Orlando Science Middle High
Issue 308
Weekly Newsletter-April 20th 2018
Mission Statement
“The mission of Orlando Science Middle/High Charter School is to provide students with
a well-rounded education with special emphasis on Science, Technology, Engineering,
Mathematics (STEM) and Reading in the light of research based, proven and innovative instructional methods in a stimulating environment.”
Principal's Corner
We would like to congratulate everyone who took the FSA this week! We know these assessments are not easy but we do know you are prepared for success! In this week's newsletter we are excited to share a few exciting accomplishments along with a few important reminders.
We would first like to congratulate Yasmin F for receiving the National Merit Hispanic Scholar award from the College Board’s National Hispanic Recognition Program. This is an outstanding achievement! We are so proud of your hard work!
We are also proud to announce our 2018-2019 SGA Cabinet Members. These students were voted on by their peers and we know they will represent the student body very well next year!
A special shout out goes to Jaehyun A for winning the 1st Annual OSS Fighting Orkkas Challenge! Our middle school track had a great start this season; they received 3rd place in the first competition. Keep up the great work Orcas!!
In this week's newsletter, we will recognize our outstanding teachers who were awarded with the 1st Orca Character Awards. These teachers were nominated by their fellow colleagues on their accomplishments in their respective categories. Keep up the great work everyone!
Orcas, do not forget today is the last day to donate towards our Drama Clubs Production of Disney's Beauty and the Beast. With each $12 donation, you will receive an invitation to the production which will be held on Sunday, April 29th, 2018.
Fourth Quarter Parent Teacher Conference Night Sign Ups will begin this Sunday, April 22nd, 2018. Please see the link below for more details regarding the sign up process.
Have a safe and wonderful weekend and we will see you on Monday!
Go Orcas, Strive for Excellence!
Sincerely,
Abdulaziz Yalcin
Principal
Orlando Science
Middle/High School
STEM Certification Parent Letter
Dear Orlando Science Family,
We are excited to announce that Orlando Science Middle/High School will be visited by an external review team from AdvancED on May 20th through May 22nd. This two-day process will focus on 11 STEM Indicators as the school is seeking to receive certification as a STEM school.
A team of visiting professionals representing the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) Council on Accreditation and School Improvement (CASI) will evaluate our adherence to the 11 AdvancED STEM Indicators.
The duties of the team will include observing and reviewing routine functions and operations of our school, reviewing the 11 STEM indicators’ artifacts and meeting with groups of stakeholders (students, parent/community members, faculty, staff, and administrators).
We are excited to show our successful practices in STEM education to the review team. We also look forward to receiving their professional feedback regarding the areas of improvement as part of our growth in STEM education.
Sincerely,
Abdulaziz Yalcin, Principal
Orlando Science Schools – Middle/High
2427 Lynx Ln Orlando, FL 32804
Phone: (407) 253-7304
Fax : (407) 253 7305
www.Orlandoscience.org
STEM CERTIFICATION: An overview of the STEM Standard and Indicators
Orlando Science to follow Regular Early Release Schedule During Testing Season
Attention Orlando Science Families!
Although we typically follow the OCPS Schedule, we will still have our regular Early Dismissal Schedule every Wednesday.
Students in Grades 7th and 8th will be released at their normal Wednesday time of 1:44 PM and students in grades in 9th and 12th will be released 1:48 PM.
2018-2019 SGA Cabinet Members
On Monday April 11, the students at OSS participated in the Student Government Association elections for the 2018-2019 school year. We would like to thank the teachers and staff who helped make the process go smoothly and congratulations to our newly elected officials.
President: Jenny N.
Vice President: Peter P.
Secretary: Alex Y.
Public Relations: Jude M.
11th and 12th Senator: Hanna Y.
9th and 10th Senator: Eliza C-G.
12th Representative: Sumaiyah M.
11th Representative: Valeria M.
10th Representative: Vimal B.
9th Representative: Alex Y.
Speaker of the House: Saardhak B.
1st Annual OSS Fighting Orkkas Challenge
1st Annual OSS Fighting Orkkas Challenge took place on 4/14 in Orlando High School Gym. This was the second United States Fencing Association’s sanctioned high school event hosted by Orlando Science High School.
This event was officiated by Mr. Jared Donderis of Stoccata Fencing Academy & Club. There were about 30 friends, families and students attending including few guests from Father Lopez Cathodic High School in Daytona Beach.
There were six fencers who were participating at the tournament. The finals were contested between freshmen Jaehyun A. and Tyler A. and the match was won by Jaehyun on score of 15-6.
The bronze medal match was the most exciting match of the day where Justin Kim and Miscia F. was going at each other for thrilling victory by Miscia on score of 15-13.
A special thanks to Mrs. Batra and Mrs. Jittan for setting up and service breakfast and lunch.
The next and the final tournament of the season will be on 4/21 at Florida State University. There will be 8 fencers from Orlando Science High School will participate.
Good luck to all the fencers at FSU Garnet and Gold Tournament.
Orlando Science Junior/Senior Prom
Orlando Science unior/Senior Prom
Mark your calendars! Prom will be held on
Saturday, May 5, 2018 from 7 – 11pm once again at the beautiful Tanner Hall,
29 W Garden Ave, Winter Garden, FL 34787
This year’s theme that won is A Night in Paris. Think pink/black/silver and the Eiffel Tower!
The price will remain the same, $30 per person and include a full course meal with two options to accommodate everyone’s dietary needs.
Tickets are now on sale via the SchoolPay link below:
https://www.schoolpay.com/pay/for/Prom--A-Night-in-Paris/IdF14
Anyone who would like to help with the décor please contact OSS.PVO@orlandoscience.org
OSS Key Club Attends DCON
On April 5th-8th, eight of our key club members went to a District Leadership and Education Conference (DCON) at Rosen Shingle Creek Resorts. Our key clubbers attended many workshops such as: membership 101, running for higher office, key club trivia, and so much more. There were also workshops to train next year officers such as our president elect, Jenny N.. Not only did our key clubbers learn those 3 days, they also had fun meeting other key clubbers from parts of Florida and the Cayman Islands. There were different entertainment assemblies such as a talent show, motivational public speakers, and a Governor’s Ball. Two of our members were also voting as delegates for next year district officers who are in charge of all key clubs of Florida. Our key club members are excited to share the news with the rest of the club and take it to the next level.
OSS Senior named "2017'2018 Scholar" at the College Board's National Hispanic Recognition Program
OSS Senior Yasmin F. has been given the National Merit Hispanic Scholar award by the College Board’s National Hispanic Recognition Program. This is one of the highest academic honors that can be included on college applications. Congratulations!
March ORCAS Character Award Winners
Congratulations to the Orca Teachers pictured/listed below for receiving the 1st Orcas Character Awards. These teachers were nominated by their fellow colleagues for their outstanding characteristics in their respective categories!
History Department works towards an “Outreach towards community”-
Mrs. Gourdie
Mrs. Gourdie is a dedicated teacher with a passion for volunteering in the community. She organized and participated in the Veterans Day Parade this past school year. She has been instrumental in bringing outside speakers from the community for such events as the Veterans Day and Black History Month assemblies.
Math Department has “Respect and compassion for all”- Mr. Demirci
Mr. Demirci is an extremely patient and kind staff member that always takes his time to assist the needs of the school. He dedicates his weekends to Saturday studies and CMP camps. He is a valued member of our staff and is always seen in a positive light on and off campus.
Connections Department “Celebrate diversity”-Mrs. Aksu
Mrs. Aksu organized the first Foreign Language Week at OSS. The week ended with a fun event, World Language Night, where students and parents were able to share meals, dances, and other cultural aspects within the school community.
Science Department “Advocates for a safe learning Environment”-Mr. Stampas
Mr. Stampas leads the CPR training efforts in school. This is very important for safety in schools, at home, and in the community.
English Department “Strives for excellence within a stimulating environment”-
Ms. Killian
She incorporates different learning styles in her teaching approach so that it ensures each student is learning. She is a creative and out-of-the-box thinker, who strives to ensure that the needs of all of her students are met while making the lessons engaging. In addition, she ensures that her students are working to their full potential and offers extra tutoring for those students who are struggling. This makes students achieve academic gains and success. She encourages critical thinking and creativity in her classroom while challenges each of her students to become a successful problem-solver.
2017-2018 Assessment Calendar
The 2017-2018 Assessment Calendar is a wonderful resource for our upcoming Testing Season. Please select the button below labeled "2017-2018 Assessment Calendar" below to see this year's calendar, or select the PDF for download.
Message from The OSS School Counselor Ms. Bumgarner
A Message from the Counselor
Greetings All!
As a school counselor, I receive many e-mails/calls from parents wanting to know what they can do to help their child succeed. Here are a few basic tips!
Expectations
Expect your child to succeed, and their chances for success improve greatly. Expect them to come up short, and the odds are that they will. Children are very aware of how their parents view them, and they often tailor their actions to those views. Communicate your expectations and your rationale behind them to your child. It’s important to base your expectations on your child, not yourself. Remember each child is an individual who has strengths and weaknesses like all individuals.
Environment/Schedule
Create a suitable environment for homework. Make sure your child has a quiet, well-lit place to study. If you do not have internet access at home, please inform the school, they can help brainstorm about ways to get around this roadblock. Create, with your child, a daily schedule. They should study or do homework every day (except for special family events, of course) no more than two hours per day. Be available during homework time to look over homework and give suggestions, but never do your child’s homework for them. Be interested and have them teach you something. Teaching someone else a concept is one of the best ways to learn!
Balance
Academic success is important when it comes to our children. However, teaching our kids how to balance their individual well-being while succeeding academically is also an important skill. This skill of balancing wellness and work is one that can carry them forward into their adult lives. Kids have very little control over their lives. Please don’t pack their schedules full of after school activities without their knowledge. Children of every age need time to relax, play, workout, and take a brain break after their very rigorous school day. Together, choose a couple of activities per week that help them follow their passions or interests. Make sure it fits in your schedule and that you still have time to do schoolwork and enjoy family time.
Lastly, attitude is everything! Consider your attitude about learning new concepts or following directions at your place of work. Keep in mind, children hear everything, and they learn from you daily!
If you have any questions or if you would like to make an appointment to meet with me, feel free to email me.
Sincerely,
Ms. B
Teacher Appreciation Week Coming Soon
Orlando Science Middle High is pleased to announce that Teacher Appreciation Week will be held during the week of May 7th-May 9th 2018. Below you find details regarding our Spirit Week being held from April 30th- May 4th 2018, Teacher Grams and Teacher Appreciation Week Event Details including our Teacher Appreciation Italian Dinner!
Teacher Grams
NJHS and NHS will be selling Teacher Grams for $1 during the week of April 23rd 2018- April 27th 2018. During the week of Teacher Appreciation Week, all Teacher Grams will be delivered. Grams may be purchased before school in the cafeteria or after school in the dismissal area. All Proceeds for Teacher Grams will be donated to Relay for Life!
Teacher Appreciation Spirit Week-April 30th 2018 to May 4th 2018
We will be holding a TA Spirit Week to raise funds for our Teacher Appreciation Week Events and Activities. The cost is $2 per day or $5 for the week, passes may be purchased from Mrs. Sturm(RM 124) beginning Monday April 23rd 2018 to Friday April 27th 2018. Please keep in mind Daily Dress Down Themes can be found below:
Monday: STEM DAY(Dress like your favorite Scientist, Engineer or Mathematician)
Tuesday:Twinning with your Teacher(Dress Like Your Favorite Teacher Day)
Wednesday: Wacky Tacky Day
Thursday: Color Wars- 7th Grade(Red), 8th Grade(Blue), 9th Grade(Green), 10th Grade(Orange), 11th Grade(Black), 12th Grade(White), Staff(Navy)
Friday: Standard Dress Down Day
ALL DRESS DOWN RULES APPLY,FAILURE TO FOLLOW DRESS DOWN RULES WILL RESULT IN LOSS OF PRIVILEGE OF ALL FUTURE DRESS DOWN DAYS. PLEASE SEE THE ATTACHED DRESS DOWN RULES PDF BELOW.
Teacher Appreciation Italian Night Dinner Wednesday May 9th 2018
OSS families are invited to join us as we honor our Lynx Campus faculty and staff with an Italian dinner from 6-8pm in the middle/high school cafeteria.
Dinner is a choice of Meat (Halal ground beef, red sauce, ricotta and mozzarella cheese) or Vegetarian Lasagna, (grilled zucchini and squash, red bell pepper, red sauce, ricotta and mozzarella cheese) bread sticks, unlimited salad, dessert and drink. Teachers and staff are complimentary, guests are $5 adults and $3 ages 10 and under.
A raffle will take place during the dinner too.
To RSVP and purchase your tickets today, please use the link found below. We cannot wait to see you there!
https://www.schoolpay.com/pay/for/Teacher-Appreciation-Week--Annual-Italian-Dinner/IdG5z
Teacher Appreciation Week Events May 7th- May 11th 2018
Each Teacher Appreciation Week we offer our AMAZING Teachers a fun themed meal for each day, below you will find our schedule for the week. You will also find a link for donations needed to make their week the best yet!
Monday-Breakfast Bar
Tuesday- Smoothie Day
Wednesday-Teacher Appreciation Italian Dinner
Thursday- Taco Bar
Friday- Pot Luck Lunch
Items Needed for Donation:
http://www.signupgenius.com/go/30e0949a9aa23a6f94-teacher1
Additional Donation Option:
https://www.schoolpay.com/pay/for/Teacher-Appreciation-Week-/IdGEb
April 11th 2018 OSS Track Meet
Last week we had our first track meet of the 2017-2018 year at Meadowbrook MS. OSS came in 3rd place overall. 7th grader, Michael Y. hit a PR for the 1600m with a time of 6:07. Andrew F., 7th, also hit a PR with 2:53 800m race. 7th grader Tech student, Marcus Q., hit a PR of 12.48 seconds on the 100m. Congrats to our MS atheltes! We look forward to a great second season.
Club of the Week: Scrabble Club
Scrabble is one of the world’s most famous board games, and surely the most popular word game of all time. There are many reasons for the popularity of this simple yet strategic game of words. Scrabble is a 2-4 player game where players try to achieve the highest overall score before the game ends. 7 Tiles are held secretly by each player at all times and are drawn from a bag originally containing 100 tiles. The tiles include each letter of the alphabet, some more than others, range in points (1-10) and are played on a 15x15 game board. Players continue to draw tiles until the bag is empty and one player clears their rack. Scrabble is a mentally stimulating game that builds a players vocabulary base. Although it is very simple to learn, it takes a lifetime to master. Various strategies and techniques are necessary for a player to be successful at a competitive level, or you could just brag to your friend how much better you are than them. This club is held in Mr. Murphy’s room (132) on Monday’s and is open to all grade levels!
OSS Students Receive "E Rating" From USFA
Congratulations to Alex Y. and Jaehyun A. on receiving an "E Rating" from the United States Fencing Association. This rating makes them a candidate for the Honorable Mention Team of USA Fencing All-American! Congratulations to both students on a job well done!
Orange County Public Schools Presents Passport Saturdays on April 14th and 28th
Big Help for Education-Spelling, Math and Science Bee with Coloring Contest
OSS MH Band Program Raises Money for New Instruments
The Orlando Science School Band Program is selling Cherrydale chocolate bars as a fundraiser to purchase much-needed instruments and supplies. They come in 6 mouth-watering varieties, which includes milk chocolate, milk chocolate with almond, milk chocolate with caramel, milk chocolate crisp, milk chocolate with peanut butter, and dark chocolate. They are being raved about those who have purchased so far, so we know that you will enjoy them, too! They are being sold through the Orca Store, as well as by band students around the school. If any parents are interested in making a direct or bulk purchase, or with helping the band program out with their fundraising, please contact Mr. Jenkins .Thank you for your continued support!
Orlando Science International Night Arriving May 25th 2018
2nd OSS Chess Tournament: May 19th 2018
Class of 2018 Graduation Details
Senior(12th Grade) Graduation Details
Event:
Orlando Repertory Theater
1001 E Princeton St, Orlando, FL 32803
Wednesday May 30th 2018
Begins at 6:00PM
Ticket required for entry.
Please have your Seniors check their REMIND account for important information or contact Mr. Jenkins if you have any questions.
8th Grade Graduation Details
Event:
Majestic Event Center
801 N. John Young Pkwy, Orlando FL 32804
Thursday May 24, 2018
6:00PM-7:30PM
Details:
• Students must arrive to Majestic Event Center from 5:15PM – 5:30PM.
• Parents and guests will begin seating at 5:15PM.
• Proper dress code is required; dress code handout will be provided
Volunteers Needed:
We are very excited for this event, but we cannot do it without your help. We will hold a planning meeting on TUESDAY, APRIL 17 AT 5:30 P.M. to brainstorm ideas for graduation. If you cannot join us on that day, but would like to help, please e-mail Mrs. Frunker at frunker@orlandoscience.org
*The deadline to order 8th Grade Cap and Gowns was Thursday April 5th 2018.
STEM Word of the Day
We rolled out a new addition to our Morning Announcements! Each day our Orcas will be given a "STEM Word of the Day" and at the end of each week, students may submit a list of the words given to be entered to win a free dress down day! Students will also be able to submit their own words that may be used! Below you will find this week's "STEM Words of the Day.
Monday
Communication - The transmission of information through a common system of symbols, signs, behavior, speech, writing, or signals.
Tuesday
Nanotechnology - The science and technology of building devices, such as electronic circuits, from single atoms and molecules.
Wednesday
Analogy - A comparison between two things for a purpose of explanation or
clarification; see simile, metaphor.
Thursday
Complex Text - A text whose complexity is determined by quantitative, qualitative and
reader task components.
Friday
Criteria - A desired specification (element or feature) of a product or system.
STEM Fact of the Week
Mechanical engineering is the #1 major chosen by students who want to pursue a career in STEM.
Source: Please click here for details.
STEM Occupation of the Week
Medical Scientists
Medical Scientist Conduct research to better understand human health and disease. They require a doctoral or professional degree, typical job tasks include ,Research diseases or parasites,Analyze biological samples and Prepare scientific or technical reports or presentations.
Source: Please click here for details
Orlando Science MH Spring Production of Beauty and the Beast Donation Request Approaching
Orlando Science Middle High Drama Department
would like to invite you to our spring production of
Disney's Beauty and the Beast at Dr Phillips Center. April 29th at 3:00 pm
Drama Club is accepting donations for their upcoming Spring Production of Disney's Beauty and the Beast. You can donate $12, $15, $20 or more per guest attending. After your donation, you will receive an Invitation card and production instructions.Space is limited. Total capacity for Guest List is 270.
Donations for the guest list will end TODAY April 20th 2018 or when capacity is reached, whichever comes first. Reservations for the guest list will not be taken after that time nor at the door. No photography or recording allowed. A professional recording of the play will be offered at a later time."
https://www.schoolpay.com/pay/for/Beauty-and-the-Beast-Production/IdErW
Beauty and the Beast Production
Minimum $12 per donation and capacity 270
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Orlando Science Middle High Home Visits
Dear OSS Parents and Guardians ,
We like to find ways to communicate with parents to support our mutual involvement in your child’s education. As part of OSS tradition, we are organizing home visits as a way to reach out to our families and get to know them better. We would like to set up a time for a few of your students teachers to have a brief 20-30 minute home visit. Home visits are an effective way to establish positive contact and communication with families. They are not a replacement for parent-teacher conferences, but are a process through which teachers demonstrate their support for students’ families by visiting the home environment where the family feels comfortable. Home visits originate from a sincere desire to assist and work with families. We will be glad to visit you and your child at a convenient time. If you would like to host a home visit, please select one of the days below. We will be organizing quarterly home visits. If you are not available during first quarter, you always can choose a day later on in the school year. We look forward to visiting you!
Sincerely, Orlando Science Schools Teachers and Staff
Pizza Day Has Returned!
We are pleased to announce that Pizza Day has returned! Every Thursday students may purchase ether one slice of Papa Johns Pizza for $2 or a combo which includes two slices of Papa Johns Pizza and drink for $5.
Happy Birthday April Orcas
Arek A-C., Leonardo A., Saad A., Kenneth A., Salma B., Ekene C., Tyler D., Yasmin F., Andrew F., Jake G.,Bailey H., Isaiah J., Kavita K., Amitha K., Saman K., Rushil K., Lee L., Sejal M., Serenity M., Nathan N., Robert O., Donald O., Kevin O., Maanya P., Rushil R., David R., Jada R., Anyela R., Harrison S., Joshua Z.
2017-2018 Birthday Dress Down Day Request Form
Students who would like to dress down for their birthday must submit the request form found below two days prior to the desired day. If you have any questions please contact Mrs. Sturm.
2nd Annual PVO Sponsored Fall Festival
The OSS 2nd Annual PVO Sponsored Fall Festival will be held on Saturday, October 20th. This is where we need your help! We have various sponsorship levels available to fill. If you would like to be a business sponsor, individual sponsor, or know of a business that would be willing to be a sponsor, please contact OSS.PVO@orlandoscience.org for more information. Please select the link below for more information and details.
http://orlandoscience.org/about-fall-festival/uncategorised/about-fall-festival
Tutoring Schedule
April Hot Charter Breakfast and Lunch Menu
OCPS Meal Benefits Program
Upcoming OSS MH Events
Below you will find upcoming OSS Middle High Events,for the full OSS Middle High Calendar please select the link below.
All You Can Eat Pancake and Waffle Breakfast
Saturday, Apr 21, 2018, 08:00 AM
Orlando Science Middle/High School, Lynx Lane, Orlando, FL, USA
OSS Joint PVO Fall Festival Meeting(Technology Campus Building 1)
Wednesday, Apr 25, 2018, 06:00 PM
Orlando Science Elementary School, Technology Drive, Orlando, FL, USA
Gently Used Uniform Sale
Saturday, Apr 28, 2018, 08:00 AM
Orlando Science Middle/High School, Lynx Lane, Orlando, FL, USA
OSS Drama Club Presents Disney's Beauty and the Beast
Orlando Science Middle High Drama Department
would like to invite you to our spring production of
Disney's Beauty and the Beast at Dr Phillips Center. April 29th at 3:00 pm
"Drama Club is accepting donations for their upcoming Spring Production of Disney's Beauty and the Beast. You can donate $12, $15, $20 or more per guest attending. After your donation, you will receive an Invitation card .Space if limited. Total capacity for Guest List is 270. Donations for the guest list will end April 20th or when capacity is reached, whichever comes first. No photography or recording allowed. A professional recording of the play will be offered at a later time."
https://www.schoolpay.com/pay/for/Beauty-and-the-Beast-Production/IdErW
Beauty and the Beast Production
Minimun $12 per donation and capacity 270
Sunday, Apr 29, 2018, 03:00 PM
Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, Orlando, FL, USA
4th Quarter Parent Teacher Conference Night
4th Quarter Parent Teacher Conference Nights are scheduled for Wednesday May 2nd 2018(4:00-6:00PM) and Thursday May 3rd 2018(4:30-6:30PM).
Sign Ups will begin at 7PM on Sunday April 22nd 2018, the link for the sign ups may be found below.
http://www.signupgenius.com/go/30e0949a9aa23a6f94-2017201811
Wednesday, May 2, 2018, 04:00 PM
Orlando Science Middle/High School, Lynx Lane, Orlando, FL, USA
4th Quarter Parent Teacher Conference Night
4th Quarter Parent Teacher Conference Nights are scheduled for Wednesday May 2nd 2018(4:00-6:00PM) and Thursday May 3rd 2018(4:30-6:30PM).
Sign Ups will begin at 7PM on Sunday April 22nd 2018, the link for the sign ups may be found below.
http://www.signupgenius.com/go/30e0949a9aa23a6f94-2017201811
Thursday, May 3, 2018, 04:30 PM
Orlando Science Middle/High School, Lynx Lane, Orlando, FL, USA
Teacher Appreciation Dinner
RSVP required. Please sign up on School Pay
https://www.schoolpay.com/pay/for/Teacher-Appreciation-Week-Annual-Italian-Dinner/IdG4l
Wednesday, May 9, 2018, 06:00 PM
Orlando Science Middle/High School, Lynx Lane, Orlando, FL, USA
OSS Chess Tournament
Saturday, May 19, 2018, 09:30 AM
Orlando Science Middle/High School, Lynx Lane, Orlando, FL, USA
Big Help for Education Event
Saturday, May 19, 2018, 09:30 AM
Orlando Science Middle/High School, Lynx Lane, Orlando, FL, USA
2017-2018 OSS Athletics Banquet
Tuesday, May 22, 2018, 05:00 PM
Orlando Science Middle/High School, Lynx Lane, Orlando, FL, USA
OSS International Night
Friday, May 25, 2018, 05:00 PM
Orlando Science Middle/High School, Lynx Lane, Orlando, FL, USA
8th Grade Gradution
• Students must arrive to Majestic Event Center from 5:15PM – 5:30PM.
• Parents and guests will begin seating at 5:15PM.
• Proper dress code is required; dress code handout will be provided
Thursday, May 24, 2018, 06:00 PM
Majestic Event Center, North John Young Parkway, Orlando, FL, USA
Senior Graduation
Please have your Seniors check their REMIND account for important information or contact Mr. Jenkins if you have any questions.
Wednesday, May 30, 2018, 06:00 PM
Orlando Repertory Theatre, East Princeton Street, Orlando, FL, USA
Newsletter Trivia
Fill out the Google Form below, to be entered to win a Dress Down Day The deadline to submit your answers will be Wednesday April 25th 2018.
Congratulations to last week's winners, Mr. Lakner, Mr. Jenkins and Ms. Palmer.
*Note: This is only valid for Lynx Lane Students and Staff
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