Thursday, January 20, 2011

1/21/11 SEAHAWK SCOOP


SEAHAWK SCOOP           
Friday, January 21, 2011


“The future belongs to the educated.”     - Milken Family Foundation


**EARLY DISMISSAL**
Today, January 21, @ 12:30pm

The Nest After School Program will be open! 
           FCS Nest hours:      12:30-6:00pm (the bus will run afterwards as usual)
           C’belle Nest hours:   1:00-5:00pm



SEMESTER EXAM SCHEDULES
      **Today @ 8:05am, M/S & H/S will pick up their breakfast in the lunchroom & take it to their
                                 exam room.  Breakfast in exam room 8:10-8:30am.
      **Students must remain in the exam room the entire period. 
      **Students will not be allowed to check out during exam blocks.
               Middle School Exams                    ׀                       High School Exams





                  
•••PARENTS/STUDENTS•••
**We are getting quite a collection of outer coats accumulating in the lunchroom. 
                      Students – please check the stage to see if any items belong to you! 
          Items not  claimed by TODAY will be donated to the needy.
**Reminder!!!   Students are not allowed to get off at a different bus stop
                                                 unless it is a true emergency!!!


**Boys Weightlifting & Track/Field:  Mon, Jan. 23, practice will begin for weightlifting & field/track. 
          Student must have:  1- a completed physical within last 365 days.   2- a completed Parent Permission Form. 
                                                     3- transportation home @ 5:00pm daily.         For more info contact Coach Wright.

**11th Grade Boys - Boy’s State:  The Florida American Legion is requesting to interview interested 11th graders for Boy’s State.  Eligibility requirements:  ♦Males who will have completed their junior year in June.  ♦3.2 GPA or higher.  ♦Interest in government process.  ♦Outstanding leadership, character, scholarship, loyalty, & service.  ♦Resident of Florida. 
Applications in Guidance & Mrs. Duhart’s room.  Lakota Humble was representative last year, if you have any questions.

**Miss Seahawk Pageant:  The second annual Miss Seahawk Pageant will take place on Feb. 26 in the school
         cafeteria.  To be eligible to compete, girls must attend FCS & be in Pre-K – 11th grade.  There will be five age brackets.
         The entry fee is $50. See Ms. Lynn Clark for applications.  Contestants must turn in a registration packet, along
         with entry fee, no later than Feb. 11 to Ms. Clark.  

**GCCC SCHOLARSHIP Advising:  Feb. 3 & Feb. 17, at the Student Union East Panama City from
         11:00am-1:00pm and 5:00pm-7:00pm.  Also, at the Gulf Franklin Center on Feb. 10, from 5:00-7:00pm.

**SCHOLARSHIPS:  Seniors, scholarships are coming in!  Important Tips:  1) Encourage your parents to file their Income Tax Return as soon as possible (Pell grant & some scholarships require a copy).   2) Prepare- Essays, letters of
Reference, resumes.  
              -Blanco Foundation Scholarship:  Due by Feb. 1.   For students going into nursing. 
                                      Applications in Mrs. Duhart’s, Guidance, or online.  Google Blanco Foundation & click on the pdf link. 
              -Florida Realtors Scholarship Essay Contest:  Due by Feb. 9.  
                                                                                Scholarship Kits in Mrs. Duhart’s room or Mrs. McGrath’s office. 

            -Best Buy Scholarship for grades 9-12:  Due by Feb. 16. 
                                                                                 Apply at:  www.at15.com   or    www.bestbuy-communityrelations.com 
            -Dixie Youth Baseball & Softball Scholarships:   Due by March 1.       See Mrs. Duhart.

            -Edwin Gardner Weed Ruge Scholarship:   Due by March 14.       See Mrs. Duhart or Guidance for flyer.

            -Better Business Bureau Ethics Scholarship:   Due by March 18 – must be postmarked by 2pm!      
                                                                     See Mrs. Duhart, Guidance, or download from www.nwf.bbb.org/TorchAward
              -Shell Tech & Minority Scholarships:  For students interested in the energy industry.  See Guidance.



LUNCH FOR TODAY

**K-5th Grade:  Toasted Ham & Cheese sandwich, Vegetable Soup, Canned Fruit, May Select Cookie
**6th -12th Grade:  Choice of above or Pizza, Chicken Item, Chef Salad, or Lite Alternative

Mark Your Calendars . . .
**REPORT CARDS:   Fri, January 28th

**PTO MEETING:     Mon, Feb. 14th  - changed to Feb. 7th!

**PARENT INVOLVEMENT MEETING:     Mon, Feb. 7th, at the Willie Speed Board Room @ 6:00pm
             For any parent(s) interested in reviewing the District & School Parent Involvement Plan.  If any  
             questions, contact Nick O’Grady at the School Board Office, 670-2810

**NO SCHOOL:    Fri & Mon,, February 18th & 21st   (18th- Teacher Prof. Devel./Planning &   21st- President’ Day)




FCS WEEKLY CALENDAR OF EVENTS



**Fri, Jan 21:     -Early dismissal @ 12:30 due to semester exams.  See exam schedule at top of Scoop.
                           -Away Varsity Girls Basketball game vs. Pt. St. Joe @ 4:30pm

**Sat, Jan 22:    -Saturday School – by invitation only!  8:00am-2:30pm, don’t be late & bring your own lunch!

**Mon, Jan 24:   -Boys District Soccer Tournament @ PSJ -    Time:  TBA
                           -GED Test in the FCS library @ 6:00pm

**Tues, Jan 25:   -H/S National Honor Society meeting changed to tomorrow, Jan. 26  
                            -Field Trip M/S Science to St. Joe Buffer Preserve from 8:10am – 2:30pm
                            -FCA meetings for M/S and H/S in the Gym during lunch
                            -Home JV/V Boys Basketball games vs. West Gadsden-  JV @  6:00pm      Varsity @ 7:30pm
                            -Boys District Soccer Tournament:  Time- TBA
                            -GED Test in the FCS library @ 6:00pm

**Wed, Jan 26:   -Field Trip M/S Science to St Joe Buffer Reserve from 8:10am-2:30pm
                            -H/S National Honor Society meeting in Room 1210 during breakfast  
                           -SGA meeting in room 1105 during H/S lunch

**Thur, Jan. 27:  -H/S Beta Club meeting in room 1217 during breakfast
                            -Field Trip 11th/12th Graders to College Day at Gulf Coast College-PSJ from 9:00am-2:30pm
                            -1st-5th Grade AR Social on the stage in the cafeteria from 11:00am-12:30pm
                            -4th Grade Parent meeting in room 315 @ 7:00pm

TEACHER/STAFF Info

**K-12 FACULTY MEETING:  Wed, Jan. 26, in the lunchroom @ 3:20pm



**RTI MEETINGS:   Every Tuesday                **PBS MEETINGS:  Every 3rd Monday of each month

**FACULTY MEETINGS:  Every 2nd & 4th Wednesday of each month




Miscellaneous
**Child Find Pre-K Screenings:  Thursday, Jan. 27th, at Franklin County Learning Center (old Brown Elem.) from 8:30am-12:00noon.  Screenings for children ages 3-4 years with special needs (vision, hearing, speech, & developmental issue) and are not enrolled in public school.   Screenings by appointment only call:   1-866-277-6616.

**Voluntary Pre-K: Children must be 4 years old on or before September 1st.  Call the Early Learning Coalition at 850/747-5400 for more information or to apply for a VPK certificate. No “Child Find Screening” is required for voluntary Pre-K.

**Help Clean the Shoreline:  Saturday, Jan. 29th, the Eastpoint Trash Patrol (ETP) will meet on HWY 98 in the vicinity of the former Sea quest Seafood @ 10:00am.  Wear/bring sunscreen, gloves, water & snack.   The ETP will meet the last Saturday of every month along HWY 98, with other locations in the future.  For more info contact Anna at 850/370-6763 or email-   anna.carmichael@yahoo.com .

**GED CLASSES on Mondays, Tuesdays, & Thursdays (except holidays) from 4:00pm-8:00pm at the
                                       Franklin County Learning Center (the old Brown Elementary).
The next GED Test will be given Jan. 24 & 25, at the Franklin County School library at 6:00pm. 
To register for the test contact Linda Bradley during GED classes or Maxine Creamer @ 670-4481.
The Franklin County Adult Education Courses do not discriminate based on race, color, religion, sex,
national origin, age, handicap, or marital status


                         



A special Thank You to the Franklin Toy Project members!
Through local donations, the Franklin Toy Project
was able to provide 30 new coats to FCS students! 
We appreciate the kindness & thoughtfulness of all who made this project possible!



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