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Dixie Hollins High School New Student Orientation Welcome Class of 2019! DIXIE HOLLINS HIGH SCHOOL VISION : To develop leaders driven by a desire to be the best, in a culture of care, concern, commitment and communication MISSION : To be the


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Dixie Hollins High School New Student Orientation Welcome Class of 2019!

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DIXIE HOLLINS HIGH SCHOOL VISION: To develop leaders driven by a desire to be the best, in a culture of care, concern, commitment and communication MISSION: To be the best public high school in the state of Florida

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ADMINISTRATION Principal – Mr. Robert C. Florio

  • Assistant Principals
  • Ms. Lisa Sinatra 12th Grade – Non- Magnet/Academy
  • Mr. Eric Zebley 9- 12 – All Cambridge, Culinary, Graphic Arts
  • Dr. Mary Taylor 9- 11 – Non –Magnet A thru M
  • Mr. Luke Kademoff 9- 11 – Non – Magnet N thru Z
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Guidance Counselors

GUIDANCE COUNSELORS

  • Ms. Burnett 9-12 – R- Z
  • Ms. Figliozzi 9-12 – – L-Q
  • Mrs. Stone 9-12 A-D
  • Mr. Singer 9-12 – E- K
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School Resource Officers

  • Deputy Scott Collins
  • Deputy Mark Shorter
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You got to be in it to win it!!!

  • We need you to be in school
  • The single most important factor in determining

your success and graduation is attendance!

  • Excused absence notes should be turned into

Clerk in grade level administration office within 48 hours

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2015-2016 Bell Schedule – We have block scheduling – Blue and White Days

  • Blue days are periods 1,3,5, and 7
  • White days are periods 2,4,6 and 8 Calendar on Website

Period: Time:

1st or 2nd 7:05 to 8:39 3rd or 4th 8:46 to 10:16 Lunch 10:16 to 10:51 5th or 6th 10:58 to 12:28 7th or 8th 12:35 to 2:05

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DRESS FOR SUCCESS PLAN

  • All shirts and blouses must cover midriff, back, sides, and all

undergarments including bra straps AT ALL TIMES.

  • All shirts, tops, and dresses shall have sleeves and cover the shoulders
  • Shorts, skirts, divided skirts dresses and culottes MUST BE MID-

THIGH OR LONGER

  • All clothing, jewelry, or tattoos shall be free from: profanity, violent or

sexual images or suggestions; gang related symbols, alcohol, tobacco, drugs or advertisements for such products

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Look good…feel good……DO GOOD!

  • ADDITIONALLY
  • Leotard/spandex including sport bras CANNOT be worn
  • Clothing must be appropriate sized and worn at the waist

secure and in place when not being held

  • Clothing should not have inappropriate holes or tears
  • No Hats or head coverings – except for P.E. activities
  • No sunglasses may be worn inside without doctor’s note
  • No bandanas or sweatbands
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ELECTRONICS POLICY

  • Responsible use of technology is expected of

every student at Dixie Hollins High School. The use of technology, cell phone, I-pod, etc. is a privilege and should be used with that in mind.

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SPECIFICALLY

  • STUDENTS CAN USE TECHNOLOGY BEFORE

SCHOOL – DURING LUNCH – AND IN BETWEEN CLASSES - The student should be aware and able to respond to any request or directive given by any adult on our campus.

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STUDENTS SHOULD NOT SING OR VERBALIZE WHAT THEY ARE LISTENTING TO. PROFANITY USED WHILE SINGING OR MIMICKING A SONG LYRIC – IS A VIOLATION OF OUR DISCIPLINE POLICY AND STUDENT WILL BE CONSEQUENCED AS SUCH.

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THE CLASSROOM IS THE INSTRUCTIOR’S DOMAIN. IF THE TEACHER DOES NOT ALLOW ELECTRONICS OF ANY KIND TO BE OUT OR USED IN THEIR CLASS ROOM – OR REQUESTS THAT A STUDENT PUT AWAY THEIR ELECTRONICS - THE STUDENT MUST COMPLY WITH THE

  • REQUEST. FAILURE TO DO SO – WILL RESULT IN A

DEFIANCE REFERRAL

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Graduation Requirements (24 Credits) –Four English credits –Four Mathematics credits –One HOPE credit –Three Science credits (rigorous credits only) –Three Social Science credits (1 World History, 1 US History, ½ American Government, and ½ Economics) –One Fine or Performing Art credit –One online class

  • 2.0 Unweighted Grade Point Average (GPA)
  • Pass Florida Standards Assessment for English/Writing
  • Pass Algebra 1 End of Course Exam (other EOCs count as 30% of final

grade)

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Important Information

  • Please use Focus to review your child’s academic progress and
  • attendance. Passwords are distributed through guidance office
  • Class schedule will be distributed on the first day of school- the

back of the campus map contains information for pick up – will have same information posted on first day

  • PCSB Transportation – Missing bus, late bus, questions – 727-

587-2020

  • Please visit and sign up with PTSA tonight – we need your

support

  • Please visit many of our club sponsors and athletic coaches in

cafeteria

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First Day of School and Back to School Night

  • First day of School – Monday August 24

– Arrive early

  • Back to school night – Thursday August

27 at 6 pm.

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We are here to serve and assist

  • It is going to be a great year!
  • See you at the top!
  • Have a good night –