Category Archives: Middle School

Class of 2026 Course Selection Card & Narrated Presentation

Below is a narrated presentation to guide you through the course selection options available at LOLHS for the 2022-2023 school year for freshmen. Please reach out to Mrs. Pinsky, LOLHS School Counselor for the Class of 2026 for any questions.

https://livepascok12fl-my.sharepoint.com/:p:/g/personal/apinsky_pasco_k12_fl_us/EZQRqY381PVEnsnWimydzH4BuiOuz5LgiIaH4CSDZ74oHw?e=FPXXIb

Below is the course card for the 2022-2023 school year for incoming freshmen.

Summer eSchool courses

   

How to enroll in an online course: (note:  to fulfill the PE requirement — sign up for PERSONAL FITNESS, not  Hope):

  1. Go to Pasco eSchool Course catalog:
  2. 8th graders enrolling in High School PE, search for PERSONAL FITNESS (if you are looking to fulfill the 1 whole year credit of PE requirement, first complete Personal Fitness.  After completing Personal Fitness, you will need to register/complete semester of Fitness Lifestyle Design, or  Outdoor education — see your 8th grade counselor for questions)
  3. Click the Red “Register Now” button on the right hand column with a parent.
  4. Complete the form with a parent:
    1. Name, ID #, DOB, high school course, segment A, if you’re wanting Honors credit (if available), gender, grade level, attending RBSMS
    2. Date you want to start your course.
    3. For “School Counselor”, scroll past all the High School Counselors to select Ms. Pinsky’s name for summer enrollment, and the grade level counselor during the school year).
    4. Parent then signs the form electronically and after submitting the form,  you and your parent will receive emails from Pasco eSchool to complete the sign up process (this link will help you).  ***YOU MUST CREATE AN ACCOUNT*** to complete the process.
    5. Your parent will also create an account (after you have completed yours) and will need your login information in order to link their account to yours.
    6. Your parent will then need to go on their FLVS account to approve your course request. Click here to begin creating your Parent/Guardian Account -this link will help you do that.
  5. After parent has approved the course request, contact your school counselor and she’ll verify your enrollment.
  6. Next, you’ll see on your Dashboard once you’ve been assigned to a teacher.  When you have a teacher assigned, be sure to follow the Instructions emailed to you by Pasco eSchool:  go on your teacher’s Welcome Page, read that information, SCHEDULE YOUR WELCOME CALL, and look over the Pace chart.
  7. Using your Pace chart and your calendar, schedule your assignments, DBAs, and assessments into your calendar.

With your parent having a Parent/Guardian Account, they will have:

  • 24-7 online access to submitted and/or graded assignments and your child’s grade book
  • Monthly phone calls from teachers
  • Monthly progress reports emailed to parent emails
  • Regular email updates from teachers
  • Extensive access to teachers

How to create your Parent/Guardian Account:

  1. Student Completes Application: First, the student must complete the sign up process. Once the student has completed the online application he/she will receive a Student Username/ Password. You will need this Student Username/ Password to create your Parent/Guardian Account.
  2. Create your Parent/Guardian Account: Click here to begin creating your Parent/Guardian Account

2019-20 Course Cards & Applications

Course Cards for 2019-2020 School Year — next year’s 7th/8th are DUE 2/27

RBSMS 2019-2020 6th Gr Course Card
RBSMS 2019-2020 7th Gr Course Card
RBSMS 2019-2020 8th Gr Course Card
WCHS 2019-2020 9th Gr Course Card: FRONT
WCHS 2019-2020 9th Gr Course Card: BACK
ZHS 2019-2020 9th Gr Course Card: FRONT
ZHS 2019-2020 9th Gr Course Card: BACK

Q3 Progress Reports

This week is the last chance to turn in work or retake quizzes before grades are pulled for Quarter 3 Progress Reports.

  1. Go to myStudent to check your grades .
  2. Talk to your teachers about what you can turn in for credit and the last day to turn it in.
  3. Be sure to use your ACT time to ask questions for anything you don’t understand.