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Guidance Corner

 

Contacts:  
MS. Jennifer Aguayo
Middle School Guidance Counselor
Ms. Connie Bermudez
High School Guidance Counselor

 

Ms. Angelica Clarke
Guidance Assistant

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Why should you visit the GUIDANCE & COUNSELING DEPARTMENT? 

During students middle & high school years, students reach a point of acquired knowledge, life skills, and confidence that serves to stir visions of their destiny. The Guidance & Counseling Department provides resource information in exploring options during & after you have completed High School. Assistance is given for all students. Students explore their options ranging from scholarships, apprenticeships, college and universities. Enrollment to workforce entrance, military, or vocational/technical schools, and even advisment regarding financial aid. A day and life as an counselor is listening, researching, and informing.

MOTIVATE
6th - 8th Grade Guidance http://new.schoolnotes.com/xpages/view/13368/2

 EDUCATE
9th - 11th Grade Guidance http://new.schoolnotes.com/xpages/view/15900/2

 GRADUATE
12th Grade Guidance http://new.schoolnotes.com/xpages/view/12324/2


SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINES
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 What is the ESE/GIFTED DEPARTMENT?

ESE stands for Exceptional Student Education. The purpose of ESE is to help each child with an exceptionality to progress in school and prepare for life after school. Exceptional student education services may include special teaching methods and materials. Decisions about a child's ESE services are made by a team. The child's parents are are part of this team. Please visit our ESE school notes page for further up to date information. 

ESE TEACHER K - 5  
Ms. Valentina Vetencourt                                                                                                                                                                       ESE TEACHER 6TH - 12TH
Ms. Kim Bayon

ESE/GIFTED SPECIALIST
Ms. Christine Stewart


What are Gifted Students?

Gifted students are students who has superior intellectual development and is capable of high performance. Please contact us on student eligiblity for special instructional programs.

GIFTED SPECIALIST
Ms. Pride Adami  
 


What is the ESOL DEPARTMENT?

English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) Program

The goal of the ESOL Program is to ensure that all students, entering Broward County Public Schools with varying levels of limited English proficiency, receive comparable and comprehensible instruction.  This instruction helps these students to develop communicative and academic skills necessary for meeting national, state, and district educational standards.

All schools with students classified as English Language Learners (ELL) must provide an appropriate ESOL program to meet the specific students' needs in language learning, academic achievement, and in cultural integration.

Students in the ESOL program are required to meet the same curriculum standards as any other student in English/Language Arts and content area instruction.  The content of the curriculum is established by the Sunshine State Standards. ESOL strategies, supplementary materials, and native language assistance are used to ensure that comprehensible instruction is being provided to every ELL student. Our ELL Specialist handles K- 12th grade.

ELL SPECIALIST
MS. Maria Juarbe

 


REGISTRAR
Ms. Angela Randle


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Student Recognition Programs 

Principal’s Honor Roll:
Students with a grade point average of 3.8 or 4.0 are honored for their academic success each grading period. Students with a 4.0 are invited to a celebration hosted by the Principal at the end of the year. Special certificates are awarded to all honorees.

Honor Roll:
Students who earn a grade point average between 3.0 - 3.7 are awarded Honor Roll certificates by the Assistant Principal for their achievement.


Character Education

The School Board of Broward County, Florida has adopted eight character traits that will be infused throughout our curriculum and student activities: Cooperation, Responsibility, Citizenship, Kindness, Respect, Honesty, Self-control, and Tolerance. Kids of Character of the Month.

Teachers nominate students on a monthly basis who have demonstrated specific character traits. School certificates, bumper stickers, and other rewards are presented to the students. Students are recognized on our in-house television station and their names are prominently displayed on our Kids of Character board.


What is Broward Schools Virtual Counselor?

BROWARD SCHOOLS VIRTUAL COUNSELOR

Virtual counselor allows you to see your:

Past grades

Unofficial Transcripts

Grade point average

FCAT and other test scores

Current schedule

Attendance/tardies history

High school graduation requirements, and other related student records.

Further instructions may be found on our website under Middle School Curriculum Guide 2007-2008


What is Florida eChoices?

Florida eChoices is about:

Exploring over 650 careers on the internet

Finding over 3500 colleges and postsecondary schools.

Matching your interest, skills, and values to careers electronically

Building YOUR DREAM WITH YOUR OWN CAREER PLAN

Click here to visit Florida eChoices

 

     

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