BRENTSVILLE DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL 12109

BRENTSVILLE DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL
12109 Aden Road Nokesville, Virginia 20181
Phone 703-594-2161
Brentsville Community,
Spring is definitely here, and with it comes exams, prom, spring awards, and just around the corner—
graduation (see pp. 17-18). Admittedly, this is an exciting time. This also means it is that much easier for
students to lose focus as we near the end of the year. It is imperative we all support them to continue the
level of academic determination and performance they have demonstrated throughout the year. This
support is important both for their coursework and as they prepare for the various assessments throughout
May and June. For a comprehensive look at the spring assessments and all-school activities, please see
pp. 23-24.
Brentsville is honored to work with not only supportive parents and a supportive community, but with the
many businesses that assist us throughout the year. In honor of Business Partnership Appreciation
Month, we have listed many of these businesses with whom we work collaboratively on page 11. We also
have continued support from Chuck Wagon (see p. 7) for our football program. It is my privilege to offer
a huge thank you to all of these businesses, their owners, and patrons.
Some other events for the month of May are:
Wednesday and Thursday, May 1 – 2: Senior surveys (Govt.)
Saturday, May 4: Prom at the KLC, 8 – 11
Friday and Saturday, May 10-11: Drama production of Olympiaganza in the auditorium, 7:00
Wednesday, May 15: Band Concert in the auditorium
Thursday, May 15: Awards Ceremony in the auditorium, 7:00
Saturday, May 18: Nokesville Days
Sunday, May 19: Memorial Garden Ceremony at BDHS, 4:00
Wednesday, May 22: Orchestra Concert, 7:00
Thursday, May 23: Football interest meeting for parents in the auditorium, 7:00
Friday, May 24: Field Day
Monday, May 27: Memorial Day Holiday—schools closed
Friday, May 31: Vocal Music Cabaret in the auditorium, 7:00 (see p. 19)
Seniors must have all work submitted and materials returned which are not needed for exams (e.g.,
library books, team uniforms, etc.)
Underclassmen will be mailed their 2013-2014 course selections
Remember, for more information on the testing schedule please see pp. 23-24 or visit the school web-site.
Additionally, please note the May and June spring sports schedules are on p. 22. Again, thank you for
your continued support.
Sincerely,
Katherine J. Meints, Principal
School Board
Mr. Milton C. Johns
Chairman At-Large
Dr. Michael I. Otaigbe
Vice Chairman
Coles District
Mrs. Lisa E. Bell
Neabsco District
Mr. Steven Keen
Woodbridge District
Mrs. Betty D. Covington
Potomac District
Mrs. Alyson A. Satterwhite
Gainesville District
Mrs. Lillie G. Jessie
Occoquan District
Mr. Gil Trenum
Brentsville District
Superintendent of Schools
Dr. Steven L. Walts
Superintendent’s Staff
Ms. Rae E. Darlington
Deputy Superintendent
Mr. David S. Cline
Associate Superintendent for Finance and Support Services
Mr. R. Todd Erickson
Associate Superintendent for Central Elementary Schools
Mrs. Rita Everett Goss
Associate Superintendent for Eastern Elementary Schools
Mrs. Jarcelynn M. Hart
Associate Superintendent for Western Elementary Schools
Mr. Timothy L. Healey
Associate Superintendent for Student Learning and Accountability
Mr. Keith A. Imon
Associate Superintendent for Communications and Technology Services
Mr. Keith J. Johnson
Associate Superintendent for Human Resources
Mr. Michael A. Mulgrew
Associate Superintendent for High Schools
Dr. Catherine P. Puttre
Associate Superintendent for Middle Schools
Prince William County Public Schools (PWCS) does not discriminate in employment or in its educational programs and activities against
qualified individuals on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, pregnancy, childbirth or related medical conditions, age, marital status, veteran status,
or disability. PWCS provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups. The following individual(s)
will handle inquiries regarding nondiscrimination policies, including Section 504 and Title IX:
Associate Superintendent for Human Resources
Prince William County Public Schools
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Brentsville District High School
Home of the Tigers
SCHOOL MISSION STATEMENT
Our mission is to provide a high quality, comprehensive and
meaningful education for all students. Each student will be
expected to succeed within the bounds of their abilities and
chosen educational goals. Each student will be treated as an
individual, given the tools to be a life-long learner and taught to
function as a member of a group and as a productive member of
society.
SCHOOL VISION STATEMENT
At Brentsville District we believe that all students can learn to
their fullest potential. Student learning will be enhanced by
national, global and multicultural perspectives. Graduates will
possess the basic knowledge and skills that will assure their
proficiency in problem solving and technology. They will be
responsible citizens, life-long learners, and will be prepared for a
variety of post-graduation options.
Administration
Katherine Meints.……………………….……….…..................……Principal
Matt Kitchen……………………………………………...Assistant Principal
Paul Mihalko………………………………….…….....Program Coordinator
Jane Earman……………………………….….……..……Activities Director
Patrick Finnigan…………………………………..Safety & Security Officer
Michael Sebben…………………………………….School Resource Officer
School Counseling
Debra Beasley……………………………………..…Director of Counseling
Suerianne Davis……………..………………………………Counselor (A-K)
Katharine George………………………………………..…..Counselor (L-Z)
Nicholas Minor……………………………………………………..Registrar
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Articles to be included in the Tiger Tales newsletter should be submitted to
Christine Bignotti via email at [email protected]. Club sponsors, coaches, and
department leaders are responsible for submitting articles for their activities,
events, etc.
Please contact them directly if you have any questions. Tiger Tales is posted at
http://brentsvillehs.groupfusion.net under school information. If you prefer to
receive the newsletter via USPS mail, please send an email to Jan Cook at
[email protected].
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Parent Portal Information System
The county uses the Parent Portal system which will allow parents to update
emergency information, view grades, and register for classes. Parents with an
existing account should be able to use current log-in information. If you are new to
the county, you will need to register for an account. Please check the school website for more information.
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Attendance Information
Phone calls regarding attendance are welcome. However, for the attendance matter
to be excused a note signed and dated by a parent/guardian, with the reason for the
absence/tardy, must be brought in or faxed within two days of the absence/tardy.
Attendance Fax Number: 703.594.3731
Library books
are due now.
Clear your fines.
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MAY NEWS
 Senior Surveys will be given to students to complete and return by May 10.
 Spring Awards Ceremony, Thursday, May 16 7:00 p.m.
COURSE REQUESTS/SCHEDULING
Counselors have completed the scheduling process. Course requests will be mailed May 31, 2013. The
deadline for any schedule changes for the 2013-2014 school year is June 17, 2013. See the counseling
office if you have any questions.
SCHOLARSHIPS
Continue to visit the Counseling Department’s website to find out about all of the scholarship
opportunities available. Additional information and various links can be found at:
http://giftedprogram.brentsvillehs.schools.pwcs.edu/modules/cms/pages.phtml?pageid=28135.
SUMMER SCHOOL
Summer school information is now posted on the PWCS website. Visit the site for additional guidelines
and information for the various programs and courses offered.
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Appointments with Counseling Staff
The School Counseling Office is open daily for students from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Students who wish to meet
with their counselor during the school day are requested to make an appointment by filling out a
Counselor Request form. In the case of an emergency, they should inform Mr. Minor and a staff member
will see them immediately. Parents who need to speak with a counselor may call the counseling office at
703.594.2161 between the hours of 7 a.m. and 3 p.m. It is necessary to make an appointment to meet
with the counselor.
Parent/Teacher Conferences
Parents should contact the teacher if the request is to meet with a single teacher. Parents wishing to meet
with more than one of their student’s teachers, should contact the counselor to coordinate a meeting. Most
conferences are scheduled at 2 p.m. at the conclusion of the instructional day. Note: The expectation is the
student will be present at all parent/teacher conferences.
Counseling Services
The Counseling Department offers the following for Brentsville District High School students:
conferences
 Educational Counseling

Processing school transcripts
 College advising

Interpret test results
 Scholarship and financial aid information

New student enrollment
 Solution-focused personal counseling

Transfer information
 Career counseling
 Student recommendations

Coordinate parent, teacher, and student
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PWCS High School Transcript Fee Guidelines
Effective 9/18/2012 Per PWCS Regulation 790-2
There will be NO CHARGE for the first THREE college applications and accompanying transcripts
requested for the school year. Beyond the first three, there will be a $5.00 charge per college application
for all applications with accompanying transcripts.
Scholarship and NCAA Clearinghouse transcripts = NO charge
** Any student who has been granted a fee waiver for the SAT, ACT, or a specific college application may
request a transcript fee waiver at the school level. BDHS will deal with unique and extenuating
circumstances on a case-by-case basis.
Scholarships
Please encourage your seniors to investigate scholarship opportunities. These are posted on:
http://www.pwcs.edu, the BDHS website (under Counseling), and announcements are made at school.
SAT
All college bound seniors and juniors, please pay close attention to registration deadlines for the SAT I and
SAT II. Any senior interested in applying to a four-year college, who did not take the SAT in the spring,
should register for the March administration. Many colleges require certain SAT II subject area tests and it
is important for interested applicants to be prepared! Please check with your counselor if you have any
questions. Registration materials are available in the guidance office or you may register online at:
www.collegeboard.com.
There is a new SAT reporting score option that is available to students. This option allows students to not
include an SAT test score on the report to colleges. For more information, please see:
www.collegeboard.com.
ACT
The ACT is the other college entrance test, preferred by some universities and accepted by most. The ACT
is often a better match for some students and they often perform better in areas assessed on the ACT than on
the components of the SAT. Students may pick up registration materials in the guidance office or register
online at: www.actstudent.org. Make sure to watch the registration deadlines.
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All team members, friends, family, and fans
are invited to participate in the
fundraiser for the Brentsville Tiger Football Team.
Every Thursday
March 7th – June 6th 5:00pm-Close
Join us at the Chuck Wagon Restaurant
from 5pm-Close for some food from the Old West.
On Thursdays, mention the football program and Chuckwagon
will donate 10% of all food purchases to
Brentsville High’s Football Team!
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World Language Department
The World Language department would like to
recognize the following students as
STUDENTS OF THE MONTH!
Spanish 1
Spanish 2
Spanish 3
Spanish 4/5
Cody Davidson
Camila Charquero
Amanda Clark
Kaitlen Tuller
French 1
French 2
French 3
French 4/5
Hope Lehman
Audrey Lattanze
Alley Shaffer
Emma Cramer
Latin 1
Latin 2
Latin 3
AP Latin
Classical Studies
Jack Lamoureux
Heather Carey
Matthew Wojtysiak
Kaitlin Bosch
Aaron Romanowski
Purchase your car window clings
in the front office.
Only $5!
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Brentsville District Softball’s Annual
PORK BBQ DINNER SALE!
Each dinner is only $8.00 and will benefit Brentsville Softball!
The dinner includes:
Homemade Pork Barbeque (by Beard’s Barbeque & Rib
Shack)
Baked beans, Cole Slaw, Kaiser Roll
Extra sauce is available for purchase (pints or quarts)
Order today using the order form below and pick up your
dinners on Friday, May 10 from 2:30pm – 6:00.
Pick up orders at the football concession stand.
Pre-Orders due by Friday, May 3
Extra dinners will be available for purchase on May 10!
First come first serve until we run out.
Fill out the portion below, detach, and return with payment to
Amy Beard, BDHS, 12109 Aden Rd., Nokesville, VA 20181.
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Pork Barbecue Dinner Order Form
***Expected time of pick up***: ___________
Number of Dinners @ $8.00 each _______
Pint jar of BBQ Sauce @ $5.00 each _______
Quart jar of BBQ Sauce @ $9.00 each ______
Total amount enclosed: ________
Name: _______________________ Phone: ___________
Sold to you by: _________________________
Paid: Cash Check #: ______
Please make checks payable to BDHS Softball.
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BDHS BUSINESS & FBLA NEWS
Congratulations to the Computer Information System students for passing the MOUS industry
certifications.
 Jordan Webb-Russell
 Jonathan Pritt
 Zhanna Farrior
 Gillian Lowe
 Ann Wisch
The BDHS Future Business Leaders of America chapter received MANY awards at both the
Regional and State Conferences.
The BDHS FBLA hosted the Germanna Regional Conference on March7, 2013.
Congratulations FBLA members on the following Awards:
 FBLA Germanna Achievement Award (chapter award)
 FBLA Principles and Procedures – Anna Wisch 1st place
 Technology Concepts – Kyle Linsday 1st place
 Word Processing II – Gabbi Sousa 1st place
 Public Speaking – Jordan Webb-Russell – 2nd place
The BDHS FBLA attend the State Leadership Conference in Reston on April 11 and 12, 2013.
Congratulations FBLA members on the following Awards:
The chapter received the following awards:
 Project ASK Information Phase—2nd place
 Project ASK Financial Phase—Largest Contribution in the Germanna Region
 Project ASK—Largest Contribution in the state
 Local Chapter Annual Business Report—2nd place
 State Honor Chapter
 FBLA-PBL Foundation, Inc.— 7th time Life Member
The following individuals received awards:
 Jordan Webb-Russell—Who’s Who in Virginia FBLA
 Anna Wisch—Who’s Who in Virginia FBLA
 Word Processing I—Gabbi Sousa—1st place
 FBL Principles and Procedures—Anna Wisch—1st place
 Technology Concepts—Kyle Linsday—5th place
Congratulations to Anna Wisch who was elected as the Vice President Representing the Germanna
Region for the 2013-2014 school year.
Anna Wisch and Gabbi Sousa have qualified to compete at the NATIONAL Leadership
Conference in Anthem, California this summer.
Thanks to the hard work throughout the year of ALL 32 FBLA members to make this year such a
success.
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Brentsville staff and students would
like to thank our business partners for
your continued support during the
2012-2013 school year!
Morton's Power Equipment of Fredericksburg
Donation of two mowers to the Horticulture Program
William Haas
Donation of five belt sanders to the Construction Program
PWC Public Works
Donation of compost and mulch for the playing fields and landscaping
Bill Lemaster
Tractor for Homecoming and Nokesville Days
2013 Prom Fashion Show
Men's Wearhouse of Manassas
Blush Bridal Boutique
David's Bridal of Woodbridge
Group USA of Woodbridge
Nokesville Flowers
Gifts and Manassas Flower Gallery
The Paul Mitchell School
Salsarita
Chick-fil-A
The Chuck Wagon
Carini's Pizza
Jane's Pepper Jelly
Premier Jewelry Designs - Rachel Kinlaw
Thirty-One Gifts - Courtney Bignotti
Hair Cuttery- Madison Crescent, Samantha Hague
Chick– Fil-A
The softball team car wash fundraiser
JK Enterprise Landscape Supply & Madera Farm
The football team mulch-sale fundraiser
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Sponsored by Brentsville’s
Leadership Class
Come out to the Drivers Ed
Lot and join us for the last tailgate
of the year! Bring your friends out
to a good time and help cheer on
our spring sports as their season
comes to an end. As always, there
will be free food and drinks!
The second annual field day is
quickly approaching; join us for
half a day on the fields for
recreational sports, relays, and
all kinds of competitions!
Listen up for announcements and keep an eye on Paws for News for the
most up to date information regarding our spring events!
Special Education Department News
SAT/PSAT testing -- If your student has a documented disability, he/she may be
eligible for accommodations on SAT Program tests. To receive accommodations,
the student must apply for them and they must be approved through the College
Board. Approval can take some time, so start the process early. If your child would
like to apply for accommodations, fill out the Consent Form for Request for
Accommodations form and return it to your guidance counselor. The forms can be
obtained from Melanie Collins at [email protected].
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CLUBS, TEAMS & CLASS NEWS
Student Government Association
The Student Government Association (SGA) represents the students!! If you have any ideas to improve our
school, for fun events, or to better our community, please contact Ms. Lou at the school. Like our page
(BDHS Student Updates) on Facebook to get all the latest info about upcoming events.
Model United Nations
What is Brentsville Model United Nations?
A Model United Nations simulates the activities of the Security Council and
various other committees of the United Nations. Each participant assumes the role
of a diplomatic representative of one of the member nations and, through roleplaying, attempts to resolve major issues confronting the world. Topics range from
determining the appropriate UN action to curb international terrorism to achieving
international consensus and implementation on the rights of women. Throughout the school year,
thousands of young people -- in the United States and overseas -- attend Model United Nations conferences
and address those issues confronting the world today. Universities view participation in the Model United
Nations as good preparation for college work.
What does it take to become a member of the Model UN?
While it is generally accepted that many of the international affairs enthusiasts involved in Model United
Nations throughout the globe are destined to be tomorrow's leaders of the world, Model UN is NOT an
"elite" activity for only young people who have demonstrated leadership abilities. A delegation must have
leaders and followers with a wide variety of skills: negotiators, debaters, writers, spokespersons, diplomats,
and experts in military affairs, science, economics, and social issues. The Brentsville Model UN welcomes
students of all abilities and talents. We ask only that you maintain a minimum GPA 2.5 to represent the
school at all official functions and conferences.
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JOIN US FOR THE 2013 SUMMER CHEERLEADING CAMP
HOSTED BY THE AWARD WINNING
BRENTSVILLE DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS
July 22nd – July 26th
9am – 12pm
Rising 1st - 5th grade and 6th – 8th grade
Cost $120 (make checks payable to BDHS)
Whether you are new to cheerleading or looking to improve your skills, this is
the cheer camp for you! Cheerleaders will be grouped by age and skill level
so that each girl will have the best possible experience! Don’t miss this fun
and rewarding camp with the BDHS Tiger Cheerleaders!!
All participants receive a Cheer Camp t-shirt and more!
DAILY ACTIVITIES INCLUDE:
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Jump and Motion Drills
Tumbling & Stunting
Dance
Sideline Chants and Cheer
 Games, Crafts and Snack EACH DAY!!
 On the LAST Day there will be a performance and awards.
FILL OUT THE ENCLOSED REGISTRATION FORM AND MAIL BY JUNE 18TH
BDHS CHEERLEADING CAMP
ATTN: TARYN W ITT
12109 ADEN ROAD
NOKESVILLE, VA 20181
YOU WILL RECEIVE AN E-MAIL CONFIRMATION WHEN WE RECEIVE YOUR REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT!
FOR QUESTIONS CONTACT TARYN WITT AT [email protected]
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BDHS Summer Cheer Camp Application Form
Camper Name: _____________________________________________________________________________
Date of Birth __________________ Grade In September 2012______________ School :______________
Parent/Guardian Name: ______________________________________________________________________
Address: __________________________________________________________________________________
City/State/Zip: _______________________________________________________________________________
Home Phone: _________________ E-mail ___________________________ Cell Phone: _________________
Emergency 2
nd
Contact Name: ______________________________ Phone Number: ________________
Amount Paid: _____________ Make checks payable to Brentsville District High School
Please send completed applications to:
Brentsville District High School – Cheerleading Camp Attn: Taryn Witt
12109 Aden Road
Nokesville, VA 20181
AUTHORIZATION:
I, _______________________ ,parent or guardian, give permission for ______________________
(name of child/ward) to participate in cheerleading camp at Brentsville District High. I am aware
that with the participation in sports comes the risk of possible injury to my child/ward.
My child has my permission to participate in cheerleading activates under the supervision of the
BDHS Cheerleading staff and team.
In the event I cannot be reached in an emergency, I hereby give permission to physicians selected
by the coaches and staff of Brentsville District High School to hospitalize, secure proper treatment
for and to order injection and/or anesthesia and/or surgery for the person named above.
Signature of parent or guardian _______________________________ Date: ____________
Please list any significant health problems:
Please list any allergies (ie: medications, food, bee stings, etc)
Has student been prescribed an inhaler or epipen?_______________________________________
Is student presently taking medication? _______________________________________________
If so, what type? _________________________________________________________________
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Senior News
and Important Dates
Before you know it Graduation will be here! This should be an exciting year for you as you get ready to
embark on a whole new phase of your life. We all hope that your senior year and graduation will be enjoyable
and memorable.
It is important that you are aware of all of the important events and dates so that you can be prepared and
not miss out on anything. We do hope that you plan to take part in all of the celebrations. If you have any
questions or problems, please contact Ms. Holland or Mr. Pilipski.
April 30
Senior Meeting at 9:45 in the auditorium
May 4
Junior/Senior Prom-Kelly Leadership Center, 8-11pm
May 16
Academic Awards Program - Auditorium @ 7 p.m.
All scholarships will be presented at this time. Seniors should be present to receive awards and to participate in
this important program. Students should be dressed appropriately for this important event.
May 24
Field Day-Seniors may pick up yearbooks
June 2
Baccalaureate - Grace Life Community Church on Linton Hall
Road, 5:00 pm
Senior EXAMS (tentative)
June 3rd Senior 1st block exam ( 7:20 a.m. – 9:20 a.m.)
3rd block exam ( 9:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.)
June 4th Senior 2nd block exam ( 7:20 a.m. – 9:20 a.m.)
4th block exam ( 9:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.)
June 5th Senior 5th block exam ( 7:20 a.m. – 9:20 a.m.)
7th block exam ( 9:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.)
June 6th Senior 6th block exam (7:20 a.m. – 9:20 a.m.)
*Graduation Practice to follow
GRADUATION PRACTICES
June 6
Mandatory Graduation practice at 9:45 a.m. in the gym.
Senior Picnic sponsored by senior class
June 7
No Practice
June 10
Senior Breakfast/Practice (PTAC Sponsored) -8:00- 8:45 a.m.
Graduation Practice at 9:00 a.m. in the gym. Practice is MANDATORY.
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Senior News
and Important Dates
(Continued)
GRADUATION
June 11th Jiffy Lube Live @ 2:00 p.m.
Be on the loading dock by 1:00 P.M.
LINE UP BEHIND THE STAGE AT 1:30 p.m.
Cap and Gown
Be sure to order your cap and gown for the ceremony through Herff Jones, located on
Fitzwater Drive in Nokesville. They may be reached at 703-594-3982 or online:
www.hjgraduation.com
PAY OBLIGATIONS NOW
If you owe money to the library, cafeteria, a teacher for lost textbooks or equipment, a coach for
uniforms, take care of it NOW. Outstanding obligations result in not being permitted to walk at
graduation.
Protocol for Graduation
This is a serious and important event in your life – Behave appropriately!
 No jeans, sneakers, flip flops, shorts permitted
 Nothing may be worn with the gown except approved sashes and cords
 Ladies should wear light colored or white dress or skirt and avoid high heels because the steps at
Jiffy Lube Live are steep
 Gentlemen must wear a tie, collared shirt, dress pants, and dress shoes.
Have you received a scholarship?
Please let the Guidance Department know if you have received a scholarship and attend the Academic
Awards Program on May 16th at 7:00. Please dress appropriately to this program.
Yearbook Orders
Yearbooks are going to sell out this year. Reserve your copy today. Order forms are outside room
2215.
Stay Current
Check the following media sites for information.
 Senior-class .brentsvillehs.schools.pwcs.edu (school fusion site)
 BDHS main school page
 Senior Class facebook page
 Paws for News-SGA facebook page
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BDHS Athletic Booster Club
The Boosters meet the first Monday of every month at 7:00 p.m. in
the Health Room and everyone is welcome!
The Boosters primary functions are concessions and apparel. Those
two functions afford us the ability to give back to our athletes by
purchasing new uniforms, maintaining fields, buying new
equipment, supporting our Athletic trainers and more.
It is critical to have the support of the BDHS community. Even if you
don't want to be a board member, please come and attend our
meetings, hear what is being planned, and let us hear your ideas for
next year's events!
BDHS Choral Department
presents
CABARET 2013
Comedy Tonight!
The BDHS Choral Department will present its annual CABARET on Friday night, May 31,
2013 at 7:00 PM. The show’s theme is Comedy Tonight! It will feature each choir and solo acts
in humorous and entertaining musical selections: Hairspray, The Addams Family and Little
Shop of Horrors.
Tickets are sold at the door for $10 adults and $5.00 students and seniors. This is our big
fundraiser which will help start student accounts for our Heritage Music Festival Competition Trip
2014 to Boston. Admission is for the entire show and a dessert buffet at Intermission. For
information, see a choir member or Mrs. Beville.
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Parent Teacher Activity Council (P.T.A.C.)
Why Join PTAC?
The number one reason to join PTAC is to benefit your student! More than 30 years' worth of research has proven
that students do better when their parents are involved both at home and at school.
Joining PTAC does not obligate you to volunteer at school or attend PTAC meetings—although we hope
you will!
Get Connected.
There’s no better way to know what’s happening at Brentsville, be it new courses, new programs, security issues,
or school community activities. The principal attends all PTAC meetings and gives us information about changes
and issues affecting the school
Speak Up.
Because PTAC is a forum for exchanging ideas, you are encouraged to make suggestions
Be a part of the solution.
PTAC plays an important role in fundraising to help provide curriculum-based programs, appreciation events,
social events, and building improvements–all vital to our school’s success.
Build Community.
PTAC brings faculty, students, and parents together to build a strong, positive community for the students. To join,
complete the form on the back of this page or visit us on the web! PTAC is a 501(c)(3) organization, and all
donations are tax deductible.
Meetings.
We meet on the second Tuesday of each month from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. in the school library. Everyone is
welcome.
2012-2013 BDHS PTAC Membership Form
Parents Name (s) _______________________________________________________________________
Email _________________________________________Phone __________________________________
Students name(s) and grade (s) ____________________________________________________________
__________
__________
__________
$15
Family Membership
__________
$30
(Please make checks payable to BDHS PTAC)
Fall/Spring School-wide Events
$ __________
Teacher Wish List Donation
$ __________
Gold Membership
We need whatever time and energy you can give!
 Assist during school hours
(library/lunch/principle requests)
 Hospitality activities (donate or solicit
businesses for food; setup, serve, clean up)
 Class of 2013 Senior Breakfast (October)
 Cambridge Nights (November, January)
 Teacher Breakfast (January)
 Teacher Appreciation Lunch (early May)
 Graduation Rehearsal Breakfast (June)
 Assist class sponsors
___ Freshman Class
___ Junior Class
___ Sophomore Class
___ Senior Class
 Support Student Tutoring
 Fall school-wide event
 Spring School-wide event
 Solicit professional partnerships to support
BDHS
Do you have access to supplies or to a company sponsorship that may be beneficial to BDHS? If so, please specify:
____________________________________________________________________________________
Name ________________________________________________________________________
Email ________________________________________________________________________
Phone (H) _________________________________ (C) ________________________________
Questions? Please send an email to: [email protected]
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Summer School Driver Education Program
Driver Education Range/Road In-Car Instruction will be offered at each high school for the
summer of 2013. Students will be able to register at their high school for class times through their
driver education coordinator and 10th grade teachers. Interested parents and students should sign
up using forms available with all HPE II teachers or at the front office. Sign up forms will be
available beginning the 4th week in April. This course will be filled on a first come, first served basis
on the dates that are available here at Brentsville. Students will be expected to participate on the
assigned dates and times once they have registered. Students will receive confirmation of their
session dates and times for instruction by the driver education coordinator by June 1 or when
registration if full and closed. The Driver Education Program cannot guarantee placement in the
session of the student’s choice.
Available Dates at Brentsville District will be June 19- June 21 for Range instruction
and either June 24-27 or June 28-July 3 for Road instruction/Road Test
All students will join the Range course (3 days) and choose then one of the Road options (4 days)
equaling 7 days total for instruction and includes final road test on the final day.
Tuition for Driver Education Range/Road In-Car Instruction is $230.00.
Registration
Registrations will be accepted by the driver education coordinator on a space available basis until
June 1, 2013. Registration will require payment of $230 in the form of a money order, cashier’s
check, or personal check made payable to Prince William County Public Schools
.
A copy of the Driver Education Class completion form (DEC-1) is required.
Refunds will only be offered with the approval of the office of Physical Education and Drivers
education, and only if a replacement driver is found to fill the spot.
Driver Education Requirements
1) Students must hold a valid Virginia learner’s permit.
2) Students must have completed a Driver Education Class and submit a completed form (DEC-1)
and attach a copy to the registration form. Please note – in order to receive a DEC-1 card, the
parent and student must have attended the Parent/Student Safe Teen Driving presentation.
Transportation
Students must provide their own transportation to and from the Road/Range sites of the Driver’s
Ed program. We meet at the drivers’ education tower behind the school.
For further questions about the Driver Education Program, please contact Mrs. Holly Tousha,
Brentsville District HS summer school Driver Education Coordinator at [email protected]
or 703-594-2161.
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Spring Sports!
Baseball
May 3 Liberty
JV-H/V-A 6:00
May 7 Fauquier
JV-A/V-H 6:00
May 11 Stonewall
V-A 6:00
May 14 Warrant County
JV-H/V-A 6:30
Lacrosse
May 2 Eastern View
B-A/G-H 6:30
May 6 Culpeper
B-H/G-A
Boys Soccer
Girls Soccer
May 3 Liberty
A
7:00
May 7 Fauquier
H
7:00
May 14Warren County
A
7:00
May 1 Garfield
May 3 Liberty
May 7 Faquier
May 14 Warren County
A
H
A
H
5:30/7:00
5:30/7:00
5:30/7:00
6:00/7:30
V
A
H
A
6:00
6:00
6:00
6:30
Softball (Varsity)
May 1 Patriot
May 3 Liberty
May 7 Fauquier
May 14 Warren County
Tennis
May 2 Liberty
May 6 Fauquier
May 13 Warren County
B-A/G-H 4:30
B-H/G-A 4:30
B-A/G-H 4:30
Track
May 3 Falcon Invitational at Fauquier
May 4 Dogwood Invitational at UVA
May 8 Districts at Warren County
4:00
May 22 Regionals at Fluvanna
May 31 States at Harrisonburg HS
Jun 1 States at Harrisonburg HS
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May 2013 Exam and Event Schedule
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
1
FRIDAY
2
3
Normal Bell
Schedule
IGCSE Geometry
SOL
6
Normal Bell Schedule
IGCSE Geometry SOL
7
7: 7:20-7:50 7
1: 7:55-9:55 SOL
Exam
2: 10:00-12:10 Lunch
5: 12:15-1:50 5
CIE:
12:15 IGCSE
Spanish P2
12:15 Math P1
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1: 7:20-7:50 7
5: 7:55-9:55 SOL
Exam
6: 10:00-12:10 Lunch
3: 12:15-1:50 5
14
1: 7:20-7:50 7
6: 7:55-9:55 SOL
Exam
7: 10:00-12:10 Lunch
2: 12:15-1:50 5
CIE:
8:00 Biology P2
8:00 IGCSE French
Paper 1&4
10:15 Math P4
11:45 IGCSE Math P4
12:00 Spanish P2
12:15 Math P4
CIE:
7:30 AP Government
7:30 Chemistry P3
7:30 English
Literature P3
11:30 English Lit P3
11:30 Chemistry P3 Lab
Normal Bell Schedule
(E)
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Self-Contained &
Make-ups
CIE:
7:45 Thinking Skills P1
11:45 Math P3
Memorial Day
27
HOLIDAY/NO
SCHOOL
Normal Bell
Schedule (O)
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8
6:
2:
3:
4:
7:20-7:50 7
7:55-9:55 SOL Exam
10:00-12:10 Lunch
12:15-1:50 5
CIE:
7:20 Chemistry P2
8:45 Chemistry P2
8:45 General Paper
11:45 French P2
12:00 IGCSE Math P2
3:
7:
1:
4:
5:
15
7:20-7:50 3
7:55-9:55 SOL Exam
10:00-12:10 Lunch
12:15-1:00
1:05-1:50
CIE:
7:30 Thinking Skills P3
Normal Bell Schedule
(E)
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9
1: 7:20-7:50 7
3: 7:55-9:55 SOL
Exam
4: 10:00-12:10 Lunch
7: 12:15-1:50 5
CIE:
7:30 English Paper P2
7:45 IGCSE French P2
8:30 Physics P2
9:30 IGCSE French P2
11:00 History P1
12:00 AP Latin
16
1: 7:20-9:55 Alg 1 &
Alg 2
SOL Exams
4: 10:00-12:10 Lunch
2: 12:15-1:00
6: 1:05-1:50
CIE:
7:00 Physics P3 – Lab
9:00 Physics P3 – Lab
9:00 AP Macro Econ
12:00 AP Micro Econ
12:15 Spanish P3
Normal Bell Schedule
(O)
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Make-ups
Make-ups
Make-ups
CIE:
7:30 Biology P3
CIE:
7:30 Thinking Skills 3
12:15 Math P6
CTE: Work place
readiness exams
10
1: 7:20-7:50 7
4: 7:55-9:55 SOL
Exam
5: 10:00-12:10
Lunch
6: 12:15-1:50 5
CIE:
12:00 AP Stats
12:00 French P3
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3: 7:20-9:55 Geo
& Alg 2
SOL Exams
5: 10:00-12:10
Lunch
1: 12:15-1:00
7: 1:05-1:50
CIE:
11:30 IGCSE
Spanish Paper 1&4
Normal Bell
Schedule (E)
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Make-ups
Field Day
CIE:
7:30 AP Calculus AB
10:30 History P3 Int’l
Normal Bell
Schedule (O)
28
SOL Expedited
Retakes
CIE:
7:30 Thinking Skills
P4
Normal Bell Schedule
(E)
29
SOL Expedited Retakes
Normal Bell Schedule
(O)
30
SOL Expedited
Retakes
CIE:
12:15 Math P7
Normal Bell
Schedule (E)
31
SOL Expedited
Retakes
(Senior make-up
work due)
June 2013 Exam and Event Schedule
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
3
4
Senior Exams
1 : 7:20 – 9:20
3 : 9:30 – 11:30
(Seniors Dismissed
@ 11:30)
Senior Exams
2 : 7:20 – 9:20
4 : 9:30 – 11:30
(Seniors Dismissed
@ 11:30)
Senior Exams
5 : 7:20 – 9:20
7 : 9:30 – 11:30
(Seniors Dismissed
@11:30)
5 : 11:35 – 1:05
Lunch*
7 : 1:10 – 1:50
1 : 11:35 – 1:05
Lunch*
6 : 1:10 – 1:50
1 : 11:35 – 1:05 Lunch*
3 : 1:10 – 1:50
SOL Expedited
Retakes
SOL Expedited
Retakes
CIE:
10:30 Further Math
P1
10:30 History P5
CIE:
7:30 Literature in
English P4
12:15 IGCSE Latin
P1
12:15 Environmental
Mgmt P1
10
Normal Bell
Schedule (E)
(Seniors Breakfast
@ 8:00;
9:00 – Mandatory
Graduation
Rehearsal)
Senior Exams
6 : 7:20 – 9:20
(Seniors Dismissed @
9:20;
9:45 – Mandatory
Graduation Rehearsal)
SOL Expedited Retakes
CIE:
7:30 English Language
SOL Expedited
Retakes
12
(no lunch served)
SOL Expedited
Retakes
Normal Bell
Schedule (O)
(Underclassmen
make-up work due)
SOL Expedited
Retakes
13
14
Underclass Exams:
1 Block: 7:20 – 9:20
3 Block: 9:30 – 11:30
5 : 11:35 – 1:05 Lunch*
7 Block: 1:10 – 1:50
Regular Dismissal
Time
Underclass Exams:
2 Block: 7:20 – 9:20
4 Block: 9:30 – 11:30
SOL Expedited
Retakes
SOL Expedited
Retakes
Students Dismissed
@ 11:30
SOL Expedited Retakes
CIE:
7:30 Chemistry P1
7:30 IGCSE Latin P2
CIE:
7:30 Physics P1
7
CIE:
10:30 Further Math
P2
CIE:
12:15 Environmental
Mgmt P2
Normal Bell Schedule
(E)
SOL Expedited
Retakes
FRIDAY
6
1 : 9:30 – 9:55
4 : 10 – 12:12 Regular
Lunches
2 : 12:18 – 1:50
11
Early Dismissal:
11:30
3 : 7:20 – 8:40
5 : 8:45 – 10:05
7: 10:10 – 11:30
THURSDAY
5
CIE:
7:30 Biology P1
GRADUATION
CEREMONY: 2:00 @
Jiffy Lube Live
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18
Underclass Exams:
5 Block: 7:20 – 9:20
7 Block: 9:30 –
11:30
Underclass Exam:
Exam Review: 7:20 –
7:55
6 Block: 8:00 – 10:00
Students Dismissed
@ 11:30
Students Dismissed
@ 10:00
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TEACHER WORK DAY
*Lunch Schedule:
A Lunch – 11:35-11:57
B Lunch – 11:57-12:20
C Lunch – 12:20-12:43
D Lunch – 12:43-1:05
Teachers have specifics regarding when each class will go to lunch given the assigned lunch block.
The following is simply a guide:
A: Art, CTE, Science
B: English, Foreign Language
C: Social Studies
D: Health & PE, Math, Music
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Brentsville District High School
12109 Aden Road
Nokesville, VA 20181
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