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+ Bunnell FFA competes at state level in livestock
The Bunnell Future Farmers of America livestock-judging team placed 19th at the state competition.
Team members were Austin Davis, Caitlin Music, Lauren Rawlins and Hannah Welch.
Welch and Jessica Haire also placed second at the Area Ornamental Horticulture Demonstration and will compete in the state contest April 22.
+ Phoenix Academy accepts applications for next year
Phoenix Academy is now taking applications for the 2011-2012 school year. The maximum capacity is 88 students.
Phoenix Academy is a three-year pilot program for current fourth-grade students who are struggling academically in the traditional classroom.
Phoenix students and teachers use laptops provided to them to access and complete learning activities electronically, communicate via online chats and use the Internet to conduct research and participate in webinars.
Academic and behavioral records are carefully reviewed to determine if the student is a likely candidate for the program and that the teachers can meet the pupil’s needs before being enrolled in Phoenix Academy.
Parents are required to attend monthly parent support meetings and/or workshops.
For applications visit phoenix.flaglerschools.com or call Robin Dupont, at 446-6720.
+ Future Problem Solvers compete at state competition
Belle Terre Elementary School Future Problem Solvers placed at the state competition last month.
Alexandra Moreira placed third in the group scenario, and Emily Morris placed second in the group scenario.
Other students who participated were Samantha Olsen, Theresa Reynolds, Nathan Hubbs, Abigail Brooks, Noelle Tirado and Hannah Umpenhour.
Students form Indian Trails Middle School also competed for the Belle Terre middle team division.
Jesse Lambright, Gene Calina, Briana Rodriguez, and Riley Lampert took first place for Global Issues Team Booklet.
Jesse Lambright, Gene Calina, and Briana Rodriguez placed first in the Circus Maximus Competition.
In the Group Scenarios category, Savannah Umpenhour took first place and Gene Calina took second place.
Savannah Umpenhour also placed sixth in the Individual Booklet and Michael Reynolds placed first.
Katherine Penalver and Emilly Hays competed as alternates.
— Send student recognitions and class notes to Shanna Fortier at [email protected].
