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Fernandina Beach Middle School December 2017/January 2018 Newsletter Students of the Month Pirate’s Log Fernandina Beach Middle School Mission Statement Our mission is to be committed to the goal of continu- ous self-improvement, while striving to be responsive to the needs of students, parents, community, and staff. Take Note 2 It’s Academic! 3 Guidance News 4 Wellness Info 5 Reading Rewards 6 Pirate Athletics 7 Event Calendars 8 Yearbook Info 9 Inside this issue: Dr. John Mazzella, Principal N O V 6th Grade Micaela Juan Mateo Aleeya lashley Coen Arndt Aspen Moeller 7th Grade James Corbett Lee Mercado-Perez Carolyn Tyson Guess Nevaeh Morris 8th Grade Nicholas Millett Landon Robinson Alina Qiu Zoe Gilsenan D E C Lynkoln Martinez Chase Landtroop Joey Durr Raul Flores-Caro Georgie Camacho Austin Field Lucas Dijon Jenna Swift Mckenzie Morris Melanie Cueto Joshua Barber Ty Boston Thank you to all of you who have supported the PTO events so far! We have had a wonderful Homecoming Dance, sold candygrams, and put on a fun fall BBQ. Additionally, we have been able to recognize students by celebrating those that made all As and made the A/B honor roll. The PTO is also preparing for our largest fundraiser of the year: Desserts of Amelia. All the money raised from this event goes directly to the teachers and their classrooms. If you are able to help with this event please attend the next PTO meeting, or email Jaime Conner, the Desserts of Amelia chair, at [email protected]. We have several committee leadership positions still open. We are seeking volunteers to serve as co-chairs for: Spring Fling ( a fun carnival for students held at the end of the school day in May) Dance Committee (to plan at least one more dance in the spring) Please reach out to the PTO if you are interested in volunteering for these positions. There are several ways to stay in- formed about upcoming PTO events: If you are not receiving peri- odic emails from the PTO, please send a message to [email protected] to be added to our distribution list. Remind app for smartphones (contact front office for in- structions to sign up) Parent-run Facebook page (visit Facebook and search for Fernandina Beach Middle School Network, ask for per- mission to join) Thanks again for your support! A Message from Our P.T.O. Go Pirates! Happy holidays to all Fernandina Beach Mid- dle School students and parents! Thanksgiving vacation seemed to sneak up on us all this year and before we know it, it will soon be time for Christmas break! December is typically a very busy month for FBMS students, teachers, and parents so get ready! There will be several festive events this season including the Yuletide Evening with the Arts on December 14th. The end of the first semester and second grading period will be Friday, December 22nd. The first day of Christmas vacation will be Monday, December 25th, which means that Friday, December 22nd, will be a half day with early dismissal for students at 12:30 p.m. There will be a teacher planning day on Mon- day, January 8th which means there will be no school for students. Students will return to school on Tuesday, January 9th. From our FBMS Faculty and Staff, we wish you and your family a happy holiday and New Year.

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  • Fernandina Beach Middle School

    December 2017/January 2018 Newsletter

    Students

    of the Month

    Pirate’s Log

    Fernandina Beach Middle School Mission Statement

    Our mission is to be committed to the goal of continu-ous self-improvement, while striving to be responsive

    to the needs of students, parents, community, and staff.

    Take Note 2

    It’s Academic! 3

    Guidance News 4

    Wellness Info 5

    Reading Rewards 6

    Pirate Athletics 7

    Event Calendars 8

    Yearbook Info 9

    Inside this issue:

    Dr. John Mazzella, Principal

    N

    O

    V

    6th Grade

    Micaela Juan Mateo

    Aleeya lashley Coen Arndt

    Aspen Moeller

    7th Grade

    James Corbett Lee Mercado-Perez

    Carolyn Tyson Guess Nevaeh Morris

    8th Grade

    Nicholas Millett Landon Robinson

    Alina Qiu Zoe Gilsenan

    D

    E

    C

    Lynkoln Martinez Chase Landtroop

    Joey Durr Raul Flores-Caro

    Georgie Camacho

    Austin Field Lucas Dijon Jenna Swift

    Mckenzie Morris Melanie Cueto Joshua Barber

    Ty Boston

    Thank you to all of you who have

    supported the PTO events so far! We

    have had a wonderful Homecoming

    Dance, sold candygrams, and put on a

    fun fall BBQ. Additionally, we have

    been able to recognize students by

    celebrating those that made all As and

    made the A/B honor roll.

    The PTO is also preparing for our

    largest fundraiser of the year: Desserts

    of Amelia. All the money raised from

    this event goes directly to the teachers

    and their classrooms. If you are able

    to help with this event please attend

    the next PTO meeting, or email Jaime

    Conner, the Desserts of Amelia chair,

    at [email protected].

    We have several committee leadership

    positions still open. We are seeking

    volunteers to serve as co-chairs for:

    ● Spring Fling ( a fun carnival

    for students held at the end

    of the school day in May)

    ● Dance Committee (to plan

    at least one more dance in

    the spring)

    Please reach out to the PTO if you are

    interested in volunteering for these

    positions.

    There are several ways to stay in-

    formed about upcoming PTO events:

    ● If you are not receiving peri-

    odic emails from the PTO,

    please send a message to

    [email protected] to be

    added to our distribution list.

    ● Remind app for smartphones

    (contact front office for in-

    structions to sign up)

    ● Parent-run Facebook page

    (visit Facebook and search

    for Fernandina Beach Middle

    School Network, ask for per-

    mission to join)

    Thanks again for your support!

    A Message from Our P.T.O.

    Go Pirates!

    Happy holidays to all Fernandina Beach Mid-

    dle School students and parents! Thanksgiving

    vacation seemed to sneak up on us all this year

    and before we know it, it will soon be time for

    Christmas break! December is typically a very

    busy month for FBMS students, teachers, and

    parents so get ready! There will be several

    festive events this season including the

    Yuletide Evening with the Arts on December

    14th. The end of the first semester and second

    grading period will be Friday, December 22nd.

    The first day of Christmas vacation will be

    Monday, December 25th, which means that

    Friday, December 22nd, will be a half day with

    early dismissal for students at 12:30 p.m.

    There will be a teacher planning day on Mon-

    day, January 8th which means there will be no

    school for students. Students will return to

    school on Tuesday, January 9th. From our

    FBMS Faculty and Staff, we wish you and

    your family a happy holiday and New Year.

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    The FBMS Student Council will be sponsoring a Toys for Tots drive during December.

    Please bring a new, unwrapped toy to place in the box in the cafeteria and make the holi-

    days brighter for a child in need.

    Our Student Council Members Maddox Bryant, Cadie Gillette, Teal Lilly, Nadia White, Philip Balyeat, Maddie Millar, Emma Kate

    Beard, Dalton Cruz, Libby Alvarez, Duncan Bell

    Student council Toys for Tots Drive

    Joshua Barber Ryan Maurer

    Kailey Forell Adrian Duncan

    Mitchell Aarons Cooper Thompson

    Jack Romack Garrett Vitori

    Finnegan O’Malley

    Christmas Concert December 18th @ 6:00 PM

    Auditorium

    Chorus performance at 6 pm. Beginning Band, Concert Band & Sym-

    phonic Band perform at 7 pm.

    Everyone is invited to come out and enjoy a night of holiday music.

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    Mission Statement

    Our mission is to develop each student as an inspired life-long learner and problem solver with the strength of character to serve as a productive

    member of society.

    Nassau County Schools

    MEDICINE AND HEALTH

    5th— Damian Murray

    4th— Olivia Rogers & Carolyn

    Pierce

    3rd— Jimmie Broughton

    2nd— Tyler Ayscue

    1st— Bradley Rogers

    PHYSICAL SCIENCE

    5th— Nolan Wilbur

    4th— Conor Spillane

    3rd— Cailin Comer

    2nd— Sarah Ann Smith

    1st— Savannah Readdick

    CHEMISTRY

    5th— Chania Holcey

    4th— Gretchen Allgood

    3rd— Logan Tribou

    2nd— Kaite Brumfiel

    1st— Loveah Martinez

    BOTANY

    5th— Julian Rankosky

    4th— Caden McNabb

    3rd— Max Pattillo

    2nd— Natalie Futch

    1st— Malia Appleby

    ZOOLOGY

    5th— Gabrielle Grinde

    4th— Maddox Jenkins

    3rd— Ashlyn Harris

    2nd— Riley Sage

    1st— Teal Lilly

    EARTH/SPACE SCIENCE

    5th— Reese Matulich

    4th— Ilyssa Mendelson

    3rd— Ayden Owens

    2nd—Breanna Crum

    1st—Amelia Thompson

    ENVIRONMENTAL

    5th— Amber Brooks

    4th— Jackson Leipau

    3rd— Sydney Tremaroli

    2nd— Matthew Scruggs

    1st— Lucas Dijon

    BEST IN FAIR 1st— Savannah Readdick

    2nd— Sarah Smith

    3rd— Cailin Comer

    The Symphonic Band performs at Emma Love on

    December 11th.

    The Symphonic Band, Chorus, and Advanced Drama will be

    presenting Yuletide with the Arts.

    Performances in the FBMS Auditorium on

    December 14th during school

    and at 7pm

    The FBMS Science Department would like to congratulate this year’s win-

    ners and thank all our science teachers, sponsors, parent volunteers, custodi-

    ans, and the administration for making this event a huge success!

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    We will be mailing home Notice of Possible Retention letters for all year courses in January of 2018. If your child

    receives one of these notices we suggest you sit down and discuss topics such as homework completion, nightly

    review of each day’s assignments/class work, and preparing better for tests. Most students experience academic

    difficulty due to missed assignments, incomplete work, omitting homework, and not preparing well for tests. We

    encourage all students to use their agenda books to record homework and assignments. If a conference is needed

    with a teacher, please call the Guidance Office (491-7938) to schedule a conference.

    We would like to welcome all our new students and their families that have enrolled with us since school has be-

    gun. In the first nine weeks grading period, we had 303 students make the “A” and the “A/B” Honor Roll. We are

    very proud of their achievements! We look for continued success of our students. Remember to continue to check

    FOCUS for assignments and grades. Assignments are posted weekly and grades are posted at least every two

    weeks. Our next report card will be sent home Tuesday, January 16th, 2018. All teacher conferences are scheduled

    through the Guidance Office (491-7938) and are available on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday mornings begin-

    ning at 8:10 a.m. and 8:30 a.m. Each conference is scheduled for 20 minutes. We try to have the entire team of

    teachers meet when a conference is scheduled so everyone has knowledge of a student’s progress and any concerns

    expressed by parent or another teacher. We strive to work as a team to support the progress and success of all our

    students.

    Students in seventh grade Civics this semester will have a state level EOC which will

    count for 30% of their final grade in Civics. This test is computer based and the length

    of the test is two 80 minute sessions. Students are allowed to leave after a ten minute

    break after the first 80 minutes if they have completed the exam. Each student will also

    have a worksheet in which to make notes, etc. Our Civics EOC will be administered on

    Tuesday, December 12, 2017 with make-ups on December 13, 2017. This exam will

    be administered again during May of 2018 for students that take this course second

    semester.

    The registration for high school courses will take

    place during the second semester usually in Febru-

    ary. There will be an opportunity for parents to

    meet with high school personnel one evening be-

    fore registration begins. Students will take home

    registration forms to be filled out with parent input.

    Parents are asked to sign registration forms so you

    are aware of courses that your student has chosen.

    Many courses are dependent upon the 8th grade

    standardized test scores. We will be sending more

    information home when plans with the high school

    are finalized. Questions about high school registra-

    tion and courses should always be directed to the

    Fernandina Beach High School counselors.

    Possible Retention

    High School Registration

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    boys’ soccer

    Jed Anderson (4)

    Phillip Balyeat (16) Keegan Bille (19)

    Maddox Bryant (6) Sean Benjamin (7)

    Camden Boyd (3)

    Charlie Deaton (18) Lucas Dijon (14)

    Logan Duffy (13) Max Jones (20)

    Dylan Keys (12)

    Kamden Hayes (11) Andreas Juan-Mateo (1)

    Sebastian Joinville (8) Lynkoln Martinez (5)

    Max Patillo (10) Nate Romack (17)

    William Ruiz-Coria (15)

    Nick Saldana (2) Keaton Truesdale (21)

    Adam Vanderhoff (9)

    girls’ soccer

    Charlee Allboher

    Sukchit Bailey Presleigh Bayot

    Lucy Brumfiel

    Amelia Cutshaw Ansley Cutshaw

    Betty Elliot Madison Funch

    Olivia Hall

    Teal Lilly Kennedy Rose

    Riley Sage Jessica Tita

    Sydney Tremaroli Julia Vultaggio

    Manager:

    Genna Paschall

    DECEMBER

    4 Yulee Home 5:00/6:30 5 Callahan @ WNHS Away 5:30/6:45 8 Lakeside Away 5:30/6:45

    13 County Semi’s WNHS 5:00(Girls) 6:30(Boys) 14 County Champs YMS 5:00(Girls) 6:30(Boys)

    8th Grade

    Chandler Cavan

    Willie Coleman

    Dalton Cruz

    Cam Miller

    Nicholas Millet

    Dane Puca

    Josiah Rauls

    Jaylen Register

    Alex Rodriguez

    Todd Rushing

    Brett Steffen

    Nic Stine

    boys’ basketball

    7th Grade

    Jake Drummond

    Deyvin Dutta

    Josiah Evans

    Tyler Gillette

    Peyton Paulette

    Bryce Rowland

    Mason Townsend

    Chris Turner

    Lawrence Williams

    Talon Calvert

    6th Grade

    Tyshawn Brown

    Ryan Helper

    Tanner Millar

    Parker Greeson

    girls’ basketball

    DecEmber

    5th

    7th

    12th

    18th

    21st

    FBMS @ Bolles

    Hilliard Boys @ FBMS

    FBMS Boys @ Yulee

    Callahan Boys @ FBMS

    Callahan Varsity ONLY

    boys’ basketball scHedule

    FBMS Boys @ Hilliard

    FBMS Boys Varsity @ Charlton

    FBMS Boys @ Callahan

    Bolles @ FBMS

    Yulee Boys @ FBMS

    JV Semi Boys @ Callahan

    Boys Finals @ Yulee JV-V

    JV

    5:00

    5:30

    5:30

    5:30

    V

    6:00

    6:30

    6:30

    6:30

    6:30

    JV

    5:30

    5:30

    5:00

    5:30

    5:30

    5:30

    V

    6:30

    6:30

    6:30

    6:00

    6:30

    6:30

    6:30

    January

    11th

    16th

    17th

    18th

    19th

    23rd

    26th

    JUNIOR VARSITY

    Lena Andree Trinity Edwards

    Brianna Floyd Jaiden Ross

    Nevaeh Morris

    Rihanna Ware Monet Johnson

    Avery Richardson Chania Holcey

    Coral Trotter

    12/4 FBMS @ PROVIDENCE-5:30 V only

    12/6 BOLLES @ FBMS– 5:00 6:00

    12/7 FBMS @ HILLIARD– 5:30 6:30

    12/12 YULEE@ FBMS—5:30 6:30

    12/ 18 FBMS @ CALLAHAN— 5:30 6:30

    12/21 CHARLTON @ FBMS B & G Varsity

    1/9 PROVIDENCE @ FBMS -5:30 V only

    1/11 HILLIARD @ FBMS– 5:00 6:00

    1/16 FBMS @ CHARLTON B & G Varsity– 5:30 6:30

    1/17 CALLAHAN @ FBMS—5:30 6:30

    1/19 FBMS @ YULEE — 5:30 6:30

    1/23 JV Semis @ HILLIARD—5:30 6:30

    1/25 V Semis @ HILLIARD—5:30 6:30

    1/26 Varsity Finals @ FBMS—5:30 6:30

    VARSITY

    Jalay Evans Maddie Millar

    Riley Talbert Nadia White

    Abria Richo

    Emiyah Strange Angelina Daniel

    Emily Gilbert Kammeryn London

    Danielle LeBlanc Jenna Swift

    DECEMBER

    JANUARY

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    January 2018 Su Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

    1 2 3 4 5 6

    7 8Teacher Planning

    No school for students

    9 Basketball girls vs Prov-idence Home 5/6 pm

    10 School Advisory

    Council 3:30 PM

    11 B-Ball Girls Home 5:30 B-Ball

    boys @Hilliard

    PTO Meeting

    12 13

    14 15 No school MLK Holiday

    16 Report cards issued , B-Ball

    girls+Boys @Charlton

    17B-Ball girls home B-ball boys

    @Callahan

    18 B-Ball Boys vs Bolles Home 5:00/6:00

    19 B-Ball Girls @ Yulee B-Ball

    Boys vs Yulee

    Home

    20

    21 22 23 B-Ball girls JV Sem-is @ Hilliard B-Ball boys JV

    semis @ Callahan

    24 25 B-Ball girls Var-sity Semis, District Hon-

    or Band Rehearsal

    26 B-Ball Girls Varsity Finals Home,

    B-Ball Boys finals @ Yulee

    27 District Hon-or Band Rehearsal at

    Atlantic Coast High School

    28 29 30 31

    December 2017

    S M T W T F S

    1

    2

    3 4

    Soccer Yulee Home

    5:00/6:30

    B-ball Girls @ Prov-

    idence 5:00/6:00

    5

    Soccer @ WNHS

    5:00/6:00

    B-Ball Boys vs

    Bolles 5:00/6:00

    6

    B-ball Girls vs

    Bolles Home

    5:00/6:00

    7

    Cookie Delivery

    B-ball girls @ Hilliard

    5:30 Boys @ Home

    5:30/6:30

    PTO meeting.

    8 Soccer @ Lakeside

    5:30/6:45

    Chorus @ Republican

    Women’s Club 12:00

    9

    10 11 Symphonic band @ Em-

    ma Love

    12

    B-ball girls vs Yulee

    Home 5:30/6:30 Boys

    @ Yulee 5:30/6:30

    Civics EOC

    PTO Desserts Mtg @

    6:30

    13 School Advisory Council

    3:30 pm room 6-01

    Soccer County Semi @

    WNHS 5:00/6:30

    14

    Soccer County Champs

    @ YMS 5:00/6:30

    Yuletide With Arts/

    daytime & 7:00 pm

    15

    Finals– language

    arts

    AVID Field Trip

    16

    17 18 B-Ball Girls @ Callahan

    5:30/6:30 B-ball Boys @ Home

    5:30/6:30

    Finals Math Holiday Concert (chorus–

    6:00 All bands 7:00)

    19

    Finals– Science/Social

    Studies

    Symphonic Band

    performs 2nd & 3rd

    period

    20 Finals– Related arts/

    Vocational

    21 B-ball Girls Vs Charlton

    Home Varsity 5:30

    B-ball Boys Vs Charlton

    Home Varsity 6:30 Student Council Volleyball

    Game Vs staff

    22

    Early Dismissaal-

    12:30

    End of Grading

    period

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    26

    27

    28

    29

    30

    31

    Winter Art Show @ Media Center 13th —20th

    December 2017

    Happy Holidays no school 12/23 thru 1/8

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    Do You WANT

    YOUR PHOTOS IN THE 2018 FBMS YEARBOOK?

    We do!!!

    Students, parents, and teachers may contribute to the yearbook by uploading photos directly to the

    eShare website. We are especially interested in photos of school events such as sports, performances,

    field trips, etc. We also would love to have your photos involving FBMS students engaging in their fa-

    vorite non-school activities such as surfing, skateboarding, hiking, biking, dancing, hanging out with

    friends...whatever it is that you do! Submit as many photos as you would like for the yearbook staff to

    consider for publication in the FBMS Yearbook. It’s easy! Just go to www.hjeshare.com or click on the

    link. Our school code is “treasure” and the deadline for eSharing photos is early March. Please contact

    Ms. Hall, FBMS Art Teacher & Yearbook Advisor, if you have any questions (email: ju-

    [email protected] or phone: 321-5867 ext 2457).

    http://www.hjeshare.com/

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    Fernandina Beach Middle School

    Pirate’s Log December 2017 /

    January 2018

    315 Citrona Drive Fernandina Beach, FL

    32034 Phone: 904-491-7938

    Fax: 904-261-8919

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