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Message from Mrs. Kunze
Today 78 students were recognized by teachers or staff for demonstrating exemplary character this past month. Thank you to PTSO and to Brucci's for our pasta lunch and CONGRATULATIONS to all of our students who were recognized.
Grades should have been updated in all classes today. I have two grades to enter for Mrs. Bishop's sub that I will enter Sunday morning.
Next week is Celebrate Literacy Week. Mrs. Gill has many fun activities planned for students, which include dress up days. Please encourage your child to participate.
Monday - Reading Rocks..wear funky socks
Tuesday - Hunt down a good book...wear camo
Wednesday - Hats off to a good book...wear a hat
Thursday - Score with a good book...wear your favorite team shirt or jersey
Friday - Raiders Read!...wear Swiss Point spiritwear
Representatives from Citigroup will be at Swiss Monday and Tuesday to present their 'Women in IT' program to 7th grade girls through their computer class with Ms. Hurst. 7th grade boys will go to the library during computer class.
Attention 8th grade parents: Swiss Point will host a High School 101 meeting this Thursday, January 28th at 6:30pm in the auditorium. We will share information with parents about high school academies, deadlines, graduation requirements, and selecting courses for next year.
Student Council is hosting our spring bash this Friday, January 29th from 2-5pm. Tickets are $5 and will be sold during lunches on Wednesday & Thursday. Students are also being asked to bring an individually wrapped snack to donate to the Ronald McDonald House. Pick-up from the bash will start at 4:50pm in the BACK bus loop. If you must pick up your child early, please tell them. Students leaving early will need to leave their backpack in the main office. Parents will then need to enter the school through the main office to get their child early.
Below is the FSA & EOC schedule, PLEASE mark your calendars and try not to schedule anything when your child will be testing. The tests are all back to back so squeezing in make-up exams is very difficult. If you are discussing schedules with a mom from a different middle school, our schedule is slightly different. The state selects schools every year to help calibrate each exam and Swiss was chosen for 6th grade math, so we must administer 6th grade math during the first week of testing.
Tuesday, March 1st - FSA Writing (120mins)
6th & 7th grades are paper/pencil
8th grade is computer-based
April 11th - 14th: 6th grade FSA Math
April 15th & 18th: 6th grade FSA Reading
April 19th - 22nd: 7th grade FSA Math
April 25th & 26th: 8th grade FSA Reading
April 27th & 28th: 7th grade FSA Reading
April 28th: 8th grade Statewide Science Assessment
(old FCAT Science)
May 2nd & 3rd: 8th grade FSA Math
May 4th - 6th: Civics EOC
May 9th & 10th: Algebra EOC
May 11th & 12th: Geometry EOC
The window for district final exams is May 13th through May 25th.
This Tuesday, January 26th, is the District's Teacher of the Year Banquet. Please join me in wishing Swiss Point's Teacher of the Year, Laurie Zentz, and Swiss Point's Rookie Teacher of the Year, Melissa Stanke, good luck!
The NJHS Field Trip to Disney is first come first serve basis as we will only fill one bus per grade level. Information was posted on Edmodo this morning and mentioned on the morning announcements starting today.
NJHS Disney Trip 7th grade and 8th grade packets are available in the library starting on Tuesday, January 19th. All required forms and money are due no later than 1:10 pm on Wednesday, January 27th. 7th graders turn in forms and money to Ms. Puett and 8th graders to Ms. White.
The forms will also be placed in a folder on Edmodo.
Thanks to all who participated in the Hoops for Heart Event last week. $268 was raised. YEAH!!
The mission of Expanding Your Horizons (EYH) North Florida is to encourage young women in local middle schools to pursue Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) studies and careers. Working in collaboration with local organizations, such as Johnson and Johnson Vision Care and The University of North Florida (UNF), EYH hosts an annual workshop that unites girls with female role models from diverse engineering and science fields and provides engaging and hands-on, STEM-inspired activities. The conference strives to peak the curiosity of young girls to reach new academic heights and to motivate them to become innovative and creative thinkers - ready to meet tomorrow's challenges and to become world-class technology leaders and innovators.
The next EYH workshop be will hosted on Saturday, March 5th at the University of North Florida (UNF) and will target young women in 5th - 8th grades. This day-long event will include fun, hands-on activities and give the young women a chance to meet local female role models and learn more about careers that involve STEM. Click on the website below to register.
Raider Hour activities this Thursday, January 28th.
Students who need to make-up a test or see a teacher for remediation takes precedence over attending a meeting. Academics are always top priority!!
Chess club in 580 w/Rizzuto
Student Council meeting in PE classroom w/O'Connor
History Fair Performances in MPR
Helfinstine's group
Debate Club in 335 w/Worth
NJHS meeting in auditorium w/White & Puett
FCA Leaders meeting on patio w/Casper
7th & 8th gr Art Club in 755 w/Montesano
Dreams Come True meeting in portable 1 w/Bower
Video Game Club meeting in 355 w/Toblin
Band Groups (French Horn Friends, Tuba Tutors, Baritone Buddies, and Bassoon Buddies) if needed
Character Counts B6 Club!
Open to all current 6th and 7th graders!
Club Meeting Tuesday, February 9th from 2:00-3:00 pm
Club Leader: Mrs. Worth
Rm 335
Swiss Point has a Shoparoo account. Shoparoo is an extremely easy way to fundraise for Swiss Point. All you have to do is download the app on your phone and take pictures of your shopping receipts. We earn points for each receipt, which turn into dollars for Swiss! How easy! Patroit Oaks just received $1,000. Please download the app today and enter Swiss Point's code - swub3488.
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PTSO Information
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SPMS PTSO is on Instagram!
Next Meeting
SPMS PTSO's next meeting is Monday, January 25th at 10 am in the Multi-Purpose Room at SPMS. ALL are welcome to attend and learn more about what your PTSO does for your school!
Why be a part of the PTSO?
1. To CONNECT with other parents
2. Be the FIRST to hear about important news and upcoming events at school
3. Have a VOICE in the activities and programs the PTSO supports
4. LEARN how the students and teachers of SPMS benefit from the work of the PTSO
5. Volunteer your TIME, at school or at home, to make a difference in our school community
The PTSO needs parents like YOU to help us, help the students and the school be the best it can be! We invite you to join us at any meeting to see what it is all about!
Spirit Wear Fridays!
Please remember to wear your Spirit Wear for "Spirit Fridays!" If you're lucky you just might get some ice cream during lunch for wearing it! Go Raiders!
We are currently seeking businesses that are interested in sponsoring events and becoming Partners in Education at SPMS. No donation is too small and we will work to find a way to support each other. Please contact Monina Mulleague at monina468@msn.com for more information and thank you for the consideration!
Please continue to turn in your Box Tops and Campbell soup labels. The money we raise from these items help support all sorts of things around the school including your teacher and student's needs.
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Cafeteria Information
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The St Johns County School District has release information regarding a parent guide to help answer and questions regarding the Food Service Department.
Lunch Menu for the Week of January 25th
Monday- Chicken Quesadilla Max, Max Cheese Sticks, Chicken Nuggets, Baby Carrot Dippers with LF Dressing Dunk Cup, Green Beans, Steamed Broccoli Florets, Marinara Dipping Sauce, Assorted Fruit, Dipping Sauce Dunk Cup, White Wheat Roll, Variety of Milk
Tuesday- Cheese or Pepperoni Calzonettes, Spicy Chicken Sandwich, Mini Corn Dogs, Cherry Tomato & Celery Dippers with LF Dressing Dunk Cup, Spinach & Romaine Salad with LF Dressing Dunk Cup, Baked Beans, Marinara Dipping Sauce, Assorted Fruit, Ketchup, Mustard, Variety of Milk
Wednesday- Cheese or Pepperoni Pizza, Chicken Nuggets, Cherry Tomato & Celery Dippers with LF Dressing Dunk Cup, Spinach & Romaine Salad with LF Dressing Dunk Cup, Corn, Fresh Apple Slices, Dipping Sauce Dunk Cup, Variety of Milk
Thursday- Pasta & Meatballs, Hot Dog, Chicken Nuggets, Cherry Tomato & Celery Dippers with LF Dressing Dunk Cup, Spinach & Romaine Salad with LF Dressing Dunk Cup, Steamed Carrots, Assorted Fruit, Dipping Sauce Dunk Cup, Ketchup, Mustard, Mayo, Variety of Milk
Friday- BBQ Chicken, Hamburger, Mini Corn Dog, Cherry Tomato & Celery Dippers with LF Dressing Dunk Cup, Spinach & Romaine Salad with LF Dressing Dunk Cup, Crispy Baked Potato Cuts, Choice of 100% Juice, Assorted Fruit, Ketchup, Mustard, Lettuce, Tomato, Pickle, Variety of Milk
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Daily Rotation
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For the Week January 25, 2016
Celebrate Literacy Week!
History Fair Continues in the MPR!
Monday, January 25- Silver Day- Reading Rocks
Citigroup in 7th grade computers
PTSO Meeting, 10-11:00 am, MRR
Musical Rehearsals, 2-5:00 pm, Drama Room
Girls and Boys Basketball Games starting at 5:30 pm versus MMS AT MMS.
Tuesday, January 26- Black Day- Camo Day
Citigroup in 7th grade computers
Musical Rehearsal, 2-4:00 pm, Auditorium
Basketball Practice, 2-5:30 pm, Gym
Math Counts, 2:15-3:00 pm, Room 565
ROY & TOY Banquet, evening, World Gold Village
Wednesday, January 27- Silver Day- 1pm dismissal- Hats off to a Good Book
Winterguard Practice, 1-5:30 pm, Gym
Supervised Testing for Students taking Virtual, 1-3:00 pm, lab 650
Girls and Boys Basketball Games starting at 5:30 pm versus PBMS AT Pacetti Bay. Tickets are $3.
Thursday, January 28- Black Day - Score with a Good Book
**Raider Hour- Early Release Schedule "
Dismissal at 2:00 pm
Math Counts, 2:15-3:00 pm, Room 565
Basketball Practice, 2-5:30 pm, Gym
Musical Rehearsal, 2-4:00 pm, Auditorium
HS 101 for 8th grade students, 6:30-8:00 pm, Auditorium
Friday, January 29- Silver Day- Raiders Read
Spring Bash, 2-5:00 pm, Gym
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Volunteer Information
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At this time there are no volunteer opportunities.
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Guidance News
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Guidance Counselors
Shelley Helfinstine-6th grade and 7th graders with last names beginning with A-L.
Tanya Moseley- 7th graders, last name ending in M-Z and the entire 8th grade.
Cynthia Dean- Testing Coordinator
Cynthia Casper- Guidance Secretary
Moseley's Food for Thought
Our Character Counts luncheon was today and 78 students received a Character Counts Award from teacher and staff nominations! What a large group, way to go students! A HUGE thank you to the PTSO for securing a pasta lunch from 'Hero's Eatery' for all of these students! Congratulations to these 78 students for their exemplary character! If your child received an award, please ask to see what their teacher wrote!
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SAC News
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Sarah Lewis, SAC Chair
School Advisory Council Meeting
Switzerland Point Middle School
Meeting Dates, 2015-2016 School Year
*Meetings Start Promptly at 3:30pm*
Wednesday, September 16th-
Wednesday, November 18th
Wednesday, January 20th
Wednesday, February 17th
No Meeting in March, 2015
Wednesday, April 20th
Wednesday, May 18st
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Media Center News
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Chris Southworth, Media Paraprofessional
Start collecting and bring to the library your elementary appropriate books for our Community Based Project with Hickory Creek. We will be donating these books to the 2nd grade classroom libraries. Deadline to bring in books to donate is January 25th.
Take pictures in front of your bookshelf at home to be posted in the Media Center. Send your "SHELFIES" to Mrs. Gill via email at judy.gill@stjohns.k12.fl.us
Many students forgot to bring their book back this week after break. Remind your student that they need to return books so they don't have fines.
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Band News
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There will be a Dunkin Donuts Coffee Sale starting January 25, 2016!
This year we added a new twist to our sale ---COFFEE FOR YOUR TEACHER FOR VALENTINE'S DAY. You can buy bags of regular DD Coffee, designate which teacher you would like to send coffee to and we will deliver to classroom with a pretty heart attached and we might sing or we might play a song!!! Please show appreciation to your teacher and our band!
Be on the lookout for order forms to be coming home this week or check the band website or FB!
**SPIRIT NIGHT** Firehouse Subs on February 3rd, 2016 - details coming soon!
Bozard Ford at the St. Augustine Outlet Mall on I-95 is giving a voucher for a free oil change, car wash, and vacuum for a $20 donation to our band program! To get a form, click here we will send the voucher home immediately with your student. It's a great deal and a great dealership!!! Thank you for supporting our band!
Get a SPMS Band decal to personalize your instrument case or car window! $5 each! Click this link to get the order form!
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The Middle Years
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The Middle Years, Working Together for School Success is a publication for students and parents which addresses issues specifically for middle school students. Sections of the publication include Short Stops, Questions/Answers, and Parent to Parent. These articles come out once a month with supplemental articles published frequently.
Click the publication date below to view: Articles include: Mixing Up Study Time, Math in your Mind and Middle School Dating
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From the Nurse
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Licensed Practical Nurse
547-8628
Current 6th grade parents: It is never too early to schedule a doctor's appointment for the REQUIRED Tdap vaccination that your child MUST have for 7th grade. Every year we have students who can not attend classes, because they have not received the vaccination. PLEASE plan ahead! We will take the Florida 680 Form (blue) at any time now through August.
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Athletics
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The Saint Johns Middle School Athletic Association ("SJMSAA") middle school sports program is not operated or sponsored by the St. Johns County School District. SJMSAA is an independent, private non-profit corporation, which uses District middle school names and facilities under a license agreement with the District, and which is solely responsible for the operation of the SJMSAA middle school sports program and its individual teams.
SPMS Winterguard
Good Luck Winterguard Raiders
on your competition this weekend!
Winterguard will be having a bake sale on January 30th from 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM at the Publix on 210. Please come by and support our Winterguard team.
Winterguard Shows and Competition begins this month. The schedule is:
Saturday, January 23, 2016 FFCC Color Guard Premiere East/Central at Lake Brantley HS (Altamonte Springs, FL)
Saturday, February 27, 2016 Cypress Creek HS (Orlando, FL)
Saturday, March 5, 2016 Fleming Island HS
Saturday, March 12, 2016 Freedom HS (Orlando, FL)
Saturday, March 19, 2016 Fletcher HS (Neptune Beach, FL)
Spring SJMSAA Baseball and Softball
Any student interested in trying out for the spring baseball and softball teams, please go to the St. Johns Middle School Athletic Association website to register. Again, registration is open now for solftball and baseball.
SJMSAA Baseball try-outs for will be from 3-5pm on Tuesday, January 19th, Thursday, January 21, and Friday January 22. There will be a study hall available from 2-3pm. Please contact Curtis Mack with any questions at Curtis.Mack@stjohns.k12.fl.us
SJMSAA Softball
St Johns Middle School Athletic Association's Softball registration is now open. Anyone interested in trying out for Swiss Point's softball team must register online at https://www.sjmsaa.com/sports/softball/
before January 6th when registration closes. There is no cost to register.
Tryouts will be held in mid-January. A coach will contact you with the dates and times of tryouts. Players will be notified the last week of January and will need to finalize their registration online and pay the $245 fee.
Practices will be in February and the season starts the 1st week of March. (Games will be on Tuesday's & Thursday's.)
If you have any questions, please contact the commissioner.
***Please note: Swiss Point is also looking for a Softball Coach. If you might be interested in this volunteer position, please contact the commissioner.
Ed Campbell, Commissioner of Girls Softball SJMSAA campbell4@comcast.net
SJMSAA Tennis
Registration for try outs is now open for tennis.Tennis try outs will be January 27 and 28 2:30-3:30. Players will be notified by January 29. The pros will email you the list.
Clinics will start the week of Feb 15. Matches start March 3.
Matches will be March 3,10,17,31 April 7,14,21,28 May 5. Play offs May 12. Please check the SJMSAA website for information.
SPMS Basketball
Click here to view the SPMS 2015-2016 Boys and Girls Basketball Schedule.Congratulations to the basketball teams. The Girls are 2-1 and the Boys are 1-2! The teams play Monday and Wednesday. Check the Daily Rotation section for teams, location and times. Go Raiders!
SJMSAA Golf
Tryouts were already held and the roster will be posted in a future Raider Rap. Please check the St. Johns Middle School Athletic Association website for more information.
Field of Dreams Baseball Registration Open
Registration is now open for Field of Dreams: Special Needs Baseball for youth in our area. FOD baseball has grown from 4 teams in 2011 to 10 teams and over 140 children with special needs. We anticipate more growth in 2016! Opening Day is Saturday February 6!
Creeks Track & Field
2016 Spring Season Information:
Registration now open.
Season Dates: March 14th - May 22
(The week of May 23rd may be used in case of rain make-up dates)
Choose from a flexible practice schedule. Creeks Track offers either a 1-day or 2-day practice schedule.
Cost: 1-day Practice week $80.00
2-day Practice week $130.00
Practice Days will be Monday and Thursday from 6:00 - 7:30 at Bartram Trail High School. There is a Family Discount of $5.00 per child if you register more than one child. After March 12th, a $25.00 late registration fee will be added.
Please see our website at www.caatrackandfield.com
to register. Under the CREEKS TRACK & FIELD tab, please see the 2016 Spring Track and Field Season for all registration information.
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Policy Reminders
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We have been informed by the district that ALL parents that plan on entering the building during the day before or after school ,even if students are not in the building, need to be cleared. We are asking that EVERY parent or guardian that might be on campus for a conference, IEP meeting, 504 meeting or for anything else, PLEASE click on the link below to register for access.
NOTE: Access files are good for 3 years. Please do not apply again but call the school that you wish to have access to and they will help get the file updated. Call the school also to add SPMS to your list of schools you wish to have access to.
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Student's Corner
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Masquerade Dance
SPMS will be hosting the "Masquerade Mardi Gras" Dance on Friday, January 29th after school from 2-5 pm. The cost for tickets is $5 plus an individually wrapped snack that will go to help families staying at the Ronald McDonald House in Jacksonville. Also, a portion of the proceeds will be given to the American Cancer Society. Pre-sales for tickets will take place Jan. 26th and 28th during all lunches. Students will receive a Mardi Gras mask with their ticket to wear to the dance. Tickets will also be sold at the door. Make sure that your child brings extra money for snacks. Pickup starts at 4:50pm in the back bus loop.
Dress up Theme Days for Celebrate Literacy
Monday: Reading rocks-Wear Funky Socks
Tuesday: Hunt down a good book-Wear Camo
Wednesday: Hats off to a good book-Wear your favorite hat
Thursday: Score with a good book-Wear your favorite sport team colors
Friday: Raiders Read-Wear SPMS clothing.
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8th Grade Corner
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Information on High School Academies 2015-2016
Timeline
January 21 Online Application OPENS for newly applying 8th and 9th grade students
Jan. 25- Feb. 4 Proposed Academy Nights (see schedule below)
February 5 St. Johns County Center for the Arts AUDITIONS at SAHS - You must bring your printed application form.
February 8 Registration Deadline - Online - Registration will be closed at midnight.
July 1 Last day to appeal
Any questions regarding Bartram Academies, please contact Michelle Kisch at michelle.kisch@stjohns.k12.fl.us
All academies need to be applied for through student's HAC accounts
Academy Nights - Each high school will host an informational 2016 Academy Night. All parents interested in attending one of the academies should make plans to attend these events. Each Academy Night will begin at 6pm.
February 1 - St. Augustine (6:00 p.m.) ALL St. Johns County Center for the Arts requests must apply by February 4, 2016. (Auditions at SAHS will occur on February 5, 2016)
February 1 - St. Johns Technical (5:30 p.m.)
January 28 - Allen D. Nease
January 27 - Pedro Menendez
February 2 - Creekside
February 4 - Bartram Trail (new date)
January 25 - Ponte Vedra
Welcome to the Bear Nation- BTHS Parent/Student Night
Notice from Trevor Abbs, Assistant Principal
On Thursday, February 11 @6:30pm, Bartram Trail High School will be hosting our annual "Welcome to Bear Nation!" 8th grade parent/student night.
In an effort to make the occasion more engaging, relevant, and fun to our rising 9th grade students and parents, we have reformatted our traditional event.
The event will now occur in three phases:
1. Academic Presentation (in auditorium)
- o Last Names A-K @6:30pm
- o Last Names L-Z @6:55pm
2. Extracurricular Presentation (in gymnasium)
- o Last Names L-Z @6:30pm
- o Last Names A-K: @6:55pm
3. Open house (in 9th grade center)
- o All 8th grade parents/students
In order to making this event a success, we are asking for your help! To help promote the event, I have attached a flier to this email. In addition, to better cater the event to our 8th grade parents/students, we would like to know what questions they have prior to the night. Questions should be emailed directly to me or tweeted to @BartramTrail.
Most importantly, I want to stress that this night is for PARENTS and STUDENTS. We hope that the revamped format will make for a great experience and want to invite you to the event as well!
Trevor Abbs
Assistant Principal
Bartram Trail High School
7399 Longleaf Pine Parkway
St. Johns, FL 32259
(904) 547-8351
Lost Items Still From Washington DC
There are several very expensive black jackets left from the 8th grade Washington DC trip.
BTHS AVID College Prep
The Bartram Trail High School's AVID College Prep Program is currently accepting applications for Rising 9th Graders for the 2016-2017 school year. This college preparatory program provides skills and strategies for academic success and college readiness. Apply Online Today! Go to the BTHS AVID College Prep website:
http://www-bths.stjohns.k12.fl.us/avid/
Click on the Link for Rising 9th Grade Application. The deadline to apply is January 29, 2016!
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Beyond the Bell
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We currently have openings in Beyond the Bell. If you are interested, please refer to the Extended Day Tab on the SPMS website for directions to register. All forms and fees must be paid prior to your child attending Beyond the Bell.
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From the District
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Superintendent's Report
Approved District Calendar for 2016-2017
Click here to view the approved 2015-2016 District Master Calendar.
Gifted Parent Advisory Council Meeting
The next Gifted Parent Advisory Council Meeting will be held on Thursday, March 3 at Gamble Rogers Middle School from 4:30-5:30 pm. This meeting is held four times a year and is open to all parents from throughout the district K-12. The final meeting of the year will be held at Mill Creek Elementary on Thursday, April 21, 5:30-6:30.
Teachers Are Out of this World: A Stellar Celebration
The 2015-2016 Teachers of the Year and Rookie Teachers of the Year have been selected from each of the district's 38 schools and were recognized at the monthly School Board meeting last night.
These nominees represent the very best among St. Johns County School District teachers. Their colleagues have selected them for this prestigious honor, and they will advance to compete for the countywide title.
Nominations for the 2015-2016 Rookie Teacher of the Year have been submitted by 36 of the district's schools. Eligible teachers must have taught less than three years.
This is the ninth year that the Rookie Teacher of the Year competition has been held. These nominees represent the top of their profession among new teachers, and will go on to compete for the countywide title.
The overall winner will be announced at the annual Teacher of the Year and Rookie Teacher of the Year Celebration on Tuesday, January 26 at the Renaissance Resort at the World Golf Village. The St. Johns County Teacher of the Year will then be included for consideration as the Florida Department of Education Macy's Teacher of the Year 2016.
The awards banquet is produced by Investing in Kids (INK) to recognize excellence in the teaching profession and is sponsored, in part, by THE PLAYERS, Beaver Toyota/Scion and Leonard's Studios.
Attached are the lists of nominees. For additional information and tickets to the event, contact Donna Lueders at INK, (904) 547-7120.
Character Counts! 6 Pillars 6K/3K Run/Walk
Click here to view the media release regarding the Character Counts! 6 Pillars 6K/3K Run/Walk to be held on Saturday, February 6, 1016 at 9 am at Palencia Elementary School. Race proceeds will support Character Counts initiatives throughout St. Johns County School District.
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Flagler College Tennis Program
Fundraisers: Pro-Am Tournaments
January 30th: Marsh Creek Country Club: 169 Marshside Dr, St Augustine, FL 32080,(904) 461-1101
Click here to view flyer regarding the Flagler College Tennis Program Spring 2016 Schedule
Mary Poppins Press Release:
Floating in air is Mary Poppins style. This magical well -loved nanny will float onto the Bartram stage creating her whimsical aurora. You don't want to miss this captivating experience when the Bartram Trail High School Theatre Department proudly presents Mary Poppins. Through special arrangements with Music Theatre International, you'll be singing and dancing in your seat to the music and lyrics by Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman.
Mary Poppins
Performance Dates: March 10, 11, and 12, 2016@ 7pm
March 12 and 13, 2016 @2pm
**Special Event: March 13, 2016@4:30pm
Mary Poppins Tea Party-photo shoot with Mary and her friends, tea, cookies, and cupcakes
Bartram Trail High School Auditorium
7399 Longleaf Pine Parkway
St. Johns, FL
Ticket Prices: $10.00 for all ages and all performances.
Mary Poppins Tea Party Tickets: $10.00/child/student
Parents are welcome at no cost.
For advance ticket sales, call the Bartram Trail High School theatre department @904-547-8340, email ava.fixel@stjohns.k12.fl.us or go online to the Bartram Trail High School website home page to purchase tickets. To purchase tea party tickets, please email bthsmarypoppins@gmail.com
Remaining tickets will be sold at the auditorium box office one hour prior to each performance.
In His Image: Special Needs Conference
There will be a In His Image Special Needs Conference at Fruit Cove Baptist Church on January 23, 2016 from 9-2:30 pm in the Studio. Click the bottom 2 links below for more information.
Camp Composition
Click here to view informational flyer regarding Camp Composition, a writing camp to help students in grades 4-11 earn higher FSA scores and also acquire stronger lifelong writing skills. Scholarships are available. Camps run from January 23-February 27, 2016.
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