following week usually at 7:00 PM.

Information regarding fair registration, guidelines, and forms are available from our website (www.edisonfairs.org). Please follow us on social media - Twitter:@EdisonFairs; Facebook:/EdisonFairs

SCHOOL-BASED SCIENCE FAIR

The North Fort Myers High School Science Fair will be held on November 22nd in the Media Center. Please

email TiffanyMBe@leeschools.net for more information

SCIENCE OLYMPIADS

Elementary Science Olympiad - Get community service hours and gain valuable experience in event planning and coordination. Open to all! We need students who are interested in promoting STEM education, working with children, coordinating volunteers and event planning. If any of these things appeal to you, come join us! Mondays, 1:45-2:30 pm in S211

63rd ANNUAL THOMAS ALVA EDISON KIWANIS

REGIONAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING FAIR

HEADLINE INTERACT CLUB: Service Over Self!

Our first N. Ft. Myers Rotary Breakfast

with guest speaker Stephanie Edwards

from Community Cooperative.

By helping others, we help ourselves!

Interact Mobile Food Pantry

The bus is always on campus

helping our community the

third Tuesday of the month

from 3-5 pm.

Our first meeting was a suc-

cess! We have over 85

Interact Club Members for

the 2019-2020 year!

KNIGHT’S KITCHEN

Knight’s Kitchen is hot and

ready! We have begun

the school year with a

strong crew of students

willing to put in great effort

for the staff lunches offered

for sale by Knight’s Kitchen.

Students research recipes,

plan for a shopping trip

while sticking to a budget,

shop for those items, assist

the teachers in preparing the meals, and then deliver to the

teachers and staff who order lunch.

THE EDIBLE FOREST

Our edible forest is also

under way! Students are

learning that they can

grow their own food

right in their “back yard”

here on campus.

U-KNIGHTED CLUB

Once a month, students bridge the gap between

general education students and those students

with special needs. They dance, sing, bake, play

games, and have conversations about every day

life. We are off to a great start with the largest turn

-out in three years since the club began. Want to

join? See Mrs. Beller in E139 or Ms. Keith in E132.

GOLDEN APPLE TEACHER RECOGNITION

It’s that time of year again! It is time to nominate an outstanding full-time teacher, counselor, media specialist, technology specialist, coach or any special area teacher (Pre-K through 12th grade) for the 33rd Annual Golden Apple Teacher Recognition Program™. Teachers may be nominated by using either of the attached forms, the Nomination Forms ponied to your school this week, or by visiting our website at www.leeschoolfoundation.org DEADLINE FOR ALL NOMINATIONS TO BE IN FOUNDATION OFFICE: Friday, October 4, 2019 Six Golden Apple Recipients will receive:

Recognition at the Golden Apple Banquet

Custom Designed Golden Apple trophy & Golden Apple lapel pin

Membership in the Academy of Teachers

$3,000 cash award for the teacher

$500 cash award for the teacher’s school

ORCHESTRA

The NFMHS Orchestra will be having Spirit Nights at the Dairy Queen on Pine Island every 2nd Thursday of each month until May 2020 from 5 to 8 pm. Additional upcoming Dates: 9/25—Prism Concert 6-10pm 10/23– Fall Concert 6pm 10/8—Tri-M Meeting for members 2-3pm 11/2—Solo and Ensemble all day at FGCU 10/17— Orchestra Council Meeting after 11/12 Tri-M Meeting 2-3pm school until 2”15 in C108

HEADLINE

BOEING BOEING A hit comedy of merry misadventures and mistaken identities, Boeing Boeing tells the exploits of French bachelor Bernard and his lovely female flight attend-ants. Three flight attendants, to be exact, from three different countries: and they all believe they’re en-gaged to Bernard! In the past, Bernard has been able to juggle these women due to his detailed timetable of his fiancés’ flight schedules. When the situation changes and all of the women end up at his apartment on the same day, Bernard (with help from his bewil-dered friend Robert) struggles to keep them from learning the truth. Will the lying lothario be able to keep up this charade, or will a disaster occur? As they say: all’s well that ends well! Shows are Oct. 11-12 7:00pm and Oct. 13 2:00pm. Tickets are $5 students $10 adults. Main Cast: Bernard………………………………… Dylan Sneddon Robert………………………………….. Harvey Evans Berthe………………………………….. Madeline Ritter Gloria…………………………………… Lolina Bruggeman- Munoz Gabriela……………………………….. Yuliana Garcia Gretchen……………………………… Giselle Meyer

THESPIAN FESTIVAL

As part of the annual District 6 Thespians Festival, NFMHS has competed in the One Act Play category. Our troupe has received a Superior score and been selected to represent District 6 for the last 4 years in a row at the FL State Thespians Festival in Tampa! This year’s One Act play will be performed as part of the district festival on Nov. 7…let’s hope they “break a leg” and go for a 5th year Superior rating and selection to States! “Hotline” by Cheryl M. Navo Director: Lauren Miller Stage Manager: Gabby Carthy-Pierre (Senior) Lights – Rebekah McDaniel (senior) Sound – Kyle Carson (Senior) “Operator 72” – Blake Viator (Junior) “Caller” – Lolina Bruggeman-Munoz (Junior) “Supervisor 36” – Enna Muhamedagic (Senior)

ADDITIONAL DATES & SHOUT-OUTS

• Save the date! Sat, Sept 21, 2019 from 9a-12p Coastal Cleanup with Keep Lee County Beautiful (KLCB) - Multiple locations - see website- http://klcb.org/coastal-cleanup.html

• Save the date! Sunday, Oct 20, 2019 - "Ding" Day 2019 at Ding

Darling - See flyer for more - https://www.dingdarlingsociety.org/downloadable-files/5d3f37fca88b376244be3edd.pdf

• FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America) meets every Thurs-

day after school in M112 at 1:45 pm • Freshman t-shirts are in! If students ordered and paid for a

freshman shirt they can pick it up before or after school in S204.

HAIL TO THEE!