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Viking Voice Weekly Newsletter
Fort Walton Beach High School April 13, 2018
John Spolski, Principal
400 Hollywood Blvd, SW Fort Walton Beach, Florida 32548
(850) 833-3300
Messages from Administration **If you no longer wish to receive the newsletter, please send me an email (include your student’s name) and I will remove you from the distribution list. A lot of information in this edition! Please scroll through to the end for club news, biology tutoring schedule, athletic news (including parent meetings), and the end of the year testing schedule.
Messages from Administration FWBHS presents Shrek The Musical Contact: C. Whittaker (833-3300 ext. 1819 or [email protected]) Thursday, April 19, Friday, April 20, Saturday, April 21 at 7:00pm Sunday, April 22 at 2:00pm FWBHS – 400 Hollywood Boulevard, SW, Ft. Walton Beach, FL 32548 Adapted from the hit animated film, Shrek the Musical follows the embittered ogre Shrek (Grant Oberle), and his loyal steed Donkey (Deandre Oats) as they embark on a quest to rescue the beautiful and feisty Princess Fiona (Sydnie Newberry) from a fire-breathing, love-sick dragon (India Malone). Add the diminutive power-hungry Lord Farquaad (Will Casey) and a gang of fairytale misfits, and you’ve got a wonderful evening of fun that will delight the entire family and proves that beauty is truly in the eye of the ogre. Featuring fantastic
songs from Jeanine Tesori and a sidesplitting script by David Lindsay-Abaire, Shrek The Musical brings the beloved characters you know from the film to life on their way to discovering the big bright beautiful world at the end of this fabulously fresh storybook journey.
Shrek The Musical was nominated for seven Tony Awards in 2009 (including Best Musical, Best Book of a Musical, Best Original Score, Best Orchestrations), winning the Tony for Best Costume Design. It also received 12 Drama Desk Award nominations; winning Outstanding Actor in a Musical, Outstanding Set Design, and Outstanding Costume Design. Shrek also won the Grammy Award for Best Musical Show Album. The London production also was nominated for Best New Musical, Best Actor, and Best Costume Design.
Tickets are $10 in advance from the school office and from cast members, and $15 at the door. Make plans now to attend this wonderful family-friendly evening of entertainment. For more information contact director Christa Whittaker at 833-3300 ext. 1819 or [email protected]. Check out the event Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/Shrekfwbhs/.
“Checking Out” of School – Procedures Contact: L. Smith (833-3300 ext. 3323) With the end of the year quickly approaching and the weather becoming quite beautiful, more and more students are itching to get out of school. We have had an increase in the number of people calling for students to check out of school early each day. Please give the attendance office advanced notice when a student is going to be checking out of school. A note brought to the attendance office at the beginning of the school day will be greatly appreciated. This will allow the paper work to be processed and for the student to receive their dismissal slip in a timely fashion. If your student calls you saying they don’t feel well, please ask them to go to the nurse’s office. She will evaluate the student and call you – giving you the option of checking the student out of school. Thank you very much for your help at this busy time of the year!
Lunch Deliveries
Please refrain from making daily food deliveries. If you must bring food to your child during the school day, please pre arrange with your child to come to the attendance office between classes and pick up the food. Students are not to meet you outside the school or at the front entrance to collect their lunch.
Monies Owed Contact: J. Tucci (833-3300 ext. 3326) Students may pay with cash or check (made out to FWBHS) to Mrs. Lemasters in the guidance office. Please remember that students will not be able to receive/purchase prom tickets until their balance is paid. If you have any questions concerning the monies owed please contact Mrs. Lemasters at 833-3300 ext. 3305.
Class of 2018
Northwest Florida State College Registration/Advising Lab Contact: J. Smith (833-3300 ext. 2151 or [email protected]) Seniors who have been admitted to NWFSC may come to room 203 on April 24, 2018 to speak to advisors for assistance in registering for their first set of college classes. See Ms. Smith to schedule an appointment.
Northwest Florida State College Honors Scholarship Contact: J. Smith (833-3300 ext. 2151 or [email protected]) Two FWBHS students will receive scholarships covering tuition and fees for up to forty in-state credit hours of study (ten credit hours during fall and ten during spring). Seniors with a minimum 3.0 unweighted GPA who have been accepted and plan to attend NWFSC are eligible. Must complete application and FAFSA and agree to enroll as a full-time student (minimum 12 credit hours a semester) and in SLS 1201. For more information and applications go to http://www.okaloosaschools.com/fwb/scholarship. Due Date: To your Guidance Counselor by 4/23/2018 and Guidance will submit application to NWFSC by 4/30/2018.
Northwest Florida State College Honors Minority Scholarship Contact: J. Smith (833-3300 ext. 2151 or [email protected])
One minority FWBHS student will receive a scholarship covering tuition and fees for up to forty in-state credit hours of study (ten credit hours during fall and ten during spring). Minority seniors with a minimum 3.0 unweighted GPA who have been accepted and plan to attend NWFSC are eligible. Must complete application and FAFSA and agree to enroll as a full-time student (minimum 12 credit hours a semester) and in SLS 1201. For more information and applications go to http://www.okaloosaschools.com/fwb/scholarship. Due Date: To your Guidance Counselor by 4/23/2018 and Guidance will submit application to NWFSC by 4/30/2018.
Northwest Florida State College Raider Rep Scholarship Contact: J. Smith (833-3300 ext. 2151 or [email protected]) The RaiderRep Student Ambassador Program has been established at Northwest Florida State College to assist students who are interested in continuing their proven leadership skills while attending NWFSC. This scholarship is currently valued at $1000.00 for 2 academic years at $250 per Fall and Spring semesters. Recipients must attend NWFSC and enroll in at least 6 hours and apply for Federal Financial Aid (FAFSA). The scholarship may be renewable for a second year of study at NWFSC provided the recipient maintains the minimum grade point average and successfully completes the percentage of college coursework required by NWFSC’s Federal Financial Aid Standards of Academic Progress as stated in the College Catalog. Additionally, students must complete 15 hours of RaiderRep Ambassador functions each semester. Students in the RaiderRep Student Ambassador Program will serve as college ambassadors under the direction of the Coordinator of Recruitment. Scholarship application found at: https://www.nwfsc.edu/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/2018_RaiderRep_Scholarship_Application.pdf
Northwest Florida State College Pacesetters Scholarship Contact: J. Smith (833-3300 ext. 2151 or [email protected]) The Pacesetters Scholarship Program has been established at Northwest Florida State College to assist African American males who graduated from a
high school in either Okaloosa or Walton County and will attend college for the first time during the upcoming fall term. This scholarship is currently valued at $1,000 per academic year. Recipients must attend NWFSC as a full-time student and apply for Federal Financial Aid (FAFSA). The scholarship may be renewable for a second year of study at NWFSC provided the recipient maintains the minimum grade point average and successfully completes the percentage of college coursework required by NWFSC’s Federal Financial Aid Standards of Academic Progress as stated in the College Catalog. Recipients must successfully complete the Service Learning Seminar SLS 1201 as a required elective during the fall term of admission. Scholarship Application found at: https://www.nwfsc.edu/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/2018_Pacesetters_Application.pdf
TimeLine of Events Leading to Graduation
TimeLine of Senior Events Leading to Graduation Saturday, April 14 Prom – Emerald Coast Conference Center 8:00pm-11:00pm Cost $30 per ticket Tuesday, April 17 Anne T. Mitchell Awards – NWFSC Reception at 5:00pm Ceremony at 6:00pm Thursday, May 10 All monies owed must be cleared Thursday, May 10 - Senior Semester Exams Friday, May 18 Thursday, May 10 - Senior Breakfast Ticket Sales (during lunch) Thursday, May 17 $20 per ticket Monday, May 21 Senior Failure Cards to in Guidance 8:00am Monday, May 21 Senior Breakfast – Empire Room @ 8:00am-10:00am Ramada Inn on Okaloosa Island Dress is dressy casual **Must pre-purchase ticket ($20 per ticket) Monday, May 21 Senior Awards Ceremony 6:30pm Auditorium Tuesday, May 22 Senior Walk 9:30am Tuesday, May 22 Cap & Gown Distribution – Auditorium 10:00am
Tuesday, May 22 Baccalaureate @ FWBHS - Auditorium 7:00pm FWBHS seniors meet in FWBHS gym at 6:30pm Choctaw seniors meet in FWBHS cafeteria at
6:30pm Thursday, May 24 Graduation Practice – Auditorium 11:00am Friday, May 25 Graduation – Steve Riggs Stadium 7:30pm Meet in Gym no later than 6:30pm **Students should not wear their gown into the gym. Instead they should bring their gown into
the gym on a hanger. **Students will not be admitted to the gym if they are wearing the gown.
Friday, May 25 Pick up Diploma (Gym) Up to 30 minutes after the ceremony (or pick up in Guidance the week of May 29th)
College Acceptance? Military Enlistment? Contact: J. Smith (833-3300 ext. 2151 or [email protected])
Are you a SENIOR @ FWBHS who has been accepted into a college/university or who has enlisted into the military? If so, bring your acceptance letter or enlistment papers to Ms. Julie Smith in the Media Center so we can let people know where you are going!
www.FAFSA.gov SENIORS – complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) beginning October 1, 2017, at www.FAFSA.gov. It’s FAFSA Time Again! The 2018-2019 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is open now. Every senior should complete an application to qualify for financial aid. Encourage them not to delay – the earlier the FAFSA application is processed, the more aid a student may receive. Check out this playlist that describes the process.
Bright Futures Information
Florida Financial Aid Application (FFAA) – Class of 2018
The 2017-2018 Florida Financial Aid Application (FFAA) will be available online beginning October 1, 2017. The Office of Student Financial Assistance (OSFA)
website at www.floridastudentfinancialaid.org provides the FFAA to students seeking state scholarship and grant awards (including Bright Futures) for the 2018-2019 postsecondary academic year. Applications can be made beginning October 1, 2017, for current seniors at www.floridastudentfinancialaid.org . Follow these steps:
Go to www.FloridaStudentFinancialAid.org. Select State Grants, Scholarships & Applications, and under Applicant Quick Links, select Student Application to complete and submit an online application. Pay attention to program deadlines listed in the application conditions section, on the application results screen, and on the application acknowledgement communication sent to the e-mail address provided by the student on his/her application. The FFAA will provide a User ID and password to each applicant upon submitting the application via the Saved Results Page and in an e-mail communication. Students may use User IDs and passwords to check:
- The status of certification(s) prior to the program deadline(s). - The status of awards following the program deadlines. - Notifications from OSFA regarding award status.
This single application is used to evaluate the student for the following State of Florida programs:
Florida Bright Futures Scholarship Program – Deadline Graduation, 2018 José Martí Scholarship Challenge Grant – Deadline April 1, 2018 Rosewood Family Scholarship Program – Deadline April 1, 2018 Scholarships for Children and Spouses of Deceased or Disabled Veterans – Deadline April 1, 2018
Seniors – Community Service Hours Attention Seniors – Please turn your community service hours into the guidance office. In order for these hours to appear on your transcript we must enter them on to the computer. **Bright Futures retrieves your community service hours from the school district’s computer system. Please turn your community service hours into the guidance office!!!
Guidance News
Congratulations Claire Hook!
Contact: T. Marez ([email protected])
Congratulations to Claire Hook for being selected by the AP and AICE teachers as the Advanced Studies Student of the Month for outstanding achievement in AP and AICE courses!
Congratulations Jonathan Allen! Contact: C. Stone (833-3300 ext. 1429) Congratulations to Jonathan Allen on his acceptance as one of 30 students from across the country into the Joint Science and Technology Institute for Students. This is a two-week, fully funded, residential STEM research program for current high school students in the United States and Department of Defense schools around the world. Students will participate in research projects mentored by Department of Defense research scientists and other subject matter experts. The purpose of the program is to inspire and encourage students to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) fields, increase STEM literacy, and expose students to the importance of STEM through hands-on, relevant research.
Scholarship Opportunities Contact: Julie Smith (833-3300 ext. 2151 or [email protected])
Scholarship opportunities for ninth through twelfth graders may be found at www.fwbvikings.com. Students may also come to the Media Center to find out what scholarships are available. Please check each week for updates.
Honors Graduation Criteria The cumulative weighted grade point average is used to calculate honors graduation designation. At the end of the seventh semester, honors graduates will be determined by the following cumulative scale: Summa Cum Laude – 4.25 and above Magna Cum Laude – 4.0-4.2499 Cum Laude – 3.75-3.99 In order to be considered an honors graduate, students must be enrolled in the same year-long course at the same level and receive a grade for the eighth semester.
FloridaShines - College Success Series Contact: https://www.floridashines.org/go-to-college/make-a-plan-to-shine-in-college?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_content=http%3A//d31hzlhk6di2h5.cloudfront.net/20180213/07/6d/19/21/747a3c559f64f8e26f9442b3_1088x1682.png&utm_campaign=College%20Success%20Series%20Save%20the%20Date The College Success Series offers weekly webinars covering a range of topics that will give you the information and tools to get into the college of your dreams. This live, interactive online experience features experts who will help you navigate college admission - from finding the right college to choosing the right major to mastering the application process to landing scholarships to achieving your degree. Register for the following sessions at the above web address.
Pay for School, April 18, 2018, 3:00 – 4:00 p.m. ET
Do you see yourself having a “bright future”? Paying for college doesn’t have to be an obstacle! In this session, you will learn about state-funded grants and scholarships available to Florida students, to help you pay for college.
Presenter: Pedro Hernandez, Outreach Services, Office of Student Financial Aid
Discover Your Career, April 25, 2018, 3:00 – 4:00 p.m. ET
Let MyCareerShines help you learn match your interests and goals with the career of your dreams! Use the online planning tools to learn about jobs, plan your education and land a job.
Presenter: Maggie Miller, Lead Florida Trainer, MyCareerShines powered by Kuder®
Band News
Viking Band Yard Sale Contact: R. Folsom or D. Fields (833-3300 ext. 2507/2508) The Viking Band yard sale has been scheduled for May 19, 2018. 6:00am-2:00pm in the Junior Parking Lot.
State MPA Contact: R. Folsom or D. Fields (833-3300 ext. 2507/2508) State MPA will be held on Wednesday, May 2, 2018 at the Marina Civic Center in Panama City, FL. Concert Band will perform at 3:00pm Symphonic Band will perform at 4:30pm Performances are free and open to the public.
Dial a Viking Contact: M. Reilly ([email protected] or [email protected]) In need of last minute help moving, organizing, yard work, putting up holiday decorations, babysitting, computer help and more? Hire a Fort Walton Beach High School Viking to help you out! These band students are Eager and Dependable! The perfect way to help support the band and an inexpensive means to get the job done right. (All money earned goes directly into the students accounts to pay for their individual band fees.) Thank you for your local support!
Science Department News
Biology Tutoring Contact: B. Russell (833-3300 ext. 1226 or [email protected]) The Biology teachers will be holding after school reviews to help prepare students for the Biology End of Course Exam. The exam dates range from May 2nd through May 8th depending on the class the student is in. This is the schedule for the reviews: April 16 Day 1 review Room 226 Ms. Russell April 17 Day 2 review Room 332 Ms. Holman April 18 Day 3 review Room 243 Ms. Mueller April 20 Day 4 review Room 243 Ms. Mueller April 23 Day 4 review Room 226 Ms. Russell April 24 Day 3 review Room 332 Ms. Holman April 25 Day 2 review Room 332 Ms. Holman April 27 Day 1 review Room 243 Ms. Mueller ALL reviews will be held from 2:15 until 3:15. These are optional after school reviews to help students with their understanding of the major topics that were covered this year. If you have any questions please contact your student’s biology teacher.
Math Department News
Math Tutoring Contact: J. Sheffield ([email protected]) TUTORING HOURS 3rd 9 weeks 2017-2018
Course specific tutor per teacher: Ms. Harrell (rm. 336) Mondays 2:15pm-2:45pm Ms. Betts-Jones (rm. 144) Tuesdays 2:00pm-2:45pm Ms. Duval (rm. 340) Tuesdays 2:15pm-2:45pm Mr. Gardner (rm. 281) Tuesdays 6:15am-6:45am Mr. Mueller (rm. 145) Tuesdays 2:15pm-2:45pm Ms. Sheffield (rm. 262) Tuesdays 2:15pm-2:45pm Mr. Schwandt (rm. 210) Tuesdays 2:15pm-2:45pm Ms. Tuthill (rm. 411) Tuesdays 2:15pm-2:45pm Ms. Feagin (rm. 149) Wednesdays 6:15am-6:45am Ms. Foreman (rm. 412A) Wednesdays 2:15pm-2:45pm Mr. Hanson (rm. 418) Wednesdays 2:15pm-2:45pm Ms. McWilliams (rm. 341) Wednesdays 2:15pm-2:45pm Ms. Young (rm. 407) Wednesdays 2:15pm-2:45pm Ms. Fister (rm. 417) Thursdays 2:00pm-2:30pm
Additional Math Tutoring Contact: J. Sheffield ([email protected]) All FWBHS students, from any math course, may attend the following tutoring sessions: Mondays Hanson Room 418 2:15pm-2:45pm Duval Room 340 2:15pm-2:45pm Tuesdays Fister Room 417 2:00pm-2:30pm Wednesdays Mr. Kallenbach Guidance Office 2:00pm-3:00pm (Volunteer) Harrell Room 336 2:15pm-2:45pm Fridays Gardner Room 281 6:15am-6:45am
Club News
Environmentally Conscious Youth (ECY) Contact: K. Wheeler (850-833-3300 ext. 1248)
GRADUATION ANNOUCEMENT
Students and Parents of Fort Walton Beach High School, Seniors are studying for their final exams. Teachers are finalizing their curriculums. An underlying current of excitement spans the entire campus. On every corner of Fort Walton Beach High School, you can hear word of that fateful approaching evening: graduation. As the class of 2018 culminates their high school careers, we celebrate their years of hard work. However, our unabashed celebration reaps major consequences for an unlikely population of creatures that would likely seldom cross our minds. Balloons have been an integral part of grand ceremonies like commencement for years. Families and friends release these colorful orbs with each name called to create a display of excitement. The way balloons float away from our grasp and disappear into the sky might create a misconception about the balloon’s life cycle. Unfortunately, balloons pertain to the same laws of gravity as any other object: if you throw one into the air, it will come down. As we live so intimately nestled on the coasts of major bodies of water, balloons often descend over these basins, greatly impacting marine ecosystems. Marine life can become suffocated by balloons through digestion, entangled by balloon ribbons, or starved by swallowed balloons blocking their intestinal tract. No ecosystem is safe from the effects of balloons. Animals in forests, fields, lakes, and oceans all experience these disastrous consequences of balloon pollution. Releasing balloons, in general, is simply littering. Florida Statute 379.233 even introduces a fine for those who release large quantities of balloons. This year, the Environmentally Conscious Youth club urges the community to refrain from bringing balloons to the class of 2018’s commencement ceremony. There are many alternatives to balloons, including streamers, banners, spinners, or giant bubbles. We can all make a significant difference if we continue to advocate against this kind of celebratory pollution and set an example for other schools!
Sports News
Congratulations to the 2018-2019 STARS Officers! Contact: E. Longo (850-833-3300 ext. 1812) Captains: Alexis Bosnake and Erin Winstead 1st Lieutenant: Kameron Kerns 2nd Lieutenant: Amber Lett Junior Lieutenant: Dani McWhorter
Stars Dance Team Clinics Contact: E. Longo (850-833-3300 ext. 1812) The Stars will be offering optional dance clinics to help prepare for tryouts. The clinics will focus on technical elements. You must complete and turn in a parent permission form before attending clinics. You can pick up a parent permission form in the FWBHS main office. Optional Clinic Dates: in the FWBHS dance room (room 812) April 10th 5:30-7:30pm April 12th 5:30-7:30pm April 17th 5:30-7:30pm April 19th 5:30-7:30pm April 24th 5:30-7:30pm Tryout packets will be available on April 16th in the main office at FWBHS. Mandatory Tryout Clinic: May 4th 5-7pm in the FWBHS gymnasium Tryouts:
May 5th 9am-12pm in the FWBHS gymnasium Contact: Stars Head Coach- Erin Longo [email protected]
Viking Football Players – Parent/Player Meeting Contact: Contact: P. Dorn or P. Vinson (850-833-3300 ext. 4404 or [email protected] or [email protected]) FWBHS Football Player Mandatory Parent/Player Meeting Tuesday, April 24, 2018 6:30pm FWBHS Auditorium
- For all students who plan to play football next year and their parents/guardians
FWBHS Incoming Football Players Mandatory Parent/Player Meeting Wednesday, May 2, 2018 6:30pm FWBHS Auditorium
- For all students who plan to play football next year and their parents/guardians
Viking Football Fundraiser Contact: P. Dorn or P. Vinson (850-833-3300 ext. 4404 or [email protected] or [email protected])
Cheerleading Tryout TimeLine Contact: R. Harrison (850-833-3300 ext. 1423 or [email protected])
WHAT TO EXPECT AT TRYOUTS CLINIC and FWBHS TRYOUTS TimeLine
April 11- April 25: Tryout packets will be available for pickup in the FWBHS front office, or in room 423 or 340. Tryout fee is $35. Please make checks payable to FWBHS Cheerleaders April 21: What to expect at tryouts clinic 9:00am – Noon.
• Cost is $30 to participate
• This is for anyone considering trying out for ANY cheerleading team.
April 23: Tryout Youtube video released April 25- April 26: Tryout Clinic 4:00pm – 7:00pm April 26: All tryout packets must be turned in April 27: Tryouts 4:30pm - TBD
• 2018-2019 Team announced
Cheerleading: What To Expect At Tryouts Contact: R. Harrison (850-833-3300 ext. 1423 or [email protected])
Fort Walton Beach High School Cheerleading What to Expect at Tryouts Clinic!
Saturday, April 21, 2018
9:00am-Noon
Name: ________________________________________________________________ Parent Name: __________________________________________________________ Age: ________________________ Current Grade: ________________________ Planning to tryout at: _______________________________________________________ Email: _____________________________________________________________________ The cost of the clinic is $30. Payment should be made payable to FWBHS Cheerleaders. If you have questions please contact Ms. Rebekah Harrison at [email protected].
Cheerleading Tryout Information Contact: R. Harrison (850-833-3300 ext. 1423 or [email protected])
FWBHS Tryout Info Sheet April 11- April 25: Tryout packets will be available for pickup in the FWBHS front office, or in room 423 or 340. Tryout fee is $35. Please make checks payable to FWBHS Cheerleaders April 23: Tryout Youtube video released
• Participants are encouraged to learn the material on the video before the clinic.
April 25- April 26: Tryout Clinic 4:00pm – 7:00pm • Video material will be gone over, but not taught. • 1 chant will be learned on the video, 2 chants will be taught at the
clinic. • Jumps, co-ed, and all other material will be watched and critiqued
by the coaches to help participants improve before tryouts.
April 26: All tryout packets must be turned in April 27: Tryouts 4:30pm – TBD
• An up to date physical will be required to try out. • The day of tryouts, potential cheerleaders will need to wear Navy or Royal
athletic shorts, a red bow (ribbon)(girls only), cheer shoes or running shoes, white socks, red lipstick (girls only), and a white athletic fitted top. NO SPORTS BRAS WITHOUT A SHIRT.
Tryout categories: Girls: Dance, Chant, Cheer, Jumps, Tumbling Boys: Co-ed, Chant, Cheer, Jumps, Tumbling *Your highest skill will be performed for each category.
Testing Information
State Mandated Testing Contact: M. Hixson-Wells (833-3300 ext. 3313 or [email protected]) All state mandated tests are computer based tests. Students will be assigned to a computer lab to complete each exam.
April 16th – 19th 10th Grade FSA Reading – Students will be notified of date, time, and location for testing. ***Remind students to bring their own personal earbuds (if they have them)
April 18th – 19th; April 25th – May 1st US History EOC - Students will be notified of date, time, and location for testing.
April 23rd – 26th
9th Grade FSA Reading – Students will be notified of date, time, and location for testing. ***Remind students to bring their own personal earbuds (if they have them)
April 30th – May 9th FSA Geometry - Students will be notified of date, time, and location for testing.
May 2nd – 4th Biology 1 EOC - Students will be notified of date, time, and location for testing.
May 10th – May 15th FSA Algebra 1 - Students will be notified of date, time, and location for testing.
AP & AICE Exams **Time listed is the student report to the testing location time May 7th 7:30am NWFL Fairgrounds Chemistry 11:30am NWFL Fairgrounds Psychology May 8th 11:30am FWBHS – Guidance Art History
11:30am Emerald Coast Conference Center Physics 1 3:15pm Emerald Coast Conference Center AICE General Paper
May 9th 7:30am NWFL Fairgrounds Literature
11:30am NWFL Fairgrounds Physics 2
May 10th 7:30am NWFL Fairgrounds US Government & Politics 10:15am FWBHS – Chorus Room AICE Thinking Skills 1 11:30am NWFL Fairgrounds Environmental Science
May 11th 7:30am NWFL Fairgrounds U.S. History 7:30am FWBHS – Art Room Art Portfolios Submitted
May 14th 7:30am NWFL Fairgrounds Biology 11:30am NWFL Fairgrounds Physics C: Mechanics 1:30pm NWFL Fairgrounds
Physics C: Electricity & Magnetism
May 15th 7:30am NWFL Fairgrounds Calculus AB Calculus BC 11:30am NWFL Fairgrounds AICE Sociology
May 16th
7:30am NWFL Fairgrounds English Language & Composition 11:30am NWFL Fairgrounds Macroeconomics
May 17th 7:30am FWBHS - Guidance Comparative Government 7:30am NWFL Fairgrounds World History 11:30am NWFL Fairgrounds Statistics
May 18th 7:30am Striving for Perfection Ministries Human Geography 7:30am NWFL Fairgrounds Microeconomics 11:30am NWFL Fairgrounds AP European History
May 22nd 11:00am NWFL Fairgrounds AICE Sociology
May 29th 10:15am FWBHS Media Center AICE Thinking Skills 1
June 1st 9:30am FWBHS Media Center AICE Travel & Tourism
School Based Semester Exams: Seniors: Senior Exams will be given in the regularly scheduled class period (50 minutes) on the following schedule:
Monday, May 14 Senior English Senior Science
Tuesday, May 15 Senior Math Senior Social Studies
Wednesday, May 16 Senior Electives
Thursday, May 17 & Friday, May 18 Senior Make up Exams Underclassmen: **Monday, May 21, is a regular school day for our underclassmen. Their exams begin on Tuesday. Tuesday, May 22 7:00am-7:40am 1nd period 7:44am-8:24am 3rd period 8:28am-9:08am 4th period 9:12am-9:17am WAVE 9:21am-10:01am 6th period 10:01am-11:15am 5th period 1st lunch 10:01am-10:31am 2nd lunch10:45am-11:15am 11:19am-11:51am 7th period
11:55am-1:55pm 2nd period Exam
Wednesday, May 23
7:00am-9:00am 3rd period Exam
9:00am-9:25am WAVE 1st Break 9:00am-9:10am 2nd Break 9:15am-9:25am
*Students should check with their WAVE teacher to know which break they will have. During the break students will go to restroom, cafeteria, eat a snack.
9:30am-11:30am 4th period Exam **Students will be dismissed at 11:30am. Buses will be here. They are to go home (study for exams). Teachers and staff will be working a full day. Thursday, May 24 7:00am-9:00am 5th period Exam
9:00am-9:25am WAVE 1st Break 9:00am-9:10am 2nd Break 9:15am-9:25am
*Students should check with their WAVE teacher to know which break they will have. During the break students will go to restroom, cafeteria, eat a snack.
9:30am-11:30am 6th period Exam **Students will be dismissed at 11:30am. Buses will be here. They are to go home (study for exams). Teachers and staff will be working a full day. Friday, May 25 7:00am-9:00am 1st period Exam
9:00am-9:25am WAVE 1st Break 9:00am-9:10am 2nd Break 9:15am-9:25am
*Students should check with their WAVE teacher to know which break they will have. During the break students will go to restroom, cafeteria, eat a snack.
9:30am-11:30am 7th period Exam **Students will be dismissed at 11:30am. Buses will be here. They are to go home. Begin Summer Break!