Dr. Robert Andrews - Florida Christian School

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Florida Christian School
The
Declaration
www.floridachristian.org
SUMMER 2014
According to the U.S. Department of Health
and Human Services, over 28,000 people
received the gift of an organ transplant in
2013. In the same report it stated that one
million people received tissue transplants
that helped them recover from trauma,
bone damage, spinal injuries, burns, hearing impairment, and vision loss. There are
many stories behind these statistics about
how people choose to donate their organs
or tissue in order to help someone else live.
The people waiting for these donations are
often on the brink of death, and are waiting
on the news that might give them a chance
for life or sight. Organ and tissue donations
are good news that generate hope. The
organs and tissue often transform the recipient’s life and provide them with hope for
their future.
The Gospel of Jesus Christ has the same
kind of effect on people. When people
are suffering through a difficult life without
hope, they need to hear that God has a plan
that can change their life. The Gospel will
change their lives forever. A transformed
life is proof positive that we know Jesus
and have experienced his life-changing gift.
In the Bible, Jesus used the example of living water to describe this gift of hope. In
John 4:10, He told the woman at the well
that He could give her this water and she
would never thirst again. “Jesus answered
her, “If you knew the gift of God and who it
is that asks you for a drink, you would have
asked him and he would have given you
living water.” She did not understand his
imagery of a physical need representing a
spiritual one as He spoke of new life. There
are many people all around us who are dissatisfied with their lives and are looking for
something different. As Christians we have
the opportunity to tell others that Jesus is
the way to a new life. Jesus himself gives
us the example of the work of sharing our
faith with others. His encounter with the
woman at the well is not unlike our opportunities. It was no accident that Jesus met
the woman at the well that day. It is no acci-
dent that you as a believer will
have the opportunity to share
your faith with someone today
or tomorrow. If you aren’t sure
if you have received the gift of
eternal life Jesus offered, maybe it is no accident that you are
reading this article.
From the desk of
Dr. Robert
Andrews
When a person has a physical
need for an organ transplant,
the barriers of social class, race, ethnicity,
and language don’t seem very important.
Sometimes these boundaries are obstacles when it comes to sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ. The truth is that most
people give more attention to their physical
needs than to their spiritual needs because
they seem more immediate and important.
When a person’s physical life is in danger,
most people respond with urgency. Around
the world today there are untold numbers
of people without Jesus who urgently need
to meet the only one who can provide them
with hope.
Our choice is whether or not we
will share what we know with
those people who need Christ
so desperately or we will choose
to withhold the very remedy that
would offer them the blessed
hope of salvation.
IMPORTANT AUGUST DATES
4-8 & FCS Bookstore Open
11-15 8:00am-12:00pm &
1:00pm-3:00pm
4-8
FCS Recycled Uniform Store Open, C105
8:00am-12:00pm &
1:00pm-3:00pm
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Open House K3-5th Grade
6:00-7:00pm
5th Grade Orientation - 5:30pm
In John 4:39-42, we can read about the
results of the Samaritan woman’s new life
in Christ. “Many of the Samaritans from
that town believed in him because of the
woman’s testimony, “He told me everything
I ever did, so when the Samaritans came
to him, they urged him to stay with them,
and he stayed two days. And because of
his words many more became believers.
They said to the woman, “We no longer believe just because of what you said; now we
have heard for ourselves, and we know that
this man really is the Savior of the world.”
The result of this one woman’s salvation
was that many believed her testimony,
many had increased interest in Jesus, and
many more came to believe after hearing
Jesus themselves.
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WELCOME BACK - 1ST DAY
OF 2014-2015 SCHOOL YEAR
Meet & Greet - Welcome to all
Parents in both cafeterias
8:00-9:30am (Main Campus and West Campus)
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Prayer Meeting Open Houses 8:00-9:30am Main Campus and West Campus Cafeterias
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New Parent Breakfast
8:00am-10:00am
For all Parents NEW to FCS
Main Campus Cafeteria
A new and changed life is offered through
Jesus Christ. It is available to all, to the
entire world, every culture and all religious
backgrounds. As believers we simply have
to open our eyes to see all of the people
around us who need to hear the message.
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Middle School Open House (Grades 6-8)
7:00-9:00pm in the gym
High School Open House (Grades 9-12) 7:00-9:00pm in the gym
Accredited by: AdvancED, Florida Association of Christian Colleges and Schools, and Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools Commissions.
GIFTS TO FCS
We want to gratefully acknowledge those who have financially contributed during the months of December through May to the
ongoing work at Florida Christian. The following contributed the Sharing in Excellence Annual Fund:
Robert & Katie Andrews
Jim & Mary Arnold
Griselda Bain
Angel & Olga Barrios
Simon & Laura Bazyler
Derwin & Audrey Brigham
Lino & Cary Calvo
Luis & Eva Camejo
Marty & Rebeca Capogreco
Elio & Graciela Casanas
Diane Class
James and Monica Class
Steve & Melissa Class
Miguel & Barbara Cosculluela
Carlos & Maria Cuervo
Jorge & Tracy Cuesta
De Paz Holdings LLC
Jorge & Ana Del Valle
Ernesto & Iris Delgado
Edwin & Gloria Dossett
Dan & Kelly Pruessner
Keith & Gladys Quinlan
Jorge & Tania Reynardus
Iliana Rodriguez
Nordia Roman
Juan & Esther Roque
Boris & Susan Rubio
Al & Patti Ruiz
Joey & Yami Saad
Nancy Safreed
Danny & Gina Trapero
Juan & Daisy Valdes
Frank & Wendy Vann
Bernalt & Kimberly Velasquez
Deborah Warner
Mary Whitfield
Bill & Kerry Wicks
Steve & Laura Willoughby
Stephen & Penny Wright
Robert & Patti Evelyn
Robert & Sheila Felder
James & Jessica Fox
Chris & Helen Garner
Joel Gonzalez &
Ileana Silva-Gonzalez
Andrew & Amanda Guilfoyle
George & Mayra Gulla
Robert & Debbie Hale
John & Susan Hanna
Alberto & Dasha Hernandez
Gus & Gloria Herrera
Frank & Melanie Hopkins
Paul & Pam Howell
Paul & Sandy Jeannin
Todd & Alida Jolly
Bryan & Jan King
David & Beth King
Pete & Barbara Kingman
James & Livia Koepp
Doug & Karen Kostowski
Robert & Clare Landau
Alejandro & Ana Ledon
Gary & Maria Lehnhard
Hector & Lydia Lopez
Damian Lue
Lazaro & Maria Martinez
Janet Mattern
Jorge & Karla Megias
Domingo & Iris Mendez
Jorge & Ivette Menendez
Fernando & Monica Mesa
Tim & Katie Miner
Luis & Marcia Montaner
Bill & Sherril Nealey
Joseph & Rebecca Padron
Peter & Lea Padron
Hugues & Lisa Pericles
Michael & Alicia Pertierra
Perry & Anncey Pitelli
Ontoniel & Diana Frometa
Armando & Ana Gomez
Pete & Barbara Kingman
Marisa Lauria
Damian Lue
Sam & Kristy Miro
Peter & Lea Padron
Ed & Debbie Riggan
Joey & Yami Saad
Nancy Safreed
Scott & Jeannine Stemmer
Frank & Wendy Vann
Deborah Warner
Bill & Kerry Wicks
Jeffrey Figueroa
Maria Gori
Ron & Su Green
Rick & Maria Harris
Todd & Alida Jolly
David & Beth King
Damian Lue
Lazaro & Maria Martinez
Peter & Lea Padron
Jesus & Maby Perez
Joey & Yami Saad
Celeste Serralta
Chris & Christina Sierra
Juan & Daisy Valdes
Frank & Wendy Vann
Deborah Warner
Media Center Building:
Larry & Monica Arroyo
Steve & Leigh Byers
Luis & Eva Camejo
Jorge & Ana Del Valle
Alex & Madeline Diaz
Bob & Sheila Felder
Martin Fund:
Luis & Eva Camejo
Thomas & Michelle Collazo
Jorge & Ana DelValle
Edwin & Gloria Dossett
James & Natasha Erwin
Robert & Sheila Felder
Cafeteria Expansion Fund: Bob & Sheila Felder, Gary & Joyce Johnson, Lazaro & Maria Martinez, Scott & Rebecca Prinz and
Bill & Kerry Wicks
Endowment Fund: Steve & Melissa Class
Equip-A-Classroom Fund: Steve & Melissa Class and Damian Lue
Financial Aid Fund: Steve & Melissa Class, Anthony & Gladys Perez, Delfin Pernas, Luis and Dinah Rodriguez, Waldo & Desiree Tejedor
Raul Rodriguez Fund: Chris & Leidy Brigman
Danny Angel Fund: Danny & Gina Trapero
Band Fund: Margie Nieves
Security Fund: Robert & Patti Evelyn
Technology Fund: Marlo & Sandra Dieguez
To find out how you can be a part of giving to FCS, contact Wendy Vann in the Development Office
at 305-226-8152, extension 222 or email [email protected]
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REQUIRED SUMMER READING
This summer, the students will be REQUIRED to read one
or more books. When they
return in the fall, they can
expect a test (covering the
novel(s) they were assigned)
during the first week of
school.
In addition to reading the
assigned novel(s) from the
list below, students will also
be REQUIRED to complete
an assignment that will
be posted on our website.
This assignment will be
turned in for a grade when they return in the fall.
RE-ENROLLMENT - Now On-Line
Current Student Re-Enrollment On-Line
We are excited to announce that our re-registration process
is now more convenient than ever and available online.
To re-enroll your student for the 2014-2015 school year
you can now use our online re-enrollment process. In order
to begin the re-enrollment process you must access our
ParentsWeb through your existing RenWeb login at
www.renweb.com or go to www.floridachristian.org and
follow the link to re-registration.
These novels can be purchased or ordered from any
major bookstore in town or online.
6TH GRADE Incoming 6th Graders
Regular 6th Grade classes
• Star of Light by Patricia St. John
• Island of the Blue Dolphins by Scott O’Dell
Honors 6th Grade
• Island of the Blue Dolphins by Scott O’Dell
• Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry by Mildred D. Taylor
7TH GRADE Incoming 7th graders
Regular 7th Grade classes:
•: Stealing Freedom by Elisa Carbone
Honors 7th Grade
• Stealing Freedom by Elisa Carbone
• Esperanza Rising by Pam Munoz Ryan
• The Old Man and the Sea by Ernest Hemingway
• Hatchet by Gary Paulsen
• Heroes, Gods and Monsters of the Greek Myths by
Bernard Evslin
• Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury
• The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain
• Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck
• Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte
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Families who have already taken advantage of the on-line
re-registration process have expressed their enthusiasm
for the user-friendly, more convenient method of securing
their students’ places for the upcoming school year.
NEW STUDENTS
New Student Inquiries - On-line Requests
Those who wish to receive more information about FCS
before beginning the admissions process may use the
following link to request information:
https://fcs-fl.client.renweb.com/oa/inquiry.cfm?memberid=1044
Applications On-line
New students can access the on-line application at the
FCS website under the Admissions tab.
K-3 - 1st Grade - Call or email to schedule an interview
2nd - 12th Grade - Call or email to schedule testing
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 305-226-8152 x257
THE DARYL SAFREED LIBRARY
A very special tribute was made during the 2014 FCS graduation ceremony. Mrs. Nancy Safreed was
presented with a plaque which stated the following:
The Daryl Safreed Library
By decree of the Florida Christian School Board, the library at Florida Christian School
will bear the name of our beloved English teacher, Mr. Daryl Safreed.
Mr. Safreed taught Senior English, AP English, and Speech at Florida Christian
School from 1990 until 2013. His impact on students transcended the classroom as he
influenced their career choice, college choices and admission, and their spiritual life as
well.
His name on the Florida Christian School library will forever honor his passion for
reading and for books.
Mrs. Nancy Safreed receives a plaque from Mr. Bob Felder, President of the FCS
Board of Directors as Dr. Robert Andrews looks on.
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HONOR ROLL - 2ND GRADING PERIOD
Principal’s List (All A’s)
Kindergarten Five: Jacob Alvarez, Abigail Ardois, Anjuli Balart, Javier Bichara, Daniela Canosa, Dylan Casal, Gino Chacon, Danny De
Los Santos, Eden Del Rey, Hailey Dieguez, Sophia DiTommaso, Carolina Echevarria, Mia Echevarria, Austin Fernandez, Bianca Fluxa,
Gabriel Garcia, Sofia Garcia, Brianna Gonzalez, Charles Gonzalez, Nicholas Lavandera, Brandon Luis, Allison Mantecon, Alexander
Marquez, Madison Mederos, Isaac Menendez, Osmanny Montano, Alejandro Nunez, Diego Pacheco, Joseph Padron, Danielle Perez
Matthew Perez, Madeline Rodriguez, Dominick Rubio, Markus Ruiz, Olivia Serralta, Lucas Suarez, Daniella Torres, Leonardo Trejos,
Michael Valdes, Nicholas Velazco
First Grade: Joshua Acuna, Isabella Aguilera, Kiara Bango, Joshua Barba, Manuel Barcelo, Arianna Barrios, Sean Benedit, Genesis
Bosque, Andres Brito, Nicholas Bustos, Nicole Casamayor, Noah Caso-Markey, Alyssa Ceballos, Sofia Cecchi, Malia Chang, Skye
Dickinson, Diego Farina, Carlos Gonzalez, Catherine Gonzalez, Joaquin Gonzalez, Ajay Jimenez, Kaleb Jolly, Rebecca Kemerer,
Christopher Marquez, Gabriel Martinez, Daniela Mendez, Brianna Moreno, Alyssa Noguera, Jair Obando, Andrew Pena, Ella Pino,
Amanda Rodriguez, Gina Rodriguez, Jason Rodriguez, Richard Rollheiser, Alejandro Ruiz, Brian Sanchez, Michael Say, Milana
Sepulveda, Samuel Stemmer, Alejandro Suarez, Isaac Treto, Edward Vaz
Second Grade: Joshua Aguirre, Roberto Alvarez, Aubree Arango, Isabella Bonilla, Justin Brigman, Matthew Capo, Thomas Caskey,
Alejandro Cejas, Charlie Cisneros, Aiden Cuervo, Emma Dieguez, Angelo DiTommaso, Damian Farina, Ethan Gonzalez, Camila
Hernandez, Sofia Hernandez, Aniyah Herring, Isabella Jorge, Justin Montoya, Valeria Moriano, Gabriela Netto, Sofia Netto, Samuel
Oliva, Angelica Otero, Katherine Padron, Aaron Perez, Ashley Perez, Cristina Pernas, Emely Ravelo, Ricardo Rios, Katia Rivera,
Katherine Rodriguez, Gabriela Ruiz, Amy Suarez, Carolina Tapanes, Gabriela Tapanes, D’Andre Toledo, Matthew Valero, Nicole Vaz,
Romel Vivar
Third Grade: Sofia Acuna, Meagan Alvarez, Hannah Ayala, Austin Bailey, Zachary Bailey, Andres Balart, Miguel Bichara, Juliette
Bryant, Jose Cabrera, Jake Camejo, John Castellanos, Mayaluna Castellanos, Nicholas Chong, Adrian Cordoba, Kevin Cruz,
Nicole Denis, Ella Diaz, Evan Garcia, Aarik Gomez, Sebastien Grillo, Matheus Guerra, Abby Hernandez, Kirsten Hernandez, Natalie
Hernandez, Patrick Herrera, Jessica Leake, Gabriela Membreno, Natalya Mesa, Madison Noguera, Maya Ortiz, Cole Pruessner, Sofia
Raurell, Christopher Rivera, Ana Rosas, Lucas Ruiz, Matthew Say, Matthew Sicle, Amanda Soriano, Charlie Stemmer, Amanda Tejeda,
Emily Torres, Sophia Valdes, Sophia Viera
Fourth Grade: Aliya Acosta, George Alexander, Samuel Alvarez, Christian Bosque, Jacob Brigman, Rachel Burke, Valery Casamayor,
Sasha Cejas, Angelica Cueto, Diego De La Maza, Miranda De La Noval, Amanda Diaz, Matthew Diaz, Luna Dieguez, Michael English,
Nina Gonzalez, Edwardo Grillo, Gabrielle Grillo, Matthew Jalil, Samantha Kemerer, Mikaela King, Joel Lago, Jason Losada, Chloe
Markey, Madison McDonald, Carolina Morales, Lucas Perez, Jorge Pernas, Christian Ramos, Abigail Rashid, Karina Rendon, Alexa
Rodriguez, Raphael Ruiz
Fifth Grade: Raziel Aparicio-Gomez, Alexa Brown, Priscilla Cevallos, Chloe Chang, Angelica Chavez, Carlos Cordoba, Joseph
Delgado, AJ Diaz, Megan Diaz, Domenick Espinosa, Nicholas Fernandez, Olivia Fernandez, Tommy Fernandez, Joseph FernandezAndes, Jonathan Gomez, Donald Harrington, Daniella Harris, Katrina Hernandez, Raquel Hernandez, Rocio Lopez, Matthew Megias,
Nicole Molina, Elizabeth Pella, Adrian Perez, Priscilla Pruna, Nicole Ramirez, Manuel Riesgo, Sofia Rivero, Thomas Rowsey, Amanda
Stoker, Max Torres, Emma Valenti, Yasmin Valiente, Isabella Vazquez, Alexa Vivar
Sixth Grade: Joshua Amedee, David Araya, Rebecca Atencio, Richard Burke, Christian Davila, Eric Estape, Madison Estape, Evelyn
Gonzalez, Laura Gonzalez, Rachel Hernandez, Orlando Hernandez Bosch, Carolina Ledon, Dillon Lue, Elizabeth Lyons, Gianella
Martinez-Gugliotta, Rebecca Menendez, Joseph Oceguera, Jason Pertierra, Priscilla Pozo, Julianna Rendon, Carlos Rios, Isabella
Rodriguez, Emily Ruiz, Renee Ruiz, Brandon Sanchez, Eric Sosa, Lucas Villanueva
Seventh Grade: Sofia Abreu, Michelle Agudo, Joshua Bartley, Elizabeth Binef, Audrey Castellanos, Sophia Donato, Jenna English,
Andres Ledon, Jonathan Lorenzo, Stephany Matat, Hunter Norris, Kenneth Northerner, Gianna Ortiz, Jacqueline Padron, Hannah
Reynardus, Robert Ricelli, Stephanie Salcines, Natalie Santovenia, Brittany Scoggins, Santiago Stapel, Sergio Tejeda, Christopher
Touma, Jonathan Touma, Hannah Vivar
Eighth Grade: Nathan Blanco, Nicolas Camejo, Gabriel Carreira, Natasha Gonzalez, Emily Herrera, Camila Hidalgo, Katrina Padron,
Jose Pereira, Nicole Rodriguez, Taylor San Miguel, Karina Tohme
Ninth Grade: Joseph Abella, Manuel-Alejandro Chong, Nicole Fontela, Grace Harrington, Mayte Lezcano, Ian Mendez, Hope Morales,
Shannon Rowsey
Tenth Grade: Rebecca Abreu, Jessica Barcelo, Kristine Bover, Alana Buznego, Alexis Castaneda, Carolina Goizueta, Daniela Guevara,
Kenneth Hernandez, Arthur Lievano, Sydni Liotta, Fernando Mihaic, Alexandra Perez, David Ramos, Jacqueline Roque, Faith Vazquez,
Stephanie Watkins
Eleventh Grade: Emily Abella, Josiah Bazyler, Victoria Camargo, Natalie Fernandez, Cassandra Fernandez-Dieguez, Katie Godoy,
Genesis Koussiafes, Michelle Lopez, Casey Lue, Vanessa Marquez, Jonathan Martinez, Matthew Padilla Brizuela, Rafael Paz,
Catherine Ravelo, Emily Roberts, Rachel Rosal, Gabriela Sarmiento, Mark Simonitis
Twelfth Grade: Alandra Alonso, Vanessa Alvarez, Daniela Amador, Ariana Amargos-Lopez, Armando Camejo, Angelica Carcasses,
Abdiel Cotto Irizarry, Michael Fernandez, Shantel Gomez, Richard Guerra, Alyssa Junco, Jazmin Liotta, Daniela Ruadez, Wyatt Sikora
If your child made one of the Honor Rolls, you may pick up a “My Child Made the Honor Roll” bumper
sticker in the school office. The bumper stickers are free of charge.
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HONOR ROLL - 2ND GRADING PERIOD
Honor Roll (A&B Honor Roll - At least 3.5 GPA)
Kindergarten Five: Camila Echevarria
First Grade: Vanessa Alvarez, Camila Flores, Carolina Flores, Bella Garcia, Daniel Gonzalez, Glacey Lugo, Elias Marcayda, Samuel
Miro, Havana Nunez, Nicolas Oropesa, Maddox Paige, Oscar Quinones, Jayden Ramos, Joseph Saad
Second Grade: Christina Almuina, Adrian Amador, Santiago Garcia, Sebastian Llosa, Jason Nunez
Third Grade: Julian Acuna, Amaris Alvarez, Ayleen Amador, Jonathan Estrada, Adel Garcia, Jade Medina, Ashlyn Nunez, Perry Pitelli,
Bianca Santalla, Julio Silva
Fourth Grade: Adrian Alvarez, Jasmine Araoz, Christopher Bayo, Ashton Beck, Joie-Lucia Diaz, Jose Fernandez, Lizette Frometa,
Preston Howell, Ethan Jimenez, Daniel Lopez, Cecilia Marcayda, Kristina Megias, Sarah Milton, Linney Mirabal, Chloe Montenegro,
Julian Montoya, Michael Morales, Stephen Pella, Christopher Rodriguez, Emmee Rodriguez, Javier Sanchez, Angelica Santana, Javier
Taylor, Anthony Vazquez
Fifth Grade: Andrew Acosta, Jonathan Aguirre, Lauren Alonso, Sofia Araya, Gabriel Arria, John Bentacourt, Victoria Bonilla, Brandon
Carrillo, Asia Castellanos, Gabrielle Delatour, Cristina Fanfani, Natalie Gonzalez, Elizabeth Herrera, Caden Irvine, Bryan Leal, Daniella
Marrero, Matthew Mederos, Lucas Mendez, Sophia Milton, Samaya Perez, Amanda Ramos, Daniel Rodriguez, Gabriel Rodriguez,
Orestes Soler, Amanda Tesserot, Damian Vilarchao
Honor Roll (3.7 average - a minimum of four A’s, no grade lower than C)
Sixth Grade: Elizabeth Alonso, Victoria Alonso, Dena Barros, Matthew Borrego, Jonathan Carnero, Andrea Delgado, Emily Gonzalez,
David Jimenez, Leonard Lam, Julianne Manash, Cristina Northerner, Jessica Pankey, Nicolina Pereira, Sebastian Ponce, Karina
Raventos, Daniella Rubio, Gianna Sanchez, Manuel Sarmiento, Keilah Serralta, Fernando Serrano, Rommy Silva, Abigail Soriano,
Gabriella Valencia, Maxwell Weihl, Katherine Yac
Seventh Grade: Isabella Alicea, Fernando Arias, Lauren Cerda, Matthew Fagin, Joseph Fernandez, Vanessa Figueredo, Janelle
Forte, Joshua Gonzalez, Nicole Gonzalez, Cleyton Howell, Giuliana Jas, Gabriella Jim, Charisma Jolly, Annelee Kiliddjian, Adrian
Lengua, Mia Melo, Justin Nunez, Michael Padron, Eduardo Palenzuela, Sandra Pedre, Camila Perez, Zoe Rafols, Kyra Ramirez,
Michael Ramos, Lia Ramsey, Julian Rashid, Kayla Rivera, Alanna Rodriguez, Megan Rodriguez, Samuel Rodriguez, Bianca Suarez,
Isaac Sullivan
Eighth Grade: AJ Alvarez, Emanuel Arias, Emily Beltran, Jose Blanco, Nia Blanco, Alexia Borges, Ty Botana, Isabella Corrales, Jacob
Delgado, Javier A. Fernandez, Michael Fernandez, Alexia Fleites, Lillian Frometa, Nicole Garcia, Kassandra Gomez, Kylie Hunt, Sophia
Irias, Joshua Jimenez, Richard Leal, Nicholas Maggi, Marcos Mau, Maia Miloslavich Salvador, Sally Mina-Vargas, Adam Octala, Justin
Oro, Brandon Perez, Nicholas Perez, Emily Ramos, Emily Raspall, Ryan Rivas, Hannah Rosa, Britney Rubio, Jessica Torrente, Daniel
Villamil, Kevin Vittoria
Ninth Grade: Victoria Alonso, Matthew Benitez, Marcos Buznego, Madeleine Byers, Jeffrey Caldwell, Rebekah Carp, Diego Coviella,
Lauren Diaz, Cassidy Dorway, Danielle Garcia, Elyzabeth Hernandez, Michael Herrera, Nicole Hoffmeister, Ellianne Isidron, Kayla
Jolly, Matthew Lawrence, Melania Maccari, Hansel Marrero, Christian Marsellos, Kevin Meehan, Naia Mion-Bet, Marc Montero, Megan
Nunez, Ana Oceguera, Abi Perez Sotolongo, Jack Pertierra, Giancarlo Ponce, Camila Ramirez, Gabriela Rodriguez, Nicky Ruiz, Joel
Sosa, Emily Wahlenberg, Brittany Wellinghoff
Tenth Grade: Sabrina Acosta, Karina Alvarez, Anthony Arango, Erika Arias, Chase Beck, Belinda Blanco, Daniela Cerboncini,
Michelle-Su Chin, Victoria Cortizo, Christopher Dahlan, Stephanie Diaz, Laura Fernandez, Lauren Fuster, Melanie Garcia, Gabriela
Garrido, Veronica Gomez, Maikol Gonzalez, Carlos Henao, Cody Jimenez, Jessica Maristany, Adriana Martinez, Jessica Matat, Lucie
Mau, Lauren Penland, Gabriela Pineiro, Paula Pulgar-Vidal, Daniela Ramos, Katerina Rey, Amanda Rodriguez, Damaris Rodriguez,
Emily Sosa, Elliette Utset, Stephanie Valdes, Emily Vazquez
Eleventh Grade: Cynthia Acosta, Lorin Acosta, Alexander Alfonso, Brian Bolanos, Melissa Cabanas, John Cabauy, Mary-Angie
Canales, Ashley Castillo, Frank Chacon, Alyssa Chang, Nathalie De La Torre, Sabrina Donato, Andrew Echezabal, Nicholas
Esparragoza, Ray Fernandez, Kryten Garcia, Eduardo Hernandez, Christian Herschman, Nicole Javech, Emily Lago, Amanda
Lorenzo, Jenna Maggi, Alejandro Nodarse, Kaylee Padron, Eduardo Ramos, Oscar Ramos, Katie Reeder, Kristine Reynardus, Kaitlyn
Rodriguez, Megan Rodriguez, Seve Rodriguez, Casey Ruiz, Samantha Sardinas, Elizabeth Suarez
Twelfth Grade: Stephanie Acosta, Bianca Alonso, Natalia Baixeras, Christina Berndt, Zoilan Cabrera, Jose Campos, Jonathan Cerra,
Natalie Cora, Daniel Creel, Isabella Cueto, Carolina Dans, Gabriella DeMatas, Gabriel Diaz, Thalia Diaz, Haley Felder, Christian
Fernandez-Andes, David Gonzalez, Lilyette Gonzalez, Amanda Gutierrez, Amarys Hernandez, Hani Jardack, Orlando Mendez, Erick
Mendez-Boldt, Brandon Milian, Priya Nathani, Jared Octala, Joanthony Paris, Elise Pericles, Samuel Pimienta, Amanda Portillo, Kristine
Ramsey, Jenna Reisert, Christina Rodriguez, Matthew Santovenia, Sarah Serralta, Samantha Sosa, Jeremiah Tejedor, Natalia Tohme,
Enrique Vila Morales, Garrett Wicks, Veronica Williams, Lauren Williamson-Magarino, Rebekah Wright, Alexander Zimmerman
If your child made one of the Honor Rolls, you may pick up a “My Child Made the Honor Roll” bumper sticker in
the school office. The bumper stickers are free of charge.
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HONOR ROLL - 3RD GRADING PERIOD
Principal’s List (All A’s)
Kindergarten Five: Jacob Alvarez, Anjuli Balart, Javier Bichara, Danny De Los Santos, Sophia DiTommaso, Austin Fernandez, Bianca
Fluxa, Sofia Garcia, Charles Gonzalez, Brandon Luis, Allison Mantecon, Alexander Marquez, Madison Mederos, Isaac Menendez,
Diego Pacheco, Leonardo Trejos, Nicholas Velazco
First Grade: Joshua Acuna, Isabella Aguilera, Kiara Bango, Joshua Barba, Manuel Barcelo, Arianna Barrios, Sean Benedit, Genesis
Bosque, Andres Brito, Nicholas Bustos, Nicole Casamayor, Noah Caso-Markey, Alyssa Ceballos, Sofia Cecchi, Malia Chang, Skye
Dickinson, Diego Farina, Carlos Gonzalez, Catherine Gonzalez, Joaquin Gonzalez, Kaleb Jolly, Rebecca Kemerer, Christopher
Marquez, Gabriel Martinez, Daniela Mendez, Brianna Moreno, Jair Obando, Andrew Pena, Ella Pino, Amanda Rodriguez, Gina
Rodriguez, Jason Rodriguez, Richard Rollheiser, Brian Sanchez, Michael Say, Samuel Stemmer, Alejandro Suarez, Isaac Treto
Second Grade: Joshua Aguirre, Roberto Alvarez, Christina Almuina, Aubree Arango, Isabella Bonilla, Justin Brigman, Matthew Capo,
Thomas Caskey, Alejandro Cejas, Aiden Cuervo, Emma Dieguez, Angelo DiTommaso, Damian Farina, Ethan Gonzalez, Camila
Hernandez, Sofia Hernandez, Aniyah Herring, Justin Montoya, Valeria Moriano, Gabriela Netto, Sofia Netto, Jason Nunez, Samuel
Oliva, Angelica Otero, Katherine Padron, Aaron Perez, Ashley Perez, Cristina Pernas, Ricardo Rios, Katia Rivera, Katherine Rodriguez,
Gabriela Ruiz, Amy Suarez, Carolina Tapanes, Gabriela Tapanes, D’Andre Toledo, Matthew Valero, Nicole Vaz, Romel Vivar
Third Grade: Meagan Alvarez, Hannah Ayala, Austin Bailey, Zachary Bailey, Andres Balart, Miguel Bichara, Juliette Bryant, Jake
Camejo, John Castellanos, Mayaluna Castellanos, Nicholas Chong, Adrian Cordoba, Kevin Cruz, Ella Diaz, Evan Garcia, Aarik Gomez,
Sebastien Grillo, Matheus Guerra, Kirsten Hernandez, Patrick Herrera, Gabriela Membreno, Madison Noguera, Maya Ortiz, Cole
Pruessner, Sofia Raurell, Christopher Rivera, Lucas Ruiz, Matthew Say, Matthew Sicle, Amanda Soriano, Charlie Stemmer, Amanda
Tejeda, Emily Torres, Sophia Valdes, Sophia Viera
Fourth Grade: George Alexander, Samuel Alvarez, Christian Bosque, Jacob Brigman, Rachel Burke, Valery Casamayor, Sasha Cejas,
Angelica Cueto, Miranda De La Noval, Amanda Diaz, Matthew Diaz, Luna Dieguez, Michael English, Nina Gonzalez, Gabrielle Grillo,
Matthew Jalil, Samantha Kemerer, Mikaela King, Joel Lago, Jason Losada, Chloe Markey, Madison McDonald, Carolina Morales,
Michael Morales, Jorge Pernas, Christian Ramos, Abigail Rashid, Alexa Rodriguez, Raphael Ruiz
Fifth Grade: Raziel Aparicio-Gomez, Sofia Araya, Gabriel Arria, John Betancourt, Victoria Bonilla, Alexa Brown, Victoria Cabrera,
Priscilla Cevallos, Chloe Chang, Angelica Chavez, Carlos Cordoba, Joseph Delgado, AJ Diaz, Megan Diaz, Domenick Espinosa,
Nicholas Fernandez, Olivia Fernandez, Tommy Fernandez, Joseph Fernandez-Andes, Jonathan Gomez, Donald Harrington, Daniella
Harris, Katrina Hernandez, Raquel Hernandez, Caden Irvine, Bryan Leal, Rocio Lopez, Daniella Marrero, Matthew Megias, Sophia
Milton, Nicole Molina, Elizabeth Pella, Adrian Perez, Priscilla Pruna, Nicole Ramirez, Manuel Riesgo, Daniel Rodriguez, Thomas
Rowsey, Orestes Soler, Amanda Stoker, Amanda Tesserot, Max Torres, Emma Valenti, Yasmin Valiente, Isabella Vazquez, Damian
Vilarchao, Alexa Vivar
Sixth Grade: Joshua Amedee, David Araya, Rebecca Atencio, Richard Burke, Christian Davila, Rachel Hernandez, Carolina Ledon,
Elizabeth Lyons, Rebecca Menendez, Joseph Oceguera, Jason Pertierra, Carlos Rios, Isabella Rodriguez, Emily Ruiz, Renee Ruiz,
Brandon Sanchez
Seventh Grade: Sofia Abreu, Michelle Agudo, Joshua Bartley, Elizabeth Binef, Audrey Castellanos, Sophia Donato, Jenna English,
Andres Ledon, Stephany Matat, Hunter Norris, Kenneth Northerner, Gianna Ortiz, Jacqueline Padron, Hannah Reynardus, Robert
Ricelli, Stephanie Salcines, Natalie Santovenia, Brittany Scoggins, Santiago Stapel, Sergio Tejeda, Christopher Touma, Jonathan
Touma, Hannah Vivar
Eighth Grade: Nicolas Camejo, Gabriel Carreira, Natasha Gonzalez, Emily Herrera, Camila Hidalgo, Nicole Rodriguez, Karina Tohme
Ninth Grade: Nicole Fontela, Grace Harrington, Hope Morales
Tenth Grade: Rebecca Abreu, Jessica Barcelo, Kristine Bover, Alana Buznego, Arthur Lievano, Alexandra Perez, Jacqueline Roque,
Faith Vazquez, Stephanie Watkins
Eleventh Grade: Josiah Bazyler, Natalie Fernandez, Katelyn Godoy, Genesis Koussiafes, Michelle Lopez, Casey Lue, Vanessa
Marquez, Rafael Paz, Emily Roberts
Twelfth Grade: Alandra Alonso, Angelica Carcasses, Abdiel Cotto Irizarry, Michael Fernandez, Shantel Gomez, Richard Guerra,
Jazmin Liotta, Wyatt Sikora
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HONOR ROLL - 3RD GRADING PERIOD
Honor Roll (A&B Honor Roll - At least 3.5 GPA)
Kindergarten Five: Abigail Ardois, Daniela Canosa, Dylan Casal, Gino Chacon, Eden Del Rey, Hailey Dieguez, Camila Echevarria,
Carolina Echevarria, Gavriel Garcia, Brianna Gonzalez, Nicholas Lavandera, Osmanny Montano, Joseph Padron, Danielle Perez,
Matthew Perez, Dominick Rubio, Markus Ruiz, Olivia Serralta, Lucas Suarez, Daniella Torres, Michael Valdes
First Grade: Brandon Cruz, Camila Flores, Carolina Flores, Daniel Gonzalez, Ajay Jimenez, Glacey Lugo, Elias Marcayda, Allyssa
Noguera, Nicolas Oropesa, Maddox Paige, Oscar Quinones, Jayden Ramos, Alejandro Ruiz, Joseph Saad, Milana Sepulveda, Edward
Vaz
Second Grade: Adrian Amador, Charlie Cisneros, Santiago Garcia, Isabella Jorge, Sebastian Llosa, Emely Ravelo
Third Grade: Sofia Acuna, Julian Acuna, Amaris Alvarez, Julian Alvarez, Ayleen Amador, Jose Cabrera, Nicole Denis, Jonathan
Estrada, Adel Garcia, Bradley Garcia, Abby Hernandez, Natalie Hernandez, Jessica Leake, Jade Medina, Natalya Mesa, Perry Pitelli,
Nicolas Restrepo, Ana Rosas, Bianca Santalla
Fourth Grade: Aliya Acosta, Adrian Alvarez, Jasmine Araoz, Christopher Bayo, Ashton Beck, Diego de la Maza, Joie Diaz, Jose
Fernandez, Lizette Frometa, Edwardo Grillo, Ethan Jimenez, Daniel Lopez, Cecilia Marcayda, Kristina Megias, Sarah Milton, Linney
Mirabal, Chloe Montenegro, Julian Montoya, Stephen Pella, Lucas Perez, Christopher Rodriguez, Emmee Rodriguez, Javier Sanchez,
Angelica Santana, Javier Taylor, Anthony Vazquez
Fifth Grade: Andrew Acosta, Jonathan Aguirre, Lauren Alonso, Brandon Carrillo, Asia Castellnos, Gabrielle Delatour, Cristina Fanfani,
Daniel Garcia, Natalie Gonzalez, Kyle Guso, Elizabeth Herrera, Matthew Mederos, Lucas Mendez, Amanda Ramos, Priscilla Raventos,
Sofia Rivero, Gabriel Rodriguez
Honor Roll (3.7 average - a minimum of four A’s, no grade lower than C)
Sixth Grade: Elizabeth Alonso, Dena Barros, Matthew Borrego, Andrea Delgado, Eric Estape, Madison Estape, Emily Gonzalez,
Evelyn Gonzalez, Laura Gonzalez, Orlando Hernandez Bosch, Leonard Lam, Dillon Lue, Julianne Manash, Gianella Martinez-Gugliotta,
Jessica Pankey, Nicolina Pereira, Sebastian Ponce, Priscilla Pozo, Gianna Sanchez, Keilah Serralta, Fernando Serrano, Rommy Silva,
Eric Sosa, Gabriella Valencia, Lucas Villanueva, Maxwell Weihl, Katherine Yac
Seventh Grade: Isabella Alicea, Lauren Cerda, Matthew Fagin, Joseph Fernandez, Janelle Forte, Joshua Gonzalez, Nicole Gonzalez,
Annelee Kiliddjian, Adrian Lengua, Jonathan Lorenzo, Mia Melo, Justin Nunez, Michael Padron, Camila Perez, Michael Ramos, Lia
Ramsey, Kayla Rivera, Alanna Rodriguez, Megan Rodriguez, Bianca Suarez
Eighth Grade: Emily Beltran, Jose Blanco, Nathan Blanco, Nia Blanco, Alexia Borges, Isabella Corrales, Jacob Delgado, Javier A.
Fernandez, Lillian Frometa, Kassandra Gomez, Joshua Jimenez, Richard Leal, Marcos Mau, Adam Octala, Justin Oro, Katrina Padron,
Jose Pereira, Brandon Perez, Nicholas Perez, Emily Ramos, Hannah Rosa, Briney Rubio, Taylor San Miguel, Jessica Torrente, Kevin
Vittoria
Ninth Grade: Joseph Abella, Victoria Alonso, Marcos Buznego, Madeleine Byers, Jeffrey Caldwell, Rebekah Carp, Manuel-Alejandro
Chong, Diego Coviella, Lauren Diaz, Elyzabeth Hernandez, Nicole Hoffmeister, Ellianne Isidron, Kayla Jolly, Matthew Lawrence,
Mayte Lezcano, Hansel Marrero, Kevin Meehan, Ian Mendez, Naia Mion-Bet, Marc Montero, Megan Nunez, Ana Oceguera, Abi Perez
Sotolongo, Giancarlo Ponce, Camila Ramirez, Gabriela Rodriguez, Shannon Rowsey, Emily Wahlenberg, Brittany Wellinghoff
Tenth Grade: Karina Alvarez, Anthony Arango, Erika Arias, Chase Beck, Belinda Blanco, Alexis Castaneda, Daniela Cerboncini,
Michelle-Su Chin, Victoria Cortizo, Christopher Dahlan, Laura Fernandez, Lauren Fuster, Melanie Garcia, Gabriela Garrido, Carolina
Goizueta, Veronica Gomez, Maikol Gonzalez, Daniela Guevara, Carlos Henao, Kenneth Hernandez, Cody Jimenez, Sydni Liotta,
Jessica Maristany, Adriana Martinez, Lucie Mau, Fenando Mihaic, Lauren Penland, Gabriela Pineiro, Paula Pulgar-Vidal, Daniela
Ramos, David Ramos, Amanda Rodriguez, Damaris Rodriguez, Emily Sosa, Stephanie Valdes, Emily Vazquez
Eleventh Grade: Emily Abella, Cynthia Acosta, Alexander Alfonso, Brian Bolanos, Melissa Cabanas, John Cabauy, Victoria Camargo,
Ashley Castillo, Frank Chacon, Alyssa Chang, Sabrina Donato, Andrew Echezabal, Nicholas Esparragoza, Cassandra FernandezDieguez, Krysten Garcia, Emily Lago, Amanda Lorenzo, Jenna Maggi, Jonathan Martinez, Matthew Padilla Brizuela, Kaylee Padron,
Eduardo Ramos, Oscar Ramos, Catherine Ravelo, Kristine Reynardus, Kaitlyn Rodriguez, Megan Rodriguez, Rachel Rosal, Casey
Ruiz, Gabriela Sarmiento, Mark Simonitis
Twelfth Grade: Bianca Alonso, Vanessa Alvarez, Daniela Amador, Natalia Baixeras, Christina Berndt, Zoilan Cabrera, Armando
Camejo, Jose Campos, Jonathan Cerra, Natalie Cora, Daniel Creel, Isabella Cueto, Carolina Dans, Gabriel Diaz, Thalia Diaz, Christian
Fernandez-Andes, David Gonzalez, Amanda Gutierrez, Amarys Hernandez, Nicole Herrera, Hani Jardack, Alyssa Junco, Orlando
Mendez, Brandon Milian, Priya Nathani, Jared Octala, Elise Pericles, Samuel Pimienta, Amanda Portillo, Kristine Ramsey, Jenna
Reisert, Christina Rodriguez, Daniela Ruadez, Mathew Santovenia, Sarah Serralta, Jeremiah Tejedor, Natalia Tohme, Enrique Vila
Morales, Garrett Wicks, Veronica Williams, Lauren Williamson Magarino, Rebekah Wright, Alexander Zimmerman
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GEOGRAPHY BEE
A NOTE FROM KEY CLUB
During the second grading period, all students from
fourth to eighth grade participated in the class-level
rounds of the National Geography Bee, conducted
annually by the National Geographic Society. Every
Social Studies class conducted seven rounds, and
the student with the most correct answers for each
class was invited to compete in the school level competition. The school’s competition was held Wednesday, January 15, 2014, where the winner, second
and third runners-up were determined. The following
students represented their class at the school bee:
4A:
4B:
4C:
5A:
5B:
5C:
6A:
6B:
6C:
6D:
7A:
7B:
7C:
7D:
8A:
8B:
8C:
8D:
Raphael Ruiz, Alt: Matthew Diaz
Anthony Vazquez, Alt: Jasmine Araoz
Joie-Lucia Diaz, Alt: Jacob Brigman
Katrina Hernandez, Alt: John Betancourt
Nicholas Fernandez, Alt: Cristina Fanfani
Gabriel Arria, Alt: Adrian Perez
Sebastian Ponce, Alt: David Araya
Priscilla Pozo, Alt: Orlando Hernandez
Dillon Lue, Alt: Joshua Amedee
Jason Pertierra, Alt: Julianna Rendon
Hannah Vivar, Alt: Adrian Lengua
Robert Sotolongo, Alt: Anabelle Mendoza
Hannah Serralta, Alt: Samuel Rodriguez
Lauren Silva, Alt: Marc Maasland
Valentina Rueda, Alt: Emily Acosta
Tim King, Alt: Michael Fernandez
Javier A. Fernandez, Alt: Jayde Leake
Eric Alvarez, Alt: Sally Mina-Vargas
Special Congratulations to the School Winner and
Runners-Up: Winner: Tim King (8B), 2nd Place: Eric
Alvarez (8D), and 3rd Place: Javier A.Fernandez.
Tim King qualified to participate at the state-level
competition!
We are proud of Tim and all the Geo-Bee students!
Timothy King
1st Place
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Eric Alvarez
2nd Place
Javier Fernandez
3rd Place
On Dec. 7, 2014, the Key Club visited the Florida Baptist
Children’s Home during a Christmas Open House
for 16 children who live
there. We volunteered by
face painting, serving food
and drinks and spending
time with these wonderful
children. On Dec. 24th,
we surprised each of the
children with a $25 Visa gift
card as a Christmas gift on
behalf of FCS Key Club. All members had a great time
with the children.
By: Amanda Lorenzo, Key Club Treasurer
ISSF STAR STUDENTS
Each year, the Independent Schools of South Florida (ISSF), recognizes outstanding students from its member schools. This year, Florida Christian’s Star Students are:
12th grader Elise Pericles, 8th grader Britney Rubio and 5th grader Isabella Vazquez.
Elise Pericles is an officer in the National Honor Society and the Key Club. She is an outstanding student
and was selected as a Hall of Fame student and a Silver Knight nominee. She volunteers at Baptist Hospital and with the FCS Soccer program. She is also very active at her church where she teaches 3-year-olds,
sings in the choir, provides child care during small group and teaches baptism classes. Elise is caring and
compassionate, always willing to help her fellow students.
Britney Rubio exudes responsibility through her involvement in school, extracurricular activities and the
local church. She is an outstanding student and a member of the softball and cross country teams. Britney
is passionate about helping people, especially working with kids, but her zeal for the Lord exceeds all else.
Her actions are evidence of her desire to know, walk in truth and be used by the Lord.
Isabella Vazquez Along with being an excellent student, Isabella is a champion figure skater who enjoys
reading, drawing and baking. Isabella wants to be a lawyer and a skating coach when she grows up. Every
year her family volunteers with the Michael J. Fox Foundation and distributes Christmas gifts to children in
hospitals.
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FROM SCHOOL
THE GUIDANCE
& COUNSELING
DEPARTMENT
MIDDLE
STUDENTS
MAKING A POSITIVE
IMPACT
Mattern,
M.F.T.
KerryJanet
Wicks,
MiddleM.S.,
School
Principal
Fruit of the Spirit
6th Grade Fruit of the Spirit Award Winners: Gianella Martinez Gugliotta, Faith Escarda, Joshua Amedee, David Araya,
Jake Garcia, Carolina Ledon, Lucas Villanueva, Elizabeth Alonso, Jessica Panky, Madison Estape, Leonard Lam
A good tree cannot bear bad fruit, and a bad tree cannot bear good fruit. Every tree that does not bear good fruit is cut down
and thrown into the fire. Thus, by their fruit you will recognize them. Matthew 7:18-20
6th Grade
“By their fruit you will recognize them.”
It is with hearts overflowing with joy that the 6th grade teachers bestow the Fruit of the Spirit award to our students.
Elizabeth Alonso
Jake Garcia
Love: If I speak in the tongues of men and of angels but
have not love, I am a resounding gong or clanging cymbal.
I Corinthians 13.
Kindness: And be ye kind, one to another, tenderhearted,
forgiving one another, just as God, for Christ’s sake, hath
forgiven you. Ephesians 4:32.
Madison Estape and Carolina Ledon
Faith Escarda and Jessica Panky
Joy: Christian joy is manifested as we choose God’s
presence and promises in our lives.
Goodness: The good person, out of his good treasure,
brings forth good. Matthew 12:35
Gianella Martinez Gugliotta, Leonard Lam, David Araya
Lucas Villanueva
Peace: Whatsoever things are true, pure, lovely,
praiseworthy, think on these things. And the peace of God
which transcends all understanding will guard your hearts
and minds through Christ Jesus. Philippians 4:13.
Gentleness: Let your gentleness be evident to all. The Lord
is near. Philippians 4:5
Joshua Amedee and Jonathan Carnero
Self- Control: For the grace of God teaches us to live selfcontrolled, upright and godly lives in this present age.
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MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS MAKING A POSITIVE IMPACT
Fruit of the Spirit - By their fruit you will recognize them. Matthew 7:18-20
7th Grade Fruit of the Spirit Award Winner:
Joshua Gonzalez - Goodness and Kindness
Joshua has the gift of goodness and kindness. Joshua is
always willing to help with carrying and setting up the equipment. His kindness towards his classmates is seen in his
encouraging words and positive actions.
8th Grade Fruit of the Spirit Award Winners:
In His word, God purposely isolates 9 specific qualities, letting us know the extreme importance of these FRUITS of the
SPIRIT which he has made available to us through the HOLY
SPIRIT. In Galatians 5:22, God says, “But the fruit of the Spirit
is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, self-control.”
Mareena Rodriguez has made it a priority in her life to “hide
God’s word in her heart so that she might not sin against Him.”
Eve del Rey, Gabriel Carreira, Mareena Rodriguez, Tim King
She is willing to allow the Holy Spirit to work and transmit the
fruit into her personality making her a light that radiates the presence of God through her. She is willing to learn what
changes God will want to make in her, and then live, walk and operate in those changes with the help of the Holy Spirit.
Mrs. Quinlan
God sends each student into my class for them to learn from me and for me to learn from them. Through the talents that
God has given them, they have shown me reflections of Him. No student is perfect of course, but these make me smile
and I can honestly say that I am proud to be their teacher.
Eve del Rey – From the beginning, she has been kind, honest, and happy for others, - a true Patriot. She encourages
others to represent FCS well. I have watched her embrace her underclassmen with true respect and honor. She is a
beautiful person.
Tim King – My absentminded professor is a follower of the Lord, honest and steadfast in his faith. He may be quiet – but
I know the Lord will use him to move mountains.
Gabriel Carreira - Gabriel has the gift of faithfulness. He is true and trustworthy in the performance of the classroom
procedures. Gabriel is seen doing the right thing at the right time.
Mrs. Pericles
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6TH GRADE HOLOCAUST MUSEUM & BOTANICAL GARDENS TRIP
Last semester, the 6th grade class had the special opportunity to visit the Miami Beach Holocaust Museum and
Botanical Gardens. The field trip encompassed many scholarly experiences about history and the abounding
plants of South Florida. In addition, the students met a World War II survivor named Henry Flescher and asked
him questions about his inspirational journey. It was truly a memorable experience for all of the students.
Sixth Grade Class President, Rebecca Menendez, graciously wrote a letter to Mr. Flescher on behalf of the 6th
grade class and presented it to him as a memento of their learning experience.
Dear Mr. Henry Flescher,
My name is Rebecca Menendez and I am writing on behalf of my 6th grade FCS class. In Language Arts, we
read a historical fiction piece about a young Jewish boy who endured the horrific time of World War II while
relying on a promise from his father to generate courage, faith, and benevolence. Although we learned about
the horrors of warfare and combat, we never forgot the discrimination and persecution the Jews underwent
during World War II. While watching the enthusiasm from the class growing, our English teacher assigned a
group class project to learn through the literary world about the causes and effects of World War II. Because
of our famishment for history, we really indulged ourselves in the fact of how vulnerable the twenty-first century
really is.
Although the 6th grade class became quite adept historians, it could have never occurred without the progression of this tremendous experience. While learning about the oppression of one innocent and guiltless race,
questions came to mind about how bigots can easily develop into everlasting assailants. The idea of ghettos and concentration camps bewildered us and continually established an awareness of the maltreatment of
World War II. This made us mindful of how thankful we should be to live in the society we live in today, instead
of a communist or socialist country. My class understood that freedom in America should be cherished and
should remind us of the responsibility a sincere citizen should have. This excursion through the “echoes” of
World War II created an epitome of knowledge for my 6th grade class. Despite the different cultures, backgrounds, and talents my classmates have, we all increased our love for reading and history. I hope this letter
finds you well and brings you joy.
With Admiration,
The 6th grade FCS Class
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6TH GRADE HOLOCAUST MUSEUM & BOTANICAL GARDENS (con’d)
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FROM THE OFFICE OF COLLEGE COUNSELING
Griselda Bain, M. Ed.
The Miami Herald Silver Knight Award
The Miami Herald Silver Knight Award is one of
the nation’s most highly regarded student award
programs. This prestigious award is given to 15
academically outstanding high school seniors in Dade
and Broward County who use their talents and abilities
to serve their school and communities. The essential
qualification for a Silver Knight Nominee is community
service. A Silver Knight is one whose record of
service to the school and community is consistent
throughout their high school years. Leadership skills,
academic achievement, and excellence in a specific
subject area are important requirements as well.
As a Christian school, teaching students the
importance of service is a vital part of our mission
and this is evidenced by the caliber of our nominees.
This year Florida Christian School is honored to
be represented by four outstanding seniors who
embody the ideals of the Silver Knight Award.
English: Jenna Reisert
Jenna has a passion for helping students with
disabilities and has spent many hours volunteering
at the Learning Experience School. She became
aware of the financial needs of the Down Syndrome
Association of Miami and decided to plan a minigolf tournament. All proceeds of the event went to
the Down Syndrome Association of Miami to assist
students affected by Down syndrome and their families.
It is with great pride that Florida Christian School
presents 2014 Silver Knight Nominees and their projects:
Science: Elise Pericles
Because of her love for science, Elise desired to see a
Science National Honor Society chapter at FCS. She
initiated the chapter last year and then began to work
on a recycling project for the school. This year she
launched the Florida Christian Recycling Awareness
Project as part of her efforts to encourage eco-friendly
habits at school. It was a school-wide project that
allowed students to participate in a recycling initiative.
Digital and Interactive Media: Lauren Magarino
Lauren’s concern for victims of sex trafficking
led her to get involved with The Glory House of
Miami, a nonprofit organization for survivors of
this crime against humanity. Lauren produced the
video Doll to educate students about this issue.
She is also involved in fundraising for this project.
Journalism: Isabella Cueto
Isabella spent some volunteer time at the Miami
Rescue Mission and was deeply touched by the
suffering of victims of domestic violence. She
decided to interview the women and children
at the Miami Rescue Center and publish these
interviews. Her hope is that this book will serve as
a way to educate others about domestic violence.
FCS congratulates all four nominees and their families
for their outstanding community work and dedication to
academic excellence.
L to R:
Isabellla Cueto
Lauren Magarino
Jenna Reisert
Elise Pericles
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FROM THE OFFICE OF COLLEGE COUNSELING
Griselda Bain, M. Ed.
Congratulations to the FCS 2014 Graduating Class
Florida Christian School is very proud of the 2014 graduating class and wishes to congratulate them on their many
accomplishments. This year’s talented class applied to over 100 universities and they received acceptances to 65 of
them. Students will be attending universities throughout our state and country. The class of 2014 received over $500,000
in scholarships for academic and community service achievements. Their talents were numerous and Florida Christian
School was blessed by the impact they made on the students, the faculty and administration. As they take this next step
in their educational journey, the college guidance office wishes to congratulate all of our graduates and their families for
their outstanding contributions to FCS and to our community. May the future bring many new chapters of success as the
graduates continue to grow academically, professionally and spiritually.
Abilene Christian University
Barnard College
Baylor University
Barry University
Bluefield College
Boston University
Brigham Young University-Idaho
Broward College
Chapman University
Daytona State College
The Citadel
Columbia College
Covenant College
Drexel University
Elon University
Embry Riddle Aeronautical University
Emerson College
Flagler College
Florida Atlantic University
Florida Gulf Coast University
Florida International University
Florida Institute of Technology
Florida Polytechnic Institute
Florida State University
Fordham University
Full Sail University
Georgia Institute of Technology
George Washington University
Harding University
Hofstra University
Johnson & Wales University
Liberty University
Louisiana State University
Marymount Manhattan College
Miami Dade
Miami Dade Honors College
New York University
Northeastern University
Otterbein University
Pepperdine University
Presbyterian College
Purdue University
Savannah College of Art and Design
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St. Leo University
St. John’s University
St. Thomas University
Stetson University
Sterling College
Trinity International University
University of Alabama
University of Central Florida
University of Florida
University of Louisville
University of Massachusetts
University of Miami
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
University of North Colorado
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
University of Richmond
University of Rochester
University of South Florida
University of South Florida St. Petersburg
University of Texas-Austin
Wheaton College
Wingate University
SNAPSHOTS OF FCS
Learning Fun
Students in Mrs. Trapero’s class have fun
with fruit.
Treats and Love
Valentines Day in 2nd grade where the verse
of the day was John 3:16 “For God so loved
the world, He gave his only Son...”
Father’s Day in 3K
Mrs. Jeannin’s students and their fathers,
grandfathers and mothers enjoyed working
with wood and tools.
Fashion Fun
Shark!
Jeremiah begins his investigation of a baby
shark in Mr. Willoughby’s class.
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The students in Consumer Science
repurposed donated clothing to create new
outfits. The students enjoyed coming up with
their designs and those who donated clothing
were surprised to see how beautifully their
castoffs were transformed.
SNAPSHOTS OF FCS
Valedictorian
Vanessa Alvarez,
Class of 2014
Valedictorian,
turns to her fellow
graduates as she
speaks during the
senior graduation
in the FCS Alumni
Gymnasium.
Salutatorian
Jazmin Liotta,
Class of 2014
Salutatorian,
gives her speech
during the senior
graduation in
the FCS Alumni
Gymnasium.
Characters on Parade
Mrs. Ledon dressed as Raggedy Ann,
along with all of the first grade classes and
teachers, paraded from the West Campus
to the Main Campus wearing their book
character costumes.
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Book Characters
Bear Hugs
First grade classes wearing their book
character costumes.
Mrs. Garner’s 4K class enjoy their teddy bears.
SNAPSHOTS OF FCS
“I Pledge Allegiance”
Fifth graders say the pledges at the 5th
Grade Graduation Ceremony.
Nature by God
New ferns planted between the Martin
and Costner buildings help to beautify our
campus.
Awards
Mrs. Wright
presents an
award to Chloe
Chang during
the 5th Grade
Graduation
Ceremony.
Student Honored
All-Dade Baseball Players
Ruben Someillan and Alex Valverde at the
All-Dade Awards Breakfast.
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Orlando Mendez and Elise Pericles were
voted Mr. and Miss FCS and were crowned at
the Disney-themed Junior/Senior Banquet.
Congratulations to Elise and Orlando!
SNAPSHOTS OF FCS
Rent-A-Senior Day
Lauren Sosa, Kyra Ramirez
Science Exploration
Mrs. Velasquez guides Benji Safreed as he
conducts a science experiment.
Natasha Gonzalez, Sabrina Huici, Carolina Gonzalez, Nicole Herrera
Test Time
High schoolers concentrate on their exams.
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Michael Simko, James Swindoll
FROM THE GUIDANCE & COUNSELING DEPARTMENT
Janet Mattern, M.S., M.F.T. - Director of Guidance Counseling
“Discipline or Punish?”
According to the article, “Discipline or Punish”
(1) , do we punish or do we discipline? That is the
question. It would be profitable to take some time
to look at the difference between these two terms.
Although punishment and discipline are often used
interchangeably, in reality they are two very different
concepts. Webster’s Dictionary’s (2) definition of
‘punish’ is to prescribe a form of suffering in penalty
for (an offense), to treat harshly, to inflict punishment.
Discipline on the other hand is defined as, the training
of the mind and character, a branch of learning, control,
order, obedience to rules.
The article goes on to say that punishment is something
that comes from an outside source and insists on
obedience even as it stresses what a child should
not do. Discipline, on the other hand, emphasizes
what a child should do, and is something that comes
(or ought to come) from within the child. Why do we
punish children? As parents and educators, we punish
with the intent that the punishment will lead to better
discipline. The purpose of the punishment is to make a
child remember that something he or she did was not
acceptable and should not be repeated.
For a punishment to be effective it needs to be tailored
to fit the offence and offender both and it needs to
be preceded/succeeded by an explanation.
The
explanation is the discipline. In more simple terms,
discipline should precede
punishment.
If we
discipline first, in some situations it could eliminate the
need for punishment. The ultimate purpose and goal
of punishment and discipline is for the improvement or
prevention of mistakes or unacceptable behavior.
The author suggests the idea that when punishment
and discipline are effectively used, a child can be
molded into a complete and organized individual
ready to take his or her place in the world. Discipline
without punishment is easier when the parent or
educator make an effort to explain things to the child
and the child comes to recognize the rationale behind
a suggested act. The ultimate goal is for the act to
become a routine, systematized part of life- and then
we have discipline! Establishing a cause-and-effect
relationship before either disciplining or punishing will
ensure that the child is aware of the implications of his
or her actions.
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As Christian parents and educators, every possible
opportunity should be utilized to train up our children
according to God’s word, as we read Proverbs 22:6,
“Train up a child in the way he should go; and when he
is old, he will not depart from it.” (3) Notice that the
first word in the verse is, “Train”. Webster’s Dictionary’s
definition of discipline begins with the word training.
Our goal is to train and discipline, our children so they
know from within what they should do, as the meaning
of the word discipline entails. We want their minds and
characters to be molded from within so they will always
know what the right thing to do is. This is why God’s
word says it will never depart from them.
How will it not depart from them? Deuteronomy 11:1819 says, “Therefore shall ye lay up these my words in
your heart and in your soul, and bind them for a sign
upon your hand, that they may be as frontlets between
your eyes. And ye shall teach them your children,
speaking of them when thou sittest in thine house, and
when thou walkest by the way, when thou liests down,
and when thou risest up” (3). Simply put, God wants us
to teach His word to our children every waking moment
that we are with them. When you sit at home and when
you walk along the road, when you lie down and when
you get up. The key is to keep God’s word in the fore front of the minds of our children with consistency.
With the foundation of God’s Word instilled in our
children, their minds and characters will be molded so
they can become complete and organized individuals
ready to take their place in the world. Does this mean
they will never make mistakes? Of course not. Yet,
perhaps some mistakes can be avoided if we follow
God’s way of discipline. “A man who never makes
mistakes loses opportunities to learn something”(4).
With a clearer understanding of punishment and
discipline, I pray it is helpful in raising your children.
Any comments and questions are welcomed. You can
email me at [email protected].
Next article: To Spank or Not To Spank?
Resources:
1.Nayar, Nandini, Discipline or Punish?, July 30, 2009, www.teacherplusorg/cover-story/discipline-or-punish, retrieved from the internet on 2/2/2014.
2.The New Webster’s Library of Practical Information.
3.The Scofield Reference Bible, The Holy Bible, King James Version.
4.Author unknown.
“To Spank or Not To Spank?”
The previous Declaration article from Guidance and
Counseling found on the previous page, addressed
the topic of discipline and punishment. This article
addresses the topic of spanking. “To Spank or Not to
Spank”, (1) that is the question. This following article
on spanking was written by Archibald D. Hart, Ph.D.
who writes for the American Association of Christian
Counselors periodical, and it is reprinted here with
permission. It is one of the best articles I have read on
spanking and I believe it will answer the question, “To
Spank or Not to Spank”, and put your mind at ease.
“To Spank or Not To Spank”
In this day when the risk of being accused of child
abuse is high, is there any question more vexing to
parents than that of whether or not to spank a child?
Most experts now believe that physical discipline
is a throwback to an uncivilized age. Spanking is
outdated, they say, an inferior and unnecessary form
of punishment.
But is a “spanking”, when administered reasonably and
as a last resort, always bad? Is there no redeeming
aspect to the biblical mandate: “He who spares the
rod hates his son, but he who loves him is careful to
discipline him”? (Proverbs 13:24 NIV). Are there not
at least some circumstances that justify a physical
consequence to some bad behavior?
Why is spanking considered to be bad?
One of the reasons why any physical discipline is
viewed negatively is that it is seldom done reasonably
and properly. Invariably it teaches a child that hitting
someone is acceptable. I don’t doubt that this is a form
of aggression that can lead to child abuse when a
parent’s anger is out of control.
Most parents who resort to spanking, do so because
they have lost control over their anger, and when that
happens the punishment becomes abusive - and
always destructive to the parent/child relationship.
Even Christian parents, believing that they are following
the biblical mandate to “not spare the rod” have been
known to go too far and abuse a child. There have
even been cases where such parents, believeing that
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they are doing what God intends have punished a child
to the point of maiming or even killing the boy or girl hardly a witness to our faith!
I am sure that most parents reading this are not in this
category. They only want what is best for their child.
So, to clarify this issue, let me put the question this
way: does the potential for abuse mean that any form
of spanking, carried out reasonably and without anger,
is an unacceptable way to raise children today? I don’t
think so.
How common is spanking?
When you look at the research, pediatricians and child
psychologists can be divided over this issue. One
recent survey showed that 80% of parents admitted
that they had spanked a child - but only 10% felt it
was a good method of discipline. 70% regretted their
actions and wished they knew better methods.
Does a reasonable, minor spanking that does not harm
a child constitute abuse?
I don’t believe so. Black’s Law dictionary defines child
abuse as, “An intentional or neglectful physical or
emotional injury imposed on a child, including sexual
molestation” - clearly minor spanking does not qualify.
Does a spanking that bruises or causes a child to be
harmed constitute abuse? Yes it does. And here is the
rub: How can an angry parent know what constitutes
a reasonable punishment? You can’t take a spanking
back, nor can you undo the emotional harm that
occurs when a child experiences an unjust physical
punishment.
However, Let me also say that a parent withholding
love as punishment can be just as abusive as one who
beats a child. I have had many of my patients say to
me that they wished they had been spanked as a child.
The prolonged cold rejection of an indifferent parent
had done far more harm to them!
Balancing your discipline
So how can we achieve balance here? Here are some
suggestions:
1. First, let me make my position very clear here.
FROM THE GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING DEPARTMENT
Janet Mattern, M.S., M.F.T. - Director of Guidance Counseling
“To Spank or Not To Spank” (Continued)
The Proverbs 13:14 statement is NOT a mandate to
only use a physical form of punishment. We always
only read the first part and not the whole verse. It is
a mandate to discipline a child, and there are many
ways a parent can do this biblically besides reaching
for the nearest belt or stick and dragging your child to
the woodshed. It is the parent who never disciplines
‘that hates his or her child’.
2. No matter what discipline you use, at all costs
avoid doing it in anger. Wait until you have calmed
down. If necessary, tell your child that you will wait,
and then address the discipline issue when your
anger has passed - it will be more effective. Angry
parents who impulsively lash out and then rationalize
their behavior on the grounds that they are “doing it
biblically”, will have a lot to answer for!
3. Reserve a spank (which I prefer over ‘spanking’)
for severe misbehaviors, especially those that involve
the child being a danger to him/herself or others.
Throwing sand in another child’s eyes, in play or
when angry, or running into a busy street when told
not to, may warrant a physically painful, though not
damaging spank. The consequences of such behavior
more than justify this response.
4. Work at developing a better general system of
discipline that applies definite consequences for
unacceptable behaviors. These consequences should
ALWAYS be spelled out ahead (e.g. ‘timeout’) and
should be applied consistently. It is inconsistency of
discipline that undermines it. Whenever you say,
“The next time you do..., I will...”, mean it! Then do it!
You will be quite surprised how easy discipline then
becomes.
If you want more help, see my book “Stress and Your
Child”, Word Books.
Reference:
1. Hart, Archibald D., Ph.D., To Spank or Not to Spank,
Christian Counseling Connection, 2002/Issue 4, A
publication of the American Association of Christian
Counselors.
This article originally appeared in the 2002, Issue 4
edition of Christian Counseling Connection, a quarterly
newsletter published by the American Association of
Christian Counselors (www.AACC.net). Used with
permission.
JUNIOR CLASS COLLEGE TRIP
Junior Class College Trip
Mrs. Bain, our College Counselor, led the
annual college tour trip in February. This
trip allows FCS juniors to visit major state
universities, have guided tours and meet
current students who share their experiences with our students.
At Florida State University, Tallahassee
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CONGRATULATIONS
Florida Christian Senior High Choral Ensembles and solos
for earning all superiors at Florida Vocal Association Solo
and Ensemble Performance Assessments.
SENIOR HIGH SATB CHORUS received superiors for their performances of TonThe and Cantate Domino. Front Row: Nina Hernandez, Samantha Sardinas, Jo Reynardus, Josiah Bazyler, David Ramos, Michael Herrera, Amanda Gutierrez, Paola Cadena, Cynthia
Acosta. Second Row: Alyssa Chang, Melinda Diaz, Michelle Lopez, Jose Guillermo-Chayeb, Lucas Tejedor, Samuel Pimienta, Natalie
Silva, Mary-Angie Canales, Jacqueline Perez, Amarys Hernandez.
HONORS SENIOR HIGH WOMEN earned superiors in two different
categories for their performances of Psalm 100, Three Spanish Ballads, The
Rose, and Ma, He’s Makin’ Eyes at Me . Front Row: Elise Pericles, Hope Morales, Lauren Fuster, Gabriela Rodriguez, Jazmin Liotta. Second Row: Emily
Roberts, Sarah Serralta, Laura Fernandez, Lauren Alonso, Alexandra Perez,
Christina Rodriguez. Third Row: Victoria Cantrelle, Lauren Penland, Kristine
Bover, Rebekah Carp.
SUPERIOR VOCAL SOLOS: Sixth Grader: Keilah Serralta. Seventh Graders: Hannah Serralta, Isabella Alicea, Isabel Alvarez, Priscilla Del Prado, Jacqui Padron. Eighth Grader: Mareena Rodriguez. Senior High: Lauren Fuster,
Sarah Serralta, Laura Fernandez, Lauren Alonso, Christina Rodriguez, Victoria Cantrelle, Lauren Penland, Kristine Bover, Melinda Diaz.
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ALL-DADE ATHLETICS AWARDS BREAKFAST
L to R: Brianna Ernst, Nicole Jimenez, Katelyn Godoy, Ruben Someillan, Alex Valverde, Katia Rivera, Karli Smith, Wyatt Sikora, Stephanie
Acosta, Jonathan Cardoza, Faith Vazquez, Kristen Gomez
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Coach of the Year
Alicia Rivera
“STEPHANIE HERO”
This spring, the FCS Drama department performed “Stephanie Hero”, a magical theatrical experience
for all ages. With her father the king away and her mother not wanting the responsibility, Stephanie
is left to deal with all of the issues that arise in their kingdom due to the evil Leopold T. Bosco wanting
Stephanie all to himself. Despite being a young princess, Stephanie sets off to tackle the tasks that
right all the wrongs.
Congratulations to the drama students and Mrs. Fox, who presented an exciting and fun production.
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DRAMA DEPARTMENT
Mrs. Jessica Fox
The 2013-2014 school year held many highlights for the drama department! We are actively involved
in the International Thespian Society competitions for both middle and high school.
October: Senior troupe performed Almost, Maine at Districts.
-Earned straight Superior scores
-Alan Vives was awarded the All Star Cast member recognition
-Sabrina Diehl and Mark Simonitis won Best Supporting Actress and Actor for all of Dade County
-Best set and lighting for all of District 8 Thespians.
-Chosen to represent our district and perform our oneact at States!
November and December: The Jr. and Sr. Thespians performed over 60 Individual Event scenes
ranging from monologues, musical theatre, costume construction, playwriting, and set design. Far too
many students earned superior scores to list or even to register for states! Listed are the Critic’s
Choice winners from our troupe (best in the district in their category): A.J. Alvarez (Pantomime),
Emmyn Calleiro (Ensemble Acting), Natasha Gonzalez (Pantomime), Camila Hidalgo (Ensemble
Acting), Kaylin Jacamino (Ensemble Acting), Andres Mendez (Ensemble Acting and Pantomime),
Danielle Rayon (Costume Construction), Tatiana Perez-Villamayor (Ensemble Acting). Taylor San
Miguel (Pantomime), and Karina Tohme (Pantomime).
December: The Jr. Troupe took their one-act Penelope, Pride of the Pickle Factory to districts and
was the highest scoring production in the district. We were chosen to represent our district and
perform our one-act at States!
Spring: Our Main Stage production this year was Stefanie Hero. Students “flew” on silk lines above
the audience’s heads, learned to wield swords, and all performers adapted beautifully to their first
performance in the round. There was even an appearance from a 10 ft. tall dragon! We performed our
show for elementary through high school in matinees and family and friends in the evening
performances.
Both Jr. and Sr. one-act productions earned straight superior scores again at the state level. A.J.
Alvarez was awarded All Star Cast member for Penelope; David Gonzalez earned a Critic’s Choice
at the State level and performed his monologue for thousands (a first for our school!).
In the spring our middle school drama students competed at the FACCS regional and state Jr. Fine
Arts competition and helped contribute to FCS being the High Point Cup winner.
It was a great year for the drama department; the Lord truly blessed our work. The end of the year
held many sad goodbyes, as usual. Below are listed the Honor Thespian seniors who received
recognition at graduation:
Honor Thespians: (Over 600 hours served in the theatre department, outside of class)
Jordan Cox, Isabella Cueto, Lauren Magarino, Sophia Treto, Alan Vives
National Honor Thespians: (Over 1,200 hours served in the theatre department, outside of class)
David Gonzalez, Jared Octala
International Honor Thespian: (Over 1,800 hours served in the theatre department, outside of class)
Orlando Mendez Orly is the first to be awarded International Honor Thespian status in FCS Troupe
history!
We begin now thinking toward what next year will hold; production titles to be announced early in the
fall semester!
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HIGH SCHOOL RECOGNITION AWARDS
Subject
12th Grade
11th Grade
10th Grade
Alandra Alonso
Mark Simonitis
Honors English
Angelica Carcasses
Ashley Castillo
Jacqueline Roque
Hope Morales
English
Richard Guerra
Emily Lago
Emily Vazquez
Madeline Cisneros
Pre AP English
Alexandra Perez
Speech/Debate
Alexander Zimmerman
AP Calculus
Jazmin Liotta
Honors Calculus
Alandra Alonso
Calculus
Adrian Abreu
Honors Pre Calculus
Hani Jardack
Pre Calculus
Abdiel Cotto Irizarry
Honors Algebra II
Daniela Guevara
Algebra II
Emily Lago
Honors Geometry
Naia Mion-Bet
Geometry
Gabriela Rodriguez
Algebra I
Shannon Rowsey
Bible Philosophy
Erick Mendez-Boldt
Bible
Michael Fernandez
Honors Economics
Alandra Alonso
Economics
Isabella Cueto
Honors Government
Gabriel Diaz
Government
Jazmin Liotta
Michelle Lopez
AP US History
Ralph Paz
Honors US History
Rachel Rosal
US History
Josiah Bazyler
Alexis Castaneda
World Geography
Emily Vazquez
Honors World History
Hope Morales
World History
Nicole Fontela
Giancarlo Ponce
AP Biology
Alandra Alonso
AP Physics
Vanessa Alvarez
Physics
Mark Simonitis
Honors Anatomy
Katelyn Godoy
Anatomy
Orlando Mendez
AP Chemistry
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9th Grade
AP English
Oscar Ramos
Honors Chemistry
Daniela Guevara
Chemistry
Michael Parra
Honors Marine Biology
Cindy Weber
Marine Science
Alexander Zimmerman
Honors Environmental
Science
Daniel Creel
Environmental Science
Jared Octala
Honors Biology
Hope Morales
Biology
Giancarlo Ponce
HIGH SCHOOL RECOGNITION AWARDS
Subject
12th Grade
11th Grade
AP Spanish
Naomi Nunez-Leon
Spanish II
Rachel Rosal
Spanish II NonSpeaker
Jonathan Martinez
Spanish I
10th Grade
9th Grade
Jessica Barcelo
Spanish I NonSpeaker
AP Art
Michelle Lopez
Kristine Ramsey
Honors Art
Emily Abella
Art
Ashley Keen
Band - John Philip
Sousa Award
Amanda Portillo
Director’s Choice:
Women’s Honors Choir
Christina Rodriguez
Sarah Serralta
Women’s Choir
Carina Ruiz-Revuelta
Mixed Choir
Samuel Pimiento
Consumer Science
Angelica Agosto
Computers II
Melanie Morales
Computers I
Danielle Garcia
Drama
Sabrina Diehl
Seiny Gonzalez
Music Ministry
Christina Rodriguez
Speech/Debate
Alexander Zimmerman
Team Sports
Mario Fernandez
Personal Fitness
Ian Mendez
Shannon Rowsey
Health
Naia Mion-Bet
Yearbook
Isabella Cueto
Lauren Magarino
Outstanding Christian Testimony
12th Grade - Jeremiah Tejedor and Christina Berndt
11th Grade - Josiah Bazyler and Raquel Jauregui
10th Grade - David Ramos and Jacqueline Roque
9th Grade - Jeffrey Caldwell and Rebecca Jauregui
“Even small children are known by their actions...” Proverbs 20:11
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SENIOR HONORS
Valedictorian: Vanessa Alvarez
Salutatorian: Jazmin Liotta
President’s Award for Educational Excellence
Adrian Abreu
Jazmin Liotta
Alandra Alonso
Lauren Magarino
Bianca Alonso
Jose Marrero
Vanessa Alvarez
Orlando Mendez
Daniela Amador
Brandon Milian
Melanie Armero
Melissa Montemor
Lawrence Arroyo
Jared Octala
Christina Berndt
Ivan Permuy
Zoilan Cabrera
Samuel Pimienta
Armando Camejo
Amanda Portillo
Sophia Cazanas
Kristine Ramsey
Jonathan Cerra
Jenna Reisert
Daniel Creel
Jo Reynardus
Isabella Cueto
Brian Rodriguez
Carolina Dans
Christina Rodriguez
Gabriel Diaz
Michael Rodriguez
Melinda Diaz
Daniela Ruadez
Thalia Diaz
Sarah Serralta
Haley Felder
Wyatt Sikora
Michael Fernandez
Tyler Solorzano
Ace Fernandez
Natalia Tohme
Christian Fernandez-Andes
Sophia Treto
Shantel Gomez
Enrique Vila
David Gonzalez
Kyle West
Aaron Hale
Veronica Williams
Nicole Herrera
Rebekah Wright
Sabrina Huici
Alexander Zimmerman
Hani Jardack
Mr. & Miss FCS: Orlando Mendez and Elise Pericles
Principal’s Academic Athlete: Vanessa Alvarez
Outstanding Christian Athlete: Christina Berndt
Outstanding Christian Testimony:
Jeremiah Tejedor & Christina Berndt
Class Officers
President
Gabriel Diaz
Vice President
Isabella Cueto
Secretary
Carolina Dans
Treasurer
Jazmin Liotta
Chaplain
Luke Blosser
Class Rpresentatives: Gaby DeMatas and Nicole Herrera
National Honor Society Officers:
President
Nicole Herrera
Vice President
Elise Pericles
Secretary
Sarah Serralta
Treasurer
Vanessa Alvarez
Chaplain
Isabella Cueto
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Senior Athletic Awards
Vanessa Alvarez
Elise Pericles
Christina Berndt
Joshua Salazar
Moises Brador
Matthew Sanotvenia
Gabriel Diaz
Christopher Steel
Haley Felder
Jeremiah Tejedor
Outstanding Academic Achievement:
(Cumulative 4.35 grade point average or better for 4 years)
Alandra Alonso
Jazmin Liotta
Vanessa Alvarez
Orlando Mendez
Daniel Creel
Elise Pericles
Isabella Cueto
Kristine Ramsey
Gabriel Diaz
Daniela Ruadez
Thalia Diaz
Sarah Serralta
Hani Jardack
Wyatt Sikora
Senior Bible Presentations:
Alandra Alonso Nina Hernandez
Bianca Alonso
Nicole Herrera
Lawrence Arroyo
Christian Jane
A.J. Barba
Anthony Lopez
Steven Bencomo
Jose Marrero
John Benitez
Orlando Mendez
Luke Blosser
Melissa Montemor
Moises Brador
Jared Octala
Carolina Cavada
Amanda Portillo
Angela Cosculluela
Jo Reynardus
Daniel Creel
Brian Rodriguez
Gabriella DeMatas
Michael Anthony Rose
Gabriel Diaz
Matthew Sanchez
Thalia Diaz
Luis Santamarina
Haley Felder
Samantha Sosa
David Gonzalez
Ellie Spanioli
Jose Guilarte
Sophia Treto
Amanda Gutierrez
Cynthia Weber
Amarys Hernandez
Kyle West
Erik Hernandez
Garrett Wicks
Yearbook Editors:
Isabella Cueto and Lauren Magarino
Hall of Fame:
Vanessa Alvarez
Christina Berndt
Isabella Cueto
Gabriel Diaz
Thalia Diaz
Haley Felder
Nicole Herrera
Jazmin Liotta
Lauren Magarino
Orlando Mendez
Jared Octala
Elise Pericles
Sarah Serralta
Natalia Tohme
RECOGNITION AWARDS
Outstanding Academic Achievement
11th
10th
Rafael Paz
Alexandra Perez
Genesis Koussiafes
Lauren Fuster
Katelyn Godoy
Kristine Bover
Vanessa Marquez
Alana Buznego
Casey Lue
Jessica Barcelo
Kristine Reynardus
David Ramos
Emily Roberts
Carolina Goizueta
Matthew Padilla Brizuela Jacqueline Roque
Mark Simonitis
Stephanie Watkins
Rachel Rosal
Faith Vazquez
Jonathan Martinez
Rebecca Abreu
Michelle Lopez
Jessica Maristany
John Cabauy II
Alexis Castaneda
Amanda Lorenzo
Amanda Rodriguez
Victoria Camargo
Daniela Guevara
9th
8th
Hope Morales
Jose Blanco
Nicole Fontela
Nicolas Camejo
Grace Harrington
Gabriel Carreira
Brittany Wellinghoff
Lillian Frometa
Naia Mion-Bet
Emily Herrera
Ian Mendez
Camila Hidalgo
Megan Nunez
Nicole Rodriguez
Madeleine Byers
Karina Tohme
Marcos Buznego
Mayte Lezcano
Diego Coviella
Manuel-Alejandro Chong
7th
6th
Audrey Castellanos
Rebecca Atencio
Stephany Matat
Richard Burke
Kenneth Northerner
Carolina Ledon
Natalie Santovenia
Rebecca Menendez
Sergio Tejeda
Jason Pertierra
Hannah Vivar
Carlos Rios
Isabella Rodriguez
Brandon Sanchez
Eric Sosa
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President’s Award for Educational Excellence - 8th Grade
Brooke AlvarezJayde Leake
Sebastian Alvarez
Issaiah Llanes
Angelo AmbutNicholas Maggi
Emanuel AriasJoshua Mederos
Dalton Beck
Andres Mendez
Emily Beltran
Adam Octala
Jose Blanco
Justin Oro
Nathaniel Blanco
Marissa Orsini
Emmyn Calleiro
Katrina Padron
Nicolas Camejo
Laura Pedre
Gabriel Carreira
Brandon Perez
Isabella Corrales
Nicholas Perez
Jacob Delgado
Dorien Pericles
Javier A. Fernandez
Nicholas Queen
Michael Fernandez
Emily Ramos
Lillian Frometa
Nicole Rodriguez
Aldo Garcia
Hannah Rosa
Kryssa Garcia
Britney Rubio
Natasha Gonzalez
Karina Tohme
Kelly HenaoJessica Torrente
Kylie Hunt
Kevin Vittoria
Joshua Jimenez
Timothy King
11th Grade:
10th Grade:
9th Grade:
8th Grade:
7th Grade:
6th Grade:
Josiah Bazyler and Rachel Jauregui
David Ramos and Jacqueline Roque
Jeffrey Caldwell and Rebecca Jauregui
Timothy King and Britney Rubio
Mia Melo and Matthew Reisert
Dillon Lue and Andrea Delgado
MIDDLE SCHOOL RECOGNITION AWARDS
Subject
8th Grade
Art
Amanda Puigcerver
Marina VanderWal Foundation Artist Choice Award
Lauren Walker
Bible
Emily Herrera
7th Grade
6th Grade
Audrey Castellanos
Dillon Lue
Audrey Castellanos
Alanna Rodriguez
Rebecca Atencio, Elizabeth
Lyons, Gianella MartinezGugliotta,Rebecca Menendez, Katherine Yac
Band - Director’s Award
Kelly Henao
Samuel Rodriguez
Emily Ruiz
Band - Most Improved
Gabriel Carreira
Ethan Isidron
Leonard Lam
Choir
Emily Acosta
Hannah Vivar
Keilah Serralta
Computers
Timothy King
Christopher Touma
Consumer Science
Nia Blanco
Lia Walker and Isabella Martinez (Most Improved)
Drama
Andres Mendez
Patrizia Mariano
Victoria Alonso, Dena Barros
Language Arts
Priscilla Pozo
Language Arts Honors
Rebecca Atencio
Rebecca Menendez
English Honors
Gabriel Carreira
Hannah Vivar
English
Ryan Feldman
Camila Perez
English Most Improved
Kelly Henao, Katie Oneto
Math
Ty Botana, Richard Leal
Alanna Rodriguez
Math Honors
Gianella Martinez-Gugliotta
Rebecca Menendez
PreAlgebra Honors
Jenna English, Hannah Vivar
Algebra I Honors
Nicolas Camejo
Science
Maia Miloslavich Salvador
Mia Melo
Dillon Lue
Science Honors
Gabriel Carreira
Taylor San Miguel
Stephany Matat
Rebecca Menendez
Science Fair 1st Place
Christopher Touma
Social Studies
Katherine Yac
Social Studies Honors
Rebecca Atencio
Rebecca Menendez
World Studies
Megan Rodriguez
World Studies Honors
Hannah Vivar
History
Ryan Feldman
History Honors
Gabriel Carreira
Spanish
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Physical Education - Boys
Nick Camejo, Timothy King
Fernando Arias
Eric Estape
Physical Education - Girls
Eve Del Rey
Audrey Castellanos
Rebecca Menendez
ELEMENTARY RECOGNITION AWARDS
Student who demonstrates the highest level of Christian
attitude and testimony.
5KA Brandon Luis
5KB Mia Echevarria
5KC Carolina Echevarria
1A Ariana Barrios
1B Sofia Cecchi
1C Samuel Stemmer
2A Amy Suarez
2B D’Andre Toledo
2C Gabriela Netto
3A Christopher Rivera
3B Madison Noguera
3C Julian Alvarez
4A Abigail Rashid
4B Valery Casamayor
4C Chloe Markey
5A John Betancourt
5B Nicholas Fernandez
5C Daniel Rodriguez
Principal’s Award
Outstanding Academic Achievement
Highest Overall Average
5KA Javier Bichara
5KB Leonardo Trejos
5KC Bianca Fluxa
1A Manuel Barcelo
1B Jair Obando
1C Alyssa Ceballos
2A Alejandro Cejas
2B Aaron Perez
2C Sofia Netto
3A Maya Ortiz
3B Adrian Cordoba
3C Jake Camejo
4A Abigail Rashid
4B Carolina Morales
4C Christian Bosque
5A Katrina Hernandez
5B Daniella Harris
5C Carlos Cordoba
President’s Award for Educational Excellence - 5th Grade
Andrew Acosta
Raziel Aparicio-Gomez
Gabriel Arria
John Betancourt
Alexa Brown
Asia Castellanos
Priscilla Cevallos
Carlos Cordoba
Joseph Delgado
AJ Diaz
Megan Diaz
Nicholas Fernandez
Olivia Fernandez
Tommy Fernandez
Josheph Fernandez-Andes
Donald Harrington
Daniella Harris
Katrina Hernandez
Raquel Hernandez
Caden Irvine
Rocio Lopez
Daniella Marrero
Matthew Megias
Sophia Milton
Elizabeth Pella
Priscilla Pruna
Nicole Ramirez
Daniel Rodriguez
Thomas Rowsey
Amanda Stoker
Amanda Tesserot
Max Torres
Emma Valenti
Yasmin Valiente
Isabella Vazquez
Damian Vilarchao
Alexa Vivar
Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not
for human masters, since you know that you will receive an inheritance from
the Lord as a reward. It is the Lord Christ you are serving.
Colossians 3:23-24
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AND THE BAND PLAYED ON...
Mrs. Angela Goff and Mr. Tim Miner
2013-2014 High School Band Awards
First Year Award (Certificate)
Cassidy Dorway
Morgan Bert
Ellianne Isidron
Natalia Rosas
Andrews Mendoza
Kevin Meehan
Jack Pertierra
Denisse Velez
Matthew Lawrence
Jeffrey Caldwell
Nicholas Ruiz
Madeleine Byers
Grace Harrington
Rebecca Jauregui
Manny Chong
Mario Laborde
Christian Marsellos
Victor Cabrera
Rene Diaz
Hansel Marrero
Matthew Benitez
Joshua Arauz
Second Year Award (Band Pin)
Eric Echeverria
David Ramos
Maikol Gonzalez
Melanie Garcia
David Santamarina
Andres Alvarez
Josh Rivero
Carlos Henao
Daniela Guevara
Chase Beck
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Third Year Award (Letter)
Kaitlyn Rodriguez
Megan Rodriguez
Andrew Echezabal
Raquel Jauregui
Alexander Alfonso
Cesar Laborde
Antonio Vives
Michael Lopez
Ashley Castillo
Trey Beck
Matthew Martin
Fourth Year Award (Bar Pin)
Cindy Weber
Melissa Montemor
Nicole Herrera
Ellie Spanioli
Kimberly Clein
Jose Marrero
Austin Guilbeau
Jose Guilarte
Vanessa Alvarez
Luis Santamarina
Amanda Portillo
Michael Rose
Jazz: First Year Award (Certificate) Second Year Award (Swing)
Matthew LawrenceDavid Ramos
Madeleine ByersAndres Alvarez
Grace HarringtonJosh Rivero
Manny ChongAmanda Portillo
Mario LabordeMegan Rodriguez
Matthew BenitezChristian Fernandez-Andes
Maikol Gonzalez
Third Year Award (Blue Note)
Fourth Year Award (Record)
Austin GuilbeauNone
Andrew Echezabal
Cesar Laborde
Raquel JaureguiFifth Year Award (SSM)
Antonio VivesJose Marrero
Trey Beck
Michael Rose
Matthew Martin
Florida Bandmaster’s Association District 20 Honor Band (Certificate)
Madeleine Byers Matthew Lawrence
Manuel Chong Melissa Montemor
Andrew EchezabalAmanda Portillo
Daniela GuevaraDavid Ramos
Jose GuilarteMichael Rose
Grace HarringtonEllie Spanioli
Nicole HerreraStephen Cuesta
Solo and Ensemble MPA (Medal)
District - ExcellentDistrict Superior - State Excellent
Jeffrey CaldwellAndrew Echezabal
District - SuperiorDistrict Superior - State Superior
Manny Chong
David Ramos (2 District)
Cassidy DorwayMelissa Montemor
Grace HarringtonAmanda Portillo
Nicole Herrera
Matthew Lawrence
Nicholas Ruiz
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Band Officers:
President: Amanda Portillo
Vice President: Jose Guilarte
Secretary/Treasurer: Nicole Herrera
Public Relations: Cynthia Weber
Chaplain: Rachel Jauregui
Technology Officer: Antonio Vives
Librarian: Megan Rodriguez
Librarian: David Ramos
Fruit of the Spirit Pens:
Love: Kevin Meehan
Joy: Ellianne Isidron
Peace: Morgan Bert
Patience: Jack Pertierra
Kindness: Michael Rose
Goodness: Mario Laborde
Gentleness: Cassidy Dorway
Faithfulness: Austin Guilbeau
Self-Control: Matt Benitez
All-State Band:Unsung Hero Award:
Andrew EchezabalMelissa Montemor
David Ramos
Patrick S. Gilmore Award: Louis Armstrong Jazz Award:
Cassidy DorwayJose Marrero
Esprit de Corps Award:John Philip Sousa Award:
Cynthia WeberAmanda Portillo
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2013-2014 Middle School Awards - FBA District Music Performance Assessment
6th Grade Solo and Ensemble
7th Grade Solo and Ensemble
Excellent:
Lauren Fuentes
Evelyn Gonzalez
Sofia Rueda
Brandon Sanchez
Excellent:
Brandon Moreno
Justin Nunez
Matthew Reisert
Robert Ricelli
Santiago Stapel
Superiors:
Joshua Amedee
Ricky Burke III
Jonathan Carnero
Andrea Delgado (2)
Abigayle Marrero
Michael McDonald
Rebecca Menendez (2)
Jessica Pankey
Joseph Oceguera
Christopher Perez
Emily Ruiz
Gianna Sanchez
Fernando Serrano
Rommy Silva Jr.
Abigail Soriano (2)
Lucas Villanueva
Katherine Yac
Solo and Ensemble Above and Beyond:
Rebecca Menendez
Most Improved: Leonard Lam
Director’s Award: Emily Ruiz
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Superiors:
Sofia Abreu
Samantha Gonzalez
Ethan Isidron
Andres Ledon
Sofia Lopez
Anabelle Mendoza
Kyra Ramirez
Lia Ramsey
Samuel Rodriguez
James Swindoll
Sergio Tejeda
Solo and Ensemble Above and Beyond:
Samuel Rodriguez
Honor Band (Certificates): Lia Ramsey
Most Improved: Ethan Isidron
Director’s Award: Samuel Rodriguez
2013-2014 Middle School Awards - FBA District Music Performance Assessment
8th Grade
Band:
FBA: Combined with 7th grade received an Excellent rating at FBA District Music Performance Assessment.
FACCS Regional Competition: First Place
FACCS State Competition: First Place
Solo and Ensemble
Excellent:
Nelson Molina
Adam Octala
Isabel Vera
Superior:
Angelo Ambut
Jose Blanco Jr.
Gabriel Carreira
Isabella Corrales
Nicholas Donnelly
Aldo Garcia
Kelly Henao
Richard Leal
Julian Millan
Emily Raspall
Nicholas Queen
Ryan Rivas
Nicole Rodriguez
Joshua Goff
Brandon Perez
Most Improved:
Gabriel Carreira
Director’s Award:
Kelly Henao
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Honor Band:
Jose Blanco
Gabriel Carreira
Joshua Goff
Kelly Henao
Adam Octala
Emily Raspall
Ryan Rivas
Solo and Ensemble All Star Award:
Aldo Garcia
Joshua Goff
Richard Leal
Brandon Perez
Emily Raspall
Ryan Rivas
Isabella Corrales
BRAIN BOWL
From February 5 to February 9, 2014, 28 high schoolers and 3 chaperones went to Orlando to compete in
the FACCS Brain Bowl competition. For two days our Teams competed in what could be compared to a ‘team
jeopardy’, where we were questioned on various topics ranging from all levels of mathematics to world history
and social studies to Literature. Our C Team placed second in the state, and our A and B teams excelled in the
consolation rounds. When not competing, we also had the amazing opportunities to dive/snorkel in the Living
Seas at EPCOT and to participate in the Survival of the Fittest camp in Busch Gardens. Not only did we have an
absolutely incredible trip, but we grew closer as friends and made memories I will never forget.
- Kristine Reynardus
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ART GALLERY
Florida Christian School’s Art Department presented the 17th Annual Art Gallery on Friday, May 9, 2014. The theme was
“Unfailing Love”. This is a very well-attended event and this year’s turnout was outstanding. Students and their families
came to enjoy and admire the artists’ work. First through 12th grade students had works on display that evening. The night
was a celebration of talent: from the artwork to the fashions to the delicous foods, some prepared by our Consumer Science
students and all served by these students.
This year’s graduating class was honored and recognized for their outstanding talents. Many pieces were available for
sale and proud parents and other art collectors bought pieces in support of the Marina VanderWal Art Foundation. The Art
Gallery was a testimony to the God-given talent so many FCS students have. We all look forward to enjoying next year’s
Gallery!
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ELEMENTARY NEWS
Maria Lehnhard, Elementary Principal
Elementary Spiritual Emphasis Week was April 14-17 and featured Stephen Wilson from GodScience (www.
Godscience.info). Through the use of chemical demonstrations, Mr. Wilson illustrated “how sin can shatter
our lives and get us into an extreme mess. However, if we turn from our sins in true repentance, God will take
away our sins & make us as white as snow.”
The Little Farm at FCS
Our 3K and 4K students enjoyed a visit from the many small animals
brought to us by The Little Farm. Many students held farm animals for
the very first time! We are were grateful for the opportunity our young
students had to enjoy God’s creatures.
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ELEMENTARY NEWS
Dr. Seuss Day
Theodor Seuss Geisel, an American writer, poet and cartoonist ,was known as Dr. Seuss to countless children.
Our 3K - 5K classes have read many of his books. “Dr. Seuss Day” was celebrated with costumes and special
snacks including green eggs and ham. Even our teachers dressed the part!
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UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL
by: Isabella Cueto
“Our goal here is to make efficacious citizens,” Close Up
Program Instructor Candace Wilkinson told the students of
Workshop 2 upon their arrival. Junior and seniors traveled
to Washington, D.C. on January 12th to join one of the many
weekly seminars for high schoolers in the nation’s capital.
What those students did not know, however, was how much
greater their experience would be. From touring the Jefferson Memorial to taking an impromptu metro trip to Old Town
Alexandria with their chaperone, History teacher Mr. Chris
Rivera, the nine students got the experience of a lifetime
with the help of the Close Up Foundation.
Senior Alexander Zimmerman said, “I especially enjoyed
debating alongside [senior] Gabriel Diaz in the mock Congress and sneaking back to the Capitol for what we called a
‘Closer Up’ tour with Congressman Joe Garcia. I appreciated the chance to meet students from across the country
and to hear what they think on key issues, as well as to
meet key leaders, including Congresswoman Ileana RosLehtinen on the steps of the Capitol, Senators John McCain
and Marco Rubio, and staffers (just a few years older than
us) from Congressman Mario Diaz-Balart and Senator Bill
Nelson’s offices.”
After taking an FCS-only tour of the Capitol with South Afri-
can diplomats and Congressman Garcia, the representative
responded to junior Casey Ruiz on Twitter, writing, “It was
my pleasure. Hope you learned a lot @CloseUp_DC.”
Besides learning about history, government, and politics,
students also got to meet scores of other high schoolers
from across the United States. Freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors from New Jersey, California, Illinois, and
Georgia became peers in discussions and debates. In addition to workshops, the students were randomly arranged
into buses, and got to socialize during transfers between
memorials and museums. Overall, the Close Up trip was five
days of becoming familiar with the unfamiliar and expanding
horizons. Students became closer with one another, friendly
with strangers, and educated in effective citizenship.
LtoR: Andrew Zimmerman, Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, Hani
Jardack, Elizabeth Suarez, Casey Ruiz, Natalie Baixeras, Isabella
Cueto, Sophia Cazanas, Carolina Dans, Gabriel Diaz, Mr. Rivera
Senior students at the World War II Memorial
Meeting with Senators Marco Rubio and John McCain
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Florida Christian School
The
Declaration
SCHOOl ADMINISTRATION
Dr. Robert Andrews, Headmaster
Jim Arnold, Senior High School Principal
Kerry Wicks, Middle School Principal
Sherril Nealey, Assistant Elementary Principal
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Manuel Bersach
Ernie Diaz
Bob Felder, President
Ramon Fernandez-Andes, Treasurer
Frank Rivas
Emanuel Roque
Eric Schlottman, Secretary
David Swindoll
Bill Wicks, Vice President
CORPORATE BOARD
Manuel Bersach
Ernie Diaz
Herb Evelyn
Bob Felder
Ramon Fernandez-Andes
Gary Johnson
Bryan King
Joseph Padron
Frank Rivas
Ronell Rivera
Luis Rodriguez
Emanuel Roque
Eric Schlottman
David Swindoll
Bill Wicks
“AN EDUCATION TO BELIEVE IN”
Since 1968
K3-12th Grade
Biblical Worldview Training
College Prep Curriculum
AP and Honors Programs
Music and Fine Arts
Full Athletic Program
FCSmart Technology Initiative
Florida Christian School - 4200 SW 89 Avenue Miami, FL 33165 - (305) 226-8152

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