ATTENTION Parents, students… Have IPAD questions? Need tech help for homework? Help is only one phone call away! Citrus Tech Help Line : (352) 400-1943 Monday – Friday 4pm-8pm
Here is a great show with guests Lecanto Middle School Assistant Principal Brian Lancaster and the District’s Title 1 Coordinator Patricia Douglas on WYKE’s Citrus Today program hosted by Dennis Miller, talking about technology and the new tech line were the topics. You can catch the show by clicking play below or following the YouTube link: https://youtu.be/kPoU2TNlCXE
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“I never gave up on him even when he doubted himself”
The Honorable Becki Couch and I were first elected the same year (2010) and began our school board training together. Over the years Ms. Couch and I would often chat at Florida School Board Association trainings and conferences. In FSBA we regularly have been on the same side of issues and I have much respect for Ms. Couch and her county is blessed to have her as one of their School Board representatives.
Please this post by the Honorable Becki Couch, Duval County School Board, District 6; https://goo.gl/QCH9DM
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Coastal Camp Citrus 2016 at the Marine Science Station
PLAN TO ATTEND NOW!!! SPACE FILLS UP!!
The Marine Science Station Coastal Camp Citrus 2016 is a 5 day 4 night residential summer camp for middle and high school students. The applications are available at www.citrus.k12.fl.us/mss.
Apply today!!APPLICATION DEADLINE IS MAY 2nd, 2016. PLEASE CAREFULLY READ THE INFORMATION FLYER AND APPLICATION PACKETS! Please share with anyone that may be interested!
Interested in coastal camp citrus this year? Information and application packets for 2016 camp are available now. Go to the MSS website (links are below) and click on Coastal Camp Citrus tabs. Cost is $300; financial aid is available to those that qualify. Open to listed counties (not just citrus).
Chronicle says “NO WAY” to bills that would create ‘high school athletic free agency’
Please read the Citrus Chronicle editorial, “School-transfer bills have no place in Florida“, regarding two legislative bills that would create ‘high school athletic free agency’ and that are rapidly moving towards becoming law if we don’t voice our displeasure to our state legislators.
The Chronicle shared, “… the Legislature is pushing the college model for the recruitment of athletes down to the high school level.” I appreciated that the Chronicle went on to say, “…It is appalling that bills like this ever find their way out of committees and onto the floor of the Legislature.”