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Welcome to Cobra Country!
For the parents, staff, and students of Park Vista Community High School
Mission
Statement
Park Vista Community
High School is committed to fostering a
safe environment, which
respects diversity while
providing an
atmosphere of academic excellence, student
involvement, and
positive opportunities
for all.
Courteous
Be On Time
Be Brilliant
Be R
Be A Role Model
Be Safe
Be
esponsible & Respectful
Stay up to date
on the latest Park
Vista Community High School
News! Text @
cobrafa to 81010
to receive updates
from the principal
via text.
Responsible Use of Technology
Today’s world relies heavily on the use of technology. Students use
technology to learn, study, keep track of assignments, organize practice
schedules, and to communicate with their peers. Social media has become a useful technology resource for students to accomplish many of
life’s tasks, but students need to understand that with the use of technology and social media comes great responsibility. They leave a footprint
every time they post online and that digital footprint may be visible to
teachers, administrators, future employers, and college admissions representatives. Students are urged to post and communicate responsibly
when using technology and social media. While First Amendment rights
may protect their freedom of speech, they may not want the type of
speech they use in their teenage years to follow them to their first job
interview or college admissions interview. In addition, posts that cause
a significant disruption at school, regardless of whether they were made
on or off-campus, could result in disciplinary action at the school site.
Many young people who did not think of the repercussions of their
social media posts have already had to deal with these issues. Students
have had their college admission revoked, been denied employment, and
faced disciplinary action as a result of their digital negligence. Today’s
youth must be more careful than ever, as the instantaneous sharing of
information puts them in the public eye every time they post. Students
are reminded to always take some time to think before they post and
text. Assume that anyone could be viewing the message, both now and
in the future, and ask, “Does the message reflect the image I want to
portray to the public?” On August 19, 2015 Park Vista students participated in a school-wide lesson, Electronics and Accountability – A Social
Responsibility. We continue to support the safe use of technology in the
classroom and beyond.
From Health Services
Oct. 2015
Volume 12
Issue #2
We are an
“A” rated
school!
Inside:
National Merit
2
Homecoming Info 3
Academy News
5
Guidance
8
NCAA Eligibility
9
Important Dates 10
FL Bright Futures 11
facebook.com/
parkvistacommunityhighschool
Follow us on
Twitter
@pvcobrashs
It is important that up-to-date emergency contact information and working phone numbers
are on file for each student. Please be sure to provide the school with any emergency contact
changes as well as any new phone numbers. This way you will be able to be reached in the event
of an emergency.
If your child has any medical conditions or requires medication in school, please make arrangements to speak to your School Nurse regarding a plan of care for this school year. School
Nurses can assist in meeting the health care needs of your child while at school, helping them
be better prepared to learn.
For more information visit www.hcdpbc.org/schoolhealth
The School District of Palm Beach County is committed to providing a world-class education with excellence and equity to empower each student to reach
his or her highest potential with the most effective staff to foster the knowledge, skills, and ethics required for responsible citizenship and productive
careers.
Cobra Bites
Newsletter
Congratulations National Merit
Scholarship Semifinalists
Upcoming dates:
February 2016
May 2016
August 2016
November 2016
Printable pdfs are always
available on our websites:
www.pvchs.com and
edline.net.
As a result of their performance on last year’s PSAT test, The following students
have been named National Merit Scholarship Semifinalists. These students scored
in the TOP ONE PERCENT of the over 1.5 million students who took the
test and will now move on to compete for a prestigious National Merit Finalist
scholarship where $32 million in scholarship money will be awarded. Park Vista
is extremely proud of these students and wish them the best of luck in the next
round of awards.
Anthony D’Achille
Chase Kartsens
Neeraj Patel
Upcoming Blood Drives
Medical students earn scholarships and community service hours while getting blood donations
for the community. Thank you to all who donated. One donation can save three lives! Some of
our students will be rewarded with scholarships
in May as well!
Current Drive Dates:
Nov. 10, 2015
Feb. 2, 2016
April 5 2016
Changed Address?
If you have changed your address and/or phone number(s), it is extremely important that you bring proof
of address to the Guidance office.
*New Student Portal*
Students can now log on to the district portal page
to access district sponsored technology tools.
From the home page (www.palmbeachschools.
org), select “sign in” located on the top menu bar.
Students use their same district log on (as they
use to initially log on to the computer).
The student portal gives all students in Palm Beach
County access to Google Drive, Google Docs,
Google Slides, Office 365 online and tons of other
tools for success. Any questions, see Ms. BurkePeart in the media center.
PBC Annual College & Career Fair
Thursday October 22, 2015
6:00pm - 8:00pm
South Florida Fairgrounds
Concourse Buildings 6-10
9067 Southern Boulevard, West Palm Beach
Free Parking in Gate 8
Concessions will be available for purchase
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Florida College Tour
Park Vista Community High School
Mon. Mar.21 – Wed. Mar. 23, 2016 (Spring Break)
Trip Includes Visits To 6 Outstanding
Florida Public Universities
• FLORIDA GULF COAST UNIVERSITY
• UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA
• UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
• FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY
• UNIVERSITY OF NORTH FLORIDA
Mrs. Theresa Varano
[email protected]
561-491-8432
Want to know one more great thing about living in
Florida? We have outstanding public universities...
not to mention Bright Futures & Florida Prepaid.
Which university has the academic program that
will prepare you for the job market or graduate
program you desire?
Which college campus just “feels right” to you?
The best way to answer these questions is to visit
universities and literally “SEE FOR YOURSELF.”
$479
• UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA
REGISTER ONLINE TODAY!
THIS TRIP WILL FILL UP FAST!!!!!
www.CollegeCampusTrips.com,
select TOUR REGISTRATION &
PAYMENT,
click Register; Trip number is:
PVHS-FL-0316
Deposit of $200 is due at Registration
Balance due by Feb. 04, 2016
For Further Details, Contact:
per person*
*Price is based on 35+ students, quad occupancy, includes deluxe
motor
coach
transportation, hotel with designated security, 2
breakfasts, 1 lunch and 2 dinners, tours and visits with campuses listed,
a College Campus Trips Tour Director, all taxes and gratuities. Participant
must meet their school’s eligibility requirements and is subject to Terms &
Conditions of the tour. Itinerary is subject to change based on availability
of university.
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Seniors:
Get the latest information on ALL our
Cobra teams on our PVCHS website at
www.pvchs.com
Here are the remaining Herff Jones dates:
Wed 11/18 - during lunch in the Atrium
Interested in finding out what classes are
offered in Adult and Community Education? Visit the website at https://apm.
activecommunities.com/aceschools for
information.
Thu 11/19 - during lunch in the Atrium
(Junior Class Ring Ceremony is 1:45pm in Cafeteria)
Wed 1/13 - during lunch in the Atrium
(last chance to order before price increase)
Wed 2/10 - during lunch in the Atrium
Thu 3/3 - during lunch in the Atrium
Wed 4/6 - during lunch in the Atrium
(delivering announcements, last day on campus for the
school year)
News from the Media Center
Studying for your permit?
We have FREE DMV Permit Practice Tests available.
You can find the link on our Destiny Homepage or
on our website.
To access Destiny:
- Visit the district homepage at www.palmbeachschools.org
- Select the ‘Student’ tab. Destiny Webcat is bottom
right.
The media center Google site at https://sites.google.
com/a/palmbeachschools.org/pvchs-media/
And just a reminder that all students need to present
their Park Vista school ID to enter the media center.
The media center opens at 7:00am!
Any questions, please email Ms. Burke-Peart @
[email protected].
Homecoming
is quickly approaching and SGA
is really excited about this year’s theme – Cobras at the
Grammy’s! As of October 11, tickets are $25. You can
order tickets online or through Student Activities. All
ticket purchases must have a signed contract submitted
to receive tickets. Let’s get groovy Cobras!
Dress Up Days
Monday 10/12 – Country
Tuesday 10/13 – Rock ‘n’ roll – Powder Puff game
Wednesday 10/14 – Jazz (PSAT)
Thursday 10/15 – Hip Hop
Friday 10/16 – Class Colors and Battle of the Bands Pep
Rally; Homecoming game at 7
Saturday10/17 – Homecoming Dance at 7:30 pm
Positive Behavior Support
Keep up with the latest Guidance news!
Courteous
On time
Brilliant
Responsible and Respectful
A Role Model
Safe
Park Vista School Counselors invite you to receive information
via texts!
Text @pvguidance to 81010 in order to receive important
information regarding scholarships, college visits, summer
programs, financial aid, etc...
The website www.volunteens.com has many resources including:
• The ability to search lists of organizations for
community service hours.
• Teen reviews about volunteer experiences.
• A mailing list to join which sends updates on
volunteer opportunities.
Park Vista fosters a positive school climate to
support the instructional, behavioral, emotional, and social development of students.
We encourage all COBRAS to be Courteous,
On time, Brilliant, Responsible and respectful,
A role model, and Safe.
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Academy and Club News
FBLA
This business organization is open to all students. Students
have the opportunity to network and compete in many
events at local, district, state, and even nationals levels. Details of the organization can be found at http://www.floridafbla-pbl.com. See Mr. Macsuga in room 4-104 for details.
Blood Drive
The recent blood drive resulted in 128 people donating,
saving 384 lives.The blood donated at the Park Vista High
School drive will likely be transfused into a patient within
48 to 72 hours. The turnaround is that fast and the need
is constant. We have four drives scheduled this year. The
dates are on our school website on the Academies pages.
Thanks to Mrs. Finkel and the Medical Academy students
for organizing and working with One Blood for these
events.
HOSA
This organization is also open to all students and the activities are all centered around the medical profession. Details
can be found at www.hosa.org. See Mrs.Yoder or Mrs. Finkel in the medical building for details.
AUTO CLUB
This school sponsored club is open for students who want
to work on their own vehicles in the shop once a week.
See Mr. Moldoff in building 13 for details.
NTHS
The National Technical Honor Society is open to juniors
and seniors who are in their third or fourth year of a
CTE program. Students must also be in FBLA or HOSA
and meet specific GPA requirements. Students meet for
community service events and are recognized with purple
cords at graduation. Interested students can pick up an
application from Mr. Macsuga in 4-104.
Park Vista Community High School
9th Annual Auto Show
Categories:
Saturday, December 12th
11AM-2:30PM
Original / Stock 1940-1948
Original / Stock 1949-1957
Original / Stock 1958-1963
Original / Stock 1964-1980
Original / Stock 1981-Present
Domestic Truck 1900-1979
Domestic Truck 1980-Present
Street Rod 1900-1948
Street Rod 1949-Present
Antique 1900-1931
Vintage 1932-1939
Cobra Class (Replica)
Muscle Car 1964-1976
European Modified
European Stock
Special Interest
Asian Modified
Asian Stock
Pro Street
Best 4x4
Corvette
Ratrod
Exotic
Check-In Starts at 10AM
N
Hypoluxo Rd.
Prices
Jog Rd.
$2 Per Spectator
Le Chalet
Northtree
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Park Vista
Community
High School
Car Entries
Register At:
ParkVistaAuto.com
$10 Pre-Registration
$15 Day of Show
(561) 491-8489
7900 Jog Road
Lake Worth, FL 33467
Like us: Facebook.com/parkvistaauto
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The story of the bricks...
In 2010, a student in the IT Academy came up with an idea to raise money to help students
in all of the PV Academies. She saw that churches, corporations, and schools around
the country were selling personalized engraved bricks. She did some research, scouted
locations, and presented her idea to the Academies Advisory Committee and they loved it!
In 2011 the campaign began, making it possible for anyone to purchase a brick as a
business advertisement, a personal celebration, or a memorial to a loved one. While
many groups sell the same bricks for up to $200 a piece, we kept our price at just $50.
New ones are planted periodically throughout the year and the money raised goes to
scholarships for current students in our Auto Collision, Auto Service Technology, Multimedia
Communications, and Medical Science Academies. Over 600 seniors are eligible to apply for
this money each year!
Caitlin has now graduated college and is living on the west coast of Florida. Her brick and
many others are permanently planted at the front of the school. She made history.
Would you like a brick too?
Park Vista Academies Advisory Committee Brick Order Form
Name:
Address:
City/State/Zip:
Phone:
E-mail:
Bricks are 4” x 8”. Each brick may contain up to 3 lines of copy, 21 characters per line. All text is centered unless
otherwise specified.
Brick 1
Brick 2
Example:
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Please return this form and your check for $50 per brick (payable to Park Vista Community High School) to:
Park Vista High School
C/O Arnie Rich
7900 Jog Road
Lake Worth, FL 33467
Questions? Call Arnie Rich at 561-491-8423 or e-mail him at [email protected]
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The School District of Palm Beach County is proud to
announce the annual
College and Career Fair
Thursday, October 22nd, 2015
6:00 pm to 8:00 pm
South Florida Fairgrounds and Expo Center West
9067 Southern Blvd, West Palm Beach, FL 33411
Over 200 Colleges, Universities and
Technical Schools will be
attending!!!
All branches of the military will be
there too!!!
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From Guidance
2015-2016 SAT AND ACT TESTS
During the week of September 18-25, the guidance counselors met with 9th graders to get to know the freshmen
and also to discuss graduation requirements, high school
success, and post secondary plans (i.e., college, vocational
school, the military), and the strategies necessary to reach
those goals. The 9th grade checklist was handed out with
free tutoring information and the volunteer form. The
counselors will be in contact with 9th graders who are not
meeting the 2.0 GPA requirement throughout the year.
JUNIORS SHOULD TAKE THE SAT AND ACT TESTS (WITH WRITING)
IN THE MARCH OF THEIR JUNIOR YEAR FOR THE FIRST TIME.
**FREE SCHOOL DAY SAT FOR JUNIORS – MARCH 2,
2016**
SAT TEST (New SAT begins March 2016)
REGISTER ONLINE AT www.sat.collegeboard.com
Park Vista High is a test site for the SAT
Park Vista’s SAT location code is 10-372
$52.50 test fee
College Visits Park Vista High School SY 2016
Fee Waivers are available in Guidance if you have FREE/
REDUCED LUNCH
Interested students may sign up in the guidance
office during lunch or see Mr. Tarini before or after
school for information.
Location code (auditorium = A) (media center hallway
conference room = MCR) Guidance office conference
Room = GOC) (MC = media center) (C=cafeteria)Text
Book Room (TBR)
Practice at https://collegereadiness.collegeboard.org
2015-2016 SAT Test Dates
Test Dates
Registration Deadline
November 7, 2015
October 8, 2015
December 5, 2015
November 6, 2015
January 23, 2016
December 28, 2015
SCHOOL DAY SAT FOR JUNIORS
ONLY
February 4, 2016
March 2, 2016 (NEW SAT)
March 5, 2016 (NEW SAT)
May 7, 2016 (NEW SAT)
April 8, 2016
June 4, 2016 (NEW SAT)
May 6, 2016
Colleges visiting Park Vista High School:
SUNY Cortland, Cortland, NY Tuesday, October 13th
at 9:00am MCR
Adelphi University, Garden city, NY Thursday, October 15th at 10:00am MCR
2015–2016 ACT Test Dates
Test Date
December 12, 2015
February 6, 2016
April 9, 2016
June 11, 2016
Registration
Deadline
November 6
January 8
March 4
May 6
University of South Florida, Tampa, FL Wednesday,
October 21st at 8:00am A
(Late Fee Required)
November 7–20,
January 9–15
March 5–18
May 7–20
University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL Wednesday,
October 21st at 9:30am A
Park Vista is the test site for all the ACT test dates
Test Center Code for PVCHS is 235070
$54.50 test fee with Writing
$38.00 test fee without Writing
Fee Waivers are available in Guidance for students
who have free/reduced lunch.
Practice tests at http://www.actstudent.org/testprep/
index.html
UMASS, Amherst, MA Thursday, October 22nd at
8:00am GOC
Florida Polytechnic University, Lakeland, FL Thursday,
October 22nd 8:00am MCR
Mercer University, Macon, GA Thursday, October
22nd at 8:30am MCR
The NCAA Eligibility Center
Guidance Advising
Counselors met with Seniors the week of 8/31- 9/4 to review graduation requirements and to discuss post-secondary plans. Each senior was given a personal academic history,
a senior checklist, and completed a graduation questionnaire
with the counselor. Senior grades are reviewed after each
report card and, after a meeting with the senior, a letter will
be sent home if a senior is in jeopardy of not graduating.
Student-athletes must register with the NCAA Eligibility
Center to be eligible to play NCAA Division I or II sports
in college. Athletes playing in Division III do not have to
register.
What is the NCAA Eligibility Center?
The NCAA Eligibility Center certifies whether prospective
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FAQS About the NCAA Eligibility Center
three to four months before enrolling in college — students
must finalize their information.
college athletes are eligible to play sports at NCAA Division
I or II institutions. It does this by reviewing student-athlete’s
academic record, SAT® or ACT scores, and amateur status
to ensure conformity with NCAA rules.
What are the NCAA academic eligibility requirements?
To play sports at an NCAA Division I or II institution, the
What are NCAA Divisions I, II, and III?
The NCAA is the governing body of many intercollegiate student must:
sports. Each college regulated by the NCAA has established Complete a certain number of high school core courses
rules on eligibility, recruiting and financial aid and falls into (defined below).
one of the three membership divisions (Divisions I, II and III). Earn a certain minimum grade point average in these core
Divisions are based on college size and the scope of their courses.
Earn a certain minimum score on the SAT or ACT.
athletic programs and scholarships.
Graduate from high school.
For more information, see the NCAA’s Guide for the ColWhen should students register?
The NCAA recommends that student-athletes register at lege-Bound Student-Athlete, in the Publications section of
the beginning of their junior year in high school, but many the NCAA website.
students register after their junior year.There is no registration deadline, but students must be cleared by the Eligibility What are core courses?
Center before they receive athletic scholarships or com- This is the name that the NCAA gives to high school courses that meet certain academic criteria specified by the aspete at a Division I or II institution.
sociation. Students must complete a certain number of core
courses for NCAA Division I and II eligibility.
How do students register?
Students must register online at the NCAA Eligibility Center. They will have to enter personal information, answer
questions about their course work and sports participation
outside of high school and pay a registration fee.
How are high school courses classified as core courses?
All participating high schools submit lists of the courses
that they offer that meet NCAA core-course criteria. If approved, the courses are added to a database that the NCAA
Eligibility Center maintains. You can check this database or
view a list of approved core courses on the NCAA Eligibility Center High School Portal to see whether your student-athletes are enrolled in courses that will count toward
NCAA eligibility.
It is often the counselor who provides the NCAA with the
list of your school’s core courses and updates it annually.
The NCAA may ask for more information before approving
a core course.
Can students have the registration fee waived?
Students who have received a waiver for the SAT or ACT
are eligible for a waiver of the registration fee. The student’s
counselor must submit confirmation of the student’s test
fee waiver. Go to the NCAA Eligibility Center High School
Portal for more information.
What records does the Eligibility Center require?
Students should arrange to have their high school transcript
sent as soon as they have completed at least six semesters
of high school. The transcript must be mailed directly from
their high school. They must also arrange to have their SAT
or ACT test scores reported directly by the testing company to the Eligibility Center. Students can arrange this when
they register for the tests. The School responsible for sending in final transcripts and proof of graduation at the end of
their senior year.
What are the NCAA amateurism eligibility requirements?
To play sports at an NCAA Division I or II institution, the
student athlete must follow NCAA amateurism rules about
receiving a salary or prize money for athletic participation,
playing with a professional team and other areas. For more
information, see the Guide for the College-Bound Student-Athlete.
How often can students update their athletics participation information?
Students can update the information on the athletics participation section online as often as they want (and should
update it regularly), up until the time when they request
a final certification of their status. At that point — usually
Keep in mind
The best way for students to prepare for a future in college
athletics is to complete the approved core courses and earn
appropriate grades in them.Indeed, more students fail to
qualify to play NCAA sports because of lack of appropriate
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NCAA continued
Dual Enrollment
The dual enrollment program enables qualified students
in the 10th, 11th and 12th grades to enroll in approved
courses offered through Palm Beach State College
(PBSC) and Florida Atlantic University (FAU). The credits students earn count towards both a high school diploma and a college degree. In order to qualify for dual
enrollment courses, students must currently have a 3.0
GPA, have completed 9th grade, and have college-ready
test scores on either the SAT, ACT, CPT, or PERT, and
have attended a Dual Enrollment Advisement Session at
Palm Beach State. Please be aware that dual enrollment
courses become a part of a student’s permanent college transcript and will impact eligibility for financial aid
and admission to other post-secondary institutions. The
amount of work necessary to succeed in college level
courses may be much greater than in high school courses. Students need to consider future plans when deciding
if dual enrollment is right for their situation. An assembly
was held at Park Vista at 8:00 a.m. September 11 for all
students planning to take dual enrollment classes in the
spring term. Students need to see their counselor before
October 5, to receive the necessary paperwork to turn
into the registrar’s office at PBSC before registering online on October 12. For more information, view the Dual
Enrollment power point presentation on the Park Vista
website under the Guidance tab.
course work than for low test scores.
Make sure your athletes are enrolled in the courses on
your high school’s core-course list, and also know the eligibility requirements of the NCAA Eligibility Center. Then
make sure your athletes are taking the necessary courses,
earning the necessary grades and doing anything else they
must to stay on track for NCAA eligibility.
ASVAB
Parents...do you remember taking a test in high school
that indicated you should be a doctor or an auto service
technician or something else? That test was probably the
ASVAB! We will be offering the ASVAB (Armed Services
Vocational Aptitude Battery) on November 13th. Sign-ups
have already begun in the Guidance Office. The ASVAB Career Exploration Program provides high quality, career exploration and planning materials at no cost to high school
students throughout the country. The program encourages
students to explore a wide variety of careers, rather than
limiting their exploration by telling them what they can or
should do. Schools receive a comprehensive career development program that meets the needs of today’s students,
based on current career development theory and practice.
Free SAT and ACT
Practice Resources
Important Dates:
https://sat.collegeboard.org/
practice/sat-practice-test
https://www.khanacademy.org/
test-prep/sat
https://www.4tests.com/sat
http://www.majortests.com/
sat/
http://www.actstudent.org/
sampletest/
https://www.4tests.com/act
http://www.powerscore.com/
sat/help/content_practice_
tests.cfm
PBCSD
SHOWCASE OF SCHOOLS
Tuesday, October 20, 2015
So. Fla. Fairgrounds 4:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Applications for the 2016-17 school
year open November 2, 2015.
Log in at www.mypbchoiceapp.com
to apply.
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Parents
Florida Bright Futures
December 1, 2015 is the 1st day to begin applying for the
Bright Futures Scholarship. Apply whether or not you
have the test scores, community service hours, and/or
GPA/HPA required by Bright Futures.
Visit Park Vista’s website www. pvchs.com and select the
Guidance tab for information related to college admissions,
scholarships, volunteer opportunities, transcript requests,
testing dates, and other guidance information!
Excellent College exploration resource: Are you confused
about where to look for information about college planning, choosing a major or career, how much college will
cost, and how to pay for it? Please go to https://bigfuture.
collegeboard.org
Visit the following websites for FAFSA
and College Board resources:
SAT Verbal/
Math Only
ACT Composite
Florida Academic
Scholars: 100 community service hours and
3.5 minimum GPA
1290
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Florida Medallion
Scholars: 75 community service hours and
3.0 minimum GPA
1170
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You will need the following to apply:
• Your social security number
• Your correctly entered birth date (mm/dd/yyyy)
• Use the placeholder graduation date of 5/18/16
(exact date for 2016 not yet announced)
• Your GPA and HPA
You do not have to request a transcript because they
are automatically sent. Please read each question carefully!
www.fafsa.ed.gov
https://bigfuture.collegeboard.org
And remember - the FAFSA application
is free!
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Park Vista Academies
Open House
Park Vista Community
High School
Thursday, November 19, 2015
Principal
Reginald B. Myers
Learn about our Choice Programs:
Auto Collision, Auto Service, and Medical Academies
Assistant Principals
LuAnne Daucanski
Marie DiFonte
Brent Higley
Reggie Lanier
Ronn Peteck
Pia Pierre
Cobra Bites Editor
T. Burke-Peart
We will briefly cover our In-house
Academy, Multimedia Communications, as well.
Start in the Auditorium at 6:00 p.m.
Tours of the Automotive and
Medical facilities begin at 6:45 p.m.
Cobra Bites is published 4 times per school year. Stay informed about school events,
activities, clubs and top notch Guidance information!