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President’s Pen Terri Fischer

Volume 19, Issue 8

April 2019

Randall Middle School

Dear Randall Families,

We are in the home stretch of the school year, and there are many important happenings from upcoming FSA tests,

PTA Awards, new committee/board nominations, incoming 5th Graders, and updates on our school cross walk situation.

Though it is the last 9 weeks, it is certainly not slowing down!

First and foremost, our PTSA has donated money to our school so that they can hire a private crossing guard for the

Fishhawk Crossing/Fishhawk Blvd intersection. The PTSA decided this was a high priority once we learned other schools

were able to do this. I attended a county commissioner meeting this morning, April 3rd, where they voted on a 3-year

plan to phase in crossing guards at all middle schools in the county. I am happy to report that the measure passed

unanimously, and we will look forward to the crossing guard implementation! Randall Administration and our PTSA

want you to know that your children’s safety is a top priority for us. We will be using your existing PTSA funds that are

normally set aside for campus beautification to fund the crossing guard through the end of this school year.

Please be sure to look for the emails from our Principal, Mrs. Mawhinney, to be aware of our FSA testing schedule. It is

so important to keep up to date on this and help our kids as best we can with extra study sessions and healthy

breakfasts!

We will be hosting the incoming 6th graders (now 5th graders) for an ice cream social on April 11th from 5-6:30 to

help familiarize them with our school. Welcome to our new Hawks!

Our PTSA is sponsoring an educational vaping program for anyone, parents and kids alike, who would like to attend. It

will be held at Newsome auditorium on April 24th at 6:30pm in the Media Center. Parents, please help us arm our

children with the information they need to keep themselves safe, healthy, and away from these new dangers.

We have begun our hunt for new PTSA board and committee nominations! We have many amazing PTSA members

who have generously given of their time, and we are happy to see so many of them volunteer for the next school year.

However, there are many open slots for the 2019/20 school year that will need to be filled. Please consider volunteering

to aid our school and our children next year; you have no idea what a difference you will make in your child’s life and in

our community! If you are interested in nominating yourself or others, please contact Megan Bourgeois at

[email protected] to find out how you can be a part of our amazing team next year!

Last, but not least, we are so happy to be able to celebrate our PTSA award nominees for the Hillsborough County PTA

Awards at the April 11th Volunteer Gala. See page 2 for more details of our nominees. We are so proud of them all!

Terri Fischer

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.randallptsa.org/


PTSA District Awards

Ty Walck

T he Hillsborough County Council PTA/PTSA hosts an awards ceremony each year to honor our local PTA/PTSA

units for their hard work. Randall PTSA has chosen our nominees for the many awards that will be given at

this ceremony to highlight those who have gone above and beyond in our school and our PTSA. Though every

single one of our nominees is a winner in our school and in our heart, we hope that we may see them bring home

the district award on April 11th at the gala! We know our nominees have truly fulfilled the purposes of the PTA:

• To promote the welfare of children and youth in home, school, community and place of worship

• To raise the standards of home life

• To secure adequate laws for the care and protection of children and youth

• To bring into closer relation the home & school, that parents and teacher may cooperate intelligently in the

education of children and youth.

Awards:

• Principal of the Year: Claire Mawhinney, Randall Principal

• Superman (Male Engagement): Michael Oliver, 6th Grade Vice Principal

• Instructional Person of the Year: Cynthia Hardy, Media Specialist

• Non-Instructional Person of the Year: Tammie Ferger, Principal’s Secretary

• PTA President of the Year: Terri Fischer

• Student of the Year: Maren Ping, 8th Grade

• Volunteer of the Year: Megan Bourgeois

In addition to all our members that are nominated for awards, we have put forth our Memorial Day Tribute for the

Family Involvement Award. We are proud of our students, parents, and civics teachers who worked to make sure

our 9/11 victims are never forgotten. We also nominated our PTSA Photo Contest for the Arts in Education award.

Thank you to Terri Fischer who makes sure all our budding young photographers have the outlet they deserve in

our community.

We are so proud of our Randall volunteers, because we were able to enter our PTSA for an award for volunteer

hours. We needed to reach two times our membership numbers for volunteer hours, and we made it! Our mem-

bers have volunteered over 3144 hours this year so far, and our numbers are still climbing. Thank you SO MUCH to

the 1123 members of our PTSA who give tirelessly of themselves for our children. You have no idea how much you

are appreciated!

Randall PTSA AWARDS




Randall FFA News Kassie Mendenhall

I t has been a BUSY and SUCCESSFUL spring season for our Randall FFA. Four students showed their goats at the Florida State

Fair in February. Hayden Richardson, Hayley de la Serna, Gillian Metheson and Kaitlin Zelatis. Gillian and Hayley received blue

ribbons for their showmanship skills! Congratulations to all our goats and gals for making Randall shine!

Our FFA students also taught the public about various aspects of the agriculture industry at the Florida State Fair too. Ten stu-

dents showed their chickens and participated in the Ask Me Booth where they answer the public’s questions about their animals.

Congratulations goes to the Randall FFA Nursery and Landscape team (Caden Welton, Savannah Hall, Evan Vogt, Pablo Parada)

for placing 6th in the state and to the Floriculture team (Alex Lugo, Jessie Baker, Becca Jones) for placing 9th in the state!

In strawberry festival news…..

Spencer Baylor exhibited his steer project and placed 2nd in his class! He also was the Reserve Champion in the Lightweight Divi-

sion, weighing less than 1099 pounds!

Dallas Edwards and Ciera Diaz sold their swine projects too. Dallas and “Tuition” placed 4th in their class and were also called back

for showmanship and placed 3rd! Ciera and “Maple” placed 6th!

Congratulations to Erica Bradner who participated in the District 9 Ornamental Horticulture Demonstration. She placed 2nd after

showing the judges how to make an Aloe Green Tea Face Scrub!

Eleven Students sold their plants at the Strawberry Festival Youth Plant Sale and Show. The plants were part of a live auction and

sold to the highest bidder.

A TTENTION SIXTH GRADE PARENTS: Before starting seventh grade in a Hillsborough County Public School, students

are required to have record of the following additional immunization on file at the school:

Tdap

Many students get this shot at their 11 or 12 year old well-child visit. Record of immunization can be submitted to the

front office anytime before the start of the next school year. Please contact your school nurse at

[email protected] with questions or concerns.

C LINIC CLOTHING DONATIONS: We are currently collecting gently used clothing and new

packages of socks and underwear in all sizes for our Randall Clinic to give to students as

needed. Thank you in advance for your donations!

Sarah Huffman, RN BSN

School Nurse

Important School News




PTSA Information

PTSA Sponsors Author

Visit from Brian Wells

O n March 27th, Mrs. Hardy and the PTSA sponsored an author visit from

Brian Wells. Mr. Wells spoke to every 6th grader during their Language

Arts class. He discussed not only his book, “The League and the Lantern,” but

he talked to the students about the importance of making life their own story.

“Every successful person I have met has one thing in common. They all failed.

And, they all learned from their failures and tried again.” He reminded them

that everyone makes mistakes and takes those moments as an opportunity to

learn from them and become a better person. Mr. Wells has worked on tv spe-

cials for NBC, ABC, CBS, and The Hallmark Channel. He also worked as an exec-

utive director on 15 movies for tv including Return to Nim’s Island, and Dear

Dumb Diary. A huge thank you to Mrs. Hardy for arranging this event. We are

so lucky to have her at our school! And, a huge thank you for supporting the

PTSA so we can sponsor these programs for our students.

Spirit Night Patricia Fry T hanks Hawk Families for all your support with our monthly spirit

nights. The local restaurants also thank you for supporting them. FH

Pizza, our February Spirit Night restaurant, donated $91.45 last month. Our

grand total for this school year is: $679.95. Mark your calendar for the next

spirit nights:

Monday, April 15th– Chipotle (5:00-9:00pm)

Wednesday, May 8th-Chick-Fil-A on Bloomingdale (All Day)

Thank you for your Support!

T he 8th Grade School Dance is nearly here! Our PTSA has been hard at work preparing for

the upcoming event, and you won’t want to miss it!

A Night To Remember

Friday, April 26th: 7-9pm

Tickets: $10

Tickets will most likely be available starting April 17th before school or during lunches for purchase.




Programs and Recognition

5th Grade Ice Cream Social and Open House

Patricia Sanders

Science Olympiad

O ur Science Olympiad team went to the State Science

Olympiad Competition on March 30th and did an

amazing job. We are so proud of them!

STEM Field Trip

Our field trip is almost here! It is on April 5th we are going

to be enjoying some new activities at the Space Center.

Looking forward to a great day of fun and learning!

Bridge Building

Our Bridge Building teams had their bridges evaluated

and tested for pressure on Feb. 16th at USF.

SSEP

We are waiting on news about the launch of the Student

Spaceflight Experiment Program. Group members are:

Payton Hardy, Sydney Jacobson, Riana Basista, and Alex-

ander Januario. Mrs. Vaughn is the sponsor of this activity.

The team will be presenting their project during the sum-

mer in Washington D.C.

Representing

The Randall STEM Club was represented several times in

March. First at the MacDill STEM Day, then recently at

STEM night at Fishhawk Creek.

Randall Middle School

Invites our future Hawks to an ice cream social!

Who: All 5th Graders (and parents) scheduled to

attend RMS for the 2019-2020 school year

When: Thursday, April 11, 5-6:30pm

Where: Randall Middle School

5:00-6:00 Enjoy ice cream in the student cafeteria and

a walk around tour of the school

6:00-6:30 Welcome Presentation and introductions in

the RMS gym

**Parking will not be available before 4:45pm

Relay For Life Donna Martinez

Relay for Life 2019 was a great success because of some generous adults

and hard-working students! We raised over $1000 from the pork sand-

wich meal deal and line dancing. A total of $6334 was raised by the Ran-

dall Relay for Life Team and Club for the 2018/19 school year!

Thank you to Mr. Ricky Martinez and Rocco, Mr. Dennis Rooney, Mrs.

Stafford, The Grous Family, Terri Fischer, Mrs. Lori Deschnow, Mrs. Car-

penter, Mikayla and Makenzie Anderson, Olivia Rhoads, and all the Ran-

dall student and parent volunteers! I could not have pulled it off without

you.




Matthew Kessie

Hailey Thomson

Madison Haley

Ethan Jones

Ava O’Donnell

Hannah Paycheck

Dakota Vercher

Isabella Pupo

Hudson Basquill

Christopher Urbiola

Savannah McCall

Andrew Haldane

Corrina Phelps

Tara Pierce

Athan Huskey

Ezra Carpenter

Jacob Delgado

Scarlett Elia

Ashley Kohlmeier

Kayla Rodrigues

Reese Weicht

Lorenzo Lajcha-Ciccio

Hallie Wolpert

Alec Belteau

Samay Patal

Heidi Lieu

Owen Melovich

David Bordas

Alexa Whiteside

Isabella Odom

Jesseca Jimmie

Hayden Jenkins

Christian Short

Evan Ebdrup

Reilly Kuhar

Hayden Richardson

Jasmin Mena

Isabella Spiegel

Sam Walz

Kole Elizando

Jacob Czarniak

Amelia Koonce

Jessica Baker

Ava Paroda

Dempsey McHugh

Lucas Sallet

Caroline Waldron

Morgan McGuiness

Karyna Boettger-Chairperson

C ongratulations to our April Students of the Month! March’s students have already been

recognized, but we will celebrate our April students on Thursday, April 4th during their lunch

period with a cupcake, Student of the Month Water bottle and a gourmet lollipop. Thanks to the Fishhawk

Winn Dixie for supporting our Student of the Month program. Great job students!!

April

6th Grade 7th Grade 8th Grade




Melissa Miller 6th Grade Counselor

H ere is the important information for you to be aware of in April:

1. Please be sure you’re regularly checking both the student’s Edsby account as well as the parent’s account because there

is different information on each of them. Keep in touch with teachers via email in order to ensure your children are doing well.

More information can be found at mySPOT at myspot.sdhc.k12.fl.us

2. Students have three opportunities each semester to pass their classes. They need to earn at least two points (three for high

school credit classes) each semester for each core class which includes 1st quarter, 2nd quarter and the semester exam. An A is

worth 4 points, a B is 3 points, a C is 2 points, a D is 1 point and an F is 0 points. Of course, it’s best to earn at least A’s and B’s

in high school credit classes in order to keep that GPA up.

3. Randall’s Kindness Club “Start With Hello” has meetings on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays in Room 501 (Ms. Kirby’s room) from

8:30 to 9:15. If you have a Kindness Club t-shirt, be sure to wear it on these club days. Applications can be gotten from Ms.

Kirby, 6th grade History and Reading teacher, in room 501. There is a $20 fee which includes a t-shirt although there’s only a

limited number left, and those payments should be given to Ms. Kirby in room 501 or Ms. Miller, 6th grade Counselor, in the

guidance office. Students can also sign up on Edsby to be a part of this group and get important information. Look for activi-

ties and information on our bulletin board outside of the art room near the media center! The club members have adopted

Booker T Washington Elementary School and have organized a drive to collect new socks and new toiletries and books. Dona-

tions can be brought to room 501. : )

4. We have been giving out treats during lunches on Fridays for students who have been given a “Kindness Kudo” by their teach-

ers. 3 names are drawn from each lunch.

5. There will be no school on Monday 4/8 and Friday 4/19…enjoy your time off!

6. There will be an incoming 6th graders’ Ice Cream Social and Open House on Thursday 4/11 from 5:00 to 6:30 pm in the cafete-

ria and gym and 6th grade classrooms.

7. The 6th grade FSA Writing test will be on Tuesday 4/2 and the make-up day will be Wednesday 4/3. Please be here on time

well-rested and with a full belly. The 7th grade FSA Writing test will be on Wednesday 4/3, and the 8th grade test will be on

Thursday 4/4.

8. Report cards for 3rd quarter will be available online on Wednesday 4/10.

9. Nature’s Classroom fieldtrip will be on Monday 4/15 through Wednesday 4/17 for all 6th graders so be sure you’ve turned in

your permission forms and $10 to your homeroom teacher.

10. The beautiful NJHS induction ceremony will be on Monday 4/15 at 6:00 pm in the gym.

11. Conference Night will be on Thursday 4/25 from 5 to 7 pm so be sure to come if you’re worried about your child’s grades.

12. You can keep up on the happenings at Randall through parent links that are sent out at least weekly by Ms. Mawhinney, the

principal, but you need to have a current email address in our computer system. You can also get lots of information through

this newsletter and through Edsby and through our school’s website at randall.mysdhc.org and on our electronic marquee in

the front of the school.

13. Ms. Miller is the 6th grade counselor and can be reached at [email protected] or at 740-3900 x255. Ms. Roberts is the 7th grade

counselor and can be reached at [email protected] or at 740-3900 x233. Ms. Richards is the 8th grade counselor and can be

reached at [email protected] or at 740-3900 x231. Email is probably the easiest way to reach the counselors since they are in

and out of their offices frequently. In the guidance office we also have Ms. Hutchings, the Literacy Coach, and she can be reached at na-

[email protected] or at 740-3900 x234. Our Military Family Life Counselor is Ms. Alsing, and she’s at Randall Mondays, Tuesdays

and Fridays. She can be reached at [email protected] or at 740-3900 x235. Our psychologist is Ms. Porto, and she’s at

Randall on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays. She can be reached at [email protected] or at 740-3900 x236. Our social worker

is Ms. Jahnke, and she’s at Randall on Mondays and Wednesdays. She can be reached at [email protected] or at 740-3900 x236.

Our bilingual paraprofessional is Ms. Rodriguez, and she’s at Randall on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesday mornings. She can be reached

at [email protected] or at 740-3900 x244.

Counselor’s Corner












April. 1st April Fool’s/Crazy Sock Day!

8:15am Civics EOC Boot Camp

8:30am Beta Club

8:30am STEM Club

2:45pm Problem Solving Team

3:20pm FFA Meeting

April 2nd 6:00pm Flag Football vs. Eisenhower

4:30pm 8th Grade EPs

April. 3rd 8:15am Civics EOC Boot Camp

8:30am Kindness Club Meeting

8:40am Seeds of Hope

4:30am 8th Grade EPs

April. 4th 8:30am Drama Club

4:30pm 8th Grade Eps

April. 5th 6:30am STEM Field Trip

8:30am NJHS Meeting

8:30am Team Building Game

8:30am 3D Printing

April. 8th Non-Student Day

April. 9th 4:30pm SAC Meeting

April. 10th 8:15am Civics EOC Boot Camp

8:40am Seeds of Hope Meeting

Report Cards Available

April 11th 8:30am Pretty Amazing Meeting

8:30am Drama Club

5th Grade Ice Cream Social

and Open House

HCPTSA Awards Gala

Deadline for PTSA Committee and Board

Nominations

April. 12th Kindness Club Donation Drive Ends

8:30am SAL Meeting

8:30am 3D Printing

9:00am NJHS Induction Practice

6:00pm Flag Football vs. Barrington

April. 13th 8:40am Seeds of Hope

April 14th Palm Sunday

April. 15th 8:15am Civics EOC Boot Camp

8:30am Beta Club

8:30am STEM Club

6:00pm NJHS Induction

Chipotle Spirit Night 5-9pm

April 15-17 Nature’s Classroom, 6th graders

April 17th 8:15am Civics EOC Boot Camp

8:30am Kindness Club Meeting


6:00pm Flag Football v. Shields

April 18th 8:30am Drama Club

9:00am Disney Instrumental Workshop

April 19th Non-Student Day

April 20th Passover

Seeds of Hope Color Run

April 21st Easter

April 22nd Earth Day


8:30am STEM Club

3:20pm Orchestra Dress Rehearsal

3:20pm Band Dress Rehearsal

April 23rd 4:20pm Band Dress Rehearsal

5:00pm Lights, Camera, Music Concert

April. 24th Administrative Professionals Day


8:30am Steering Meeting


4:20pm Orchestra Dress Rehearsal

6:00pm Flag Football vs. Burns

6:30pm Vaping Program in Media Ctr.

April. 25th 8:30am Pretty Amazing Meeting

8:30am Drama Club

5:00pm Conference Night

3:45pm PTSA Teacher Luncheon

April. 26th 8:30am Bridge Building

8:30am 3D Printing

8:30am Mathletics

6::30pm 8th Grade Dance

April 29th 8:15am Civics EOC Boot Camp

8:30am STEM Club

3:20pm FFA Banquet Practice

6:30pm Band Spring Concert

April 30th 6:30pm Orchestra EOY Concert

April 31st Passover

May 1st 8:30am Kindness Club


Spring EOC’s

May 2nd 8:30am Drama Club

6:30pm 6th Grade Chorus Concert

Save The Date!




S ince the launch of our PTSA Community and Business Partner Program, we are thrilled to announce

the following supporters:

Randall PTSA thanks the following business members for their generous support.

• Valrico Animal Clinic

• Taco Yolo

• McCart and Tesmer

• Law Office of Leighton and Hyde

• KidSensABLE Therapy LLC

• Camden Elizabeth

• Flatwoods Consulting Group

• Osprey Observer

• Premier Care Pediatrics

• Abdoney Pediatric Dentistry

• Busciglio Smiles Orthodontics

• Bee Express Bus Transportation

• Bayberry Dental

• NZone Sports

• Rodan + Fields, Eileen Castro

• Mathnasium

• And Pediatric Dentistry

• Express Oil Change/Tire Engineers


• iHeartSmiles Pediatric Dentistry

and Orthodontics

• Jeremiah’s Italian Ice

• Kannan Deivasigamani Realtor,

DRK Homes

• Monique Va-Keller Williams Real

Estate

• RK T-Shirts

• Tijuana Flats

• Smoothie King

• State Farm-Melissa Snively

• Aguiar Photography

• Alana Orsci Family

• Saskia Marina Photography and

Graphic Design

GOLD SPONSORS:

• Abdoney Orthodontics

• KW/Keller Williams, Monique Va, Real-

tor

• Busciglio Smiles Orthodontics and Pe-

diatric Dentistry

• People’s Choice Realty, Kannan

Deilvasigamani, Realtor

• iHeart Smiles Pediatric Dentistry

and Orthodontics

• NZone Sports FishHawk

• Bee Express Bus Transportation

• Bayberry Dental

SILVER SPONSORS:


• RK T-Shirts

BRONZE SPONSORS:

• Express Oil Change/Tire Engineers

• RODAN+FIELDS/Eileen P. Castro,

Consultant

HAWK SPONSORS:

• State Farm/Melissa Snively, Agent

• Jeremiah’s Italian Ice

• Tijuana Flats Tex Mex

• Smoothie King

• Valrico Animal Clinic

O ur partnership program is a successful way that allows our RMS PTSA to support local businesses

while helping them to meet their marketing and branding goals while supporting our students,

school, and faculty. If you are interested in joining our Partnership Program or know of a business that

might be interested in the benefits we have to offer, please call Colleen Horan-Green, PTSA Vice Presi-

dent of Ways and Means, at 516.695.3647 or via email at [email protected]. The RMS PTSA is

grateful for our community support and we look forward to supporting your business!

RMS PTSA Community and Business Partner Program

Colleen Horan-Green





RMS PTSA Community Sponsors

Gold Sponsors

Silver Bronze

Hawk

Bee Express

Alana Orsci Family




Colleen Horan-Green

Below are the benefits of our Community and Business Partner Program. To see RMS PTSA Com-

munity and Business Partner Program Opportunities and Sponsorship information please visit:

http://www.randallptsa.org/online-store/sponsorships/

Gold Level:

• Opportunity for you to provide us with your business banner (standard size) for placement on school property.

• Marquee board “Thank You” to your company on display with GOLD sponsor level listing during the school year.

• Logo placement and link via school PTSA website listed prominently as GOLD sponsor.

• Recognition on school Facebook pages (Randall Middle School Parents, Randall Middle School 6th Grade Parents, Randall

Middle School 7th Grade Parents, Randall Middle School 8th Grade Parents) listed as GOLD sponsor,

• Recognition in email and twitter blasts to 1400+ parents/guardians.

• Two flyers for the school year (provided by you) for advertisement/coupon.

• Business ad in all PTSA newsletters sent to all parents/guardians.

• Opportunity to address PTSA Membership during a PTSA General Meeting.

• Complimentary business membership.

Silver Level:

• Marquee board “Thank You” to your company on display with SILVER sponsor level listing during the school year.

• Logo placement as SILVER sponsor on school PTSA website.


Middle School 7th Grade Parents, Randall Middle School 8th Grade Parents) listed as SILVER sponsor.

• Recognition in email and twitter blasts to 1400+ parents/guardians.

• One flyer for the school year (provided by you) for advertisement/coupon.

• Recognized in school PTSA newsletters sent to all parents/guardians.

• Recognized at a PTSA meeting.

• Complimentary business membership.

Bronze Level:

• Marquee board “Thank You” to your company on display with BRONZE sponsor level listing during the school year.

• Logo placement as BRONZE sponsor on school PTSA website.


Middle School 7th Grade Parents, Randall Middle School 8th Grade Parents) listed as BRONZE sponsor.

• Recognition in email and twitter blasts to all 1400+ parent/guardians.

• Recognition in school PTSA newsletter sent to all parents/guardians.

• Recognized at PTSA meeting. • Complimentary business membership.

Hawk Partner:

• Recognition in email and twitter blasts to all 1400+ parent/guardians.

• Recognition in school PTSA newsletter sent to all parents/guardians.

• Recognized at PTSA meeting.

Randall Sponsorship Opportunities




PTSA Mission

• A powerful voice for children

• A relevant source for families and

communities

• A strong advocate for the education

and well being of every child

The Hawk Herald is a publication produced

by Randall Middle School’s PTSA. It is

designed to keep our families informed on

current events and happenings at our

school.

The Hawk Herald is published on the first

Wednesday of each month. The deadline for

submissions is the Friday prior to the online

publication date, which is the first

Wednesday of the month. Submissions for

consideration should be emailed to Ty

Walck: [email protected]

2018-2019 RANDALL PTSA EXECUTIVE BOARD

President Terri Fischer

Vice President of Ways and Means Colleen Horan-Green

Vice President of Membership Megan Bourgeois

Vice President of Programs Sandy BuShea

Vice President of Communications Liza Grimm

Treasurer Jennifer Collis

Recording Secretary Mary Spencer

CHAIR POSITIONS

Book Fair Kara Baer

Box Tops Jennifer Keipper

Business membership Megan Bourgeois

Cultural Arts /Advocacy Nadya Sinn

Hawking/Marquee Pinkal Patel

Newsletter Ty Walck

Reflections Christine King & Michele Chlor

Reindeer Grams Allison Swartz & Nancy Caliguire

Spirit Nights Patty Fry

School Principal Claire Mawhinney

Staff Appreciation Jennifer Abdoney

Student Recognition Karyna Boettger & Nancy Moline

T-shirts/Magnets Laurie Bumberg & Sara Huffman

Volunteers Mandy Zimmerman

Website Liza Grimm

Hillsborough County School Board

2018-19

Jeff Eakins

Superintendent of Schools

Tamara Shamburger

Chair, County School Board

Melissa Snively

Vice Chair, County School Board

Steve Cona

County School Board

Stacy Hahn

County School Board

Cindy Stuart

County School Board

Karen perez

County School Board

Lynn Gray

County School Board

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