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SPACE COAST JR/SR HIGH SCHOOL FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2021
—MISSION STATEMENT—
Ensure that every Space Coast student graduates college, career, or military ready.
E-MAIL: [email protected]
PHONE: 321.638.0750 FAX: 321.638.0766
OFFICE HOURS: 7:30am - 4:00pm
STUDENT HOURS:
MONDAY-THURSDAY 8:40am - 3:30pm
FRIDAY 8:40am - 2:15pm
Not receiving texts? Text “Start BCPS” to 23177 to opt in.
ATTENDANCE OFFICE ANNOUNCEMENT
Please remember that any check outs or transportation changes CAN NOT be made over voicemail or the phone. For students who drive and need to be checked out early, please email [email protected] AND [email protected]. Please be sure to give enough time to receive the email. Student check out can only be made by the LEGAL CUSTODIAL PARENT OR GUARDIAN. We understand this can be an inconvenience at times, but this is for the safety of all of our students. If parents/guardians need someone else to check out their student they may send in a written note or email with a copy of their driver’s license and the name of who will be checking the student out, this person has to be on the emergency contact list or we cannot check the student out! If you need to make changes to your contact list please come to the front office for a form. For all questions regarding the bus please call Transportation at 321.269.2055.
FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK
http://www.facebook.com/SpaceCoastJrSrHighSchool
NEED THE NURSE?
Our AWESOME Nurse Jenny can be contacted at extension 27010. CLICK HERE TO BECOME A SUB
Parent Leadership
Team Meetings will
be the first Tuesday
of each month
(October 5, November
2, and December 7)
from 10:00- 11:00am
in the Innovation
Lab. ALL STUDENTS EVERY FRIDAY
--TARDY POLICY--
Tardies are for all periods, including
being late to school, and are counted
cumulatively. For example, if a student
is late to school twice, late to 2nd block
twice, and late to 4th block once, that
counts as 5 tardies and that student is
subject to consequences.
5 tardies Dean’s Detention (3:30-4:15)
6 tardies Dean’s Detention (3:30-4:15)
7 tardies Monday School (3:30-5:30)
8 tardies Monday School (3:30-5:30)
9+ tardies will be considered
insubordination and may result in an
out of school day suspension.
8/10/2021. As required by the Florida Department of Education, teacher Eva Knowles is currently teaching English, Language Arts or Reading as a Second Language (ESOL) strategies outside of their field of certification. Be assured that the teacher is fully certified by the state of Florida and is currently working on becoming certified in the area of ESOL.
Please be advised that Kendra Johnson is teaching out of field in the certification area English (6-12) for the school year 2021-2022. Mrs. Johnson meets all the requirements to teach in the public schools and is currently working towards certification in English (6-12) that is necessary. This notification is a Department of Education requirement for the State of Florida.
SCHOOL ADVISORY COUNCIL
The SAC committee is in the process of electing new members. All meetings are open to guests. Meeting dates are Oct 20, Nov 17, Dec 15, Jan 19, Feb 16, March 23, April 20, May 18. Meetings are in the media center 3:45-4:45. It is important that we have a quorum at the Oct 20 meeting as we will vote on bylaws and the School Improvement Plan. Student votes are currently being finalized and then the committee will be announced. Students may vote at https://forms.gle/MHu8MhVftiGXiEBa9 through 10/2/21.
Federal Impact Forms
Impact forms are now due back to 4th
period teachers. Parents/ Guardians,
please complete the forms and return
them to school. The forms determine
Federal aid which supports the entire
community.
If your student does not have classes
on SCHS campus, please stop by the
office for their impact form.
DUEL ENROLLED STUDENTS
It is time to schedule your appointment with your guidance counselor to pick your EFSC classes for the spring term. Please stop by Counselor Corner during lunch to schedule your appointment. Don’t wait because classes fill up quickly!
P S AT / N M S Q T
is October 13th, at
8:45 for all 10th
grade students
and selected 11th
grade students.
Any 10th, 11th, or 12th grade student
interested in taking the ASVAB (Armed
Services Vocational Aptitude Battery ) on
Thursday, October 14th, at 8:45 will need
to sign-up with Mrs. Zinger by Friday,
October 8th. Her office is located in the
senior section of the cafeteria.
SPEECH AND DEBATE CLUB
Want to join Speech and Debate? We’d love to
have you. We’re looking to build a Congress team
to debate other schools. We need YOU! There are
also individual events. Join Google Classroom
page: 453sa7p. Meetings are Wednesday after
school in room 808, and Google Meets.
COLLEGE TOUR INFORMATION
If you are planning a college tour this school year, please see Mrs. Wagner (Front Office) or Mrs. Leon (Guidance). College tours can be excused if the proper paperwork is filled out.
Psychology Club meeting,
every Wednesday, Rm 510.
BestBuddies will meet Friday October
1, after school. The BestBuddies
Match Party is October 29th.
FUTURE PROBLEM SOLVING
If you are interested in Future Problem Solving please see Dr. Baldridge before school in room 610, or email her at [email protected]
MIDDLE SCHOOL SGA
Attention Middle School Students: If you want to be involved in planning fun events—join Middle School SGA. We meet every Monday in the media center at 3:35.
Space Coast Celebrates Cultural Diversity:
October is German American, Disability Awareness, Polish American, Italian American, and Filipino American Heritage Month
October 4 is St. Francis, and Blessing of the Animals Day
October 6-14 is Navaratri, a festival of the triumph of good over evil
Hispanic Heritage Month Scholarship Opportunity – Governor DeSantis and First Lady Casey DeSantis have announced a contest for Florida students. The online submission is due 10/11/21.
Student Contests – Hispanic Heritage Month 2021 (floridahispanicheritage.com)
Check out additional club
information using the QR
code:
FCCLA is joining cheer and making noise makers for the
football game on Oct 1. Wear your pink and bring your
own water bottle full of beads, let’s make some noise for
Breast Cancer prevention and Our Viper Football team.
October 4 is World Day of Bullying Prevention – 3
things to always hold onto: dignity, character, passion.
ATEPS polo shirts have arrived. Students will be
sporting their new uniforms. ATEPS is also
hosting the October Blood Drive with LAUNCH
institute.
STEAM academy is busy working with NASA
HUNCH again this year.
LAUNCH institute is developing a Re-LAUNCH.
They Are working on the Blood Drive, with ATEPS,
for October.
All academies are looking to expand their advisory boards. If you are interested in serving on an advisory board, please contact Ms. Carrie Humphrys the Academy Director. [email protected]
SMILE!
PICTURE RE-TAKE DAY!!
SENIORS! LISTEN UP!
Cady will be here on Oct
5th to do senior photos–if
you do not schedule an
appointment you may
miss out on being
featured in this year’s
yearbook – please visit
cady.com to schedule
your appointment today!
Don’t be left out of the
yearbook ☺
Oct 14th—Photo retake
day (All underclassmen)
pre-purchase packages at
www.cady.com
ORCHESTRA NEWS Good luck to the following orchestra students who are auditioning for All-County on October 20th: Bailey Atkinson Sephorah Barton Rheanna Jackson Abby Minear Brianna Scheiner Jasmin Shingles
Girl’s Fall Ball is getting ready to kick off. The season is just around the corner! If you are interested in playing High School Softball, now is the time to join the fun. Contact Coach Candace at the school or Coach Donna at [email protected]
Boys’ high school basketball conditioning will continue every Monday, Tuesday
and Thursday morning at 7am. Students must have an updated athletic packet on
file to participate. Please see Coach Kenny [email protected]
with questions. Boys’ High school basketball tryouts will be on November 1st and
2nd from 3:45-5:30pm. Boys’ middle school basketball conditioning begins next
week, Thursday and Friday from 5:30-6:30pm. Boys’ middle school basketball
tryouts will be November 1st. Contact Coach Sam Santiago at
[email protected] for more information.
Girls’ high school basketball conditioning will be Tuesday & Thursday, 5:30-6:30 pm. Girls High School tryouts will be October 25th & 26th. Girls’ middle school tryouts will be November 1st. Students must have an updated athletic packet on file to participate. Contact Coach Vanessa Santiago at [email protected]
All students who want to participate in any sport must complete the Athletic
Packet (16 pages). Submitting a medical physical is not sufficient. Athletic Packets
can be located on the Space Coast Jr. Sr. High website or in the front office.
Friday, October 1st a Pink Out game for breast
cancer awareness.
Friday, October 8th is Football and Cheer Senior
Night
MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2021
The Space Coast Swim Team attended the 2021 Florida Swimming Pool Association (FSPA) High School Invitational Meet this weekend in Stuart. Top high
schools from across the state competed in this state preliminary-finals meet. The women's 400 freestyle relay led by seniors Jodie Ramos and Brianna
Roberson and juniors Shelby Coursey and Elizabeth Cole broke the school record with a time of 4:00.84 and finishing 7th in the A-finals. The all-senior men's
team of Casey Cole, Kyle Hecky, Cole Vrbanic, and Shamar Washington broke the school record in the 200 medley relay going a 1:48.80 and qualifying for
the B-final. Brianna, Casey, and Elizabeth made the B-finals in their individual swimming events. Congratulation to these student athletes and wish them
luck as they prepare for Cape Coast Conference on October 8 and Districts on October 22.
Our Space Coast Cross-Country teams had an amazing race
Saturday night at McLarty Stadium. Logan Chapman won 1st
place @ The Rockledge Raider Classic with a new Personal
Best/ School Record 15:58; Jacob Miller new Personal Record
18:25; Erik Rochette new Personal Record 19:04; Wyatt
Armstrong new Personal Record 19:17; Hayden
LaMaster new Personal Record 20:44; Travis Davis season
best time 21:41; Evan Singleton 25:25; Da'Quan Turpin new
Personal Record 26:20. The Boys finished 4th Overall!!
Ellizabeth Youngman season best time 26:18; Jennava
Jacavage new Personal Record 27:31; Taylor Lenau new
Personal Record 27:32; CJ Baker new Personal Record 26:12;
Andrew Walker new Personal Record 33:48.
https://www.floridatoday.com/picture-gallery/sports/high-
school/2021/09/26/rockledge-raider-classic-cross-country-
meet/5872880001/
The Space Coast varsity girls golf team will be
having senior night at The Great Outdoors golf course in their final home match of the season to
honor seniors Kayla Schooler and Kaitlyn Davis. Senior Night is on Monday October 4th,
tee off for the match is 4:00pm. Everyone is welcome to come out and watch the match vs.
Astronaut High.
Conditioning for Lady Viper Soccer is currently running from 3:45 to 4:45, Monday through Thursday. Must have an active athletic packet on file. See Coach Davis with any questions.
Boys Soccer Tryouts start October 18th -20th from 4-6pm. All athletes must have a valid Physical turned in to the Athletic Director. If you have any questions please see coach Garza or Coach Barry.
Special THANK YOU TO JOE GUARINE for coming out to many, many sporting events and taking pictures of our VIPERS in actions. Check out the following website to see his awesome work! https://jguarinephotography.smugmug.com/Events. Mr. Guarine is a Alumni parent who enjoys providing photos for parents. He has does all this voluntarily. All the pictures he takes are posted to his website with the “buy” option turned off! If you see him out there take a moment to thank him for his time!!!
The online site for wool jackets for Space Coast is set up & working. Below is the direct link and you can also get there by going to: Neffco.com Click on jacket shop on the main page and put in Password: 076858 All six options are shown like we have done in the past. The student/parent can order online and products will ship to student/parents home.
SPACE COAST VIPERS COACHING STAFF HIGH SCHOOL SPORT COACH E-MAIL ATHLETIC DIRECTOR STEVE SLENTZ [email protected]
BASEBALL TBD TBD
B. BASKETBALL KENNETH HERBST [email protected]
G. BASKETBALL VANESSA SANTIAGO [email protected]
BOWLING NANCY BROCKROGGE [email protected]
CHEERLEADING ASHLEY MOORE [email protected]
G. CROSS COUNTRY PHILIP GARZA [email protected]
B. CROSS COUNTRY PHILIP GARZA [email protected]
FOOTBALL CLIFF NICHOLS [email protected]
G. GOLF DAVID DAVEY [email protected]
B. GOLF KENNETH HERBST [email protected]
G. SOCCER DWAYNE DAVIS [email protected]
B. SOCCER PHILIP GARZA [email protected]
SOFTBALL DONNA NERO [email protected]
SWIMMING LUKE ROBERSON [email protected]
G. TENNIS PETE MONISMITH
B. TENNIS PHILIP GARZA [email protected]
G. TRACK TBD TBD
B. TRACK TBD TBD
VOLLEYBALL JEFF LANGGLE [email protected]
WRESTLING TONY MCCORMICK [email protected]
MIDDLE SCHOOL SPORTS COACH E-MAIL
M.S. CHEER CORINNE MOLINEAUX [email protected]
G. MS BASKETBALL LISA PADAN [email protected]
B. MS BASKETBALL SAM SANITAGO [email protected]
MS TRACK SADIE MCKINNON [email protected]
MS TRACK DEVYN HANSON [email protected]
MS TRACK BRENDA BAKER [email protected]
MS TRACK TBD TBD
--DRESS CODE POLICY--
-Upper Garments-
-The cut of sleeveless garments must not expose undergarments or be otherwise
immodest.
-Strapless garments are prohibited. Straps of permitted garments must be a minimum of 1
1/2 inches in width. (Tube tops and halter tops are prohibited.)
-Necklines of all upper garments must be modest. -Low cut necklines are prohibited.
-Excessively large or baggy clothes, which may conceal dangerous items or be a safety
hazard, shall not be worn.
-Upper garments must adequately cover the waistline and must not expose the midriff
while the student is performing normal school-related activities (studying, retrieving
books, raising hands, etc.).
-No head coverings are to be worn while at school (i.e. hats, hoodies, beanies etc.)
-Lower Garments-
-Pants shall conform to the build and stature of the student, shall be worn at the waist,
and shall not extend below the heel of the shoe in length. Pants shall have no holes or
rips.
-Undergarments shall not be visible. (Sports bras are considered undergarments.)
-Dresses and skirts must reach mid-thigh or below in length with the waistband of skirts
worn at waist level.
-Shorts must have clearly discernible inseams of reasonable length and cover the
buttocks. Short shorts are prohibited.
-Garments must be of a length and fit that are suitable to the build and stature of the
student.
Free Breakfast and Lunch meals!
The USDA has extended Free Meals through June 2022. Breakfast and lunch meals will continue to be free for all students, regardless of status, through the end of the 2021-22 school year.
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CODE OF STUDENT CONDUCT
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Paper copies of the Code of Student Conduct will be available
to parental/legal guardian upon request.
Attention seniors, the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) opened today - and now you can easily fill it out right from your phone. So please, before you head off to practice or settle in to watch your favorite shows, fill out the FAFSA form to apply for types of financial aid such as these:
• Federal grants
• Federal student loans
• Federal work-study
• State loans
• State grants and scholarships
• Grants and scholarships from other organizations If you don’t fill out the FAFSA form, you could be missing out on valuable financial aid. Every year, there are a number of reasons students think they shouldn’t complete the FAFSA form; however, the reality is that EVERYONE who's thinking about going to college or career school should fill it out. So, are you ready to get started? To fill out the FAFSA form, simply
• download the myStudentAid mobile app (iOS or Android) and fill it out on a mobile device. OR
• visit fafsa.gov and fill it out on a computer or mobile device.
Your future is waiting. Download the app to get started today.