Thursday, April 30, 2020
Wednesday, April 29, 2020
Pinellas County Honors Breakfast
Pinellas County Students and their guest educators were highlighted Wednesday morning at the annual Honors Breakfast, recognizing the district’s seniors who were National Merit Finalists. The virtual breakfast was held online using Microsoft Teams with 76 attendees, including Principal Dr. Bradley Finkbiner and IB Coordinator Mr. Alec Liem. The five Largo Scholars honored for their exceptional PSAT scores, academics, and extracurricular activities included Michael Marcotte (IB), Joshua Mott (ExCEL), Charles Phillips (IB), Haidyn Sekeres (IB), and Matthew Tave (IB). The four Largo IB educators who were recognized for influencing the scholars' educational pursuits were Mr. Samuel Chapman, Mr. Brian Frasier, Ms. Sommer Joy, and Ms. Jennifer Wilson.
Tuesday, April 28, 2020
Attention Senior Class of 2020
Attention Senior Class of 2020
In preparation for an upcoming slideshow showcasing the
Class of 2020, we are looking for your most memorable moments captured via
photo! Please send your favorite, school appropriate photos to https://www.dropbox.com/request/pGugIdHL22hSyKZeVfMJ
and you may appear in a pre-graduation presentation.
Friday, April 24, 2020
Attention Seniors
Attention Seniors
Cap and Gown, yearbook and prom favors are to be distributed Saturday, May 16th from 8a-12p. Only those that have paid grad fees will be eligible to pick up their cap & gown. Graduates can pay grad fees the day of but it is preferred to pay prior to ensure a cap & gown. Grad fees ($90) can be paid online. More logistics about the day will come later.
Online Grad Fee Payment: https://pcsb.revtrak.net/hs/largo-senior-high/
Wednesday, April 22, 2020
Attention Sophomore Parents, Class of 2022:
Attention Sophomore Parents, Class of 2022:
Mrs. Wolfe, CAS Coordinator, would like you to please review the PowerPoint presentation that she would have presented to the 10th-grade parents at the IB General Meeting that has been cancelled. If you have any questions, please contact Mrs. Wolfe at this email address: WOLFECH@pcsb.org
Please click here for the presentation:
Tuesday, April 21, 2020
Message from Mr. Liem - IB Update
April 21, 2020
Good Afternoon, Largo IB Families,
This is Alec Liem, Assistant Principal and IB Coordinator of Largo High School, calling with some important information. As you are aware, the decision was made by Governor Desantis to close our school buildings for the remainer of the academic school year. Please continue to monitor www.pcsb.org/coronavirus as well as the district’s social media channels for the latest information. This morning, it was shared with us that all final exams have been waived for middle and high school scholars. The semester final grade will be based on the scholar’s 3rd and 4th quarter grades. The final for each quarter will be averaged together (each worth 50%) to calculate a final second semester grade for every course.
While COVID-19 has closed schools all across the country, no group of scholars has been impacted more than our high school seniors. Prom, Grad Bash, Senior Celebration and all athletic seasons have all been canceled. However, the district is working with the Tampa Bay Rays regarding dates in June or July to host graduation at Tropicana Field if the CDC guidelines and the Major League Baseball schedule allows. We are working to ensure that as soon as it is safe to do so, the Class of 2020 will receive the recognition and celebration that it greatly deserves. To help celebrate our Senior’s accomplishments, we are encouraging senior families to decorate their doors and share them on social media using the hashtag “#CongratsLHS2020”. You can email them to me as well so we can share on our school website and social media outlets. We are also working to develop processes in accordance with the CDC guidelines to ensure the safest and healthiest way to distribute yearbooks, facilitate locker clean outs, and provide opportunities for textbook and athletic uniform returns. There are many details to work out and we will update our families as quickly as information becomes available.
For all IB Scholars, I want to offer you some encouragement. Throughout my years as an educator, I have seen the resiliency and innovation that young learners encompass. Your generation can navigate the digital world and flourish. You have learned to compensate learning gaps with supplemental material like Khan Academy, MyAP and many other credible resources.
As always, I encourage you to set aside time for yourself, not just academically but for your mental and physical well being. Continue to help one another. Exercise, find a book or podcast and learn something new. Discover or embrace a hobby that will allow you to release stress and decompress. If you are able to, help your families and extended families by checking in on them and offering support during this time. Our community needs your positivity and drive to survive this pandemic. You are our community's future.
This year may not have culminated as you had planned, but I am confident that you will make the best of it and succeed. As always, your Largo IB family is here to support you. Please reach out to me if you have any questions.
Sincerely,
Alec Liem
Assistant Principal
International Baccalaureate Coordinator
Largo High School
Good Afternoon, Largo IB Families,
This is Alec Liem, Assistant Principal and IB Coordinator of Largo High School, calling with some important information. As you are aware, the decision was made by Governor Desantis to close our school buildings for the remainer of the academic school year. Please continue to monitor www.pcsb.org/coronavirus as well as the district’s social media channels for the latest information. This morning, it was shared with us that all final exams have been waived for middle and high school scholars. The semester final grade will be based on the scholar’s 3rd and 4th quarter grades. The final for each quarter will be averaged together (each worth 50%) to calculate a final second semester grade for every course.
While COVID-19 has closed schools all across the country, no group of scholars has been impacted more than our high school seniors. Prom, Grad Bash, Senior Celebration and all athletic seasons have all been canceled. However, the district is working with the Tampa Bay Rays regarding dates in June or July to host graduation at Tropicana Field if the CDC guidelines and the Major League Baseball schedule allows. We are working to ensure that as soon as it is safe to do so, the Class of 2020 will receive the recognition and celebration that it greatly deserves. To help celebrate our Senior’s accomplishments, we are encouraging senior families to decorate their doors and share them on social media using the hashtag “#CongratsLHS2020”. You can email them to me as well so we can share on our school website and social media outlets. We are also working to develop processes in accordance with the CDC guidelines to ensure the safest and healthiest way to distribute yearbooks, facilitate locker clean outs, and provide opportunities for textbook and athletic uniform returns. There are many details to work out and we will update our families as quickly as information becomes available.
For all IB Scholars, I want to offer you some encouragement. Throughout my years as an educator, I have seen the resiliency and innovation that young learners encompass. Your generation can navigate the digital world and flourish. You have learned to compensate learning gaps with supplemental material like Khan Academy, MyAP and many other credible resources.
As always, I encourage you to set aside time for yourself, not just academically but for your mental and physical well being. Continue to help one another. Exercise, find a book or podcast and learn something new. Discover or embrace a hobby that will allow you to release stress and decompress. If you are able to, help your families and extended families by checking in on them and offering support during this time. Our community needs your positivity and drive to survive this pandemic. You are our community's future.
This year may not have culminated as you had planned, but I am confident that you will make the best of it and succeed. As always, your Largo IB family is here to support you. Please reach out to me if you have any questions.
Sincerely,
Alec Liem
Assistant Principal
International Baccalaureate Coordinator
Largo High School
High School Grades Update
Please watch this video from PCSB for an update on High School Grades:
https://youtu.be/rkvuXtadyAE
Highlights from the video include:
https://youtu.be/rkvuXtadyAE
Highlights from the video include:
- Teachers own student grades, are the final decision in grades, and assign those grades.
- There will be no final exams for second semester.
- Regular grades will be issued at 4th quarter.
Monday, April 20, 2020
Graduation Update
Sunday, April 19, 2020
SCHOOL CLOSURE UPDATE
School buildings will remain closed for the rest of the school year. Digital learning will continue. More information is forthcoming. Please continue to monitor www.pcsb.org/coronavirus and the district’s social media channels for the latest information.
Thursday, April 16, 2020
Scholars
Wednesday, April 15, 2020
Message from IB Guidance - April 15
College Board Coronavirus Response: SAT Plans for the Remainder of 2020
From a college counseling standpoint – keep in mind many universities will be going test-optional because of the lack of access to testing. This means that students who do not submit test scores WILL NOT be looked at differently just because scores were not submitted. To make sure your students’ do not pigeon-hole themselves and assume their University of choice will be going test optional, I would recommend signing up for the August SAT and/or ACT. This way your student has scores if they need them. When your student sends their official score reports to schools, they do not have to send all of their scores and can just select the scores that they feel comfortable sending, as testing is not shown on transcripts.
Caiti Wolfe
IB Programme Counselor
From a college counseling standpoint – keep in mind many universities will be going test-optional because of the lack of access to testing. This means that students who do not submit test scores WILL NOT be looked at differently just because scores were not submitted. To make sure your students’ do not pigeon-hole themselves and assume their University of choice will be going test optional, I would recommend signing up for the August SAT and/or ACT. This way your student has scores if they need them. When your student sends their official score reports to schools, they do not have to send all of their scores and can just select the scores that they feel comfortable sending, as testing is not shown on transcripts.
Caiti Wolfe
IB Programme Counselor
Tuesday, April 14, 2020
BOARD ACTION: Reply Requested to Accept Board Slate and Committees
The Largo IB Partners Board has approved the Board Slate and Committees for the 2020-2021 school year. Due to COVID-19 and the cancellation of our General Board Meetings this year when we would have normally accepted this matter, a motion has been made to accept the board and we need your vote.
All IB Families may vote for the acceptance of the Board Slate and Committees 2020-2021. The deadline for a vote is on May 11, 2020 at 7:00PM EST.
Please vote with a "YES" or "NO" in your response.
All IB Families may vote for the acceptance of the Board Slate and Committees 2020-2021. The deadline for a vote is on May 11, 2020 at 7:00PM EST.
Please vote with a "YES" or "NO" in your response.
- YES - I support the Board Slate and Committees 2020-2021.
- NO - I do not support the Board Slate and Committees 2020-2021.
- Comment on Facebook: www.facebook.com/LargoIBPartners
- Reply via Remind
- Email: largoibpartners@gmail.com
Sunday, April 12, 2020
Refund Form for Cancelled Events
To receive a refund for the following cancelled events and activities at LHS, please fill out and submit the refund form below.
Cancelled Events:
Key Club D-CON
Model UN Conference
Rho Kappa Washington D.C.
Senior Brunch
Grad Bash
Prom
Refund Form:
https://www.pcsb.org/cms/lib/FL01903687/Centricity/Domain/113/refund%20form%20-%20virus%20cancellations.pdf
Cancelled Events:
Key Club D-CON
Model UN Conference
Rho Kappa Washington D.C.
Senior Brunch
Grad Bash
Prom
Refund Form:
https://www.pcsb.org/cms/lib/FL01903687/Centricity/Domain/113/refund%20form%20-%20virus%20cancellations.pdf
Wednesday, April 8, 2020
UF Announcement for Seniors, from Mrs. Wolfe, IB Guidance
If you will be attending UF next year,
please read the announcements below from UF's Director of Freshmen Admissions:
Summer Sessions
UF had previously announced that the first summer session, Summer A/C, will be entirely online. Earlier this week, we learned that instruction for the upcoming Summer B session will also be taught exclusively online. Additionally, the Summer B term will start one week later than previously scheduled, with classes beginning on July 6 instead of June 29.
UF had previously announced that the first summer session, Summer A/C, will be entirely online. Earlier this week, we learned that instruction for the upcoming Summer B session will also be taught exclusively online. Additionally, the Summer B term will start one week later than previously scheduled, with classes beginning on July 6 instead of June 29.
Students admitted to begin in the Summer B term were emailed yesterday and have two options for their enrollment:
1.
Remain in the Summer B term and begin classes online on July 6. If a student chooses this option, no action is needed
2.
Move their admission to the Fall 2020 term. To do this, a student must fill out the term change request form that now appears on
their application status page. We ask that they fill out
this form as soon as possible, and preferably by May 1. Term changes to
Fall 2020 will be made within 2-3 business days after the form is
submitted.
Admitted Student Confirmations
In recent years we have waived our $200 enrollment deposit for students who applied with an application fee waiver as well as those that were awarded a federal Pell Grant, and this practice has continued this year. Given the financial uncertainties many students and families are now facing, going forward we are also waiving the enrollment deposit for all first generation college students. Any student without a waiver who needs one due to changes in their family’s financial circumstances should contact the Admissions Office and the fee will be waived.
In recent years we have waived our $200 enrollment deposit for students who applied with an application fee waiver as well as those that were awarded a federal Pell Grant, and this practice has continued this year. Given the financial uncertainties many students and families are now facing, going forward we are also waiving the enrollment deposit for all first generation college students. Any student without a waiver who needs one due to changes in their family’s financial circumstances should contact the Admissions Office and the fee will be waived.
We understand that some students and families will need more time beyond the May 1 confirmation deadline to make an enrollment decision. If a student needs an extension, direct them to contact our office and we will be as flexible as possible. Please keep in mind that with campus visits cancelled through at least June 30, students will not be able to receive a deadline extension for the purpose of visiting campus before making a decision.
Orientation: Preview
Our orientation program, known as Preview, will be entirely online this year. Admitted students received an invitation to sign up for Preview two weeks ago. If they did not receive this email or have questions about registering for Preview, please direct them to the Dean of Students Office website.
As
I said at the outset, there are still more questions than answers, but I
hope this information is helpful to you and your students. We will keep
you, as well as our admitted and
prospective students, informed with any relevant updates impacting
admissions and enrollment at UF. You can also monitor the Admissions
website and the UF website for
updates. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact our office at 352-392-1365 or through our contact
form and let us know how we can help in these uncertain times.
Caiti Wolfe
IB Programme Counselor
Professional School Counselor (Last Name: J-Ma)
School Counseling Department Chair
Largo High School
Message from Mr. Liem - IB Update
April 8, 2020
To the Largo IB Scholars and Families,
When reflecting back to August, our school year kicked off with great excitement and energy. As IB Scholars, you have been individually and collectively recognized in numerous academic competitions, athletic endeavors, and artistic exhibitions. You became leaders both on and off campus. I am exceptionally proud of your work within our local Largo community. Your volunteering experiences and CAS projects have been amazing to see in action. The verbiage of “thinking globally and acting locally” couldn’t be more apparent this year.
As you are aware, Governor DeSantis and the Department of Education extended their directive requiring all school districts in the state of Florida to close for students through May 1. While we know this extension is not ideal, the decision was made to ensure you, your families and our staff remain healthy and safe. In spite of the Largo High School doors being closed, learning is continuing.
It is unfortunate for our senior class that Grad Bash was cancelled and many athletic seasons ended early. As Prom fell during the school closure and the Senior Breakfast shortly after, those events are pending. Currently, our IB Senior Celebration is still scheduled at the Belleair Country Club on May 26th from 6-9pm and Graduation is still scheduled at Tropicana Field on May 23rd at 4:15. We know that you have put in a tremendous amount of work and truly hope to hold these events to celebrate all of your achievements, however, the safety of all is paramount. During this time, we have to be patient.
Since our transition to digital learning, I have participated in many of your classes online, and watched learning once again come alive. I am proud of your work and flexibility in this transition. Your teachers have been working tirelessly to develop dynamic lessons to engage and support you in the digital learning process. I will continue to communicate via ManageBac with updates as I receive them. Please communicate with them if you need anything, and please be patient with them in the transition as well.
I am confident that the excitement and energy that existed at the beginning of the year will continue to be evident in our new endeavor. If you need anything, please feel free to reach out to me, Mrs. Wolfe or any of your teachers. We entered this year as a family and we will continue to support each other as a family. Please know that we are here for you. We are in this together. We are IB.
For your reference, I have included two documents below, the first is this letter in a PDF form and the second is a FAQ document release this morning by Pinellas County Schools detailing information about the upcoming AP Exams.
April 8th 2020 Letter to IB.pdf
AP Exam FAQ 04.08.20[1].pdf
Sincerely,
Alec Liem
Assistant Principal
International Baccalaureate Coordinator
Largo High School
To the Largo IB Scholars and Families,
When reflecting back to August, our school year kicked off with great excitement and energy. As IB Scholars, you have been individually and collectively recognized in numerous academic competitions, athletic endeavors, and artistic exhibitions. You became leaders both on and off campus. I am exceptionally proud of your work within our local Largo community. Your volunteering experiences and CAS projects have been amazing to see in action. The verbiage of “thinking globally and acting locally” couldn’t be more apparent this year.
As you are aware, Governor DeSantis and the Department of Education extended their directive requiring all school districts in the state of Florida to close for students through May 1. While we know this extension is not ideal, the decision was made to ensure you, your families and our staff remain healthy and safe. In spite of the Largo High School doors being closed, learning is continuing.
It is unfortunate for our senior class that Grad Bash was cancelled and many athletic seasons ended early. As Prom fell during the school closure and the Senior Breakfast shortly after, those events are pending. Currently, our IB Senior Celebration is still scheduled at the Belleair Country Club on May 26th from 6-9pm and Graduation is still scheduled at Tropicana Field on May 23rd at 4:15. We know that you have put in a tremendous amount of work and truly hope to hold these events to celebrate all of your achievements, however, the safety of all is paramount. During this time, we have to be patient.
Since our transition to digital learning, I have participated in many of your classes online, and watched learning once again come alive. I am proud of your work and flexibility in this transition. Your teachers have been working tirelessly to develop dynamic lessons to engage and support you in the digital learning process. I will continue to communicate via ManageBac with updates as I receive them. Please communicate with them if you need anything, and please be patient with them in the transition as well.
I am confident that the excitement and energy that existed at the beginning of the year will continue to be evident in our new endeavor. If you need anything, please feel free to reach out to me, Mrs. Wolfe or any of your teachers. We entered this year as a family and we will continue to support each other as a family. Please know that we are here for you. We are in this together. We are IB.
For your reference, I have included two documents below, the first is this letter in a PDF form and the second is a FAQ document release this morning by Pinellas County Schools detailing information about the upcoming AP Exams.
April 8th 2020 Letter to IB.pdf
AP Exam FAQ 04.08.20[1].pdf
Sincerely,
Alec Liem
Assistant Principal
International Baccalaureate Coordinator
Largo High School
Tuesday, April 7, 2020
Letter to the Senior Class of 2020 and List of College Acceptances
Senior Class of 2020,
This was supposed to be the year for your senior prom, grad bash, senior brunch, graduation, and senior celebration. You were ready to conquer the IB exams that you have been preparing for over the last four years. Although you were stripped of your last moments at Largo High School, you have made a permanent mark on our IB community. You are resilient, well educated, and prepared for your next step in life--college. Congratulations on all your accomplishments and acceptances. One day we will celebrate you!
-The Largo IB Partners, Admissions Committee
IB Valedictorian: Matthew Tave
IB Salutatorian: Jacob Harrison
List of College Acceptances for the Class of 2020
Boston University
Carnegie Mellon University
Cornell University
Dartmouth College
Embry–Riddle Aeronautical University
Florida State University
Georgetown University
Georgia Institute of Technology
Harvard University
Johns Hopkins University
McGill University, Canada
New York University
Rice University
Stanford University
University of California, Berkeley
University of California, Davis
University of California, Los Angeles
University of California, San Diego
University of California, Santa Barbara
University of Central Florida
University of Florida
University of North Dakota
University of South Florida
University of Southern California
University of Tampa
University of Texas, Austin
University of Texas, Dallas
University of Utah
University of Virginia
Yale University
This was supposed to be the year for your senior prom, grad bash, senior brunch, graduation, and senior celebration. You were ready to conquer the IB exams that you have been preparing for over the last four years. Although you were stripped of your last moments at Largo High School, you have made a permanent mark on our IB community. You are resilient, well educated, and prepared for your next step in life--college. Congratulations on all your accomplishments and acceptances. One day we will celebrate you!
-The Largo IB Partners, Admissions Committee
IB Valedictorian: Matthew Tave
IB Salutatorian: Jacob Harrison
List of College Acceptances for the Class of 2020
Boston University
Carnegie Mellon University
Cornell University
Dartmouth College
Embry–Riddle Aeronautical University
Florida State University
Georgetown University
Georgia Institute of Technology
Harvard University
Johns Hopkins University
McGill University, Canada
New York University
Rice University
Stanford University
University of California, Berkeley
University of California, Davis
University of California, Los Angeles
University of California, San Diego
University of California, Santa Barbara
University of Central Florida
University of Florida
University of North Dakota
University of South Florida
University of Southern California
University of Tampa
University of Texas, Austin
University of Texas, Dallas
University of Utah
University of Virginia
Yale University
Saturday, April 4, 2020
Message from IB Guidance - Class of 2021
April 2, 2020
https://d1wsaxfu7b8rcr.cloudfront.net/9570508f-1f5d-47a1-a0c6-6e86e6f042a5/2020%20Junior%20College%20Readiness%20Presentation.pdf
Now is a good time to start researching Colleges if you haven't already! Most schools are offering a ton of amazing virtual options that have not been available before. If you have a college in mind, you can visit their website and virtual opportunities are usually listed under "visit campus".
Here are a few with direct links:
- University of Chicago: https://prospects.uchicago.edu/infotours/
- Auburn University: http://www.auburn.edu/admissions/visit/index.php
- Vanderbilt University: https://myappvu.vanderbilt.edu/portal/onlinesession
- University of Florida: http://virtualtour.ufl.edu/
- Johns Hopkins University: https://apply.jhu.edu/campus-and-community/visit-hopkins/
- New York University: https://www.nyu.edu/admissions/undergraduate-admissions/visit-nyu/virtual-visit.html
Caiti Wolfe
IB Programme Counselor
Professional School Counselor (Last Name: J-Ma)
School Counseling Department Chair
Largo High School
Friday, April 3, 2020
Pinellas County Schools Expands Its Meal Distribution Program
April 3, 2020
Pinellas County Schools Expands Its Meal Distribution Program
PCS will phase in 13 new school sites starting next week
Largo, Fl.- To reach more families in need during this unprecedented period of school closures, Pinellas County Schools will more than double the number of school sites for meal distributions. Seven new sites will go online starting Monday, April 6, followed by six more school sites on Monday, April 13. This will bring the district’s total number of meal distribution locations from nine to 22.
The times and days will vary next week between the original nine locations and the 7 new schools as we transition to a consistent schedule for all 22 meal distribution school sites starting on April 13.
Week of April 6:
- The nine original school sites and times remain the same except for Friday. (No distribution on Friday, April 10 – Good Friday, a day off for students; Thursday distribution will include meals for Thursday and Friday)
Nine Original School Sites:
Distribution Points and Times:
Dunedin Middle School 70 Patricia Avenue 10:45 am-11:45 am
Eisenhower Elementary 2800 Drew St. Clearwater 11:00 am-Noon
Fairmount Elementary 575 41st St. S, St. Petersburg 10:15 am-11:15 am
Marjorie K. Rawlings Elementary 6505 68th St. N Pinellas Park 11:00 am-Noon
John Hopkins Middle School 701 16th St S St. Petersburg 10:30 am-11:30 am
New Heights Elementary 3901 37th St. N St. Petersburg 10:45 am-11:45 am
Ponce De Leon Elementary 1301 Ponce de Leon Blvd. Clearwater 11:15 am-12:15 pm
Southern Oak Elementary 9101 Walsingham Rd. Largo 11:15 am-12:15 pm
Tarpon Springs Elementary 555 Pine St. Tarpon Springs 10:30 am-11:30 am
Distribution Points and Times:
Dunedin Middle School 70 Patricia Avenue 10:45 am-11:45 am
Eisenhower Elementary 2800 Drew St. Clearwater 11:00 am-Noon
Fairmount Elementary 575 41st St. S, St. Petersburg 10:15 am-11:15 am
Marjorie K. Rawlings Elementary 6505 68th St. N Pinellas Park 11:00 am-Noon
John Hopkins Middle School 701 16th St S St. Petersburg 10:30 am-11:30 am
New Heights Elementary 3901 37th St. N St. Petersburg 10:45 am-11:45 am
Ponce De Leon Elementary 1301 Ponce de Leon Blvd. Clearwater 11:15 am-12:15 pm
Southern Oak Elementary 9101 Walsingham Rd. Largo 11:15 am-12:15 pm
Tarpon Springs Elementary 555 Pine St. Tarpon Springs 10:30 am-11:30 am
- Seven new school sites open on April 6 and distribute meals on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday only from 10:30 am – 12:30 pm. These schools will distribute 2-days-worth of meals (2 breakfasts and 2 lunches) on Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday.
Seven New School Sites:
Azalea Middle School 7855 22nd Ave N., St. Petersburg
Bay Point Elementary School 2151 62nd Ave S., St, Petersburg
Clearwater Intermediate 1220 Palmetto St., Clearwater
High Point Elementary School 5921 150th Ave N., Clearwater
Kings Highway Elementary School 1715 Kings Highway, Clearwater
Largo Middle School 155 8th Ave SE., Largo
Oak Grove Middle School 1370 S Belcher Rd., Clearwater
Azalea Middle School 7855 22nd Ave N., St. Petersburg
Bay Point Elementary School 2151 62nd Ave S., St, Petersburg
Clearwater Intermediate 1220 Palmetto St., Clearwater
High Point Elementary School 5921 150th Ave N., Clearwater
Kings Highway Elementary School 1715 Kings Highway, Clearwater
Largo Middle School 155 8th Ave SE., Largo
Oak Grove Middle School 1370 S Belcher Rd., Clearwater
Week of April 13:
- Six new school sites open. ALL school sites switch to a Monday-Wednesday and Friday only from 10:30 am-12:30 pm.
- All schools will prepare meals in the school site kitchens.
·
Grab-n-Go bags include meals for 2 days (two breakfast and two lunch) per student
adding Saturday for a total of six days per week.
Six New School Sites:
Anona Elementary School 12301 Indian Rocks Rd., Largo
Garrison-Jones Elementary School 3133 Garrison Rd., Dunedin
Gulfport Elementary School 2014 52nd St S., Gulfport
McMullen Booth Elementary School 3025 Union St., Clearwater
North Shore Elementary School 200 35th Ave NE., St. Petersburg
Sawgrass Lake Elementary School 1815 77th Ave N., St. Petersburg
Anona Elementary School 12301 Indian Rocks Rd., Largo
Garrison-Jones Elementary School 3133 Garrison Rd., Dunedin
Gulfport Elementary School 2014 52nd St S., Gulfport
McMullen Booth Elementary School 3025 Union St., Clearwater
North Shore Elementary School 200 35th Ave NE., St. Petersburg
Sawgrass Lake Elementary School 1815 77th Ave N., St. Petersburg
Breakfast includes: cereal or breakfast bar, juice (OJ, apple juice or mixed fruit) and milk.
Lunch includes: Sandwich (PBJ or meat and cheese sandwiches; fruit cup (either applesauce, strawberries or peaches), juice (OJ, apple juice or mixed fruit) and milk.
Lunch includes: Sandwich (PBJ or meat and cheese sandwiches; fruit cup (either applesauce, strawberries or peaches), juice (OJ, apple juice or mixed fruit) and milk.
- Meals will be served “Grab & Go”·
- Each day students receive 2 days (two breakfast and two lunch) per student adding Saturday for a total of six days per week.
- Meals are FREE for anyone 18 years old and under
- Child/Teen must be present to receive meals
- Meals will be served as “Drive-Thru” at the car/bus circle. Walkers should go to the Main Entrance of the School
LHS Cancelled events Refund Information
Scholars and Parents, Click here for LHS canceled events and refund form:
Click here for exam assessment info FAQs:
AP Exam Schedule
New Information about 2020 AP Exams given online May 11-22.
Click here for schedule:AP Exam Schedule
April 3, 2020: Parent Letter from AP - CollegeBoard
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