February is Black History Month and is the perfect time to honor past African-American achievements, unite in the present, and inspire everyone to believe in the power of a dream as we join together to shape the future! Each day in the month of February, Boca High will celebrate and educate the students and staff. The PTSA in conjunction with Boca High admin has a calendar of events. Example: During lunch in the courtyard on Thursday, the students will have music playing and get an Electric Slide tutorial. Make sure you visit the page to find out more. |
| We're grateful to Boca High's principal, Dr. Susie King, for providing information for the Principal's Corner. Stay tuned to the Bobcat Blast for updates from Dr. King. |
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Hello, Bobcats! Congratulations go out to Ms. Fasheba Funeus, Boca High’s Beginning Teacher of the Year, and Ms. Leigh Brown, Boca High’s Mentor Teacher of the Year! Congratulations also go out to Mr. Jeremy Weiss, Boca High’s Teacher of the Month! Reminder…tomorrow, Monday, February 1, is a Teacher Work Day. No students will be in school. The second semester begins Tuesday, February 2. The February SAC meeting is February 8, 2021, at 6:30 PM in the theater. This is an in-person meeting where some members may be able to participate virtually to reduce the number of persons present. Stay well, Bobcats!
Dr. Susie King
Principal |
16th ANNUAL AUCTION We are seeking donations. How you can help? - If you have a business you may donate a gift certificate for products or services and receive recognition on our website, social media, and more! The sooner we have your donation, the faster we may promote YOUR company!
- Re-gifting is welcome! Did Santa bring you a duplicate gift that you cannot return? Perhaps you received an item you don't like or cannot use. Raid your closet for NEW items that you have been “gifted” and just cannot or will not use. We would be happy to accept these items as donations and YOU would receive a donation form to be able to write off your donation!
- Remember...ALL donations are 100% tax-deductible!
- We gratefully accept all donations!
Now that you have decided to donate, simply contact Farrah Downing, our Fundraising Chair, or feel free to mail or drop off your donation to the school with a completed Auction Donation Form attached. |
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Thank you to our Auction Donors A HUGE thank you goes out to Gallo Herbert Architects for being our event sponsor. And now for a SNEAK PEEK...here are a few companies who have decided to donate to our annual auction. Please make sure to support the donors who support Boca High. Stay tuned for more sneak peeks as we lead up to our auction. We are less than two months away!!! |
Immediate Board Member Openings CO-NEWSLETTER - 3-4 hour commitment per week (might be more or less)
- Attend board meetings (once per month)
- Visit Instagram, Twitter & Facebook for new info
- Read emails for additional content
- Help assemble weekly newsletter
- Contact Ann-Marie Gargano for more information
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| Student Involvement The next PTSA Student Involvement meeting is on February 3rd during the respective lunches. - PTSA Students: Check your PERSONAL email (not your school email) for the link to register for the Zoom meeting.
- The next scheduled meeting has been moved to March 10th.
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Florida PTA Scholarship Florida PTA offers a minimum of four (4) scholarships to a student graduating from a PTSA high school each year. This award of $2,000.00 and will be awarded to a worthy student who is interested in getting a start in life through higher education. Deadline: Entries must be postmarked by February 1st, 2021 Application and instructions may be found on their website. |
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| Teacher Grants The PTSA grant program provides funds to Boca Raton Community High School to enhance the experience for all students - educational, health, safety, artistic, wellbeing, etc. These funds are intended to cover costs that are not funded by existing budgetary allotments or dedicated funds. - The Spring application period is now open!
- Deadline: March 12, 2021
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| Cap & Gown Graduation is coming up....have you ordered your cap & gown? Herff Jones is the official vendor of cap & gowns for Palm Beach County Schools. Browse through their digital catalog When you are ready to place your order Cap and gown packages start at $70
Go to the Seniors page on our website for more Senior info. |
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Graduation YES, there WILL be a formal graduation! - The graduation date has been released.
- Boca Raton High School's graduation ceremony is scheduled to take place on Saturday, June 19, at 6 PM in the evening at the South Florida Fairgrounds. Tickets will be limited.
- Disclaimer: Graduation ceremonies are scheduled to take place on the dates and times scheduled. Although the District hopes students will be able to attend graduation ceremonies in person, the decision regarding the format for these ceremonies will be announced in the Spring of 2021. This decision will be based on the most recent CDC, local, and state health department guidelines and recommendations.
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| Scholarships - Scholarship bulletins are put together by our College and Career Center. Make sure to open up the latest bulletins as they are time-sensitive.
- The following bulletins are ready NOW:
- You can find a link to this scholarship bulletin and other scholarships on the Scholarships page of our website.
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Senior Ads in the Yearbook - Do you want to celebrate your senior with an ad in the yearbook?
- Go to www.yearbookcenter.com and put in #18 for the school
- The deadline is February 26, 2021
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| AICE "Statements of Entry" Check your school email! We are in the process of emailing AICE 'Statements of Entry' to all AICE students. - Please check to make sure that you are registered for the correct exams.
- If you qualify for your AICE Diploma this year, you should see ‘AICE Diploma’ listed. If you don’t see it listed, please contact Ms. Cahan.
- Check the spelling of your name.
- Make sure that your date of birth is correct. (You will notice that the date of birth is written the British way: day/month/year.)
If you need a correction, please contact Ms. Cahan, AICE Coordinator. |
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| - Beginning this week, the Bobcat News will be shown on Thursdays in their 3rd-period class. The students will be following the Announcement Bell Schedule.
- Parents & students. Each week our students produce a video segment entitled "Bobcat News." This is news by the students and for the students. Check out this week's episode.
- We provide the links on our PTSA website, in case you missed an episode or want to see older episodes.
- Want to stay up to date? Follow Bobcat News on Instagram @thebobcatnews.
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Bobcat RAP Congratulations Bobcat RAP Student of the Week - Adrian Torres - Bobcat R.A.P. is a positive behavior support system. Teachers "catch" a student behaving positively and enter their name into the Bobcat R.A.P. box located in the Teacher's Mailroom.
- Once per week, on the weekly Bobcat News video presentation, Ms. Reagan pulls a winner from the box and awards them with a special prize of their choice.
- Prizes have included Starbuck's gift cards, movie tickets, t-shirts, and more! Get caught being awesome and get a chance to win!
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Boca Raton Library Is your student heading off to college soon? These Financial Literacy Basics guides from WeissRatings contain plain-language explanations and worksheets for several issues young adults will face: student loans, checking accounts, car insurance, budgeting, and more. Check out the print versions at Boca Raton Public Library or access them online here. (Library card needed to access.) |
| Class of 2022 - Attention Juniors - Remember that you are scheduled to take a FREE school-day SAT on March 3rd.
- DO NOT REGISTER FOR THE MARCH 13th SAT ON COLLEGEBOARD.ORG
- Begin to prepare and practice for your SAT on Khanacademy.org. (Follow the instructions on how to obtain FREE SAT Practice on Khan Academy)
- Don't leave the preparation to the last minute to achieve the best score you can.
- Practicing one hour per day can raise your SAT score.
AND....do not begin your college applications or essays any earlier than this summer! |
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Class of 2024 - Freshmen Shirts - The Class of 2024 has sold class shirts and the deadline to purchase was January 29.
- If you purchased a shirt, an email will go out to the students once the distribution date has been finalized.
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| Class Photos & Surveys Many parents have asked WHEN we will be having individual class photos for the yearbook. Well, we received the following from the yearbook advisor: - It is becoming increasingly likely that due to the rising Covid numbers we may not have traditional portraits this year (except for the seniors who have already gone to Cady studios to take their photos).
- In addition, it is very difficult to reach the majority of our students who are at home.
- Our solution is to have students upload their portraits themselves as a backup plan in case we are unable to take professional portraits and to create a survey for each grade level and get as many students to complete them as possible.
- Please remind students that this may be their only chance to be included in the yearbook!
- Upload their portrait. The deadline is TOMORROW - February 1, 2021
- Surveys for each grade level:
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Courses - New classes offered for next year Exciting news! Boca High will be offering some new courses next year. These courses will be dependent on enrollment, so keep this in mind as you choose your classes for next year. - AICE Accounting
- AICE Art & Design
- AICE Classical Studies
- AICE Divinity
- AICE Lang / Lit
- AICE Thinking Skills 2
- AP Computer Science
- Debate
- Italian
- Web Design
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| Course Selection The selection of classes for next school year will begin in February. - Take a look at the Course Selection sheets to get an idea of what classes will be offered.
- Want to know the descriptions of the classes? Check out the Curriculum Guide for class descriptions and more.
- Use the exclusive PTSA High School Academic Plan Spreadsheet to organize and plan your student's high school career.
- Make sure they
- Take all classes required to graduate (see Grad Requirement tab)
- Take all of the AICE classes needed to receive AICE Diploma (see AICE Tab)
- Take all of the AP classes needed to receive AP Capstone Diploma (see AP tab)
Course Selection Procedures: - Each spring students will complete a course selection sheet by choosing the required courses in each subject area and choosing a minimum of six elective classes (numbering your elective choices 1—6 in order of preference).
- Students will receive a list of prospective classes and discuss the prospective course selections for the following academic year with their parent/guardian and return any revisions to administration by the specified deadline.
- Once the current school year begins, students will follow the schedule change procedures as outlined in the Curriculum Guide.
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| Palm Beach Schools has its own COVID-19 dashboard and it will be kept updated with confirmed student and teacher COVID-19 cases. - Avoid the 3 C's
- Closed spaces with poor ventilation
- Crowded spaces with many people nearby
- Close contact settings such as close range conversations
- Follow the CDC guidelines
- Wear masks
- Stay 6 feet away from others whenever possible
- Wash hands regularly
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| COVID Resource List There are many resources in the community for our families including: - COVID-19 Testing Sites
- Childcare
- General Community Information
- Financial Assistance
- Food Assistance
- General and Food Services for Seniors
- Housing and Utilities
- Mental Health and Substance Abuse
- School District Resources
- Unemployment or Restarting Business
Click on the link or image to access the list. |
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COVID Vaccination Locations The District has created a website listing the locations in Palm Beach County where eligible people can get a COVID-19 vaccination. |
Leadership's Women's Health Center Donation Drive Leadership's Health and Safety committee is creating care packages for the AVDA Women's Shelter. All items donated along with items purchased through leadership will be bagged to create self-care packages for women at the shelter and in need in our local community, Any of the items listed would be greatly appreciated! - Where to drop donations: Raw Juce, 197 S Federal Highway
- Seeking the following donations:
- travel size shampoo/conditioner
- travel size body wash
- toothbrush/toothpaste
- travel size lotion
- disposable razors
- combs/brushes
- feminine hygiene products
- argon oil
- shower caps
- reusable bags
- Deadline: February 12th
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| Motivational Mondays The fifth edition of "Motivational Mondays" features Dr. Charlene Beckford. Dr. Beckford gives insight on school counselors, how the school counselors can be of help to you, perspective on getting help, and the power of positivity. #MM #MindfulnessMonday #BreakTheCycle #DareToDream |
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Pathfinder Scholarship The Pathfinder High School Scholarship Awards are presented each year to high school seniors in Palm Beach and Martin counties who have demonstrated outstanding achievement in 18 academic, vocational, and athletic categories. These seniors are nominated by their schools. The Pathfinder Awards program is one of the largest and most comprehensive high school scholarship programs in the state. The Palm Beach Post Pathfinder Scholarship This scholarship is for seniors, but as juniors, you can start to prepare to apply. SENIORS....you have until Monday, February 15 (7th hour) to get your self-nomination form to Ms. Clarke. Contact Ms. Clarke for more information. |
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| Pollution Resolution Challenge Students are encouraged to use their STEM skills to combat pollution. Pollution is a wide-spread issue that places challenges on ecosystems across the world, including in our very own county. Contestants will need to make a short film using Science, Technology, Engineering, or Math (STEM) techniques to solve a pollution problem they have identified in their local community. Contest entries should identify a specific pollution problem affecting Palm Beach County, create an innovative solution that helps prevent the pollution and demonstrate how your solution improves environmental or public health. The video will serve to share the problem and solution with others in the community. Students in Grades 9 through 12 at a District school are eligible to enter. All entries must be uploaded to YouTube and the video’s URL must be provided on the Official Google Entry Form. To enter your video in the contest, fill out the Google Entry Form. Due Date: February 22 by 11:59 pm Prizes: - First Place $300 & the 1st place school will get a water refill station!
- Second Place $200
- Third Place $100
See the rules here. |
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| SAT....Breaking News College Board will no longer offer SAT Subject Tests or SAT with Essay!!! Though this change by College Board is permanent, the last few months have seen many schools temporarily step away from requiring college-readiness exams. Harvard, the University of Pennsylvania and the University of California system, for example, all dropped their SAT and ACT requirements for the year -- with the UC system suspending them until at least 2024. Read their statement here. |
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| BigFuture Days College Fair BigFuture gives you a chance to get information about multiple colleges from college admissions officers and current college students. Brought to you by CollegeBoard. When: February 23, 5:00 - 9:00 PM Who: Sophomores & Juniors Registration is required. - Explore colleges in a way that’s not overwhelming, and show them you're interested.
- Take action on key college planning steps like searching for colleges and exploring careers and majors.
- Listen, learn, and participate in live Q&A and online chat with admissions representatives and current students who have been through it all.
- Download college planning resources, and drop in with questions for a college adviser.
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Full Sail University Virtual Campus Tour - This interactive online experience will provide students with a live overview of the degrees offered at Full Sail and our real-world approach to education, all while walking through our studios and creative learning spaces. There will also be interactive trivia segments, as well as a live Q & A session with a Full Sail Representative.
Virtual Campus Tour Length - This workshop can be completed in 45 - 60 minutes Topics Covered - A variety of studio environments and corresponding technology
- Full Sail’s real-world approach to both campus and online learning
- Careers in the entertainment, media, arts, and technology fields
- Life as a Full Sail student
- Admissions, financial aid, and scholarship resource
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| Georgia Tech Curious about student life? Georgia Tech Tour Guides are hosting Virtual Tours to bring campus to you. |
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Lynn University Virtual Campus Visit - During your virtual campus visit, you'll have the opportunity to meet with current Lynn students and an admission counselor. They will be able to tell you about the Lynn experience and the unique opportunities Lynn has to offer.
Virtual Preview for First Year & Transfer Students - February 6 at 12 pm
- Take a virtual tour of campus
- Hear from Gareth Fowles, vice president for enrollment management, and members of the Office of Admission
- Attend a virtual breakout session with faculty who will discuss the major you're interested in
- See how all styles are welcome: from intellectual to athletic, musical to political, high fashion to high-tech.
- Registration required
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| NACAC College Fair Find the college that fits you at an upcoming NACAC Virtual College Fair. It's easy! Just drop in on Zoom sessions offered by hundreds of colleges. It's one day to explore your options and get started on your college dreams. Hear about student life, majors and programs, financial aid, scholarships, and more, plus ask questions and text chat. Sign up now for free at virtualcollegefairs.org and start exploring. Families invited, too. |
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SACAC College Fair During SACAC’s Virtual College Fair, you will have the chance to hear from many different colleges. Participants can choose which colleges they want to hear from by registering for their sessions. They can ask questions of the college representatives throughout the presentations, too. |
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| University of Chicago Join current students as they lead a session highlighting important places on UChicago’s campus while tying in the student experience both socially and academically. Bring your questions and get ready for some fun stories during one of their live virtual college tours. Live virtual information sessions cover the college admissions process, essay writing, recommendations, scholarships and financial aid, academic programs, extracurricular activities, and campus life. Go to the University of Chicago's website to find more dates. |
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SCAD Discover our 40+ academic programs, each designed specifically with you in mind and the creative career you plan to pursue. Take a deeper dive into each program that matches your interests, and explore the innovative spirit that guides our accomplished faculty and extraordinary students. - SCAD Virtual Tours happen daily at 4:00 pm.
- Enjoy a brief presentation to learn more about SCAD. Then, chat live with admission representatives for answers to all of your questions.
- Virtual presentation and workshop: "7 Lessons for Dreamers & Makers"
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| Williams College Williams College is a private liberal arts college in Williamstown, Massachusetts. Join Williams admission officers and current students for tips on identifying what matters most to you in the college search and exploring colleges virtually. Learn a little more about Williams, too, from current students and faculty! |
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| Admissions Post-Pandemic: How Juniors Should Approach College Applications Hear college admissions officers from Arizona State University, Case Western Reserve University, Hobart and William Smith Colleges, and the University of Notre Dame discuss the impact of the pandemic on their review of applications and their best advice to help you through the process this fall. |
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BIG Covid-19 Changes in College Admissions Judi Robinovitz from Score at the Top recently had a very informative webinar on the changes in college admissions. It was recorded and you are able to watch it on Facebook or YouTube. The following topics are covered: - What changed in college admissions this year?
- How does that change impact me?
- Should I take the SAT/ACT or go test-optional?
- Which colleges should I send my scores to?
- Can I apply ED if I haven’t tested yet?
- How can I strengthen my application?
- Admission criteria for all 12 state universities
Whether your child is a freshman, sophomore, junior, or even senior, this critical webinar is for you! |
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| College & SAT Prep Series - FREE This is 4-week college prep workshop hosted online by Path to College & Connect to Greatness is open to any high school student willing to seize this opportunity! - Students must preregister and they will receive an informational packet to download and keep as a reference for their college journey.
- All workshops will be held between 6:00-8:00 pm
Registration includes a reserved spot at each of these 4 Monday sessions: - January 21: Applying to College: Where to Start?
- January 28: Making Your Application Shine!
- February 4: Entrance Exam Tips!
- February 11: Paying for College!
We will discuss how to narrow your college and career options. We will focus on how your personality traits and individual passions should guide your selection process. We will go over how to create a competitive academic profile for yourself, and inform you of important college admission deadlines, interesting college programs near and far, as well as other considerations for low-income students. |
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DiscoverU Check out the 6-part, weekly series aimed at providing resources and short seminars for students looking to gain insight into the new landscape of college prep and developing their personal skills. |
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| Florida Pharmacy Central The University of Florida College of Pharmacy has devised Florida Pharmacy Central, an event in which every pharmacy school in the State of Florida will come together for one evening. Participating pharmacy schools will discuss pharmacy careers, research fields, and life as a student pharmacist, amongst several other topics of interest. |
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PBSC Dual Enrollment Open House Palm Beach State College and the Palm Beach County School District have partnered to provide students with an exciting opportunity to earn college credits while in high school and save thousands of dollars in college tuition. - When: February 10, 6:00 - 7:30 pm
- Who: Interested sophomores & juniors (and parents)
- Registration is required
The presentation will include an overview of the program requirements and deadlines for the upcoming term. The event will count as the student's dual enrollment orientation if attended. |
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| PBSC - Job Corps Scholars Program Register now for the Zoom information session on March 3 at 6 pm. Learn about the Job Corps Scholars Program at PBSC. Palm Beach State College now has 80 full-ride scholarships for eligible students to train for select high-demand career paths. - Computer programming specialist
- Network support technician
- Welding
- Manufacturing certified production technician
- HVAC
In a year or less, you'll be ready to launch a career! As a Job Corps Scholar, you'll receive: - Free tuition
- Book Vouchers
- Transportation and MORE!
Eligibility: - 18-24 years old
- Proven low-income US Citizen/Resident/DACA
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| Plan Your Future Series - Workshops Path to College's Plan YOUR Future Series will allow you to virtually meet admissions and recruiters from various universities including Florida Atlantic University, University of Florida, Palm Beach State College and the United States Armed Forces. |
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Summer Planning In A Covid World - Virtual Ideas For High School Students Summer might seem far away, but now is the perfect time to start planning for it. This webinar will cover how students can spend their summer productively by building their resumes through virtual activities. - Date/time: February 9, 2021 - 8:00 PM – 9:00 PM EST
- Registration required
The webinar will cover how to: - Complete an independent research project
- Become a published author
- Attend virtual summer camps
- Complete community service
- And more
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REMINDER... - In order to receive your community service, you must turn it in!
- Bring a letter from the organization, on their letterhead, with your community service dates, hours, and description of service. Turn letter into Student Services OR email letter from the organization to Ms. Fran Campagna. Make sure to include your name and student ID number.
- It is the responsibility of the student to turn in and keep track of their hours.
- Don't forget to keep track of your community service hours - you may use the High School Academic Plan or create your own record.
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Beach Clean Up - Sponsored by the Environmental Club Participate in Beach/Park Clean up and earn community service hours (open to ALL Boca High Students). |
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How It Works: - Download the “Clean Swell” App -Create an account
- Push “Start Collecting” once you arrive at your location
- Enter the group name “BRCHS Enviro Club”
- Push “Start my Collection!”
- Report the trash you collect!
- Once finished, push “Done Collecting” then screenshot the page with your collection info
- Take a selfie of you at the location (beach, park, neighborhood, etc...) with the trash you collected
- Upload the selfie and screenshot to the classwork assignment under the Environmental Club Google Classroom (rn63xyh)
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| Logo Design Challenge (Girls Only) WHO: PBC residents, who identify as female, ages Birth to 22 WHAT: Design the Girls Coordinating Council of PBC Logo WHY: The GCC of PBC was created in 2020 as a committee to encourage collaboration in the community to support girls and provide opportunities for girls to succeed. COMMUNITY SERVICE: Girls who submit a logo design will earn ten hours of community service. WINNER: The selected designer will continue to collaborate with the GCC on the final design, earn 20 hours of community service and $50 in gift cards. DUE DATE: February 5, 2021 SUBMIT: E-Mail Logo Designs to hcaroten@pbcgov.org |
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Sending Love Send cards to patients in hospitals. Due to COVID-19 visitors are not permitted in the hospital for the safety of the patients. The goal of the program is to have students write cards to patients in hospitals. This will allow the students to give back to their community while improving the patient's day. - COMMUNITY SERVICE: For every two handmade cards mailed to the below address, the students will receive 1 service hour.
- WHAT: Create cards using the following instructions (you will find sample messaging here)
- SUBMIT: Send completed cards to:
Sending Love
170 NE 2nd St, Unit 1551
Boca Raton, FL 33432 - DUE DATE: NO DEADLINE!
- Questions may be directed to sendingcareandlove@gmail.com
- Post your creations on their Instagram and/or follow them at sending._.love
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Other Opportunities Check out VolunteerMatch.org for other opportunities. You can find both in-person and other virtual opportunities. |
| Boys Volleyball Interested in trying out? Join the Google Classroom - 6c7ytqb - Tryouts will be February 8 & 9 from 5:50 - 7:30 pm in the gym
- What to bring: water, mask, athletic shoes
- Athletic Packet including doctor's physical and notary signatures
- COVID Waiver
- Tryout fee ($10) payment receipt needs to be printed and attached
Questions? Please contact Coach Sloan. |
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Flag Football Conditioning 3:30-4:30 pm this week Required items to try out: Instagram: ladycats_flag Questions? Contact Coach Al or Coach Walker |
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| Tennis Schedule Come out and cheer on your Bobcat Tennis team at one of the following home games: - 2/16 @ 3:30 pm v Park Vista
- 3/4 @ 3:30 pm v Atlantic
- 3/11 @ 3;30 pm v Pope
- 3/23 @ 3:00 pm v Doral Academy
- 4/1 @ 3:30 pm v Coral Springs Academy
- 4/6 at 3:30 pm v St. Andrews
- 4/8 at 4:15 pm v Santaluces (Senior Day)
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| Connect4Cancer Club Our very first fundraiser! Get your luminaries in time for World Cancer Day, when we will light up the night in support and awareness for all cancers! - $5 on School Cash Online, so don’t be shy get yours today!
- All proceeds will be donated to the American Cancer Society/Relay for Life event.
- Now through February 4th!
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Haitian Club It's MOVIE NIGHT! Join the Haitian Club on February 3rd at 6pm. We will be watching "Kanaval: Haitian Rhythms and the Music of New Orleans." The movie explores and investigates the historical and present-day ties between the nation of Haiti and the city of New Orleans with a focus on the music that bonds together the places and people. Login to Google Classroom: BQP177K |
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| Model UN Registration is open for Boca High Model UN. The event will be held March 12-14. What is Model UN? Model UN is an academic simulation in which students debate and negotiate with each other while representing countries, organizations, or relevant people. MUN conferences test student's soft skills and quick thinking and awards the best delegates in each committee. |
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| Bobcat Cheer Congratulations to our Boca High Cheer squad for securing 3rd place at the FHSAA State Competition! |
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Sending Love Update: Sending Love recently delivered over 300 cards to Boca Regional. They were extremely grateful as there are a lot of patients that cannot receive visitors. The hospital will be placing cards in the lunch trays of the patients to brighten their day. Want to help and be part of this? Scroll up (to the community service section) to find out how you can make a difference in a patient's stay at the hospital AND receive community service. |
| Teacher Grants The PTSA grant program provides funds to Boca Raton Community High School to enhance the experience for all students - educational, health, safety, artistic, wellbeing, etc. These funds are intended to cover costs that are not funded by existing budgetary allotments or dedicated funds. The Spring Grant Application is now open for our teachers at Boca High. The deadline is March 12, 2021 |
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Upcoming Events | | Monday, February 1 | | | | Tuesday, February 2 | | | Wednesday, February 3 | | | Thursday, February 4 | |
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