Many wonderful retirement celebrations have continued this week which is the custom for this time of year. One of those I attended today was for two wonderful educators from Citrus Springs Elementary School. Donna Scott and The Queen of Speech, Shauna Parrish. Collectively they have provided over 50 years of service to thousands of students. They both cared for my children in elementary school. I am so grateful to them for their impact on our school and school district. God Bless you in retirement, and God Bless and thank you to all our retirees!
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As our summer school holidays begin Citrus County Blessings is transitioning into our Summer Feeding program. As a member of the Board of Directors, I am often asked about how Citrus County Blessings began. What better way to learn about it than directly from Citrus Blessings Founder, Debbie Lattin. Follow the link below to watch the video.
Thank you Ms. Lattin for founding this great organization.
If you would like to learn more about Citrus Blessings, its mission, and how to donate, visit www.citruscountyblessings.org
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KINGS BAY, GA, UNITED STATES 05.20.2022 Photo by Chief Petty Officer Ashley Berumen Commander, Submarine Group Ten. U.S. Navy photo by Chief Mass Communication Specialist Ashley Berumen
This past week the US Navy announced that Capt. John Roussakies will be the incoming commanding officer of the Ohio-class guided-missile submarine USS Florida (SSGN 728). Capt. Roussakies was a Crytal River High School graduate from the 1990s who was an active member in the CRHS Naval Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (JROTC). Bravo Zulu Capt. Roussakies!
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“I’ve got a theory that if you give 100% all of the time, somehow things will work out in the end.” – Larry Bird
Tonight was Citrus County’s premier student-athletic event, the Chronicle STAR Athletic Recognition Awards. Approximately 70 student-athletes from public, charter and private schools were honored for their accomplishments in the 2021-2022 school year.
Congratulations to all the student-athletes! Thank you to the families and parents who support and sacrifice for these young people. Thank you to the coaches and athletic directors who help to bring out the best in our student-athletes both in athletic competitions and in academic successes.
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Scholarship opportunities up to $500 for attending
SPACE IS LIMITED!! REGISTER TODAY! FREE – NO COST!
Class of 2023 rising seniors will go through a two-day course that’s focused on what to expect for your senior year. You’ll learn hands-on about college and career options, scholarships and financial assistance, the workplace and college cultures, and about resume and interview strategies. We’ll have guest speakers.
LEARN MORE ABOUT…
• College & career options
• Scholarship opportunities
• Applying for college and completing your application
• College cultures
• How to apply for financial assistance
• Job applications and interviewing skills
• Workplace preparation
TO REGISTER
Text @rise2023 to 81010
to receive the registration links
WHEN and WHERE
DATE: July 26-27 TIME: 9am—3pm (Both Days)
LOCATION: College of Central Florida (Citrus Campus)
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Nothing much better than to spend your morning cheering, volunteering, and supporting our Citrus kids! Well, that is just what dozens and dozens of community partners, parents, educators, and local volunteers did this morning supporting the every popular and ever-growing Citrus County Education Foundation’s 9th Annual Citrus Kids Triathlon! Congratulations to all our kids’ successes today!
Many wonderful retirement celebrations have continued this week which is the custom for this time of year. One of those I attended today was for two wonderful educators from Citrus Springs Elementary School. Donna Scott and The Queen of Speech, Shauna Parrish. Collectively they have provided over 50 years of service to thousands of students. They both cared for my children in elementary school. I am so grateful to them for their impact on our school and school district. God Bless you in retirement, and God Bless and thank you to all our retirees!
