- November 26, 2024
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+ FPC TV teams with Bright House
The Flagler Palm Coast TV production group is working with the Varsity Reporter program at Bright House Sports Network. The program provides high school students the opportunity to interact and provide sports news and stories for use on a regional sports network. Students work to assemble weekly articles and video packages that promote their school’s athletic programs, events, and student athletes.
Although FPC was accepted into the program last year, it became official when FPC TV received their first check in the mail before winter break.
“We’re learning to do sports news production just the way ESPN would do,” said senior Mike Kozlenko. “Our TV production program is a hidden gem, not many people get to come in here and work on things that have a real world application, but this is something people can see.”
+ Reading Counts: 311 points!
Tabitha Oates, student in Angie Buchanan’s class, is currently the Reading Counts point leader for all of third grade at Old Kings Elementary School with 311 points.
Reading Counts is an independent reading program that allows students to take quizzes on a variety of books and accumulate points for every quiz passed. This is extra reading that is over and above the regular curriculum.
+ Buddy Taylor thespians win big
Every student in the Buddy Taylor Middle School musical theater class returned home from the State Thespian competition, in Melbourne, with a medal.
The large group song “Seize the Day” from the musical “Newsies” received a Superior rating. Other superior performances were Ashley Flores with her monologue from “The Diary of Anne Frank” and Mackenzie Moore singing “I Can Hear the Bells” from “Hairspray”.
The boys who performed the group musical “Officer Krupke” from “West Side Story,” as well as the trio Brittany Franklin, Caitlin Gilbert and Melinda Patterson, and soloist Kyle Jestes received Excellent ratings.
+ DECA recognizes outstanding school stores
The School-Based Enterprise at Matanzas High School, The Coffee Spot, was among 166 school-based enterprises in the United States achieving Gold Level Certification this year and will be recognized at DECA’s International Career Development Conference, in Anaheim, Calif.
The students who worked on the certification were Steven Lujo, Devin Sena, and Nigel Woyton with the assistance of their advisor Barbara F. Tant. The Coffee Spot has operated for five years.
+ Going ons…
The Matanzas High School American Sign Language Club will hold a silent dinner to raise deaf awareness 5-8 p.m. Friday, Feb. 22, at Ruby Tuesday.
Students in the Indian Trails Middle School VPK program are raising funds for the St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital by participating in a Trike-a-Thon Friday, March 1. Donations can be made payable to St. Jude.
Belle Terre Elementary School will host a Father Daughter Dace themed Denim & Diamonds 6:30-8:30 p.m. Feb 22.
There will be no school for Flagler County Schools Feb. 18 and Feb. 27 will be an early release day.
Belle Terre Elementary will host Math Night for kindergarten through second grade Wednesday, Feb. 20 and for third through sixth grade Thursday Feb. 21 at the Belle Terre Crossings Publix.
During the month of February, students at Bunnell Elementary are participating in a weekly Black History Month Competition.
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