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I ask that if you have not already voted, that you please get out and vote today!
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Congratulations Lecanto High School Swim Team… District Champions!!!!
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CRYSTAL RIVER — A program in Citrus County is getting middle school students out on the water to learn how to protect the environment, but there’s a catch – other students are doing the teaching.
Elisabeth Veal is a junior at the Academy of Environmental Science in Citrus County, but when she’s out on the water, she’s the teacher.
Veal and some of her fellow high schoolers are teaching a group of middle schoolers about the human impact on water quality.
“It’s good that we get the chance to tell them what they are doing so they can help make a difference,” said Veal.
The students use scientific equipment to do their research, like the Turbidimeter and Nansen Bottle. They also take part in a few different workshops that take place out in the field and in the classroom.
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Congrats to CRHS winning Swimming District Championship in Gainesville at the O’Dome!! Way to go ladies and gentlemen!
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Special Meeting and Workshop on October 26, 2010 at 9:00am.
To view agenda click this link: www.citrus.k12.fl.us/board/agendas_minutes/2010-2011/a102610admspe.pdf
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I had an enjoyable visit to Crystal River Primary on Wednesday, October, 20, 2010. Crystal Primary is going through extensive renovation right now. In the next several weeks some students will move into newly renovated classrooms and others will move out of temporary class space. Principal Eddie Speight and the entire CRP Administrative team are doing an amazing job at keeping up with the many challenges this renovation program presents and minimizing its impact on the students. When completed, CRP will feel much like a new campus with the front of the school relocated to Crystal Street, the same as both the Crystal River Middle School and the Coastal Library.
“Rock Crusher Ready”, was the saying when I visited Rock Crusher Elementary (RCE) on Wednesday, October, 20, 2010. I always enjoy my visits to RCE and Wednesday was no exception. Principal John Weed and I talked about many of the great programs RCE is doing and the positive results so far this year. Then we went through many of the classrooms to see our students and educators in action. Outside , Mr. James Wellborn and his Reach class were flying specially made airplanes they had been designing and building in class. After airplanes the class will begin designing and building model rockets to fly. One of the first things I noticed as I came on campus was the new walking track that was being installed. The school district applied and receive grant monies to install a walking track at some of the elementary schools in the district. Schools that did not have the room for the walking tracks had their bus lanes stripped as a walking track. Many of our elementary schools had after school walking and running clubs and these tracks are a welcome addition.
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