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8 x August 5 — 18, 2021 x www.SouthwestOrlandoBulletin.com CONTINUED FROM PAGE 7 • Attend planned events such as orientation and meet the teacher to give your child an opportunity to “break the ice” from the start. Your child will feel more comfortable with his or her new and future peers, teachers and classroom. • Plan play dates with new and current friends to stay connected. Ask your school about school play date events and/or new parent connections prior to the first day of school. • Invest time to review the school's supply list and make plans to purchase the items with your child. Empowering your child to pick and choose the items from the list creates excitement. • Plan ahead and ease into the routine a few weeks ahead of time. Start setting the alarm clock a little earlier each day until you are at the time your children will need to be up for school. • End the summer with a fun family activity such as a beach day, bowling, water park or something that your children have been wanting to do all summer. While it’s always hard to get back into the school routine, it’s easiest if you plan ahead and communicate with your children as much as possible so they know exactly what to expect the first few days of school. Once the first day is done and everyone has survived, go out for ice cream or dinner to celebrate the new school year. • The Many Benefits of Private Schools by Joseph Cioffi, Marketing Director (Tilden Road) Foundation Academy 407-614-1780 (Orlando) • 407-877-2744 or 407-656-3677 (Winter Garden) www.foundationacademy.net Enrolling your child in a private school can have great benefits. From an enhanced, rigorous academic curriculum to athletics and fine arts programs, private schools come with a wealth of unique opportunities for students. Private schools also offer opportunities for parents and families to get involved by volunteering for outreach events and parental programs to support the school and its mission. If you’re considering a private school for your student’s education, you may have questions about the different benefits, costs and opportunities available at a private school. SCHOOL EVENT • Foundation Academy invites the community to experience what Orange County Public Schools 2021-22 Student Calendar Aug. 10 Sept. 6 Oct. 7 Oct. 8 Oct. 29 Nov. 22-26 Dec. 17 Dec. 20-31 Jan. 3 Jan. 17 Feb. 21 March 10 March 11 March 14-18 May 25 makes it one of Central Florida’s top private Christian schools. Its preview events take place Oct. 16, Nov. 13, Jan. 22 and March 5. Since 1958, FA has partnered with families and the church to build a foundation for life. For more information, visit foundationacademy.net. ª First day of school Holiday End of first marking period Holiday Holiday Thanksgiving Break End of second marking period Winter Break Holiday Holiday Holiday End of third marking period Holiday Spring Break End of fourth marking period/ Last day of school
n Dr. Phillips High Members of Dr. Phillips High’s 2020-21 Interact Club attended a Rotary Club of Dr. Phillips SCHOOL NEWS www.SouthwestOrlandoBulletin.com x August 5 — 18, 2021 x 9 compiled by Lauren Salinero (L. to r.) Rachel Jost, Niki Mallu, Ricky Liu, Mrs. Garner, Zineb Elmeani and Mia Wolman of Dr. Phillips High’s Interact Club speak to the Rotary Club of Dr. Phillips. times and had been to five different schools, forcing him to grow up quickly and make new friends often. After so many moves, Logan’s mom decided she didn’t want to uproot her kids’ lives anymore, which could have meant separating their family. Everything changed when Logan’s math teacher at the time recommended FLVS. Without online education at FLVS, Logan believes that his family would have been separated. But now, they are closer than ever. Logan also found confidence in himself and discovered his passion — forensic science — which he will be studying at the University of Central Florida this fall. He even helped other students transition to online learning during the beginning of the pandemic and helped tutor FLVS students in math. meeting to inform Rotary members about a job-shadowing program the club was promoting. Club sponsor Mrs. Garner was joined by students Zineb Elmeani, Rachel Jost, Ricky Liu, Niki Mallu and Mia Wolman. • Michelle Lea Nye, assistant principal at Oak Hill Elementary. • Debra Lynn Turner, assistant principal at Sunset Park Elementary. • Chivas Latrae Coner, assistant principal at Gotha Middle. • Amanda Jenkins and Erin Verhelst-Wagner, assistant principals at Ocoee High. Virtual School’s largest graduating class this past spring. Logan attended FLVS full-time and graduated with a 4.0. He grew up in a military family. By the time he was in fifth grade, Logan had already moved seven Orange County Public Schools received recognition for its innovative CONTINUED ON PAGE 10 Dr. Phillips High 2020-21 seniors (l. to r.) Jewel Starkey, Alayna Ruggiero, Kaley Duong, Guytchell Paul and Aaliyah Christian receive Bill Spoone scholarships from the Rotary Club of Dr. Phillips. WE THINK BEYOND TRADITIONAL EDUCATION TO TRANSFORM LEARNING n Et Al Orange County Public Schools officials announced several administrative personnel changes for the upcoming school year. Among them are the following: • Nybria Sade Avion Johnson, assistant principal at Dr. Phillips High. Windermere resident Logan Landreth was part of Florida International Baccalaureate Diploma & Certificate Program Collaborations with MIT, The Juilliard School, and UNICEF 100% College Acceptance Rate Differentiated Curriculum for PreK-3 to Grade 12 Award winning Fine Arts programs Athletic program that offers over 21 different sports for Grade 6 - Grade 12 SCHEDULE A TOUR TODAY! (407) 905-7737 info@windermereprep.com windermereprep.com
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