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Cocoa High School Athletics are off to a great start.

The Cocoa High Volleyball teams have already doubled the number of wins from last year. The Varsity team is led by Sophia Reppert, Naveah Lewis, and Ti’Liah Reddick. The JV team is led by Jill and Laraiyah Robinson along with Auvi and Jazmin Carlyle.

The swim team is very competitive led by Austin Jordan performing exceptionally well as a diver and swimmer.

Our Bowling team continues to perform well with Carson Duffy bowling his personal best game with a score of 266.

Our JV Football team is playing well led by Latrison Lane, CJ Hester, Xadrian Smith, Rayden Smith and Messiah Battle.

Our Boys Golf team has been very competitive all year led by Thomas Makela who shot a low score of 38 twice this season.

Our Girls Golf team is constantly improving led by Jane Hedren and Fiona McDonald.

Winter Sports Tryouts:

1. Girls Basketball 10/24-10/25 4:30pm to 6:30pm Gym
2. Boys Basketball 10/31-11/1 6:00pm to 8:00pm Gym
3. Boys/Girls Soccer 10/17-10/19 3:45pm to 4:45pm Practice Fields
4. Wrestling 11/7 4pm to 7pm Room 4-401

October 22nd and October 23rd – our newest business partner B & B Candles and Soaps in Cocoa Village will be donating 10% of all sales during these two days to Cocoa High School.

Dan Quattrocchi or Quattrocchi Real Estate for donating gift card prizes for our Hispanic Heritage Art Contest as well as bags of Hershey Kisses for our Friendship Gram fundraiser.

Cell: 321.720.1822

October 11th – Spirit Night at Texas Roadhouse in Viera from 5pm to 8pm to support Cocoa High School Drama Club. 10% of all receipts that are collected will be donated to the Drama Club to assist with purchasing props and costumes for upcoming events!

October 17th – October 22nd – Friendship Grams will be on sale for $1 during all four lunches to support the Class of 2025

Chorus will be sponsoring this year's Middle School Carnival on October 28th from 5-7pm here at Cocoa High. Admission is $3 per person. There will be prizes, booths, haunted house walk-throughs, a special late-night show and MORE.

Tiger News Media and Tiger Tales Literary Magazine will meet every Monday in room 16-161 from 3:45-4:45. Please see Mrs. Aimee Robinson for more information. These clubs are open to students of all grade levels.

The Tiger Shack will begin distributing food on Wednesday, October 19th, starting off with the monthly distribution of fresh fruits and vegetables that day! Non perishable foods will be available every Friday at dismissal in the car loop by building 6 & 7.

October Tiger Shack Dates:

Wednesday, 10/19 - Fresh produce

Friday, 10/21 - Non perishables and dry foods

Friday, 10/28 - Non perishables and dry foods

Parents/guardians, we could use your help in reminding your child(ren) of the dress code policy at CHS.

Pride is taken in the appearance of Cocoa High School students. School is the student's place of business where appropriate dress and hygiene are important. Students must dress in good taste out of respect for each other and their school. Students must dress in a manner that would not constitute a disruption, safety hazard, or impropriety. The responsibility for the dress and appearance of each student properly rests with the student and his/her guardian(s). The dress code is subject to the discretion of the administration.

• Garments must be of a length and fit that are suitable to the build and stature of the student and must not expose undergarments or be otherwise immodest.
• Clothing, jewelry, and accessories shall not convey messages that are crude, vulgar/profane, violent/death-oriented (Gothic), gang related, sexually suggestive, and/or promoting weapons, alcohol, drugs, or tobacco.
• Pierced jewelry shall be limited to the ear. Dog collars, tongue rings, wallet chains, large hair picks, chains that connect one part of the body to another, or other jewelry/accessories that pose a safety concern for the student or other shall be prohibited. Clear plastic spacers or retainers may be worn in facial piercings. Band-aids cannot cover a piercing.
• Hats, curlers, scarves, bandanas, and sweat bands are not to be worn in buildings or outside in hallways. Extreme hair styles or hair colors are prohibited.

Thank you

As required by the Florida Department of Education, we are notifying you that your child’s teacher is currently teaching your child English, Language Arts, or Reading as a Second Language (ESOL) strategies outside of his/ her field of certification. The teacher is fully certified by the State of Florida and is currently working to become certified in this out-of-field assignment area."

"Como lo requirere el Departamento de Educación de Florida, le notificamos que el maestro de su hijo(a) actualmente le está enseñando a su hijo Inglés, Artes del lenguaje o Lectura como estragias para un segundo idioma (ESOL) fre de su campo de certificatión. El Maestro está completramente certificado por el Estado de Florida y actualmente está trabajando para obtener la certificatión en el área de esta asignación fuera del campo."

Robert Daniels

Patricia Holden

Rachel Moody

Teresa Skinner

Eusebio Solis