The Eau Gallie Anchor - Brevard Public Schools
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EGHS Vision Statement: Eau Gallie High School will serve every student in an environment of college and career readiness by delivering the highest quality education in a culture of professionalism, collaboration, and learning. Weekly Newsletter October 3, 2018 Important Dates & Announcements: • Homecoming tickets on sale Monday Oct. 1 st thru the 12 th on the senior patio during Anchor Hour. EG Students $20, guests $30 with a complet- ed, approved, signed guest form from the front office. Tickets will not be sold to students who have an “F” in any class or have any type of financial obligation. • Yearbooks are on sale for $80 until October 15th! After that, prices will go up. • Oct. 6th—SAT testing • Oct 8-12: Spirit Week Monday: Red, White & Blue Day Tuesday: Tacky Tourist Day Wednesday: Decade Day Thursday: Book Character Day Friday: Class Color Day • Oct 10—Sophomore PSAT testing • Oct 12 Homecoming Game • Oct 12—End of 1st Nine Weeks • Oct 13 Homecoming Dance 7-11pm • Oct 15—No School! • Oct. 26th—Senior Panoramic EGHS AVID is looking for college students interested in working with student tutorial/study groups. Part time work for $10 an hour on Tuesdays and/or Thursdays. We provide training. Contact Betsy Armstrong at [email protected] FOR SENIORS: • Seniors need to make their appt. and take their formal sen- ior portraits by Oct. 25th. Ap- pointments can be made at: https://www.dsp-photo.com/ BookNow.html • Seniors! Be sure to check out an important source of information as you plan for college: In the guid- ance suite there are three ring binders with upcoming College Representative Visits. Check it out and sign up for any visits from colleges in which you have a genu- ine interest! • Seniors! Do you need Bright Fu- tures Service hours? Check out Volunteer opportunities in the Guidance Suite. Look for a three ring binder titled ‘Volunteer Op- Yearbooks are on sale for $8o! Purchase online at www.yearbookforever.com or pay with cash on check in Rm. 46-103. Prices go up October 15! The Eau Gallie Anchor Students and parents interested in traveling to Japan in June of 2019, please see Mrs. Kaleel in room 37-211 or email her at [email protected]. Breakfast is served every morning 8am – 8:30 am, it is at no cost for all students. Lunch is 1.90 for a full lunch or many items sold separately a la carte. Students will not be allowed in the line after bell! SENIORS! Nov 1st is the deadline to take your picture to be in the yearbook!! Don’t be left out!
Transcript of The Eau Gallie Anchor - Brevard Public Schools
EGHS Vision Statement: Eau Gallie High School will serve every student in an environment of college and career readiness by delivering the highest quality education in a culture of professionalism, collaboration, and learning.
Weekly Newsletter October 3, 2018
Important Dates & Announcements:
• Homecoming tickets on sale Monday Oct. 1st thru the 12th on the senior patio during Anchor Hour. EG Students $20, guests $30 with a complet-ed, approved, signed guest form from the front office. Tickets will not be sold to students who have an “F” in any class or have any type of financial obligation.
• Yearbooks are on sale for $80 until October 15th! After that, prices will go up.
• Oct. 6th—SAT testing
• Oct 8-12: Spirit Week
Monday: Red, White & Blue Day
Tuesday: Tacky Tourist Day
Wednesday: Decade Day
Thursday: Book Character Day
Friday: Class Color Day
• Oct 10—Sophomore PSAT testing
• Oct 12 Homecoming Game
• Oct 12—End of 1st Nine Weeks
• Oct 13 Homecoming Dance 7-11pm
• Oct 15—No School!
• Oct. 26th—Senior Panoramic
EGHS AVID is looking for college students interested in working with student tutorial/study groups.
Part time work for $10 an hour on Tuesdays and/or Thursdays. We provide training.
Contact Betsy Armstrong at [email protected]
FOR SENIORS:
• Seniors need to make their appt. and take their formal sen-ior portraits by Oct. 25th. Ap-pointments can be made at: https://www.dsp-photo.com/BookNow.html
• Seniors! Be sure to check out an important source of information as you plan for college: In the guid-ance suite there are three ring binders with upcoming College Representative Visits. Check it out and sign up for any visits from colleges in which you have a genu-ine interest!
• Seniors! Do you need Bright Fu-tures Service hours? Check out Volunteer opportunities in the Guidance Suite. Look for a three ring binder titled ‘Volunteer Op-
Yearbooks are on sale for $8o! Purchase online at
www.yearbookforever.com or pay with cash on check in
Rm. 46-103. Prices go up October 15!
The Eau Gallie Anchor
Students and parents interested in traveling to Japan in June of 2019, please see Mrs.
Kaleel in room 37-211 or email her at [email protected].
Breakfast is served every morning 8am – 8:30 am, it is at no cost for all students. Lunch is 1.90 for a full lunch or many items sold separately a la carte. Students will not be allowed in the line after
bell!
SENIORS! Nov 1st is
the deadline to take
your picture to be in
the
yearbook!!
Don’t be left out!
If you see a different screen such as this:
Click the Destiny button and you should see screen #1-- again choose the My Info tab for a total obligation listings. Obligations showing from a previous school? Please contact them, regarding those fine issues and we are happy to return books to them.
Library News: Help us get our textbooks back! Remember, parents you can always see what your student obligations are by going to: brevard.follettdestiny.com
No www, choose EGHS, and login with your student # in both places! Click the My Info tab to see obligations.
Screen #1
NOTICE! NOTICE! NOTICE! NOTICE! NOTICE! NOTICE!
Brevard County has seen a dramatic increase in students using these devices on campus and amazingly enough in the classroom. Many don’t realize that a large portion of the oils sold have as much nicotine in one cartridge as a pack of cigarettes, and many are laced with THC.
Student s found in possession of any vaping paraphernalia will receive the following consequences:
-confiscation until the end of the school year; must be picked up by parent/guardian
-suspension with possible expulsion
-police citation with fine and mandatory 4-hour course
-if the device or paraphernalia contains THC, student will be expelled and be charged with a FELONY!
Commodore Galley
Our food pantry is located in Portable 9. Food, toiletry, and clothing items can be
dropped off in the front office. Thank you for your help.
boxed and bagged cereals individual juices
oatmeal muffin mix
canned fruit maple syrup
grits pancake mix (just add water)
Carnation Instant Breakfast boxed milk
bags of fresh, whole apples bags of whole oranges
coffee (instant) gatorade
canned Ravioli (pop top) SPAM
canned soup individual microwave meals
boxed macaroni & cheese peanut butter/jelly (plastic jars)
canned tuna/chicken Cup o’ Noodle
plastic spoons crackers
mayonnaise, mustard, ketchup canned or bagged beans
bag or boxed rice flour tortillas
Nutella graham crackers
spaghetti/pasta (boxed or bagged) sauce (plastic jars or cans)
Tuna Helper/Hamburger Helper canned ham
boxed or bags of fresh potatoes granola bars individual pudding cups cracker packs fruit cups healthy snack items laundry detergent bars of bath soap liquid dish soap/sponges shampoo/conditioner paper products – TP/Paper towels ramen noodle, cup or block
EAU GALLIE HIGH SCHOOL (SGA)
FOOD DRIVE YOU FEED
THE PEOPLE
IN NEED
Non-perishable items:
Pasta toothpaste Rice toothbrush
Soap Deodorant Cereal Power Bar
Canned goods DONATE AT ROOM 37-111/37-110 MR. or Mrs.
SHELTON’S ROOMS ANYTIME or MS. BUTLER P.9
HUNGER IN AMERICA
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NAVIGATING YOUR FINANCIAL FUTURE
Published by the Florida Department of Education, Office of Student Financial Assistance
October 2018
Governor Rick Scott and First Lady Ann Scott have invited all Florida students to participate in the annual Hispanic Heritage Month Essay and Art contests, which will be centered around the theme, “A Celebration of Innovative Hispanic-American Leaders.” Students in grades K-3 have a chance to win a cash prize by submitting artwork, and students in grades 4-12 can earn a 4-YEAR FLORIDA PREPAID SCHOLARSHIP through the essay contest.
All entries must be received no later than 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time, Monday, October 15, 2018.
To learn more about Florida’s Hispanic Heritage Month celebration and contests, visit www.FloridaHispanicHeritage.com.
Many Scholarship committees are looking for students who have the ability to communicate effectively in writing. Essays are an excellent way for scholarships judges to choose the most qualified candidates.
Tips for writing the essay include:
Giving yourself time– it takes time to construct a quality essay
Following directions– word count and font size may be eligibility requirements
Focusing on the topic– answer the question that is being asked
Proofreading and editing your work– be clear/concise and correct any errors
Getting feedback– ask family members or others to read your essay and provide feedback
Scholarships
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CONTACT US
For more information about
our free products and
services please contact OSFA’s
Outreach Services:
Pete Hernandez
850-245-1821
View information about the Florida Bright Futures Scholarship Program at the following link, https://www.floridastudentfinancialaidsg.org/SAPBFMAIN/SAPBFMAIN. The Bright Futures Student Handbook is divided into short chapters to explain information about Bright Futures. Chapter 1: Initial Eligibility Requirements, includes: Requirements for Scholarship Types (FAS,FMS, GSC, and GSV); and Non-Traditional Students (Home-Educated, GED, Out-of-State, and Mid-Year). Chapter 2: Scholarship Information, includes: Length of the Scholarship Award; Award Amounts; and Transferring the Scholarship between Institutions. Chapter 3: Renewal Eligibility, includes: Renewal Requirements; and Reinstatement/Restoration Requirements.
Important Dates
Applications open October 1, 2018: Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Begin now by
creating your FSA ID and Password at the following link, https://fsaid.ed.gov/npas/index.htm.
Florida Financial Aid Application (FFAA) Meet with your high school counselor to discuss your progress towards meeting Bright Futures initial eligibility requirements. Read the fact sheets (found at the following link, https://www.floridastudentfinancialaidsg.org/SAPBFMAIN/SAPBFMAIN) for program deadlines.
Private Scholarships Apply, apply, apply! National College Fairs: October 7, 2018 South Florida National College Fair October 13, 2018 Jacksonville National College Fair October 14, 2018 Orlando National College Fair
2018-19 Graduating Seniors
Need to Know
Senior class shirts order form
Back Front
Your choice of t-shirt or tank top
Orders are due by October 26, 2018 to Ms. Miller (Guidance)
Cash Only
Yes I will order a Senior Class shirt
Students first and last Name:______________________________ First period teacher: _________________________________
T-Shirt Royal blue
Adult small 15.00
Adult Medium 15.00
Adult Large 15.00
Adult X-Large 20.00
Adult XX Large 20.00
Tank Top Royal Blue
Adult Small 15.00
Adult Medium 15.00
Adult Large 15.00
Adult X-Large 20.00
Adult XX Large 20.00
