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STATEWIDE ASSESSMENT INFORMATION Dates for the state and district assessments can be found on the Lake County Assessment Calendar. And may also be found at the bottom of this page.

Does a student have to take the Florida Standards Assess-ment? “Participation in the assessment program is mandatory for all school districts and all students attending public schools….” Furthermore, Florida Statutes Section 1008.25(4) further states in pertinent part “Each student must participate in the statewide, standardized assessment program required by s.1008.22….” Statewide assessment testing is customarily accomplished through the FSA, FCAT, FAA or end of course exams (collectively “Assessment Testing”).

Who should I contact if I have additional questions related to the FSA? The first point of contact is an administrator or guidance counselor. If they are unable to answer additional questions, they will contact the district staff for assistance.

Thank you for your support of Lake County Schools and the success of our stu-dents!

Lake County Assessment Calendar

April 11th - 8th Grade Reading - Session 1 April 12th - 8th Grade Reading - Session 2 April 14th - 7th Grade Reading - Session 1 April 15th - 7th Grade Reading - Session 2 April 18th - 6th Grade Reading - Session 1 April 19th - 6th Grade Reading - Session 2 April 21st - 8th Grade Math - Session 1 April 22nd - 8th Grade Math - Session 2 April 25th - 7th Grade Math - Session 1 April 26th - 7th Grade Math - Session 2 April 26th - 8th Grade Science April 28th - 6th Grade Math - Session 1 April 29th - 6th Grade Math - Session 2 May 9th - Algebra 1 - Session 1 May 10th - Algebra 1 - Session 2 May 12th - Civics - Group 1 May 13th - Civics - Group 2

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An immunization letter was sent home to you from the Lake County Health Department regard-ing the immunization that your child will need to enter the 7th grade. The state of Florida requires a Tdap/Td Booster . The health department will be having an immunization clinic here at Tavares Middle School on April 26th. This clinic is free to you. We need you to complete and return the permission slip, if you have not done so, to the guidance department. Of course, you have the option of going to your own doctor, but this must be completed before the beginning of the new school year and

turned in to the guidance department as well. Seventh grade students may not start school without proof of im-munization. We hope you take advantage of this offer by the Lake County Health Department.

Girls: Zarrah Barbaza, Maya Diceslie, Selena Gomes, Abby Gotfraind, Hitzell Lara, Kayla Stryker, and Kiersten Weaver

Boys: Jayce DeSantis, Kalen Harbaugh, Alex Jack-son, Kyle Lucas, Preston Nascimento, Rodrigo Santos, Zach Schmitt, Lazarus Seabury, Brandon Teachman, Edgar Trejo, Juan Urquijo, Connor Wickson, and Ben Wooten

Day Date Opponent Place Tuesday 4/5 Eustis Away Thursday 4/7 Oak Park Home - THS Tuesday 4/12 Carver Home - THS Thursday 4/14 Mt. Dora Home - THS Tuesday 4/19 Umatilla Away Thursday 4/21 Eustis Home - THS Tuesday 4/26 Oak Park Away Thursday 4/28 Carver Away Tuesday 5/3 Mt. Dora Away Tuesday 5/5 Umatilla Home - THS

Games will begin at 5:30pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Home games played at Tavares High School. Championship game - Tuesday, May 17th at 5:30pm.

All 8th grade parents are invited to attend the 8th grade meeting to plan the 8th grade year end party. The next meeting is April 5th at 5:00pm. Please plan to attend and have an input in your child’s end of the year celebrations.

ORDER ONLINE AT BALFOUR.COM

ORDER AT SCHOOL ON FRIDAY MORNINGS

MR. CROSBY’S ROOM (709)

PRICE $30.00

APRIL IS THE LAST MONTH TO PURCHASE YEARBOOKS

AT THE $30.00 PRICE.

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Fashion is important to students at this stage of their development. Through Patriot Pride and in conjunction with LCSB Policy, TMS is committed to teach our students an understanding that there is a time and a place for apparel styles. At TMS, students arrive dressed in a manner that is clean, safe, shows respect for the educational environment, and re-frains from distracting or offending other students. With warmer weather approaching we want to remind the students of the following prohibited items which are consistent with the LCSB Code of Conduct.

Sleeveless shirts (Shirts must come to the point of the shoulder.)

Tank Tops or those with spaghetti straps

Bare midriffs, sheer or see-through clothing

Backless shoes

Low-cut shirts/blouses with exposed cleavage

Exposed undergarments including boxer shorts and athletic shorts

Pajamas and slippers

Leggings, jeggings, tights, or skin-tight stretch clothing worn without shorts or a skirt no more than 5”

above center of the knee.

Oversized pants whose waistband falls below the hip with or without a belt

Hats, hoods, bandanas and scarves that cover the head except those for religious purposes

Clothing that advertises drugs, alcohol, gangs, weapons, or tobacco products

Clothing with words, slogans, negative racial impact, or graphics that are offensive to others

Shorts, skirts, or tears in pants that are more than 5” above the center of the knee or mid-thigh

According to the LCS Code of Student Conduct (PP 11 & 12), students will receive a warning on the first offense. The second offense will result in the student not being able to participate in any school activities for 5 days. The third of-fense will result in the student not being able to participate in any school activities for 30 days. Students who choose not to comply with the dress code will participate in our OSI program until more appropriate clothing is brought to school. Avoid the hassle and arrive “School Cute” every day.

No mini-speakers on campus……..they will be confiscated.

No Athletic Equipment on campus…….footballs, basketballs, soccer balls, etc.

Backpacks must be placed in the students lockers during the school day.

Ball caps must be secured in students lockers until the end of the day.

** These rules are in the District Code of Conduct and are to insure the safety and well being of our students and staff. If you have any questions; please don’t hesitate to contact your grade level ad-ministrator.

The Tavares Middle School

Guidance Department is offering you the

opportunity to do something unique on

your child’s birthday. For only $10, you

can have your child’s name placed on

the marquee in front of the school for

their birthday. The message will be post-

ed for the entire school day. Students

that have birthdays on the weekends

can have it posted the Friday before or

the Monday after. Please see form on

page 16 of the newsletter.

Working hand in hand To make a difference

The next SAC meeting will be Tuesday, April 5th at 8:00am in the media center. The next PTO meeting will be Tuesday, April 5th at 4:30pm in the media center. Please plan to attend and thank you in ad-vance for your participation in your child’s education.

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WOW!!

25 YEARS

6th Grade A/B Honor Roll

Haley Abbott, Isabella Allen, Savanah Arauz, Elizabeth Auciello, Natalie Baez, Zarrah Baraza, Kion Barnwell, Gabrian Bouknight, Journey Boyd, Evan Bradford, Gage Brammeier, Brenden Bruton, Micaela Caballero, Gabriella Cameron-Edwards, Zachary Carroll, Collin Chiariello, Zoe Christ, Jordyn Ciceri, Bianca Claudio-Malave, Austin Collier, Brett Coolbaugh, Valerie Damon, Malachi Davis, Annette Delgado, William Dellinger, Jayce Desantis, Maya Diceglie, Kathryn Duncan, Dustin Dunlap, Kaitlyn Dunn, Jillian Edge, Mikayla Fayette, Lina Filkin, Bella Fiore, Brianna Flavell, Emmalee Floyd, Mollie Franklin, Bandon Gallmeyer, Cole Germain, Olivia Giffing, Selena Gomes, Salvador Gomez, Haylee Gonzalez, Abby Gotfraind, Rylee Gramke, Devin Grant, Abigail Gray, Radames Guerrero, Raul Guerrero, Aiden Hall, Makayla Harris, Juliette Hellandbrand, Abbey Hubbard, Austin Hunsicker, Ethan Hunt, Wendell Hunt, Jonathan Irizarry, Alexander Jackson, Melissa Janes, Jordyn Johnson, Kyle Johnston, Hunter Jones, Jacob Kelly, Nabia Khan, Shaylynn Kinchens-Whiting, Christian Lebeau, Angel Lee, Adam Libby, Jordyn Lind, Kyle Lindsay, Allen Liu, Joanna Lora, Michael Mabry, Matthew Magnifico, Tessa Mallona, Bailey Mancuso, Shannon Manning, James Marchsteiner, Lock McDonald, Tyler McDonald, Danica Metcalf, Zahria Miller, Joseph Mingot, Vijay Mooloo, Mac-kenzie Mulligan, Taylor Muniz, Waseme Mustaqeem-Graydon, Angela Nguyen, Christopher Passa, Brijesh Patel, Dev Patel, Krupa Patel, Kannon Paulling, Hunter Patyon, Oliva Quezada, Louis Quinone, Madison Rade, Jayde Ramirez, Hector Ramos, Nicholas Ranfone, Taylor Rebert, Gabriel Reeves, Robert Regis, Lexie Renaldo, Samuel Rice, Syerra Rigsby, Kylie Rivenbark, Haley Roberts, Alex Rodriguez, Jaelynn Rolle, Bryson Rome, Xander Rosenberg, Amalia Rouse, Mia Saechao, Gregory Saines, Jae Saunders, Yana Short, Chiann Shupert, Jasmine Soriano, Devin Soto-Harris, Mikayla Stesney, Roderick Stevenson, Brock Stinson, Keileigh Stone, William Straub, Anneliese Strobel, Sierra Strother, Kayla Stryker, Brayden Sutphin, Trinity Thomas, Aubree Thomley, Dovonna Thompson, Benito Toledo, Alexandra Urquijo, Chase Van Dalen, Dylan Waters, Kiersten Weaver, Chloe Whitby, Jamaica Whitby, Connor Wickson, Brooke Wiesenecker, Evan Williams, Kennon Woods, Cali Yates, and Alexys Young.

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7th grade A/B Honor Roll Fiona Arterberry, Harmony Arterberry, Jade Baez, Cameron Baker-Small, Skylar Bass, Jala Bell, Logan Bell, Jada Broughton, Candice Bruinsma, Shyloe Buhrle, Taria Burch, Luke Burris, Kyle Bush, Clayton Carter, Lydia Chandler, Efrin Charly, Georgia Coleman, Hannah Compton, Elizabeth Cutter Stephen Cyr, Bradley Davies, Micayla David, Leah Deschenes, Delaney Dion, Jaya Doster, Kathleen Doyle, Kierstin Elkin, Ashley Ellixson, Starla Emberson, Hannah Falcon, John Feezor, Kaley Fisher, Taylor Ford, Sydney Foster-Lueallen, Nicolas Gacitua-Moreno, Olivia Gallegos, Megan Garmany, Madison Gonzalez, Vanessa Grimes, Abigail Habel, Nathan Harvey, Vivian Heft, Tara Hobbs, Olivia Horvath, Madison Hulbert, Daisy Jaime-Rayas, Lauryn Jeffries, Kadrayah Jones, Olivia Jones, Callie Keedy, Abrianne Lambert, Cody Laubenheimer, Connor Lee, James Leffew, Grafton LeGare, Alexandra Linan, Daniel Lopez, Brandon Lora, Anthony Lowery, James Mack, Kaitlyn Manhire, Jasmine McDonald, Lannon McGregor, Dametrius McMullen, Whitney Meloy, Ryan Mewborne, Jesse Meyer, Aniya Monroe, Violet Moss, Angie Nelson, Kaitlyn Nelson, Dalton Norris, Anthony Nostramo, Renee Nunez, Alexis Orcutt-Brehm, Lillian Paquette, Tabitha Peace, Hailey Pearce, Clayton Purdy, Rebecca Purvee, Omaris Ramirez, Kira Ramjeet, Stephen Renaldo, Cody Richardson, Danelle Rivenbark, Joslyn Roberts, Selena Roberts, Daniela Rodriquez, Ashley Rose, Cassidy Ross, Ian Rumbaugh, Shirley Sargent, Amaya Schreiber, Isabela Serrano, Hallie Shirk, Sanaa Simpkins, Tristin Spearman, John Spurrier, Madison Spurrier, Alec St. Pierre, Rodney Stevenson, Caley Stiver, Makenzie Strickland, Gabriel Sweat, Brandon Trejo, Briana Trejo, Dhalia Trejo, Kira Trevino, Brookleynn Tyron, Nicholas Turner, Ashlee Tye, Tariq Upson, Matthew Warden, Alexandra Warner, Lillian Wilson.

8th Grade Honor Roll

Alissa Alston, Garrett Berg, Ja’Quaylon Berry-Hughes, Bryce Bitting, Abygael Brewer, Cheyenne Buchan, Gabriella Carranza, Matthew Clark, Savannah Collier, Kenan Collignon, Brianna Covarrubias, Kyle Davies, Coniesha Elbery, Shany’iah Fields, Naomi Filkin, Abigail Fussell, Amelia Garback, Jacob Gerth, Amaya Hall, Kalen Harbaugh, Gavin Hart, Jasmin Hewson, Riley Hoag, Bryson Holtzer, William Janes, Ragyn Jones, Alexander Kidd, Thomas, Kirkland, Skyler Kunau, Rachael Langston, Abram Lozano, Melissa Lozano, Garrett Lucas, Joseph Lucas, Isabel Lugo, Cameron Maclean, Joel Mapp, Lucas Marden, Sydney McMullen, Tita Medina-Camacho, Raquel Mendez, Nolan Metcalf, Donterios Mills, Madelyn Minner, Lance Miranda, Adriana Montalvo, Roland O’Brien, Hannah Pait, Madeleine Reed, Richard Rose, Brooklyn Rufrano, Lindsay Schumacher, Lainey Smith, James Stinson, Hannah Tacker, Nicolas Tooley, Vanessa Von Waldner, Austin Waller, John White, Jasmine Williams, Caitlyn Williamson, Taylor Wolf, Ashley Wright, and Anne Zimmerman.

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Congratulations to Shannon Manning on winning TMS Disney Dreamers and Doers. She created a magnifi-cent project including the blankets she makes for the homeless and the tiny blankets she makes for the ba-bies in the NICU. Shannon will participate in the state wide competition. Good Luck Shannon!!!

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The cafeteria ladies “deliver” lunches to the TMS students every single day. The Culinary Club de-cided to deliver lunch to the lunch ladies! The lunch ladies are really great as they work hard and maintain one of the most “sparkly” clean kitch-ens the students had ever seen! The students had fun making and delivering lunch to them… complete with uber cool hair nets! THANK YOU LUNCH LADIES!!!

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We had a successful 2016 trip to Washington, D.C. The students were able to experience all they have been studying for the past two years and that made our nations’ history come alive for many. One of the highlights of the trip included watching the changing of the guard at Arlington National Cemetery where one of our stu-dents participated in the wreath laying ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. We also went to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum where several of our students met a survivor, Henry Greenbaum, who graciously spoke with us and told us his story. There are so many other neat and unique experiences

connected with this trip, it truly is a trip of a lifetime.

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We want to congratulate the Tavares Middle School girls’ basketball team on making it all the way to the champion-ship game at Lake Sumter State College. They ended their regular season with a 9-1 record. They played hard throughout the season to bring them to the champion-ship game. And although they fell to East Ridge MS they worked together and gave it all they had and in the end they brought home the Lake County Girls Bas-ketball Runner up trophy. Congratulations on an in-credible season ladies! TMS and Coach K are very proud of you!! TMS Girls’ Basketball Team: Coach Keeling, Daveisha Barnes, Sanaa Simpkins, Pamela Libreros, Jayia Hunt, Asia Moore, Tita Medina, Makayla Harris, Malia Nix, Jaya Doster, MezMariah Newbold.

Left to right: Mrs. Thibodeau, Ms. Reese, Ms. Francis, Mrs. Harris, Ms. Craddock. Kneeling: Ms. Davis

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WOW!!

25 YEARS

Congratulations to Senora Roberts and the students who participated in an amazing International Fair. Thank you to the Patriot Steppers, the Color Guard, the TMS Jazz Band, Ms. Craddock’s Art students, Ms. Moore’s and Ms. LaFountain’s students for their history skit, and the PE department contributed presentations on International Sports. The finale of the Fair was the Dessert Contest presented by Senora Roberts 6th and 8th grade students. The winners of the dessert contest were: First place- Zoe Christ for her Baklava from Greece. Second place - Riley Hoag and Logan Blaise for their Irish Coffee Cake from Ireland. Third place - a tie between Dario Delgado for his Coconut Flan from Mexico and Elija Curtis, Jacob Gerth, and Cian Pinney- Zefir for their pastries from Russia. Thank you Senora Roberts for an awesome Fair!

The TMS Color Guard had an outstanding performance at the International Fair. Front Row: Madison Gonzales, Lexi Reams, Abigail Gray, Alyssa Wisniewski. Back Row: Ms. Francis, Kendall Davis, Marielena Pena

Ms. Harrison’s culinary art students contributed a luscious French Onion Soup, Tia Rodriguez, Dale Sargent, Maddie Price, and Mackenzie Staton

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The Civics Test Prep Club is in FULL swing. The Civics team is so excited to welcome an overwhelming 67 students! We are working hard to re-fresh and sharpen our understanding of the standards in preparation for the EOC in May. Way to go 7th graders for showing us this is just as important to you as it is to us.

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SIGN UP NOW! SUMMER CAMP LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLE

HOSTED AT TAVARES MIDDLE SCHOOL FREE OF CHARGE!

Much more than arts and crafts, the YMCA 21st CCLC Summer Camp is a fun and exciting learning program designed to boost

students’ brain power, confidence, and imagination. In the morning, students enjoy specialty camp activities such as STEM,

drama, or athletics. In the afternoon, they build reading skills - and healthier bodies - through fun academic, enrichment, and

recreational activities. Camp offerings vary by site.

WHO: TAVARES MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS (INCOMING 6TH - OUTGOING 8TH GRADERS)

DATES: MONDAY - THURSDAY (JUNE 13TH - JULY 21st)

NO CAMP- July 4th– 7th

TIME: 8AM - 4PM

COST: THIS CAMP IS OFFERED AT NO COST AND IS FUNDED BY A 21ST CCLC GRANT

FOR YOUTH DEVELOPMENT FOR HEALTHY LIVING FOR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

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Mrs. Metheny and the ASD students are again working to gather, trim, count and check the expiration date of Box Tops. Please help us by collecting and donating your Box Tops for Education found on many food pack-ages. The money adds up quickly. Each one is worth 10 cents. You may bring them to the front office and we will make sure Mrs. Metheny gets them. Thank you for your generosity.

Pre-Arranged Absences

Excused absences tied to Pre-arranged absences must be approved 5 days prior to first day of the absence. All pre-arranged absences are to be of educational value or extenuating circumstances that have the principal’s prior approval in order to be ex-cused.

Parent Drop-off/Pick-up

For everyone’s safety and keeping to the regula-tions set by the State of Florida Dept. of trans-portation, all students are to be dropped off or picked up at the curb in front of the Main Building. If parents pull to the front and continue to pull forward as the line continues to move and until line stops; students will be able to enter/exit their vehicles quickly and safely. Students are not allowed to en-ter or exit vehicles from the parking lot or Lane Park Road. Walking students must exit through walking gate only.

Check Out Information

Due to the heavy traffic and cars lining up to pick up their children, we ask that you not check students out after 3:40pm and 2:40pm on Wednesdays. Thank you for your cooperation.

Five Key Strategies of Personalized Learning

The following information was taken from a Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation/Rand Corporation report from November 2015 titled, “Continued Progress” and incorporated into information useful for Tavares Middle Schools progression to Personalized Learning. The five key strategies of personalized learning are as follows:

Learner Profiles: Teachers can use a variety of data to inform their instructional decisions. This information will be accessible to grade-level teams, students, and parents to form goal setting procedures and pathways.

Personal Learning Paths: Pathways will vary by student, teacher, and subject area. Each student

is unique and each student is entitled to an individualized learning plan, which will be deter-mined through data, assessment, and teacher recommendations.

Competency-based Progression: The goal of personalized learning is to have the students work

at their own pace and advance when they have mastered each of the Florida standards. The main focus TMS will have is to ensure that students’ progress through curriculum at an appro-priate pace.

Flexible Learning Environments: TMS will be working on learning time that is structured in a way

that is flexible and responsive to students’ needs.

College and Career Readiness: With this end goal in mind, TMS will incorporate ways to develop non-academic skills in preparation for post-secondary career paths.

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THURSDAYS

AFTER SCHOOL

EOC CIVICS TEST

PREP

Student will participate in content review sessions to ensure they have a better understanding of the Civics curriculum that may be included on the EOC Civics exam. All materials will be provided by the Civics EOC Test Prep Club. Stu-dents that attend 8 out of 12 Thursday study sessions and complete the interactive notebook, may be eligible to use their notebook as their final class project.

Civics EOC Test

Prep

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to prepare for the End

of Course Exam

Don’t study alone, let us help you unpack the standards (again) that may be on the Civics

EOC

Participation may be counted as students

final exam

In room 316

CIVICS EOC TEST

PREP CLUB

Tavares Middle School 1335 Lane Park Cutoff

Tavares, FL

February 11-May 5 4:30-6:00pm

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Tavares Middle Robotics

Tavares Middle Robotics is for TMS technology students who want to advance and apply their understanding of STEM by designing, building, programming and operating a robot as part of the VEX IQ and VEX EDR robotics platforms(http://www.vexrobotics.com)

T.M.R. is looking for Community Partners to help provide the optimal resources necessary to expand our robotics capabilities at Tavares Middle School. Your donations will help offset the costs that my students can incur throughout the school year. Each VEX Robotics season requires teams to compete in different competition challenges and a STEM research project.

What Your Money Will Go Toward

Equipment

Robotics Kits: Purchase more EDR kits ($1,000 each)

Extension Kits: Purchase special parts that allow for more sophisticated robots

Replace Components: Replace electronic components that go bad over time

Game Fields: Teams need to practice driv-ing their robot on a regulation field

Competition

Qualifying, State, World Championships: Cover registration fees for teams to enter tournaments at all levels

For more information, contact Chris Crosby: crosbyc@lake.k12.fl.us

Sponsorship Levels

Red Sponsor, $100

Name on banner and team shirt, displayed at all competitions

White Sponsor, $500 Small logo on banner and shirt, displayed

at all competitions

Blue Sponsor, $1,000 Medium logo on banner and shirt; team

shirt; invitation to postseason banquet

Gold Sponsor, $2,000

Large logo on shirt and banner; 5 team shirts; invitation to postseason banquet

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Tavares Middle School: For only $10.00, you can have your child’s name placed on

the marquee in front of the school for their birthday!!!

Take this opportunity to do something unique on your child’s special day, one that

everyone will see.

Students that have birthdays on weekends can have it posted with the Friday before

or Monday after.

The message will be posted the entire school day.

Please fill out and return the attached form to the front office.

THIS FORM MUST BE TURNED IN TO THE FRONT OFFICE 5 DAYS PRIOR TO

THE DATE THAT YOU WISH TO HAVE RESERVED***NO EXCEPTIONS***

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WILL BE LIMITED TO THE FIRST 3 REQUESTS FOR

ANY GIVEN DAY.

BIRTHDAY MARQUEE - $10.00

Today’s Date: _______________ Received: ________________

Student Name: _______________________________________________

Parent Name: ________________________________________________

Birthdate: ___________________________

If your child’s birthday falls on a weekend, please indicate if you are request-

ing a Monday or Friday: _____________________________

*******CASH ONLY******* THIS FORM MUST BE TURNED IN TO THE FRONT OFFICE 5 DAYS PRIOR TO

THE DATE THAT YOU WISH TO HAVE RESERVED

***NO EXCEPTIONS***

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