December 7–12, 2016

Disney’s All Star Movie Resort(407) 939-7000

From Your Directors

Frontier High SchoolDisney Tour2016

A great deal of hard work has gone into the preparation of this performance tour. Many people have made a contribution to this event, and we are their representatives. Our school, as well as the community of Hamburg will be represented by our personal behavior. High standards are expected of all of us and it is our obligation to fulfill this trust. Always remember: FUTURE TOURS DEPEND DIRECTLY ON YOU; your attitude and your conduct. If you follow this Tour Handbook exactly, we will not experience any difficulties but will receive a good deal of satisfaction, enjoyment, personal growth and memories that will last a lifetime.

Our schedule is very exact and many people will be inconvenienced if we run late. Therefore, make it your responsibility to be in the proper place, at the right time, and with or wearing the appropriate dress. Persons we meet and interact with while on tour, in whatever capacity, will know our community, our school, and us, only by your actions. Therefore, be punctual, be neat in appearance, and be courteous and respectful to everyone. School Rules and Regulations will apply at all times.

Tips for a successful tour:- Always be on time!- Take a picture of your ticket (front & back) so in case you lose it you can go to Guest Services and have it replaced.- Always travel in a group of at least 3 people while in the parks. - Do not leave the hotel or park that we are in for the day for ANY reason. Your ticket will NOT get you into any other park except the one we are in that day. - If you are not feeling well, go the infirmary inside the park and they will be able to get in touch with a director or the nurse.- Be courteous to our chaperones, airport staff, hotel staff and Disney park staff. Disrespect of any of these individuals will not be tolerated. Be respectful of the property we will visit. - Disney takes stealing VERY seriously and will arrest students for shoplifting!!!

The arrangements for this tour have been most extensive. Koch Travel, along with your teachers, chaperones, administrators and parents, have all contributed a great deal of time and energy to make this tour a worthwhile experience FOR YOU! Now it is your turn to use this opportunity to justify the pride and trust these people have in Frontier High School and the Music Department.

HAVE A GREAT TOUR!

Directors,

Ms. Ortolano Mr. Riederer Mr. Shafer Mrs. Voto465-0891 472-0694 906-9017 984-2657

Rules and Regulations

The general Rules and Regulations that pertain to the Frontier Music Department, the Frontier Central School District, and this Performance Tour must be adhered to by all students participating in this excursion.

It is the desire of the Music Department that the Disney World, Orlando tour reflect a high level of commitment to a positive group activity. Therefore, in keeping with the policy of the Frontier Central School District, possession or use of alcohol, tobacco, or illegal drugs is prohibited on a school sponsored trip. All other school rules also apply for this trip.

Violation of the above policy will result in the following actions:

A. Immediate suspension from the activity.B. Notification of parents and school administrators.C. Violator(s) will be sent home at parents’ expense (including the cost of the accompanying chaperone).D. Probable suspension from future activities with the Music Department.E. Disciplinary action will be taken by the Principal upon return.

1. There will be no inter-room visitation in the hotel after the announced curfew. Students may never visit rooms of the opposite sex!! Students in violation of this will be sent home. A referral will also be made to the administration for any further action that may be deemed appropriate.

2. No one is to be out of their room past curfew and should remain there until the scheduled morning event.

3. Doors must be opened immediately upon the request of any chaperone however, remember to get proper identification first.

4. Strict adherence to the dress code is required. Students will be sent back to change if they are not properly dressed. Please, no ripped clothing, inappropriate t-shirts, short shorts or low cut tops.

5. Please be courteous of the other guests. Keep your voice low. "Horseplay," etc., in the hotel will not be tolerated.

6. The condition of the rooms in which we will be staying will be monitoredvery carefully by the hotel officials. Report any damage to one of ourchaperones as soon as you check-in. Otherwise you may have to payfor damage you did not cause. Any damage which occurs in any room will be equally shared by all those assigned to that room. What was inthe room, remains in the room. Towels are not souvenirs.

Rules and Regulations(continued)

7. When traveling in a large group with students, stores tend to take extrameasures to protect themselves from shoplifters. If this problem arises, violators will be prosecuted. This means that any kind of theft, whetherjokingly or otherwise, will be dealt with seriously. This then becomes aproblem for the Frontier Central School District which means punishment and enforcement of school policy rules, not to mention embarrassment andshame upon the entire group activity.

COMMON COURTESIES

❖ You are responsible for your own actions.

❖ A “please” and a “thank you” go a long way and are greatly appreciated.

❖ Follow the guidelines set forth in this handbook.

❖ Respect all chaperones. Insubordination toward any chaperone will not be tolerated.

❖ Never travel alone. Always be with a group of at least 3 people.

Packing/Luggage Information1. Label all suitcases, carryons and instruments.2. Bring any necessary medications in your carry on bag. 3. Checked suitcases can not exceed 50 lbs 4. Each customer may bring onboard one personal item (purse, briefcase,

laptop, etc.) plus one carry on bag. 5. Jet Blue carry on bags must not exceed 22” L x 14” W x 9” H

Southwest carry on bag limits are 24” x 16” x 10”6. 3-1-1 rules for carry on bags = 3.4 oz/100 ml bottle or less; 1 quart

sized, clear plastic zip top bag; 1 bag per customer.

No Samsung Galaxy 7 Phones (even replacement model) are allowed on this trip!!! They are not allowed in carry on bags or in packed luggage. TSA Rules, not ours.

Tour ItineraryWednesday, December 7th, 2016Travel to Orlando/All Star Movie Resort

If you are 18 years of age or older, you need government issued photo ID either in the form of your driver’s license or passport to check in at the airport. Students who are under 18 years of age should bring their school

issued ID.

After your flight arrives in Orlando, your group will stay together and take the train from your gate to the main terminal. You will arrive on Level 3. Then proceed to Disney’s Magical Express located on Side B, Level 1. Follow the airport signs to Ground Transportation. You will then be directed to your Disney Motor Coaches by staff. The late flights will have first pick up their luggage at the carousel and then proceed to the the Magical Express Bus on Level 1.

11:00 AM Ms. Ortolano’s flight group loads the buses at FHS to go to airport.

11:30 AM Group departs Frontier High School for airport aboard charter buses.

1:00 PM All remaining groups load the coach buses.

1:30 PM The remaining groups depart Frontier High School for airport aboard charter buses.

3:05 PM Southwest Flight #2333 departs and arrives in Orlando at 5:55 PM. Dinner will be at your own expense when you arrive at the hotel.

4:00 PM Jet Blue Flight #1616 departs Buffalo and arrives in Boston at 5:22 PM. Flight #2051 departs Boston at 7:09 PM and arrives inOrlando at 10:26 PM. Dinner will be at your own expense at the Boston airport.

4:10 PM Southwest Flight #2705 departs Buffalo and arrives in Baltimore at 5:20 PM. Flight #353 departs Baltimore at 6:05 PM and arrives in Orlando at 8:30 PM. There will not be time to eat dinner at the airport so plan accordingly.

4:30 PM Jet Blue Flight # 2601 departs Buffalo and arrives at JFK at 6:00 PMFlight #289 departs JFK at 6:59 and arrives in Orlando at 9:52 PM.

Check your room within the first half hour to make sure there is no previous damage that you could be charged for. Notify one of the Directors if there is anything to report.

11:30 PM Curfew/Private Security - No students out of their room.Chaperones will be coming to your room nightly to hand out meal cards and give instructions for the following day.

Thursday, December 8th, 2016Epcot Theme Park/Candlelight Chorus Performances

Epcot hours: 8:00 AM - 9:30 PM (8:00-9:00 AM extra disney hours)

7:00 AM Good Morning! Eat breakfast at the hotel.

8:00 AM Meet your chaperone at the designated area in courtyard of hotel. Travel via Disney Transportation to Epcot. Please remember that you will be at the park all day so bring warm clothing for the evening.

*Dress: Chorus members must bring their concert uniform for their disney performance.

REMEMBER – This is a full day in the park and there is no going back to the hotel for any reason!! *This is a full day at the park - all students should bring warmerclothing for cooler temperatures at night.

4:00 PM Physical check-in with chaperone (except chorus students)

4:15 PM Chorus members and chaperones meet your Disney Performing Arts on Stage Representative outside of Italy in the World Showcase. (Please gather near the Gelato Kiosk and “La Gemma Elegante” shop.)Please see detailed itinerary and dress code provided at the back of this handout!

6:45 PM Choir “Candlelight Processional” performance with theDisney Cast Choir, Disney Voices of Liberty, Disney Orchestra, andGuest Narrator - Anthony Mackie

Non chorus students wishing to view performance must get in line early to secure a spot for either show.

8:15 PM Choir “Candlelight Processional” performance with theDisney Cast Choir, Disney Voices of Liberty, Disney Orchestra, andGuest Narrator - Anthony Mackie

9:00 PM Check in with chaperones in World Showcase to secure a spot to watch Illuminations.

9:30 PM View Illuminations “Reflections of Earth” Immediately after show, everyone will return to hotel via Disneytransportation.

11:30 PM Curfew/Private Security

Friday, December 9th, 2016Hollywood Studios, Band/Orchestra Recording Workshop

Hollywood Studio hours: 9 AM -11:00 (9-11 PM extra disney hours)

7:00 AM Eat breakfast at the hotel.

7:45 AM Students taking part in the Band recording workshop, meet in the hotel lobby with your instrument to board buses. The workshop will be from 9:00-11:30 AM. After returning to the hotel and storing instrument in your room, you will travel with chaperones to Hollywood Studios aboard Disney buses.

8:30 AM Orchestra and Chorus students, meet your chaperone in designated area of the hotel, and travel via Disney Transportation to Hollywood Studios. (For most of you, this is full day in the park – be prepared with a jacket/sweatshirt as there is no returning to the hotel for any reason.)

11:30 AM Orchestra strings and wind students take Disney transportation back to the hotel. You must be back to the hotel by 12:00. Get your instruments and meet in the hotel lobby.

12:15 PM Orchestra members board Pegasus transportation to take you to your 12:30 recording workshop which will run from 1:30-4:00 PM. After returning to the hotel, you will drop off your instruments and meet chaperones to travel back to Hollywood studios.

4:00 PM Physical check in with chaperone at Hollywood Studios (except orchestra students)

6:45 PM FYI - Jingle Bell, Jingle BAM show

7:00 PM FYI - Fantasmic!

10:00 PM Meet chaperones and take Disney transportation back to the hotel via Disney transportation.

11:30PM Curfew/Private Security

Saturday, December 10th, 2016Magic Kingdom

Magic Kingdom hours: 8:00 AM -12:00 AM

7:00 AM Breakfast at the hotel.

8:00 AM Board Disney transportation with chaperone/group and depart for Magic Kingdom. (This is full day in the park – be prepared with a jacket/sweatshirt as there is no returning to the hotel for any reason.)

2:00 PM MANDATORY PHYSICAL CHECK-IN WITH CHAPERONE

3:00pm FYI - Disney’s Festival of Fantasy Parade

7:00pm MANDATORY PHYSICAL CHECK-IN WITH CHAPERONE

10:00pm Wishes Nighttime Spectacular Fireworks Display

11:00pm At the conclusion of the festivities immediately travel with yourchaperone/group and head back to the hotel via Disney transportation.

11:30pm Curfew/Private Security

Sunday, December 11th, 2016Animal Kingdom/Downtown Disney

Animal Kingdom hours: 9AM -7 PM

7:30 AM Breakfast at the hotel

8:30 AM Board Disney transportation with chaperone/group and depart for Animal Kingdom.

2:00 PM MANDATORY PHYSICAL CHECK-IN WITH CHAPERONE

7:00 PM Meet chaperone at park entrance and travel via Disney transportation to either Disney Springs (formerly Downtown Disney) or back to thehotel. Not every chaperone will be going to Disney Springs, so we split intodifferent groups at this point. Chaperones going to Disney Springs will make a list of the students they are in charge of. (please note: those of you on the early flight home, this is your only chance to go to Disney Springs)

10:00 PM Students at Disney Springs meet with supervising chaperones and travelvia Disney Buses back to the hotel.

11:30 PM Curfew/Private Security

Monday, December 12th, 2016

Downtown Disney/Return Home

8:00 AM Eat Breakfast at hotel. Check out is 10:30 AM.

8:30 AM Mrs. Voto’s flight #717 will be picked up by Magical Express buses at the hotel lobby to travel to the airport.

9:00 AM Pool/game room time or travel to downtown Disney with a chaperone to shop and eat lunch.

10:30 AM Room check-out. All students must be checked out by this time. Luggage will be stored in a designated area. EACH ROOM WILL BE CHECKED BY CHAPERONES PRIOR TO CHECK OUT FOR CLEANLINESS AND/OR DAMAGE! YOUR ROOM SHOULD LOOK LIKE IT DID WHEN YOU ENTERED! YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE!

11:45 AM Southwest flight #717 (Mrs. Voto) departs Orlando and arrives in Buffalo at 2:20 PM.

2:00 PM Students on Mr. Shafer’s flight #284 meet at hotel lobby to load and board Magical Express Bus to travel to airport. Do not be late!!

3:30 PM Students on Mr. Riederer and Ms. Ortolano’s flights meet at hotel lobby to load and board Magical Express Bus to travel to the airport. Do not be late!

5:00 PM Jet Blue flight #284 (Mr. Shafer’s group)departs Orlando and arrives at

JFK at 7:38 PM. Flight #2002 departs JFK and arrives in Buffalo at 12:08 AM.

6:40 PM Southwest flight #2334 departs Orlando airport and arrives in Baltimore at 8:50PM. Flight #3002 departs Baltimore at 10:20 and arrives in Buffalo at 11:30 PM.

6:45 PM Jet Blue flight #1586 departs Orlando airport and arrives in Buffalo at 9:19 PM.

Every student must have a parent or sibling meet him or her at the airport!!

MANDATORY ATTENDANCE AT SCHOOL ON TUESDAY DECEMBER 13TH!

And Don’t Forget!!

● Your ID● All your personal care products (e.g. toothbrush and paste). DON’T FORGET

YOUR SUNSCREEN!!● Cell phone/chargers/portable chargers● Spending money (amount determined by each family)● COMFORTABLE walking shoes● Swim suits● Rain and cold weather gear (check weather.com before you pack). Even

though it’s Florida – it still gets pretty chilly at night during December!!● Your Tour Handbook● Your Instrument● Concert Dress- Chorus members only.

How to Survive A Hotel Fire

1. Know where the fire exits are. Make sure they are open and know where they lead to. If they do not open, call security at once. Do this FIRST when you arrive at your hotel.

2. Know where your room key is at all times. Keep it in an easily accessible place (ex. on your bed stand) so you can reach it if you wake up and find your room full of smoke.

3. At the first smell of smoke, call the fire department, not the desk. Tell the fire department your room number.

4. Do not leave your room without checking the doorknob and the door. If it is hot, do not open the door. If it is not hot, open the door slowly to check for smoke in the hallway. If there is a lot of smoke, cover your face with a wet towel and go to the fire exit. Stay near the floor where there is more oxygen. NEVER use the elevator and take your room key with you in case you have to return.

5. If you must stay in your room, do not break the windows. If there is smoke below, you may have to close them. Block all vents and door cracks with wet towels and sheets. If the walls become hot, use the ice bucket or anything available to throw water on them.

6. Avoid smoke inhalation by covering your face with a wet towel. You will succumb to smoke inhalation long before fire reaches you.

7. Stay calm and do not panic. Try to think clearly.

Some Eden cheerleaders accused of shoplifting

by Sandra Tan

Buggs refused to say whether any incident had taken place, whether the district was taking the matter seriously, or what potential disciplinary actions might be.Cheerleaders from Eden are learning a hard lesson: Don't steal from Mickey Mouse.

Some members of the Eden High School cheerleading squad went on a shoplifting spree in Walt Disney World last month, according to Florida law enforcement officials.

The varsity squad was in Orlando, Fla., to participate in a cheerleading competition. But some girls had a run-in with the law after the competition.

At least two were arrested and charged with stealing from the Magic Kingdom. They must return to court in Florida. Other girls received warnings.

School district officials refused to answer questions about the matter, even though details about it have been known in the community for two weeks.

Superintendent Ronald Buggs would not confirm the incident happened. Board members and other school officials also refused to discuss the matter.

"I don't have any comment," board President Tom Gannon said. "This is a confidentiality matter. If you get information from Florida, that's fine."

Details from the district attorney's office and the Sheriff's Office in Orange County, Fla., support the shoplifting claims.

"The Orange County Sheriff's Office is involved with investigations of shoplifting at Walt Disney World on March 19, 2007," said spokesman Jeff Williamson, who was circumspect about the incident because it involved juveniles. "The cases have been sent to the state attorney's office for prosecution."

Williamson acknowledged that when minors are involved in criminal activity, the deputy on the case has discretion as to whether the magnitude of the offense warrants an arrest. If a crime involving a young person isn't too severe, he said, the deputy may simply release the minor to a chaperone or guardian.

In this case, according to Florida sources, more girls were caught than arrested. It does not appear that all members of the squad were involved.

No arrest involved a girl 18 or older, Williamson said, so no names were released.

Disney has a reputation for tight security and aggressive prosecution of shoplifters.

"We take security very seriously at the Walt Disney World Resort," said spokesman Jacob DiPietre. "Whenever there

Sis an incident of shoplifting we automatically notify law enforcement so they can file the appropriate report."

The Eden varsity squad, comprising at least 15 members, is known for its cheerleading talent. The team finished second in the Springville and Fredonia Blue Devils competitions this season.

The cheerleaders raised money from parents and community members to attend the 2007 AmeriCheer InterNational Competition at Disney's Wide World of Sports on March 17-18. After placing seventh out of 10 teams, the girls had the next day free. That's when police say the shoplifting occurred.

Principal Marc Graff and Douglas Beetow, head of the athletic department, and several School Board members refused to say what the students are accused of doing or what disciplinary action, if any, would be taken.

"I'm not at liberty to share anything," he said, citing advice from the district's lawyer.But Robert Freeman, executive director of New York State's Committee on Open Government, said Buggs is mistaken about his legal restrictions.

"What they can't do is disclose information that is personally identifiable to a student unless the parent consents," he said. "It doesn't seem to me that confirmation that an incident occurred would make