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Our P-Tech interns at Ogallala common’s orientation in Amarillo at the WT enterprise center.
Attention incoming freshman, if you are registered to take the college course EDUC 1300 during Summer Session II (beginning July 10th), you must attend the College 101 Boot Camp at the High School. Parents, please contact the High School to confirm your child will be in attendance.
SPC College 101 Boot Camp
June 29, 2023
9:00am - 12:00pm
High School Library
This is only for incoming freshmen who registered to take EDUC 1300 during Summer Session II
Please have your child here at 8:30 am to check out their laptop in the TIP room.
Contact - Mrs. Flores @ 806-983-2340 to confirm your child will be in attendance.
SENIOR CLASS OF 2023:
Your diploma packet is ready to be picked up. Suppose you owe a school fine, e.g., laptop, library, calculator, or band. You must take care of your fine before you can receive your diploma.
REMINDER: Please return the diploma cover you handed on stage at graduation. The correct cover will be given to you when you pick up your diploma. If you have already picked up your certificate and did not receive the cover, please come by Mrs. Flores’s office to get yours.
Scholarships: For those seniors who received local scholarships, you may pick up your scholarship in Mrs. Flores's office. You must provide proof of enrollment from the college you will be attending in the Fall.
Summer Office Hours:
Monday - Thursday
8:00-12:00 & 1:00 -3:00
Mrs. Flores can be reached at 806-983-2340 ext: 210
The following softball student athletes have been named to the Texas Girls Coaches Association (TGCA) 2A Softball All-State Team.
Danielle Zavala - Outfield
Analise Perez - Infield Shortstop
Carisa Fernandez - Outfield
The Softball Committee of the Texas Girls Coaches Association has also selected Carisa Fernandez as an Alternate for the 2A All-Star Team.
Splash into Science in Florida with Mr. Payen and some of his students. They are in the Everglades National Park participating in the Sounds of the Land Lab with some alligators!
Attention all incoming seniors! TTU will be hosting an Application Workshop which will prepare students for the application process, best practices and tips, and additional resources to assist you on applying for college. This presentation is available for all students planning to apply for college. Just a reminder, ApplyTexas Application opens July 3rd and the Common App opens August 1st.
This event is available virtual through zoom or in Lubbock (see schedule for dates and time).
https://www.depts.ttu.edu/admissions/appworkshop/ApplicationWorkshops_flyer23.pdf
Floydada Collegiate ISD is hiring!
Senior Parents: Graduation day is upon us!! Students need to report to the old high school band hall building May 25th, at 5:15 to get ready to line up for the ceremony. Remember, no decorated hats or cords. Congrats! We made it!
Attention all Summer I Dual Credit Students:
If you are registered to take a College Course during the Summer I session, you may stop by the High School TIP room tomorrow to check out your laptop. A list of students has been provided to Mr. Vega. Classes begin on June 5th.
Summer Band Trip Update
The trip as it was formally designed for this summer has been cancelled.
The Booster Officers, along with myself and Mrs. Ware, met on Friday afternoon, got creative, and found a solution that will benefit all band students, including graduating seniors. Here are the details for all future summer events for the band:
We will now fund Floydada band students to attend any summer camp of their choosing, up to the amount fundraised by the kids and divided equally, every summer. This will allow parents to choose camps within their preferred driving distance. There are exceptional camps at SWOSU, TTU, SPC, and WTAMU, among others. Students can register for the camp, provide registration information to a Director, and the Boosters will send a check in that amount or the amount based on fundraising, whichever is appropriate, directly to the camp. This provides much more flexibility and should allow more students to participate if desired. This also solves our liability and limited finance issues, while following all UIL rules related to trips associated with the band program and district (i.e. all trips required to be educational or have educational components).
For seniors, on the year of graduation they will have the amount added to their scholarships. This new system will also allow us to give more meaningful scholarship amounts to students. Until now, we’ve only been able to give on average $150 per student or less for senior scholarships. I have been trying to boost this amount for the last few years, and with this new format we will be able to give amounts ranging from $600 to $1400. This will be more impactful for these seniors as they transition into college and adulthood. To receive the scholarship, like most other schools, they will have to provide proof of college course registration and show a GPA of at least 2.0 by either the end of the first or second semester to receive the scholarship.
We apologize for the sudden change to this summer’s plans, but we really had no other choice. This solution will benefit all students, including seniors, and provide greater access to these camps that will grow and strengthen our band kids and their skills. If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to myself, Mrs. Ware, or a Booster officer.
Warm regards,
Franklin Piland
Director of Bands, Floydada Collegiate ISD
Baccalaureate is a 6:00pm at First Baptist Church Sunday, May 21st. Please come and help us celebrate this special time. Seniors will need to wear their caps and gowns.
Senior Parents: Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of next week, seniors report to school at 9:00am for activities related to graduation. Wednesday May 24th seniors report to the gym at 9:00am for graduation practice and pictures, then at 11:00 they will go to Duncan for a walk through with the kinder graduates. You are welcome to attend the walk through.
Anthony Garcia, Elenna Foster, & Tatum Glasscock were recognized at the Onward Energy Scholarship presentation. Anthony received a $5000 scholarship, and Elenna and Tatum each received a $2,000 scholarship. Congratulations to each of you!
Congratulations to Kimberly Alvarado and Ariel Alvarado! Kimberly will complete the CNA program through SPC this week and Ariel has completed the Phlebotomy program through SPC and is now a certified phlebotomist! We are very proud of you both!
Congratulations to Luis Gonzalez, Thomas Adams, Donovan Rocha, Adam
Delgado, Marcus Collins, and Saul Reyes for receiving there BASF Plant
Science Certification!
These students were recognized at last Monday's Academic Banquet for earning between 3 hours and 32 hours of dual credit during the 2022-2023 school year! We are so proud of their hard work and determination for a bright future!
Students do not pay for dual credit at FCISD!
FCISD Parents! Our district needs your help! Please use this QR code or link to give us your feedback!
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Reminders for Senior Parents: Senior Day out in Amarillo is tomorrow. We will leave at 8:00am and return around 6:00pm. Also, Baccalaureate is May 21st at 6:00 pm at First Baptist Church. Please come and celebrate this special time with your graduate.
Senior Parents: We will be taking up senior laptops tomorrow, Monday May 15th. Please be sure your child brings their laptop, charger with charging cord, and backpack to be collected. We will begin in the morning.