Category Archives: Articulation

WANTED: ALL Course Cards!

Students:

All course cards for all grade levels are due now! Even if it’s late, please turn in your course card today!

 

3/6:  Mrs. Pinsky at New River Elementary School

3/7:  Mrs. Pinsky at Chester W. Taylor Elementary School

3/8:  Mrs. Pinsky at Woodland Elementary School

3/9:  Mrs. Pinsky at West Zephyrhills Elementary School

3/9 at 6pm:  Parent University for current 5th grade families zoned for RBSMS

 

Important Dates for Articulation

  • Mon. 1/25/17:  9:45am:  Field Trip to WCHS with zoned 8th graders (Holzum/Pinsky)
  • Mon. 1/25:  6pm-8pm: Parent Night & Curriculum Fair atWCHS for zoned 8th graders
  • Wed. 1/27: 6pm-7:30: RBSMS Parent University for incoming 5th grade families (Pinsky)
  • Mon. 2/1:  6pm-8pm:PHS Parent Night & Curriculum Fair for zoned 8th graders
  • Thu. 2/4: RBSMS Articulation Meeting with Elementary Feeders at RBSMS
  • Fri. 2/5:  PINSKY Infinity/AVID applications due to Elementary Schools
  • 3/6:  Mrs. Pinsky at New River Elementary School
  • 3/7:  Mrs. Pinsky at Chester W. Taylor Elementary School
  • 3/8:  Mrs. Pinsky at Woodland Elementary School
  • 3/9:  Mrs. Pinsky at West Zephyrhills Elementary School
  • 3/9 at 6pm:  Parent University for current 5th grade families zoned for RBSMS

8th Grade Scholarship Take Stock In Children

8th graders consistently on-track in academics, behavior, and attendance will receive information to apply for the Pasco Education Foundation’s Take Stock in Children Scholarship. Students will be provided with information, deadline date, and resources to contact for further information.  Criteria includes a semester GPA of  2.50 or higher, no disipline issues, agree to remain crime & drug-free, and maintain good grades and attendance.    This scholarship provides up to a 4-year tuition-free scholarship, college readiness coach, mentor.  Families must agree to provide W2, 1040, and pay stub information to support income eligibility requirements.  More information will be provided by Mrs. Holzum, 8th grade school counselor.

College Scholarship Opportunities

  1. Deadline: May 18. Google’s “Do you love Science?” Award   (Up to $50,000). Google Science Fair is a global online competition open to individuals or teams from 13 to 18 years old.
    #howcanwe make the world better with science?https://www.googlesciencefair.com/

April 15 deadline:  2016 Barron Prize Each year, the Barron Prize honors 25 outstanding students between the ages of 8 and 18. Students are recognized for their contributions to their community and the environment. The top 10 students will each receive a $5,000 scholarship. http://barronprize.org/apply/

BattleBots IQ
BattleBots IQ is a robot-building contest for teams of middle and high school students and college students. See the rules for more information, or send email to info@battlebots.com.

Yo Teach!  Perform a rap with friends to show appreciation for your favorite teacher by March 31st to win a $3,000 easy scholarship.

Guns Out:  Use our guide to rally support against guns on your campus by April 30th to win a $1,000 easy school grant.

Pack That Ash Up:  Learn and share tips (all on your phone!) to help someone quit smoking by March 31st to win a $2,000 easy scholarship.

Treat Yo Friends:  Give a friend a “voucher book” of fun activities so you can reconnect by March 28th to win a $1,000 easy school grant.

Little Rock Nine Text:  Share a day in the life of a Civil Rights student activist by April 30th to win a $2,000 easy scholarship.

Everyday Superheroes:  Make a card celebrating someone who does super things in your community by March 31st to win a $3,000 easy scholarship.