SEABREEZE HIGH SCHOOL December 2017

CRAB CLAUSE A cooperative effort of Seabreeze High School and the SHS PTSA

Seabreeze Sandcrabs are held to high ethical standards in our pursuit of academic achievement. As a student of Seabreeze High School, I understand that academic dishonesty defeats the purpose of education. Cheating, plagiarism, stealing, and lying are neither acceptable nor tolerated. Every task and accomplishment will be a true refl ection of my effort.

Dear Seabreeze family,What a first semester we have had! Another Hurricane, this one named Irma, and all the various challenges that event presented! I cannot complement our student body, faculty, staff , and community enough for their perseverance through these challenging mes. Here at Seabreeze High we have maintained our focus by providing great experiences for our students throughout the various

challenges. We had our special visit from London offi cially invi ng our Band and Orchestra to perform in the 2019 New Year’s Day parade. It was quite an event! In addi on, our AMT had another great performance with their rendi on of FAME! Congratula ons to Julie Wilson, our Teacher of the Year, for being named one of the fi ve fi nalists for Volusia County Teacher of the Year! On the Academic front, our Cambridge/AICE program under the guidance of Mrs. Gaines and our new Allied Health Academy under the direc on of Brian Eschen, are both doing well providing our students with more opportuni es to realize their dreams.

As we fast approach the end of this semester, please remember the second grading period will end on Wednesday, December 20th. Our winter break will start for students at the end of the day Wednesday the 20th and classes will resume on Monday, January 8th, 2018. Don’t forget that due to the me lost during Hurricane Irma there will be no Early Release Wednesday’s for the month of December.

Please stay involved with your child’s academic progress. We need your support in our Superintendent’s con nued a endance ini a ve “Everybody, Every Day.” A endance is the key to success. In addi on to being here every day, being on me is cri cal. If a student is late 20 minutes or leaves 20 minutes early each day he or she loses the equivalent of 80 class periods. Access the Pinnacle Electronic Grade Book to keep abreast of your student’s development. If you are having trouble and need assistance with Pinnacle access, please contact Mrs. Tiki Pico at tdpico @volusia.k12.fl .us. Your students’ chances of success are greater when their founda on of support is strong.

The pathways for success are plen ful at Seabreeze High School. Our dedicated faculty and staff will work hard to ensure that your child will be given opportuni es to be successful and will always be treated with dignity and respect. Please have a safe and enjoyable holiday season. Go Sandcrabs!

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Wednesday, January 17, 2018

Informational program at 6:00 pm in the Auditorium with special performances Athletic & Activities showcase and tours to follow in Café

Visit our website to find out more about Seabreeze Academies, Activities, Athletics, Clubs,

Academics, and our outstanding student achievements.

www.seabreezehigh.org

INCOMING FRESHMAN REGISTRATION SET FOR THE FOLLOWING DATES:

Thursday, March 22, 2018 S-Z Tuesday, March 27, 2018 I-R Thursday, March 29, 2018 F-K Tuesday, April 3, 2018 A-E

4:00-7:00 pm No appointments necessary

2017-2018 Y earbook Information

Important Informa on our Seabreeze Parents and Students should be aware of.

1. Any senior that did not have their picture taken by MPG will not appear in the 2018 Sandcrab yearbook. The last day to have your picture taken was September 2, 2017.

2. Yearbooks can be purchased during lunch in room 2-211 on Tuesday and Thursday for $55.00. They can also be purchased during 4th period in room 2-211 at any me. The price will increase to $65.00 a er December 19, 2017 & $80.00 cash only when the yearbooks are distributed in April 2018.

3. Underclass pictures have been taken. Please pick up all unclaimed picture packets in Ms. Coy’s room 2-211.

4. The Senior Panoramic picture took place on Wednesday, October 11, 2017 at 7:45 am in the gym. Go to bobknightphoto.com to order your picture.

5. There are s ll a few ad pages available contact Ms. Coy in 2-211 or visit www.seabreezehigh.org, parents, yearbook. Once purchased please submit all informa on as soon as possible in order for the yearbook staff to complete all ads. All pictures and informa on need to be turned in immediately. Do not turn in any irreplaceable or one of a kind pictures.

6. Senior cap & gown pictures will take place in February or March of 2018. Please make plans now. Appointments will be made with Ms. Coy in 2-211.

7. The “Senior Celebra on” plus Cap/Gown & Yearbook Distribu on will take place in May 2018. All obliga ons need to be paid in order to pick up or purchase your 2018 yearbook.

The Florida Department of Educa on has con nued the policy on the possession of electronic devices during standardized tes ng. If students are found with an electronic device that reproduces, transmits, calculates, or records (e.g. a cell phone, camera, pager) in their pockets, clipped to their belts, at their desks, or anywhere that can be easily accessed during tes ng (even if in a purse or backpack), the test will be invalidated. It does not ma er if the devices are turned off or if students do not use them. This includes IPODs, MP3 Players, Phones, tablets, and any other electronic device

fi ng the descrip on above.For all informa on on tes ng, pleae visit our website page at

www.seabreezehigh.org/tes ng

TESTING AND ELECTRONIC DEVICES

View a newsle er size and price list for adver sing on the PTSA page of the website.

1/2 page $100 per issue1/4 page $50 per issue1/8 page $ 25 per issue

YOUR AD HERE

1/8 of page- $25 for one issue

Great for personal ads, thank you notes or congratula ons!

Great deals on other sizes!

In the event of an emergency, a parent informa on/mee ng area will be set up in the Cafeteria at Seabreeze High School and Mr. Rawlings and/or Mrs. Gibbons will be available to meet with parents and give them informa on concerning the safety of their children. Should Seabreeze High School need to be evacuated the parent informa on/mee ng area will be located at Mainland High School, Daytona Beach, FL 32124. 386-226-0300

I.C.E. - IN CASE OF EMERGENCY

Seabreeze High School once again earned Five Star School recogni on! Seabreeze was only one of three high schools to be recognized out of the 56 schools in our system that qualifi ed for the award. Thank you Pa Dahms, ext. 54601 for taking on the role of 5-Star Coordinator this year!

SEABREEZE FIVE STAR ACCREDITATION

ANY PERSON REQUESTING PERMISSION TO ENTER CAMPUS MUST SIGN-IN WITH CAMPUS GATE SECURITY PERSONNEL UPON ARRIVAL. THEN PROCEED TO MAIN OFFICE, BLG 3, WITH PHOTO ID.PLEASE UNDERSTAND OUR VISITOR POLICY IS TO ENSURE THE SAFETY AND SECURITY OF YOUR STUDENT AND OUR ENTIRE SEABREEZE STAFF.

VISITOR POLICY

In an eff ort to make the campus a safer more secure place for all, access to the North student parking lot will be limited to students with current parking permits and will not be u lized for dropping off /picking up students. Parents are to u lize the loop in front of the school to drop off and pick up students. For safety and to minimize usage parents are encouraged to pull as far forward into the loop as possible.

PARENT PICK-UP AND DROP OFF

AP Art History went to the Museum of Arts and Sciences on November 7 for the day. Students were able to see the African Collec on which includes some of the 250 images required by the College Board. Zac Zacharius, head curator for the museum, took them through the exhibit and told the group about the context and func on of the various pieces. A er viewing the African collec on they were able to look

at the other exhibits culmina ng with the Cici and Hya Brown Florida Museum. What a wonderful way to view some of the areas incredible cultural gems in Volusia county.

AP ART HISTORY

2018 Seabreeze High School Calendar will be ready in December. For over sixty years SHS ar st have created an origianl calendar of Etchings and Engravings. Calendars are for sale for $12 from Mrs. Botkin Room 5-105

IDEALISTS CALENDARS

Seabreeze ar sts exhibited at the annual Halifax Art Fes val again this year, and we had several winners. Daria Hughes and Johanna Freedman had their work selected for the extended display that begins at the Museum of Arts and Sciences and then goes to the Arthaus in Port Orange. Abigail Marais won the Helen Wessel award for Crea vity, for her colored pencil portrait and $50. Chris Wilken won the Award of Excellence for his pain ng and $190. Seabreeze is so lucky to have such a talented group of ar sts consistently.

HALIFAX ART SHOW

SENIOR INFORMATION

Mon, Aug. 28(6 pm-Open House-Aud)

All subsequent mee ngs begin at 6:00p.m. in the Media Center and are the 2nd Monday of

each month.

Check the Parent Link on our website for exact dates.

call 258-4674 ext. 54614,Jeane e Oberst for updates

PAC/SIT 17-18 MEETING DATES

You are cordially invited to a end the FREE Winter Choral Concert celebra ng PEACE on December 12, 2017, at 7 pm in the SHS auditorium. Chorus and American Musical Theater students will present a concert of songs celebra ng PEACE. These include solos, duets, ensembles and full choir pieces. Kick off your holiday season with this fes ve event! Dona ons are accepted.

AMT and C h o r u s students have been invited to perform at Walt Disney World C a n d l e l i g ht

Processional on December 13, 2017! We will be performing two shows (6:45 pm and 8:15 pm) and the Narrator for the evening is the illustrious Warwick Davis of “Harry Po er” and “Star Wars” fame. The concert is included with your Disney park admission cket, so please come support your Seabreeze students at this performance!

CHORAL & AMT INFO

SENIOR CAP, GOWN, TASSEL “keeper” PACKAGE · $65The DEADLINE to order a Cap/Gown package is quickly approaching! Orders must bereceived to Herff Jones, Inc, on or before December 31, 2017 to avoid paying a late fee.There are 3 ways to order:ONLINE www.herff orlando.com by PHONE 407-647-4373 or by MAIL: Herff Jones 112 N Wymore Rd Winter Park, FL 32789. Herff Jones accepts money orders, checks (made payable to Herff Jones) and credit cards. Don’t delay, order today! If you would like another brochure or order form stop by the ac vi es offi ce – bldg. 2. Orders received star ng in January will increase to $85 ($20 late fee) through gradua on day.

UNIVERSAL ORLANDO’S GRAD BASH 2018! · $110 Seniors (only) will share a night of music, fun, and excitement with all their friends at TWO amazing theme parks. Universal Orlando’s Grad Bash off ers:•Coach transporta on to and from the event•Admission to BOTH Universal Studios & Universal’s Islands of Adventure theme parks, featuring thrilling rides and a rac ons•Live concerts - Sean Paul all nights of Grad Bash 2018!•Live DJ’s•Street entertainmentFood, beverages, and souvenirs – are not included in the cost to a end – bring extra spending money! Permission forms are required. Pick up the forms, and pay the $110 with Ms. Morgan in the ac vi es offi ce. Payments can also be completed Online (OSP) school’s webstore. The deadline to turn in your payment and forms is Thursday, March 8th. Sorry, no refunds.

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS CALENDAR FIRST DRAFT!Senior parents who a ended the Financial Aid Night, and Senior Parent mee ng Wednesday, Oct 18th, were given a fi rst dra copy of the Schedule of Events for seniors. The sheet highlights major senior happenings and deadlines to provide an aide in a smooth transi on to the big day, GRADUATION! We ask that you periodically review the calendar ONLINE for any changes or new updates.

JUNIORS –Class Ring orders!A “Class Ring” assembly was held for juniors on Wednesday, October 11th. Herff Jones representa ves presented informa on, and distributed brochures and price lists. Herff Jones’ staff returned to campus to take ring orders on 8 diff erent occasions. If you’re s ll interested in ordering a class ring, contact Herff Jones at 407-647-4373. If you would like a catalog, have your student stop by the ac vi es offi ce.

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Aug -May YEARBOOK $55/$65/$80: Yearbooks $55 if purchased by 12/20/17. Price increases to $65 starting 12/21/17 – Apr 2018. May through the end of the school year yearbooks will be $80. Cash only accepted.

Oct – May 1

FLORIDA BRIGHT FUTURES SCHOLARSHIPS: Registration starts October 1st. You must be registered by May 1, 2018 to be eligible. www.floridastudentfinancialaid.gov Questions, please contact your students school counselor.

Wed Oct 11

1st Senior Class Assembly/Class Panoramic: CAP & GOWN “Keeper” Pkg. $65: Contact Herff Jones @ 407-647-4373 or www.herfforlando.com. Cash, money order or check (make check payable to: Herff Jones). Cap, Gown & Tassel are required to participate in Senior Awards, Baccalaureate, and Commencement Exercise. Cost is $85 ($20 late fee for orders placed after 12/31/17.

Wed Oct 11 June 1

Grad Images COMMENCEMENT PHOTOS: graduates will be photographed at the graduation ceremony. Visit www.gradimages.com, & click on Pre-Event Email Registration. Enter your email and up to 6 emails of loved ones who would like to view and order your photos. Order online or call (800)261-2576.

Tue

Oct 24 Senior Parent Meeting & Financial Aid Night: SHS Cafeteria. Itinerary: 5-6 PM Financial Institutions offering assistance & Cap/Gown orders; 5:30-6 PM Parent Meeting; 6-7 PM Financial Aid meeting.

Mon Thu

Jan 1 - Mar 8

GRAD BASH PAYMENTS ACCEPTED ($110): Universal Orlando! Bring payment to the Activities office or pay online. Cash or check accepted (checks payable to: Seabreeze H.S.). No refunds! Parent permission and activity liability/medical (notarized) release forms are necessary to attend. Pick up forms from Ms. Morgan in the Activities office or online @ www.sebreezehigh.org Deadline: Thu March 8th

Jan/Feb TBD

2nd SENIOR CLASS ASSEMBLY: all seniors are required to attend. Senior Events calendar will be distributed and other important senior deadlines discussed.

TBD SENIOR CAP/GOWN PORTRAITS: cap/gown provided by MPG Studios. Photos taken from 9 – noon, auditorium lobby. Appointments are required. See Ms. Coy in 2-211 to schedule an appointment.

Mar

Herff Jones will be on campus to deliver senior graduation announcements & take final cap/gown orders.

Thu Mar 8 GRAD BASH DEADLINE: $110 & permission forms due by the end of day. No late payments accepted.

Mon Apr 2 Apr 9

MOST INFLUENTIAL AWARDS: Recognition for a teacher/coach/administrator or staff member that has made an impact or been a positive influence on your life. If you would like to recognize a person, see Mrs. Oberst in the front office. Applications available starting Apr 2, 2018. Deadline Apr 9th.

Thu Fri

Apr 12 - 20

PROM TICKETS ON SALE $40. Thu Apr 12th thru Fri Apr 20th, prom tickets sold online (OSP) or from the ticket window bldg. 6-105. Check or cash accepted. *Senior prom guest forms available from Student Resources.

TBD MANDATORY SENIOR ASSEMBLY: seniors will be called to the auditorium for their final class assembly.

Fri

Apr 13

GRAD BASH 2018: Arrive by 4:00 pm, dressed appropriately. Meet in the auditorium. Departing SHS for Universal Orlando @ 4:30 pm. Approximate time of return - 3:30 am. (Bring spending $$).

Sat

Apr 21 JR/SR PROM: Daytona 500 Club, Daytona International Speedway • 8:30 pm – 11:30 pm. Formal attire required. Seniors only may invite a non-SHS student to the prom. Prom guest permission forms (for a non-SHS student) can be picked up from Student Resources (NOTE: No admittance to Prom beyond 10 pm)

TBD Senior Celebration (TBD) *CAP/GOWN & YEARBOOK DISTRIBUTION plus food, entertainment, prizes & music: (Café & Auditorium). Cap/Gown packages will be available for purchase $85 as well as Yearbooks for $80 (cash only). Reminder - obligations must be cleared to pick up your cap/gown package and/or yearbook.

OBLIGATIONS: Obligations must be cleared to pick-up your cap & gown, yearbook, & diploma. Stop by the activities office, main office, bookroom or media center for obligation information or check online SHS web • Student/SENIOR TAB.

May 7-18

AP TESTING: schedules provided by AP Teachers and are also located on the online Activities Calendar.

Fri May 18 NON-PARTICIPATION FORM: If you choose not to participate in the graduation ceremony, a signed Non-Participation form is required. The Non-Participation form is available from Data Processing (bldg. 3) Non-Participation forms are due by Friday, May 18th to Ms. Butrico, in the data processing office.

Mon Fri

May 21- 25

SENIOR EXAMS:

*TUE MAY 22

SENIOR AWARDS & SCHOLARSHIP NIGHT: Seabreeze Auditorium 6:00 PM. Seniors receiving an award and/or scholarship(s) will be notified by special invitation. Invitations in the mail on May 8th. Senior recipients are to arrive by 5:00 pm, *wearing their cap & gown, and report to the cafeteria to check in.

WED MAY 23 DISTINGUISHED HONORS BANQUET: Daytona Beach Resort 6:00 PM. Invitations mailed on May 1st to Honor Graduates, who at end of the 1st semester, have a minimum cumulative weighted 3.5 G.P.A. & above. RSVP on or before May 16th required to Mrs. Oberst 258-4674 ext. 54614. Dress: Semi-formal banquet attire

TBD BACCALAUREATE: Location: TBD 6:00 PM – A PTSA sponsored service. Seniors are to arrive by 5:15 pm *wearing cap & gown.

WED

May 30

Mandatory GRADUATION REHEARSAL: Report to the Ocean Center by 7:30 AM. Be prompt! Seniors come dressed in the same manner as if attending school. Seniors who do not attend rehearsal cannot participate in the graduation ceremony. Conflict? Contact: Assistant Principal, Ms. Butrico 258-4674 ext. 54620.

FRI JUN 1 GRADUATION CEREMONY: Daytona Beach Ocean Center ∙ 7:30 PM. The graduation ceremony will begin promptly at 7:30 PM. Seniors are to report to the Ocean Center no later than 6:15 pm *wearing caps & gowns. Admission TBD per person - Parking TBD. Tickets will be presold at Seabreeze-Main Office starting May 18th. It’s recommended you purchase tickets in advance. There is no limit to the number of graduation tickets you may purchase.

SENIOR AWARDS, BACCALAUREATE, AND COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES

Cap and gown required. TASSEL is worn on the right side of cap.

Young Ladies: Wear a cool, comfortable dress or skirt. Wear shoes with a medium size (height) heel or flats (no tennis shoes or flip flops permitted). Avoid wearing jewelry on the outside of the gown. Avoid bringing a purse or cell phone. Young Men: Absolutely, no jeans, shorts, flip flops or tennis shoes. Wear dark blue or black slacks, shoes and socks. Wear a collared button up shirt (suit or sports coat is optional) with tie.

School Website www.seabreezehigh.org

Senior Information link http://www.seabreezehigh.org/seniors

**Note: Dates, times, & locations 00864subject to change. Questions? Contact Ms. Morgan, Activities Director (386)258-4674 ext. 54651

S e a b r e e z e A t h l e t i c s would like to thank Biggby Coff ee, Jamie Eads and Randy Frank for their dona on of free hot coff ee, hot chocolate, iced refreshments, cups, creamer, sugar, and s r-s cks . They have been very suppor ve of our soccer teams and their coff ee rocks!

BIGGBY COFFEE SUPPORTS ATHLETICS

KEY CLUB SUPPORTS OUR VETERANS

Leo club showed signs of patrio sm, and gra tude this Veteran’s Day. Members created a freedom wall adorned with names of family, and friends who served in the military. Every branch was represented: Army, Navy, Marine, Coast guard, and Air Force. Students saluted the wall holding American fl ags in respect for the freedom we all so graciously have today.Each club member was given a name of a veteran to write a personal le er, poem

or artwork displaying their sincere thanks. Leo club is sponsored by the Ormond Beach Lions club. The club also took me to write le ers to all the veterans in the Lions club.

WRITING CHECKS TO SCHOOLSYour check is welcome at Seabreeze High School. The District recognizes that occasionally a parent may inadvertently overdraw a checking account and a check may be returned by the bank. In order to recover these funds in a private and professional manner, Volusia County Schools has contracted with CHECKredi, a company specializing in the collec on of returned checks.

Each check wri en to the school must be made out to Seabreeze High School with the maker’s name pre-printed on the check (no starter checks) and must include the maker’s physical address and phone number (including area code). Please use blue or black ink.

When a person writes a check to a school or the District, the person wri ng the check agrees that, if the check is returned, it may be re-presented electronically on the same account for the full face amount and a fee established by Florida law.

CHECKredi will contact you by mail and by telephone in order to make arrangements to pay before a emp ng to re-present the check electronically. Payments of the check and fee may also be made online at www.checkredi.com using a credit card, debit card or electronic check without any addi onal fees. For a convenience fee, payments may be made over the telephone at (877) 524-7334 by credit card, debit card, or electronic check. Payments cannot be made at the school or the District.

All students interested in playing tennis for Seabreeze High School need to have a current physical form with proof of medical insurance, parent permission form, and pay to play form on fi le before being allowed to play which starts on January 23, 2017. Please see coach Holtgrewe in 2-127 for further informa on, if needed.

T E N N I S T R Y O U T S

Ms. Bradley and Mrs. Silvernail are the Seabreeze sponsors again this year for the 2017-2018 Teen Zone club. The club was created by The Hosseini Founda on, as an a er -school program. This club allows for (tutoring) and iden fi ed off campus ac vi es for students who may not always have the opportunity to experience these types of func ons. Contact either one of these sponsors if you have any ques ons about being a part of these ac vi es.

READING ACTIVITY PARTNERSFor the third year in a row Mrs. Silvernail’s period three reading class is working with Mrs. Eppelheimer’s students to share reading me, skill building and social me ac vi es. Ms. Wallace’s students were added in this year as part of this ac vity. We meet the fi rst Wednesday of each month to work on theme related skills. This ongoing mee ng me provides all of these classes with learning more about each other, and the importance of how working together can help others to be successful. A special thank you to Mrs. Eppelheimer for having us meet in her classroom, and providing snacks for our visits!Contact informa on: dksilver@volusia.k12.fl .us

TEEN ZONE READING PARTNERS

Please come by the Seabreeze High School gymnasium on 16 December 2017 to help support the Seabreeze Wrestling team as we host the Ray Hollingsworth Invita onal Wrestling Tournament. Start me is 9:30am

H O L L I N G S W O R T H T O U R N E Y

Last Call for AICE or AP students to travel to Europe! A group of students from the AICE and/or AP programs at Seabreeze will travel together to Austria, Switzerland, and Germany in June, 2018 for 12 Days. If you and/or your student would like to join us, see Mr. Weinrich in 3-214 or go to www.e ours.com/1827944ym for more informa on.

L A S T C A L L A P T R I P T O E U R O P E

By the me you read this, Seabreeze High School’s Interna onal Thespian Troupe 1269 will have made its strongest showing in many years at this year’s District 3 Thespian Assessments at Lyman High School in Longwood.

The Thespian Assessments are a fes val and compe on for actors, singers, costume designers, scenic designers, technical wizards, playwrights, and other theatrical par cipants. If students rate “superior” in their assessments, they qualify to perform or present at Florida State Thespians in Tampa, in March of 2018. Florida has the largest Thespian par cipa on of any state in the USA.

Actors from Seabreeze Troupe 1269 regularly qualify to compete at State. This year, for the fi rst me in four years, Seabreeze brought nine musical acts to the fes val, as well as its usual variety of drama c, comedic, and technical entries. As of this wri ng, we don’t know who will qualify for States, but we will keep you posted!

Seabreeze Troupe 1269 is sponsored by John Mirabile (non-musical and technical theater) and co-sponsored by Julia Hood (musical theater).

SEABREEZE THESPIANS MAKE STRONG SHOWING AT DISTRICTS

Congratula ons to Seabreeze Thespian Troupe 1269 for scoring STRAIGHT SUPERIORS at the District 3 Thespian Assessments this month. Seabreeze actors and crew will represent their troupe with honor at the State Assessments in Tampa this coming March. GO CENTER STAGE!

The Perfect Fit club collects, organizes and displays clothes in a thri shop type clothing store for Seabreeze High School students. All clothing is free and available to all students. The store is located in the large conference room and is open during lunch on Wednesdays or as needed a er school. Sponsor contact informa on: Julie Wilson jwilson1@volusia.k12.fl .us

PERFECT FIT CLUB!!

Medical Teens of America would like to invite Health Professions that are interested in being a Guest Speaker by coming in at lunch to explain their job in the Medical fi eld. You would provide insight to students about the educa onal requirements to earn a health care career along with helpful advice and personal stories that will inspire our students who would like to contribute in the medical industry one day. Refer to the SHS bell schedule on www.seabreezehigh.org for which day of the week you may be available to speak at lunch. We welcome all special es and disciplines of healthcare careers and from an offi ce, private prac ce, home or hospital se ngs. If interested in volunteering as a Guest Speaker, please email Ms. Bosco at bbosco@volusia.k12.fl .us with your availability.

MEDICAL TEENS RECRUITING SPEAKERS

High School Curriculum Fair at the guidance table and during the break out session, High School 101, Family Night Registra onFreshman orienta on General Mee ng of Na onal Honor Society All class level assemblies and in par cular the Senior assemblies held throughout the year.

Bright Futures status is reviewed with individual students during their senior checks. Seabreeze Guidance has printed our own Bright Futures brochures since the state did not publish a 2014 brochure; its available to allEnglish classes: register all seniors for Bright Futures. Qualifi ca ons are reviewed at this me

BRIGHT FUTURES INFORMATION HAS BEEN GIVEN OUT AT:

Give Back Program Riptides Raw Bar & Grill will be donating 10% of Students, Faculty and Family checks back to the club, organization or sports team of choice.

When you or your family dine at Riptides simply keep a copy of the check (not the credit card) the itemized check.

Take that to a participating club, organization or Sports team

Riptides will donate the amount of the check before taxes and not including discounts to the organization that you have chosen

For example: You and your family come for lunch, your check is $40 make sure you get the itemized copy of the check, turn it in to the

basketball team and riptides will give the team $4.

We look forward to supporting all of your extracurricular activities

Our Clerical Staff can be the fi rst place to start when you need informa on. School Phone: 386-258-4674Mrs. Jeane e Oberst- Principal Secretary, ext. 54614Mr. Cliff Benoit- Textbooks, Media, ext. 54662Mrs. Teresa Pehr- Registrar, ext. 54642Mrs. Comitale-Dahms - Discipline/Busses, ext. 54628Mrs. Maria Kos dakis- A endance, ext. 54616Ms. Buff y Briggs- tes ng, ext. 54692Mr. Paula Schaack, Scheduling, ext. 54690Main Offi ce ext. 54600Mrs. Joyce Smith- Guidance, ext. 54606Ms. Jennifer Parnell- ESE, ext 54670Ms. Erika Sco , Bookkeeping, ext. 54522Have a ques ons about an ac vity or event?Contact our Ac vi es Director:Ms. Tonia Morgan ext. 54651 tdmorgan@volusia.k12.fl .us

WHERE TO GO AND WHO TO CALL

SEABREEZE HIGH SCHOOL “PAY TO PARTICIPATE” FUNDRAISER CAMPAIGN

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