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Senior Dates 2018 386.258.4665 Mainlandhighschool.Org Dr Administration Senior Dates 2018 386.258.4665 mainlandhighschool.org Dr. Cheryl A. Salerno Thursday 04/26 LAB Senior Meeting CEO/ Principal, x54222 (Distribution of Senior Calendar) Mrs. Suzanne Gibson Academy Communications and Sunday 05/20 4:00 P.M. Baccalaureate at Marketing x54276 Providence Church Ms. Colleen Kirvan Executive Director of Special Services, x54242 Wednesday 05/23 12:00 P.M. Senior grades are finalized Ms. Karen Nielsen Executive Director of Human Thursday 05/24 8:00 A.M. Senior Honors Rehearsal at Resources, x54218 Peabody Auditorium Mr. Eric Polite Executive Director of Environmental Operations, x54278 Thursday 05/24 7:00 P.M. Senior Honors Ceremony at Mr. Robert Voges Peabody Auditorium Executive Director of Higher Academic Expectations, x54208 Friday 05/25 8:45 A.M. Senior Breakfast in cafeteria Guidance Department, x54226 Wednesday 05/30 10:00 A.M. Graduation Rehearsal at Attendance, x54308 Ocean Center Early Dismissal, x54305 Referral Center, x54240 Friday 06/01 4:00 P.M. Graduation at Ocean Center Buccaneer Scroll • April 2018 Published Five Times Per Year Mainland Senior High School 1255 W. International Speedway Blvd. Daytona Beach, FL 32114 HIGH Issue #3 ND S A C L H N O I O A L M volume 7 - issue 3 - April 2018 We look forward to having your student attend our school as a freshman next school Mind, Body, Spirit year. Mainland High School has a long history of innovative success in the areas of The ASIM representatives and Mrs. academics, arts, citizenship, community service, and athletics and we know your student Mandell would like to thank both Longstreet will help further our tradition of excellence. Elementary and Ormond Beach Elementary for Counselors, teachers, and principals will meet with you and your student to begin inviting them to judge their science fair projects this year. Each of the 5th grade students did a the registration process for the year 2018-2019. This registration will be held in the great job on their projects and wish the finalists Mainland High School front office and multipurpose room on three nights using the good luck at county science fair. following schedule: (Please select one of the dates below) Day Date Time Open Registration Tuesday March 27 4:00 – 6:00 PM Open Registration Thursday March 29 5:00 – 7:00 PM Open Registration Thursday April 5 5:00 – 7:00 PM We welcome you to our Mainland High School and look forward to working with you both during registration as well as during the next four years. As always…Buc Pride Never Dies. See you very soon, The Mainland Buccaneers Bookkeeping Reminders - Obligations Now is the time to start addressing any financial obligations that may be owed by your student. Some examples of financial obligations are fees and dues not paid, uniforms and equipment not returned, and textbooks or library books overdue. Every student is responsible for the payment of the $10.00 ID/Class due fee, every year. For security and safety reasons, we may have printed an ID for your student even though they did not pay for it. In this case, the charge becomes an obligation. For Seniors, nonpayment of obligations may result in the withholding of their diploma. For Underclassman, nonpayment may prevent participation in the program for the following year. All obligations are carried over each year. Keeping on top of them prevents any financial “surprises” in senior year. The return of textbooks, library books, uniforms and equipment, will take that charge off your obligations. Textbooks should be returned in the front office to Mrs. Hebert. Library books and DSC textbooks should be returned to Ms. Piggotte in the Media Center. Uniforms and equipment should be returned to the appropriate coach or teacher. Payments can be made with the bookkeeper by cash, check or credit card from 7:15am-3:15pm. All checks must have the student’s name and a phone number in the memo portion. You may also pay on the Webstore at Mainlandhighschool.org Yearbooks by selecting the Obligations tab. There is Yearbooks are selling fast, secure your a 4% service fee when using a credit card. book for $70. Books can purchased in the For more information or to check on the bookkeeping office or with Mrs. Gardner status of your student’s obligations, please in room 1-328. call Bookkeeping at 386-258-4665 x54228. AP® News At the beginning of February, the Advanced Placement Bulletin for AP® Students and Parents was distributed to students in their AP® classes. Parents, please go over this guide with your child as there is pertinent information regarding test security and administration policies, a helpful student checklist, important information regarding getting ready for exam day, and the 2018 exam schedule. If your child did not receive a bulletin or you are in need of another, please contact Ronnie Fedun, AP® Coordinator at 386-258-4665 ext. 54273 or at [email protected]. Upcoming AP® Schedule May 7-11 and May 14-18, 2018 Exam Dates Week 1 Test Date Morning (8 AM) Afternoon (12 PM) Monday AP Chemistry AP Psychology May 7 AP Spanish Literature and Culture Tuesday AP Seminar AP Art History May 8 AP Spanish Language and Culture AP Physics 1: Algebra-Based Wednesday AP English Literature and AP Japanese Language and Culture May 9 Composition AP Physics 2: Algebra-Based Thursday AP United States Government and AP Chinese Language and Culture May 10 Politics AP Environmental Science Friday AP German Language and Culture AP Computer Science Principles May 11 AP United States History Studio Art: May 11th is the last day for your school to submit digital portfolios and to gather 2-D Design and Drawing students for the physical portfolio assembly. Students should have forwarded their completed digital portfolios to their teachers well before this date. Week 2 Test Date Morning (8 AM) Afternoon (12 PM) Monday AP Biology AP Physics C: Mechanics May 14 AP Music Theory IMPORTANT ALERT AFTERNOON (2 p.m.) Special Exam time. AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism is the only exam given at 2 p.m. Tuesday AP Calculus AB AP French Language and Culture May 15 AP Calculus BC AP Computer Science A Wednesday AP English Language and AP Italian Language and Culture May 16 Composition AP Macroeconomics Thursday AP Comparative Government and AP Statistics May 17 Politics AP World History Friday AP Human Geography AP European History May 18 AP Microeconomics AP Latin AFJROTC News Seniors!! Greetings Everyone! We’ve successfully Graduation Rehearsal: marched forward into a packed semester. So far, Wednesday, May 30 at 10:00am at the Ocean Center. our drill teams have competed in 4 AFJROTC Graduation: drill meets and have won 6 trophies. Our Friday, June 1 at 4:00pm at the Ocean Center. military ball, held at Embry Riddle Aeronautical University, was a huge success for over 100 Graduation Tickets: cadets and guests. Three weeks later, 54 cadets On sale at the school Monday, May 7 through Wednesday, May 30 at noon. walked 14 miles (Bataan Death March) in Tickets $3.00 each. Parking passes $5.00 each. commemoration of the American and Filipino No limit to number of tickets you may purchase. troops who were forced to make an arduous 65- Tickets will be on sale at the Ocean Center box office mile march to prison camps in WWII. We took beginning at 3:00pm Friday, June 1. 2 field trips: a visit to University High School’s CASH ONLY. Military Expo and the Daytona International Speedway. We’ve had some very interesting color guards: NXT wrestling, NASCAR Truck Race at DIS, and the Orlando Magic. Soon, we’ll start weekly training for our summer cadet leadership course (CLC) at The Citadel in Charleston, SC. Keep up the great pace cadets; remain focused on your grades, behave, come to school, and continue to be active! The list below describes some of the many events and activities we’re involved in: March 2018: Potential field trips to Kennedy Space Center and Jacksonville Naval Air Station March 31st: State drill meet held at Embry Riddle Aeronautical University April 11th/18th: Rocket Club April 21: Tri-school Field meet challenge at Atlantic HS May 2: AFJROTC annual awards banquet ($6), followed by ceremony in PAC 10-16 June: CLC (cost is $210) If you are interested in finding out more information about AFJROTC, please contact Maj Migs or MSgt Garthwaite at 258-4665 ext. 54337/8 Mind, Body Spirit Branch At Your Service Branch High Tech High Branch ASIM AHCA ADMT SSA APSPC ACMT AUA AIPR ACS Regulation Drill Team Cadets at Timber Creek Drill Meet. Transition Academy Transition Academy As we prepare for Spring Break the students are completing their third quarter. We have had several exciting events in this third quarter and look forward to the final and fourth quarter of the 17-18 school year. We have had several students find employment and were able to attend our first field trip of the school year. Several seniors and deferred students have found employment locally. We now have students employed at the Dog Track and JC Penneys. Congratulations to the students!! Next quarter will be FSAA testing, please make sure your child is attending every day. We will also have a trip to the Tortuga Education Day at Jackie Robinson on May 9th. On March 26th we were generously given the opportunity to attend the Central Florida Construction Days at the Central Florida Fairgrounds in Orlando Florida. Thirty-four students were able to Mainland High School enjoy a luxurious ride on a charter bus and free lunch Robert Voges • [email protected] all provided by the Central Florida Building Association Union.
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