1. Somerset Academy, Inc. promotes a culture that maximizes scholar achievement and fosters the development of responsible, self- directed, life-long learners in a safe and enriching environment.

2. S-- Set high expectations O-- Objective M-- Meaningful curriculum E-- Effective R-- Resourceful and responsible life long learners S-- Scholars who achieve proficiency and beyond E-- Evaluate continuously and use data to drive curriculum T-- Teachers who are highly qualified

3. SURREPTITIOUS Adjective: Kept secret The surreptitious actions of the CIA keep the nation safe.

4. History Fair Dress out Appropriate dress out on the following day’s: May 1 st, 2015

5. Join the Yearbook Club and the Miss Spartans on a trip to Islands of Adventure or Universal Studios!!! When: June 4 th, 2015 Where: Islands of Adventure or Universal Studios Cost: $90.00  We have 20 additional seats on the bus  School appropriate attire  Deadline to pay is May 15 (See Mrs. Roach for more info) Kick off your summer fun!!

6. Online Classes For The Summer ATTENTION STUDENTS: If you are planning to take an online class over the summer, you need to see Mrs. Hernandez in the main office for paperwork that must be filled out and signed by your parent before you leave for summer vacation. Enrollment for classes through Academica Virtual will open May 1 st and classes will begin in June. The process to sign up for classes through A.V.E is different than the process when you sign up for FLVS. Therefore make sure you see Mrs. Hernandez before you leave for summer vacation.

8. SAT, ACT, AP US History, AP World History, and AP Human Geography Students taking the SAT, ACT, AP US History, AP World History, and AP Human Geography exams. Kaplan is giving student access to their digital flashcards for FREE. Each set contains 500+ flashcards to study and can be used on a laptop or mobile device. Students can sign up for their digital flashcard sets at kaptest.com/freeflash.

9. Bethune-Cookman University Programs offered: Accounting Biology Education 6-12 & K-6 Chemistry Computer Engineering/Science Criminal Justice English Finance History Hospitality Liberal Studies Mathematics Music Nursing Political Science Psychology Sociology Communications Theatre Arts If you are interested in this university, please speak with Mrs. Hernandez in the front office. Paper applications are in the main office as well.  Not all programs are listed on this slide.

10. Becca’s Closet Becca, a cheerleader, honor student, and caring young woman, passed away in a tragic automobile accident on August 20, 2003. Today, her family not only remember Becca for her great love and friendship, but also for her contributions to the community. We welcome your donations of new and like-new formal dresses*! Please make sure that the dresses are clean, free from rips and stains, less than five years old and in current styles appropriate for a teenager to wear. FLORIDA DONATION LOCATIONS: Festival Flea Market Mall 2900 West Sample Road, Pompano Beach Drop off at the Main Security Desk Hair industry salon 2000 Harrison Street, Hollywood A Nose for Clothes Weston Town Center, 1734 Market St, Weston, FL UPS Store #2537 151 North Nob Hill Road Plantation, Florida 33324 (Northwest corner of Nob Hill Road and Broward Blvd. near CVS) For more information, go to www.beccascloset.org

11. Internship Opportunities Summer or Fall Available You must be 16 years old. GPA: 3.0+ If you are interested please email Mrs. Rains with your resume and career interest : rains.erika@cpatc.org

12. Attention all Dual Enrollment Students Please make sure you are signed up for the text messages using the number below:

13. ANYONE CAUGHT ENGAGING IN PDAANYONE CAUGHT ENGAGING IN PDA WILL RECEIVE AN AUTOMATIC DETENTION, NO EXCEPTIONS.

14. Oh, no! I have detention. What should I expect? RULES 1.Be on time at 3:35 2.Be prepared to do my homework. 3.If not doing homework, I must sit silently for the full 55 minutes. 4.Do not ask to leave to get materials. The answer is no. 5.I may use the restroom with the teacher’s permission; but, I must leave my phone.

15. Art Club (BRING YOUR OWN SUPPLIES) When: Thursdays afterschool Time: 3:30pm-4:30pm If interested, talk to Mrs. Douglass, Kaitlynn Nimblette or Taylor Harkins Open to artistic ideas for projects. Students will work on projects that interest them individually, or as a group.

16. No students are permitted on the other side of campus (IRSC campus) at any point during the day without permission (Before, during or after school-unless it’s when we kick you off campus) Only Dual Enrollment students are permitted on the IRSC campus If you are caught trespassing onto the IRSC campus you will automatically receive a Saturday detention This is your warning!!

17. CUBAN PASTRIES AND COFFEE Tuesdays-Thursdays Pastries (Pastelitos) $1.00 each - Meat Pastries (Pastelitos de Carne) -Guava Pastries (Pastelitos de Guayaba) -Cheese Pastries (Pastelitos de Queso) -Guava & Cheese Pastries (Pastelitos de Guayaba & Queso) Cuban Coffee/Café Cubano (Colada) $1.00 each Only for adults (School staff/Administration). Single Shot of Cuban Coffee/Un Buchito de Café $0.25 each See Mr. Moe (Mr. Gutierrez) in room 105 for more details. -Small Cuban Coffee with Milk/Cortadito Pequeño $1.00 each -Large Latte/Café con Leche Grande $1.50 each

18. ACT Preparation Student you may buy an ACT prep book online on amazon or check them out at the library. The ACT website also has practice tests and activities for FREE.

19. Drama Club Drama Club meetings will be held every Monday in room 109. If you are still interested in joining come to the meeting. (Members, please don’t forget to bring the donation fee in if you can.)

20. Announcements Class of 2016 Spring Break Trip London/Paris/Rome. Registration is now open Remaining seats are now offered to underclassmen http://www.eftours.com/ Tour Number: 1583135YW

21. 5 Announcements Peer Tutoring Program: Mondays: English Room 103 or 104@ lunch Tuesdays: None Wednesdays: History, Room 109 @ lunch & Math in Room 101 Thursdays: Science Room 114 @ lunch Fridays: Spanish Room 106@ lunch After School tutoring: Math: Mondays Detention: Tuesdays English/Reading: Thursdays Social Science: After School By Appointment Sciences: Wednesday-