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Panther Post A Message from Mr. Springer…

Coral Springs Charter

2014

MAY

May certainly is one of the busiest months at CSCS but also one of the most exciting times as well. This is the time of year when the hard work of so many of our students is acknowledged and celebrated. Our students have excelled not only in the classroom, but also in their many extracurricular activities as well. Closing out the athletic season, the presentation of concerts, awards programs and end of the year banquets almost entirely fills up the May calendar! The administration and faculty are extremely proud of all our students! Celebration is certainly in order for the Class of 2014! Our seniors are looking forward to many upcoming events including: Prom, Senior Awards Night and finally Commencement Ex-ercises on May 29th. Many of our pending graduates have finalized their post high school plans and are eagerly looking forward to being college freshmen this fall. All of us at CSCS wish our graduates the very best as they begin the next chapter in their life’s jour-ney. Congratulations also to our 8th graders who will be moving from middle school into high school. CSCS will acknowledge this important milestone by holding a transition cere-mony on June 5th. As this school year wraps up, the staff is busy preparing for a new school year to begin in August. We are looking forward to welcoming a new group of sixth graders and will be hosting an orientation in our auditorium for 6th grade parents on July 23rd at 6:00 PM and incoming 6th grade students on Tuesday, July 29th from 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM in the gymna-sium. Finally, students are reminded to complete the summer reading assignment. Please see the Summer Reading Page in the back of this newsletter for the book options for Middle and High School students along with lessons and activities related to the books. We hope the summer reading program will instill in our students the joy and love of reading. For your convenience, the books will be on sale at the school store. In closing I would like to wish all our students and parents a relaxing and enjoyable sum-mer!

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IMPORTANT DATES MAY

1 Honor Roll Assembly

2 8th grade semi-formal, 6:30-9:00 pm, Cafeteria

5 Boys’ Basketball Team Banquet, 5pm, Cafeteria

5-9 Teacher Appreciation Week

6-7 Chorus Spring Concert, 7pm

8 10th grade Parent Cambridge Night, 5:30pm, Cafeteria

8 Band Spring Concert, 7pm, Auditorium

9 Powder Puff Game, 7pm, Coral Glades

9 8th Grade Grad Venture Field Trip, 12:30pm-4:30am

10 ACE Academy “Learn and Earn” workshops, 9am-noon

10 Sr. Athletics Banquet (Fall & Winter Sports) noon, Ruth’s Chris, Boca

10 9th Grade Field Trip Busch Gardens, 5am-11:30pm

12-13 Dance Concert, 7:30pm, Auditorium

13 PTSO Meeting, 7pm

14 S.A.D.D. Ghost Out– Cafeteria,7:45am

14 Chorus Dinner Night, 7pm, Cafeteria

15 Band Spring Concert, 7pm, Auditorium

15 SGA Banquet, 5pm, Cafeteria

16 Jeans Day

16 Relay for Life, Coral Springs High School

17 2nd Annual Football Golf Tournament, 1pm, Coral Springs Country Club

17 Senior Prom, 7pm, B Ocean Hotel, Ft. Lauderdale

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IMPORTANT DATES MAY

19 Senior Awards Night, 6:30pm, Cafeteria

20 Silver Knights Ceremony, Miami, 7pm

21 MS Awards Night, 6:30pm, Cafeteria

21-22 Senior Final Exams

22 HS Underclassman Awards, 8am, Auditorium

22 DECA Banquet, 6pm

23 Employee Planning Day

26 Holiday, No School

27 Senior Breakfast, 8am, Cafeteria

27 Top 10% Dinner, 6:30pm, Auditorium

28 Band dinner night, 7pm, Cafeteria

29 Class of 2013 Graduation Rehearsal, 8:30 am

29 Class of 2013 Graduation, 7pm, Omni at Broward College

30 Jeans Day

30 Panther Football, Commissioner’s Cup, 7pm

31 6th grade field trip, Sea World

IMPORTANT DATES JUNE

5 8th Grade Transition Ceremony, 8am Gymnasium

5 Early release—last day for students

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2014 CSCS MIDDLE SCHOOL YEARBOOK The 2014 Middle School yearbook is now on sale for $50. Fill in the information below and return to Mrs. Murray (257). As there are only a limited number of yearbooks available, and we sold out last year in 2 days, don’t miss out on your chance to purchase this year’s book.

**Make all Checks or Money Orders payable to CSCS**

Name: _____________________ Student’s Name: __________________

Grade: ____________________Phone# ____________________ Pd 1 Teacher: ______________ (Yearbooks are delivered to your period 1 class) #of Yearbooks ordered: ____ Price per book: $________Total Enclosed: $_________ BAND NEWS Congrats to the winners of the 6th annual "Charter's Got Talent" show, Ariana Rios and Priscilla Hause! Thanks to all of the participants and volunteers for putting on a great show, and especially to Mr. Cox, Aleks Jasineckia, Erin Hernandez, John Crawson, and Catharine Zaccardi. Marching band season is upon us! Students interested in marching band should come to our orientation/meetings April 30, May 6, and May 13 from 3pm-6pm. Any interested stu-dent in 8th grade or up for the 2014-2015 school year may attend -- experience is strongly recommended, but not required. See Mrs. Fernandez in the band room for more info. Band concerts are May 8 and May 15. Come see our "Dancing in the Streets" shows! We'll be playing dance-able tunes in African and Latin styles. Cost is $5, free for students and teachers w/ID. Don't forget, band classes are open to ALL students, regardless of experience! Just se-lect "band 1" with your guidance counselor. Don't miss the fun!

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PTSO NEWS PARENT VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITES Proctors Needed for High School AICE Testing (Parents of high school students enrolled in Cambridge Classes are not eligible to proctors for these tests) Parent and one other person will be in the testing room, and will walk around the room making sure each student is focused on their own test. If you are able to help during any of the times listed below, please contact Ms. Mascarenhas at fmascarenhas@coralspringscharter.org or954-340-4109. April 28th 12:00noon - 3:00pm One Parent April 29th 12:00noon - 3:00pm One Parent May 6th 7:30am - 12:00noon Two Parents May 7th 7:30am - 11:30am Two Parents May 8th 12:00noon -3:00pm One Parent May 15th 7:30am - 12:00noon Two Parents

Uniform Pre-Sale at the School Store May 6 - 8, 5pm - 7pm Purchase at least 2 items per student and earn 3 Parent Volunteer Hours. These hours can be applied to the current school year or to next year. Volunteers are needed to work at the PTSO Membership Table during the Pre-Sale, please call Helene Molino at 954-536-9885.

Relay for Life May 16 at Coral Springs High School. Starts at 5pm on Friday and goes through the night until 9am on Saturday. Lend a tent and earn 5 Parent Volunteer Hours. Please bring your tent to the front office by May 15th. Walk at the event (1 hour earned for each hour you walk). You may bring up to 2 adults to walk with you to earn additional hours. Please sign in and out at the CSCS Registration Table. We are extending our Parent Hours Due Date to May 19th for parents who participate in Relay for Life. Questions? Please email Ms. Moore at mmoore@coralspringscharter.org.

Football Golf Tournament Fund Raiser May 17th 1pm. Any help in the form of sponsorships and donations is greatly appreciated and earns Parent Volunteer Hours. Specific needs are items and gift cards to be used for prizes and silent auction, bottled water, 3 -$50.00 American Express Gift Cards and 4 - $25.00 American Express Gift Cards. Please drop off your donations at the front office by May 15th. For more info - please contact Coach Ward atdaward@coralspringscharter.org or 443-841-2373 or Coach Barr atcbarr1231@yahoo.com or 954-798-4363.

Reminder - Parent hours are due on-line by May 13th, 2014. Parents of seniors your hours are due by May 9h. Please enter your hours on your Parent Page on Power Schools. Need help? please email Kris Miller at kmiller@coralspringscharter.org or call954-340-4100.

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NURSES’ NOTES As we approach the end of this school year i wanted to remind parents of a few clinic tidbits regarding medication. The medication administration forms are good for year from the date your doctor signs the form. This means if your students form is dated September 12th 2013, the form is good through September 12th 2014.

I cannot keep any medication over the summer at school. Therefore, if you have brought in medication it needs to be picked up by the parent or guardian or it will be discarded the last day of school. I cannot send medication home with students. You can then bring it back in at the beginning of the new school year. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me any day between the hours of 9am and 2pm. Thanks and have a wonderful summer

SENIOR CALENDAR OF EVENTS May 17: Prom at B Ocean, Ft. Lauderdale May 19: Signed Graduation Contract due to Mrs. Robins May 21-22: Senior Exams May 22: Last Day of School for Seniors May 27: Senior Breakfast 8am, cafeteria. All financial obligations must be cleared, cap/gown distribution May 29: Graduation Rehearsal 8:30 am at Broward College Omni in Coconut Creek May 29: Graduation, 6:00 pm Seniors Report to Omni. Graduation at 7:00 pm

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RECYCLE YOUR SCHOOL SUPPLIES At locker clean out every year, students throw away hundreds of pencils, pens, and notebooks with unused pages. The Northwest Regional Li-brary collects pencils and pens (unchewed), and unused lined notebook paper for students to use at the library when they forget to bring supplies. Please bring any school sup-plies in good condition to the Youth Services Desk. For more information, call 954-357-8035

CSCS

Important Numbers

Main Office: 954-340-4100 MS Attendance: 954-340-4128 HS Attendance: 954-340-4129 Guidance: 954-340-4134 ESE: 954-340-4139 Registrar: 954-340-4108 School Store: 954-340-4123 Athletics: 954-340-4106 Clinic: 954-340-4107 Activities: 954-340-4120 MS Dean: 954-340-4118 HS Dean: 954-340-4125

Check out our website:

www.coralspringscharter.org

DECA NEWS…….. Hard work, dedication, and persistence are only a few qualities that describe Coral Springs Charter’s own senior, Alexis Garcia. Alexis has worked hard on her DECA project close to her heart, bringing awareness to autism. She was rewarded a scholarship valued at $1,000 from one of DECA’s major sponsors, NAPA Auto Parts, for all her accomplish-ments she has brought to her chapter and national DECA. We are very proud of her ac-complishments and support all she will accomplish in the future as she heads off to col-lege.

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10TH GRADE CAMBRIDGE PARENT NIGHT SAVE THE DATE THURSDAY, MAY 8TH 2014 5:30-7:00 PM Cafeteria

Mrs. Palermo and Mr. Frazier will coordinate 10th Grade Cambridge Parent Night.

AGENDA Cambridge Diploma Requirements Coral Springs Charter Cambridge Curriculum for 2014-15 College/University Credit and Cambridge Courses Bright Futures and Cambridge Curriculum EF Tours Presentation – Spring 2016 Tour to London, Spain, Morocco Parent Questions, Discussion Items

CAMBRIDGE AND AP EXAMS Parents are encouraged to visit the guidance section of our school website to view the many dates for upcoming Cambridge and AP exams. Students are expected to be pre-sent for all assigned exams. EXAM EXEMPTION FORMS All high school seniors were given Exam Exemption forms with instructions on May 1st. The form must be signed by a parent and returned to Guidance no later than Friday, May 9th for seniors and Thursday, May 16th for 9th-11th grade students. No forms will be accepted after the deadline date. SPRING FOOTBALL Come on out to The Sportsplex Stadium on Friday, May 30th, and cheer on your Pan-thers Varsity Football Team for our Spring Game "The Coral Springs Commissioners Cup" against Coral Glades High School. Kick off is at 7pm and admission is $5.00. See you there!

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B.R.A.C.E NEWSB.R.A.C.E NEWS Bright Futures Update We are proud to announce that 11 CSCS seniors are eligible for the Florida Bright Futures Aca-demic Scholars Award, 22 are eligible for Florida’s Bright Futures Medallion Scholarship and 18 are eligible for Florida’s Goal Seal Scholarship. Attention Class of 2014 & 2015: There is one SAT test date left for the year, June 7th. Please log onto www.collegeboard.com to register. I encourage all juniors to take the SAT or ACT before the year-ends!! Keep in mind; Octo-ber 2015 is the first deadline to apply to college!! There is only one ACT test date left this year for, June 14th. Please log onto www.act.org to regis-ter. I encourage all juniors to take the SAT or ACT before the year-ends!! Keep in mind; October 2015 is the first deadline to apply to college!! Remember, Seniors, that you can still take the ACT or SAT through June of this year to increase your scores to receive Bright Futures Awards!

NHS NEWS The school year is winding down but in some ways, NHS is just getting started! Congratula-tions to those students who have been accepted into the 2014-2015 National Honor Society and National Junior Honor Society. The students admitted into this prestigious organization were rec-ognized for their superior achievement in academics, community service and leadership. Acceptance into both NHS and NJHS requires a GPA above 3.0 and at least 20 community service hours and proof of leadership roles they have achieved. Our annual Induction Ceremony for our newly admit-ted members took place on Monday April 28th. At the ceremony, current officers and their advi-sor, Mr. Singer, gave the audience an insight on what NHS is truly about and welcomed the new in-ductees. This year's ceremony was attended by several special guests including City Commissioner Claudette Bruck. All new members are recognized for their achievements to date and their commit-ment to continue in this capacity. Induction into this elite organization is always a special event and one the school is very proud of. This month our members were honored with a free luncheon sponsored by Olive Garden ac-knowledging the work our chapter has done on behalf of the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society's Pennies for Patients campaign. Of all the schools our size, Coral Springs Charter's NHS raised the most money! Congratulations on a job well done. Now that FCATs are here, our tutoring program is winding down. Thanks to Calvin Iu, Vice President of Tutoring, for his work with the math department in keeping with our tradition of men-toring those students who need help with math. We will have the last general meeting of the year on Monday, May 5th, in the chorus room promptly at 2:45. This will be the last meeting for current senior members. Make sure to stop by our bulletin board for more details on events we are doing and membership compliance. If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to contact Mr. Singer or our VP of Communications, Do-menica Vera at msinger@coralspringscharter.org Membership in NHS requires 18 tutoring hours per semester, a 3.0 GPA, and 2 community service events each semester.

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SUMMER SCHEDULE FOR ID’S AND LOCKERS (2014)

This summer, students in the 6th, 8th, 9th, and 11th grades are required to take a new ID picture for the upcoming 2013-2014 school year. When students come in to get their photo ID, they can receive their locker assignments as well.

Those students who are NOT getting a new ID picture (7th, 10th and 12th grades) will receive a pre-printed ID when they come to sign up for a locker.

Please be advised that there is a $5.00 locker rental fee and top lockers will be assigned on a First Come, First Serve basis. PLEASE NOTE: Students who do not RETURN all of their textbooks and do not CLEAN OUT their lockers at the end of this school year will AUTOMATICALLY receive a bottom locker for the 2014-2015 school year.

The schedule for ID pictures/lockers is as follows:

8th and 7th GRADE ONLY -- Tuesday, July 8, from 4:30 pm to 7pm

9th and 10th GRADE ONLY – Thursday, July 10, from 4:30 pm to 7pm

11th and 12th GRADE ONLY – Tuesday, July 15, from 4:30 pm to 7pm

6th GRADE ONLY – Thursday, July 17, from 4:30 pm to 7pm

After the initial sign up dates by grade are completed, ID photos and locker sign-up will be open to students in ALL grades on Tuesdays and Thursdays ONLY from July 22 to July 31 from 4:30-7pm. Please note that July 31 will be the last day for IDs and locker sign-up during the summer.

PLEASE NOTE: Any INCOMING students new to Coral Springs Charter School from all grades MUST have their completed registration Index Card from the Registrar with them in order to get their ID and locker assignment. **THIS DOES NOT APPLY FOR RETURNING STUDENTS**

SUMMER PARENT VOLUNTEER HOURS If you are interested in volunteering this summer to help with locker distribution or barcoding textbooks, please contact Elizabeth Shipe at eshipe@coralspringscharter.org. Dates and times will be communi-cated to you by email. MEETING DATES: Wednesday, July 23rd – 6th Grade Parent Information Meeting (Parents Only) at 6pm, Auditorium Tuesday, July 29th — 6th Grade Orientation (for students only) from 9am – 12pm.

Tuesday, August 5th—New Student Orientation (7th -12th grade students NEW to CSCS) at 6pm

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SCHOOL STORE

Summer 2014 Information

As in past years the school store will be open for uniform sales during the summer. We will also have available for purchase Middle School and High School Summer Reading Books (while supplies last) and School Spirit Shirts.

Colors: Middle School tops are now Carolina (light) Blue, White and Navy. Middle School students may contin-ue to wear Maroon through the 2015/2016 school year. High School tops are now Grey, Royal Blue and Black. High School students may continue to wear Red through the 2015/2016 school year. All grades continue to wear Navy, Khaki and Black pants and shorts.

Take into consideration the 6th grade locker night (Thursday, July 17th) and anytime in August will be the busi-est shopping dates.

If you are interested in volunteering in the Store during the summer, contact Lise Murphy at cscsschool-store@coralspringscharter.org by June 5th.

STORE HOURS

Tuesday, July 8, 2014 4:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. (Lockers 7 & 8)

Thursday, July 10, 2014 4:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. (Lockers 9 & 10)

Tuesday, July 15, 2014 4:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. (Lockers 11 & 12)

Thursday, July 17, 2014 4:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. (Lockers 6)

Tuesday, July 22, 2014 4:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Thursday, July 24, 2014 4:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Tuesday, July 29, 2014 4:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Thursday, July 31, 2014 4:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. (Last Lockers)

Tuesday, August 5, 2014 4:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Thursday, August 7, 2014 4:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Saturday, August 16, 2014 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

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SCHOOL STORE Price List & Size Information

Short Sleeve Polo $15.00 (Youth Medium through Adult 4XL) Long Sleeve Polo $17.00 (Youth Large through Adult 2XL)

Sweatshirt $15.00

(Youth Large* through Adult 2XL)

Jacket $35.00

(Youth Large through Adult XL)

Girls Shorts $18.00

(little girls 7, 8 through 20 even number sizes, limited ½ size available)

Girls Pants $20.00

(little girls 7, 8 through 20 even number sizes, limited ½ size & slim available)

Junior Shorts (Teen Girls) $20.00

(size 0, 1 through 21 odd number sizes)

Junior Pants (Teen Girls) $22.00

(size 0, 1 through 21 odd number sizes)

Womens Shorts & Pants $24.00

(size 22 through 26)

Boys Shorts $18.00

(regular & husky 8 through 20 even sizes)

Boys Pants $20.00

(regular & husky 8 through 20 even sizes, limited slim sizes available)

Mens Shorts $25.00

(waist sizes 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, limited availability 44 & up**)

Mens Pants $25.00

(waist sizes 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, limited availability 44 & up**)

Spirit Shirts (Youth Large through Adult 2XL) TBA

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Middle School Summer Reading*** $ 7.00

Among the Hidden

Artemis Fowl

High School Summer Reading***

The Fault in Our Stars $ 10.00

The Life of Pi $ 12.00

Nineteen Minutes $ 10.00

The Hot Zone $ 8.00

* Youth large sweatshirt available in Middle School only.

** These sizes are available for special order.

*** Students are only required to read one of the choices.

PAYMENT: CASH, CHECK (with driver’s license)

VISA, MASTERCARD & DISCOVER

ATTENTION 8TH GRADE PARENTS: 8TH GRADE TRANSITION CEREMONY

Thursday, June 5th 8:00 a.m. – CSCS Gymnasium

Please join us at this event as we celebrate the accomplishments of our 8th Grade stu-dents. Tickets are complimentary and may be picked up from the School Store by your student beginning Monday, May 19th. The store will be open before and after school for pick-up. Each family is entitled to two tickets and may request one or two additional tickets. Addi-tional tickets are limited and will be distributed once all students have received their ini-tial allotment. Please bear in mind that your Parent Service hours must be complete in or-der to receive tickets to this event.

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LIBRARY NEWS Worried your child will be bored this summer? There are free programs at the Northwest Regional Library this summer for students ages 12-18, or entering grades 7-12. Call 954-357-8035 for more information or to register your child for each program. Registration takes place on Mondays, one (1) week be-fore the program. June Mondays, June 9 to July 28. Teen Creative Art. Enjoy a weekly art class with instructor Sandy Bachmann. 4-5:30 p.m. July 26 - Ceramics on Wheels. Pick a ceramic piece and paint. 4-5 p.m. June 16, 17, 18, 19 - Teen Computer Animation. Learn computer animation using Ajax, Gimp and oth-er programs with Ryon Foxman. You will need a 1 GB or larger USB for the class. 1 to 3 p.m. June 18 - Teen Light it Up! Science Program. Learn how electricity flows in everyday electronics and conduct a variety of circuit projects using Snap-Circuit kits, then create an AM Radio frequen-cy. 4 to 5:30 p.m. June 25 - Teen “Just Add Rhythm” Drumming Program. Teens can learn about percussion instru-ments from around the world and experience playing rhythms together as a group. 4 to 5 p.m. June 30, July 1, 2 - Teen Basic Sewing. Learn basic sewing stitches while creating your own felt germ. 1 to 2 p.m. July Mondays, June 9 to July 28. Teen Creative Art. Enjoy a weekly art class with instructor Sandy Bachmann. July 2 - Teen Robot Bugs Program. Learn the basic mechanics of motion and design, and build simple robot bugs. 4 to 5:30 p.m. July 9 - Teen Book Program. Discuss Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins, participate in a related game and craft. 4-5:30 p.m. July 14, 15, 16, 17 - Teen Computer Animation. Learn computer animation using Ajax, Gimp and other programs with Ryon Foxman. You will need a 1 GB or larger USB for the class. 1 to 3 p.m. July 16 - Teen Self-Defense. Learn physical and verbal self-defense. Open to both boys and girls. 4 to 5:30 p.m. July 21, 22, 23, 24 - Teen Drawing. Create the perfect comics character. Design characters, back-ground storylines, supporting casts, and even some basic layout for your own comic book character. 1 to 3 p.m. July 23 - Teen Card Magic! Learn to do magic using a regular deck of playing cards with Magician Michael Winters. 4 to 5:30 p.m. These programs are free for your child due to generous donations from the Stephanie Rubin Memo-rial Fund and the Friends of the Northwest Regional Library. Space is limited, please call ahead to register. Free library programs are also available for younger students. Please call 954-357-8035, or check online at www.broward.org/Library/EventsClasses/Pages/ProgramsNO.aspx for more infor-mation.

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All incoming 6th, 7th and 8th grade students must select one of the two novel choices that were voted on by MS students in their Language Arts classes, to read this summer:

Among the Hidden by Margaret Haddix

Artemis Fowl by Eoin Colfer

All incoming 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th grade students must select one of the four novel choices that were voted on by HS students in their English classes, to read this summer:

The Fault in Our Stars by John Green

The Life of Pi by Yann Martel

Nineteen Minutes by Jodi Piccoult

The Hot Zone by Richard Preston

Limited copies of every book will be available for purchase here at the Coral Springs Charter PTSO Uni-form presale May 6-8th as a fundraiser for the school, and in the school store, while supplies last. Both MS novels will be $8 and all four HS novels will be $9. Books can also be purchased at any bookstore, or online for download to smartphones, tablets, etc.

Students are responsible for completing three assignments related to the book they read: #1-Guided reading packet, which should be completed while reading, then submitted the first day of school (grade level novel guide links will be on our school website)

#2- Book discussion (every student who has read their book will take part in a group discussion the first week of school)

#3-Individual project (students will pick one from a list, that will be due the end of the second week of school)

All 3 assignments total 30 possible points (10 points for each of the three assignments).

Questions/ concerns can be addressed to Jodi Young, Reading Coach at: jyoung@coralspringscharter.org

or Tamara Moore, English/Language Arts Dept. Chair at: tmoore@coralspringscharter.org

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Platinum Sponsor - $1,500

Top-level logo placement on all tournament items Complimentary foursome - day of event Banner on cart acknowledging sponsorship level

Gold Sponsor - $1,000

Top-level logo placement on all tournament items Complimentary twosome – day of event

Silver Sponsor - $750

Logo placement on all tournament items

Refreshment Sponsor - $500

Logo on refreshment cart (will be placed on both refreshment carts)

Single Hole Sponsor - $250

Logo on sign at single hole

Additional Sponsorship Opportunities

Closest to the Pin or Longest Drive Entitles sponsor to place signage on tee and ball marker Monetary donations other than check or cash are acceptable (i.e. gift cards)

Opportunity to have sponsor at hole (meet and greet) Gift bag item

Company Name: __________________________________________________________________

Contact Person: ______________________ Email: _____________________ Phone: ___________

Sponsorship Level: _________________________________________________________________

Please make checks payable to: CSCS Football

Check # __________________

All proceeds support the Coral Springs Charter football program and are tax deduc ble as allowed by law.

2nd Annual Panther Football Golf Tournament

May 17th – Coral Springs Country Club Sponsorship Opportunities

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CORAL SPRINGS CHARTER FOOTBALL

FUNDRAISER GOLF TOURNAMENT

PARTICIPANT FORM

Number of Members Participating:

Please check only one option

1_______ = $100 Payment

2_______ = $175 Payment

3_______ = $265 Payment

4_______ = $350 Payment

Name or Names of Members Participating:

1)______________________________________

2)______________________________________

3)______________________________________

4)______________________________________

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