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Volume 7 Issue 1 (2014-2015) CENTER FOR WELLNESS AND MEDICAL PROFESSIONS NEWSLETTER October 2014
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Mission Statement
The VISION of PHUHS is to provide a learning environment that results in a graduation rate of 100% each year.
The MISSION of PHUHS is to educate all students by using effective systems that promote lifelong learning.
Important Dates :
Oct 4 5K HERricane Glam Run Oct 8 HOSA Meeting/No Scrubs Oct 10 Homecoming Game Oct11 Homecoming Dance Oct 17 End of 1st Quarter Oct 20 No School for students Oct 29 Jr. Class Scrub Ceremony Oct 31 Honor Roll Donut Day
Nov 12 HOSA Meeting/Scrub Day Nov 18 Booster Club Meeting Nov 19 Great American Teach-In Nov 24-28 Thanksgiving Holiday
Dec 10 HOSA Meeting/Scrub Day Dec 17 Holiday Luncheon for CWMP teachers/Staff
From the Desk of Ms. Dupee Welcome back, to the 2014-2015 school year as always I am very excited to be working with your students in the Medical Magnet Program this year.
Some new faces in our medical program this year are Mr. Christopher Dahl in Language Arts, Mr. Shaun Falcon and Mr. Jason Tsardoulias in Social. Studies and Mrs. Laurie Touma in our Health Science classes.
Certification update: Congrats to our students, last school year we had 105 students earn certifications in CNA, EKG, HUC, CMAA and ACSM.
Program update: New GPA requirements are now in place for all classes per semester: Freshman 2.0 Sophomore 2.3 Junior / Senior 2.5 In addition, a new clause was added to all magnet programs as follows: Students may be dismissed from the Medical Program for involvement in a disciplinary infraction of a serious nature, such as battery, bullying, fighting, drugs, alcohol, weapon, gang-related activity, and felony arrest.
Important Dates to Watch for: 10/29 Junior Scrub Ceremony 2/24 Sophomore Breakfast 4/15 Freshman Pinning Ceremony 5/15 Senior Celebration
Sincerely,
Peggy Dupee,
Assistant Principal/Program Coordinator
Center for Wellness and Medical Professions
If you would like to submit items to the newsletter, please contact Helen Feininger at [email protected]
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A message from the President,
It’s all about fun events for the CWMP kids this October!
The HERricane 5K Glam Run is almost here and the community
support has been incredible! From all the sponsors to the PHUHS
teachers, students, parents and administrators who signed up to run
and volunteer, we are overwhelmed and thankful! Come cheer on
over 300 runners, 75 volunteers and our 25 sponsors on October 4th,
7am at Pop Stansell Park.
Calling for Volunteers!
We are looking for parent volunteers to chaperone the 10th grade
field trip to Morton Plant Mease. We need 4 parents each Oct 22nd
and 23rd, 8am-11:30am. Contact [email protected] if you
can help. This field trip cannot happen without the parent chaper-
ones.
The Junior Scrubs Ceremony is also this month and we need dessert
and drink donations! If you wish to donate, please contact
[email protected] for a list of needed items.
Don’t forget Honor Roll Donut Day is Oct 31st. Any CWMP student
that made Honor Roll for the grading period will get a Donut Day
Ticket in one of their medical classes to redeem for a free donut.
Let’s beat last year’s honor roll record of 70% for the first grading
period!
We can’t forget to thank our newest CWMP sponsors: CEA Market-
ing and H&R Block at Boot Ranch. We appreciate your support!
Until next newsletter,
Gina Kugler
Sincerely,
Gina Kugler CWMP Booster Club President 2014/2015
Medical Magnet Booster Club
Executive Board
President—Gina Kugler
Vice President—Colleen Bemis
Secretary—Jeanne Davis
Treasurer—Sheryl Bartolotti
Communications—Ellen Martin
Ways and Means—Bonnie Gus-
tafson
Special Events—Lynn Matter
Adopt A Teacher—Shani Davis
Membership—Robin May
Newsletter—Helen Feininger
Volunteer Coordinator—Meg Lucas
Senior Graduation Banquet Chair Sheryl Bartolotti & Tammy Mitchiner
CWMP Coordinator—Peggy Dupee
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HOSA is utilizing Remind 101. Remind 101 is a free, safe way of texting/e-mailing communications to students and parents regarding HOSA news and information. Phone numbers and e-mail addresses are kept private, via the one-way messaging capabilities of this service. If you would like to sign-up to receive notifications, meeting reminders, and other pertinent HOSA information, please see directions below:
Text (to 941-462-2797): @b90993 or E-mail: [email protected]
COMPETITIONS
Competition sign-ups will begin in October Sign-up in your medical teacher’s classroom See hosa.org for competition guidelines
October 29, 2014
Please join us for a special ceremony honoring our junior class. Each junior will receive a lanyard for their clinical work in the community. If you would like to donate desserts or drinks, please contact [email protected] for a list of needed items.
HOSA Meetings:
Teaching Auditorium
HOSA Officers / Board
Meetings: 6-101
Wednesday, September 10 Tuesday, September 9
Wednesday, October 8 Tuesday, October 7
Wednesday, November 12 Tuesday, November 11
Wednesday, December 10 Tuesday, December 9
Wednesday, February 11 Tuesday, February 10
Wednesday, March 11 Tuesday, March 10
Wednesday, April 8 Tuesday, April 7
Wednesday, January 14 Tuesday, January 13
NOTE: October 8th is NOT a Scrub Uniform Day
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Testing Dates and Deadlines
The PSAT will be administered on October 15th to all sophomores
and to freshman and juniors who pre-registered for the exam.
SAT Test Prep Course
St Petersburg College is offering a SAT Test Prep Class at Palm Harbor University.
College Fair
October 6th Countryside High School
6:00-7:30 pm
Test Date Registration
Deadline
November 8 October 9
December 6 November 6
January 24 December 29
March 14 February 13
May 2 April 6
June 6 May 8
Test Date Registration
Deadline
December 13 November 7
February 7 January 9
April 18 March 13
June 13 May 8
Course Registration Deadline
September 30, 2014
Cost of Course $355.00
Course Dates 9/30/14-11/6/14
Course Days Weekly on Tuesdays & Thursdays
Course Times 2:30—4:30 pm
Course Location PHUHS Bldg. 4-117
Course Instructors Mrs. Weaver & Ms. McDaniel
G uidance Corner
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Powder Puff Game
Tuesday -10/7/14 Homecoming King will be announced at the game
Homecoming Football Game
Friday—10/10/14
PHU vs Dunedin Kick off begins at 7:30 pm
Homecoming Court procession at half-time
Homecoming Dance
Saturday—10/11/14 Innsbrook Resort 7:30-10:30 pm
Attention seniors:
Seniors, please continue to check the senior web page for events and due dates. Go to www.phuhs.org, click on Info/Communication tab, choose "senior page" from drop-down menu. Bookmark the page.
Senior Assembly
November 13, 2014 Panoramic Senior Photo
Senior Class Medical Banquet May 15, 2015—Innsbrook Resort
The committee is now forming for our Medical gradua-tion and Cords event that will take place at Innisbrook on May 15 at 6pm. If you are interested, please contact Sheryl Bartolotti at [email protected] or Tammy Mitchiner at [email protected]. We would love to see freshman, sophomore and junior parents get in-volved with this event to continue the tradition. Senior parents are welcome too! Our next meeting will be on November 18 @6pm in room 6-101.
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The HOSA District Conference was held at the Rusty Pelican in Tampa. The conference was a lottery for the Health Science 1 and Biomedical students. All the students whose names were drawn were from Health Science 1.
Congratulations Health Science 1 for placing 2nd in the Creative Problem Solving Competition.
From Left to Right: Sarah Devine, Sophia Ershova, Lisa Bemis, Nathan Weaver, Miki Hodges & Sarah Billris
Our science teacher, Kelly Webb, had the opportunity to select free microscopes courtesy of the National Forensic Science Technology Center in Largo. Palm Harbor University received over $13K worth of equipment which is now being used in our Biomedical Program. Science instructors from five Pinellas and Hillsborough county high schools and colleges visited the NFSTC laboratory last May to pick out supplies and equipment. NFSTC generously made items that it no longer needed available to local science instructors
H.O.S.A. District Conference September 25, 2014
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The Pulse is highlighting Sofia Konstantinidis, a senior in our medical magnet program. Sofia is a member of HOSA and Interact club.
Sofia has performed her service volunteer hours at Clothes to Kids and at Mease Dunedin Hospital. Following graduation, she would like to attend college and further her career in the medical field. She would like to major in Clinical Sciences. The Pulse: Is the Medical program what you expected it to be; is it harder or easier than anticipated? Sofia: The Medical program is pretty much what I expected, although it has been a little harder than I anticipated. The Pulse: What is your favorite class? Sofia: My favorite class is math because it comes so easy to me. The Pulse: What is your favorite elective? Sofia: I really enjoy being a Teacher’s Assistant because I feel like I am put on a higher level and get to do things that other students can’t. The Pulse: Do you have a favorite teacher? Sofia: My favorite teacher is Mrs. Spicciati. I am her T.A. in the medical office. The Pulse: What is the most interesting thing you have learned by being part of the Medical Program? Sofia: Learning about how to do CPR was the most interesting part of the medical program. The Pulse: What advice to you have for other medical students? Sofia: My advice would be to study hard and to take all your classes seriously.
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Ms. Jackson has been teaching English at Palm Harbor University for thirteen years. Ms. Jackson is energetic and very personable. She is nice, easy going and good natured. Her students love her. Ms. Jackson grew up in Pinellas County in Belleair. She went to CCC high school and got her teaching degree from Florida State University—Go Noles! She became a teacher to share her love of reading and literature. She began her teaching career at Palm Harbor University straight out of college.
Her favorite part of teaching is having the chance to build relationships with her wonderful students. She en-joys listening to her students telling her stories. Her favorite part of teaching is the poetry and creative writing segment. On the last day of school, after watching the movie Dead Poet Society, her students stood on chairs and said “Oh Jackson, my Jackson” just like in the movie. That is a memory she will treasure.
Her advice to her students is for them to do what makes them happy. She admires her students optimistic nature and their ability to find joy in small things.
Ms. Jackson enjoys reading a lot! She enjoys going to the beach, spending time with her boyfriend, her dog Zeus and her cat Tiki. She also enjoys spending time with family. Her hobbies are yoga and painting. Her favorite sport teams are the Florida State Seminoles, the Bucs and the Cleveland Browns. Beach Music by Pat Conroy is her favorite book. E and E Stakeout Grill in Belleair Bluffs is her favorite restaurant and she loves sushi. Her favorite vacation spots are Siesta Key and New Zealand.
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JV Cheerleading Olivia Alford Tessa Delgo Martha Kamara Samantha Lorenzo Carissa O’Harrow Brittany Rhodes
JV Football Chris D’Agostino Nathan Eiseman Lucas Gelep Michael Grant Samson Jackson Michael Kolettis Jordan Litowchak Cameron Mouton Ylber Redzepi Tyler Rupe Hayden Schuster Richard Velasco
Girls Golf Morgan Serio Andrea Tripodis
Boys Golf Brian Chucri Trevor Eiseman Parker Fox Matthew Perenich Lertchai Saengfah
Boys Cross Country Kylar Barrett Garrit Dubois Gavin Mitchiner James Swallow
Varsity Cheerleading Brooke Alford Missy Abdullaj Kayla DiMilta Katie Feininger Cara Mallory Kyndal Midkiff Brooke Montaudo Paeton Parks
Varsity Football Ryan Fletcher Eric Graber Chris Koustis Will Morlan Desmon Silva
Varsity Volleyball Jetta Brady Ali Guilfoile Ameije Ismaili Renee Mussler Abby Walker
JV Volleyball Lindsey Bauer Hailey Bosetti Calla Hughes Riley Kearney Madison Kleinmeier Summer O’Regan Meghan Pratt Kelly Roberts
Girls Swimming Britney Caprio Emily Carollo Sara Daou Lia deAlvarez Becky DeVincenzo Hannah Hansen Madison Koplar Madison Malyk Alexi Marangos Briana Negron Morgan Perrotti Kaycie Smith Ashley Thomas Madison Tittle Parker Walters Caroline Ward
Boys Swimming Martin Barragan Michael Bemis Quinlan Harsch Ethan Kugler
Girls Cross Country Clarissa Benzarti Abigail Bowman Anna Hamilton Isabelle Oleck Alexa Orbesen Taylor Perko Madison Skinner Isabella Stamas Jenna Thompson Kat Thompson
Congratulations to all our Center for Wellness and Medical Professions Participants
The Medical Magnet program strongly encourages our students to be involved in PHUHS activities.
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Amber Danielecki—CWMP Class of 2008
After graduating from PHUHS, Amber Danielecki attended the University of Florida majoring in Spanish with a linguistics focus and minoring in African Studies. While at the University of Florida she studied abroad in Buenos Aires Argentina. She traveled to Costs Rica and rural Florida for medical education and mission trips. Additionally while studying, she worked at the University of Florida Center for Arts in Medicine, leading the development of educational programs, health outreach education, and assisting in research efforts to better explore the effectiveness of art therapy in patient care.
After college graduation in 2012, she moved to Key West, FL to work full time administratively with The Rural Health Network or Monroe County, a health outreach program. In 2013, she relocated to Miami, FL and began working as an emergency medical technician. She is currently applying for Physician Assistant and Public Health Master’s programs and intends to become an Emergency Room PA and continue to work within health outreach programs. CWMP Class of 2012
CWMP 2012 Alumni Karisa Eustace and Zoe Jenkins are in their first year of the Athletic Training Education Program at the University of South Florida. CWMP Alumni Sarah Scholz began service with the Peace Corp this summer in the country of Georgia.
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Nikki’s Boutique Give Back To the CWMP Program
Thank you CWMP Sponsors
H&R Block - Boot Ranch Location
CEA Marketing
Bring this flyer into Nikki’s Boutique and the CWMP program will receive 5% of the proceeds. Great selection for Prom, Homecoming, Weddings or any formal event.
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Office Procedures You Need To Know
Permission to Leave (PTL) A PTL gives the student permission to leave school early. Parents/guardians must provide their student with a note stating the date, time and reason for the
PTL. Students must report to Mrs. Spicciati before the start of school at 7:05 a.m., to obtain a PTL Following the two steps listed above enables parents/guardians and students easy and timely
pickups. Emergencies happen, however, due to staffing, and student schedules we cannot guarantee a time-
ly response for picking up your student, please follow the above process when possible.
PTL for Illness Ill students must report directly to the clinic located in the Administration building. Clinic personnel will contact the parent/guardian. Students must sign clinic log and obtain a PTL to leave campus when they are ill.
Absences Must be reported to Mrs. Spicciati within 48 hours of the absence. For religious holidays, the absence must be reported in writing 48 hours prior to the holiday College day absences require a letter on the college’s letterhead stating the dates of the college
visit.
Phone Messages Only “Emergency” (such as death or accident) phone messages will be delivered to students. Students may use their cell phones before school, after school and during lunch only.
Deliveries – No deliveries please! Deliveries are not made to classrooms in order to not interrupt classroom instruction or testing. No flower, balloon or other deliveries are accepted.
School Lunch We recommend, for your convenience, to deposit lunch money for your student on “School Pay-
ment Solution” @ www.schoolpaymentsolutions.com. No outside food deliveries ( Multiple School lunch choices and A LA Carte Items are available in
the school Café)
Thank you for your continued cooperation and support. We look forward to a successful and enjoyable school year.
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Medical Magnet Booster Club Membership Form 2014/2015
Return By Mail: Palm Harbor University High School Attn: Medical Magnet Booster Club
1900 Omaha Street, Palm Harbor, FL 34683
Return by E-Mail [email protected] (Credit Card Charges Only)
Student Name: ______________________________________ class Sr, Jr, So, Fr 2nd Student Name*: __________________________________ class Sr, Jr, So, Fr
Parents Names:_________________________________________________________________
Address: ______________________________________________________________________
City: _______________________________State: _______________________Zip:____________
Phone: (H) ___________________________(C)________________________________________
Parent email addresses very important we have this for updates and reminders _________________________________________ __________________________________________
check here if preferred check here if preferred
FAMILY MEMBERSHIP CATEGORIES BUSINESS MEMBERSHIP CATEGORIES __________________________________________ _____________________________________________ Name as you would like it to appear in our promotions. Name as you would like it to appear in our promotions.
PHUHS MEDICAL MAGNET BOOSTER CLUB IS A 501C3 NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION
MEMBERSHIP IS OPEN TO ALL FAMILIES AND IS VOLUNTARY. MEMBERS WILL BE LISTED ON THE CWMP BOOSTER WEBSITE BY CATEGORY. BOOSTER SUPPORT IS PROVIDED
EQUALLY TO ALL STUDENTS REGARDLESS OF MEMBERSHIP STATUS. MEMBERSHIP IS REQUIRED TO QUALIFY FOR SENIOR. SCHOLARSHIP
Category 1 &
Above Gets $28
In Restaurant
Coupons
Tropical Storm (basic) Membership $30/*$40 multi child
Category 1 Hurricane Membership $50-$99
Category 2 Hurricane Membership $100-$249
Category 3 Hurricane Membership $250-$499
Category 4 Hurricane Membership $500-$999
Category 5 Hurricane Membership $1,000 or more
SILVER SPONSORSHIP—$300
Sponsorship status and logo listed on our website Mention at all
parent meetings, listed in all printed and electronic materials Official Sponsor T-Shirt: Size : S M L XL
PLATINUM SPONSORSHIP—$500
All of the above, plus wall appreciation plaque
sponsor T-Shirt: S M L XL
YOUR MEMBERSHIP SUPPORTS THESE MEDIAL MAGNET BOOSTER CLUB SPONSORED EVENTS: Freshman Class Pinning Ceremony Teacher Recognition Events: Sophomore Class Breakfast Holiday Luncheon, Teacher Appreciation, “Tireless Teacher” award
Sophomore Class Observation Days @ Hospital Teaching, Medical and Lab Supplies Junior Class Scrubs Ceremony HOSA Support Senior Class Graduation Banquet & Cord Ceremony Scholarship Awards for Graduating Seniors
Honor Roll Recognition Donut Days
Payment Method: CHARGE: $_______ CASH: $_____: CHECK #______$ ______ Please make checks payable to: PHUHS Medical Magnet Booster Club Credit Card: VISA MASTERCARD AMEX Credit Card # __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ EXP __ __/__ __ CID _____ Print Name on Card: __________________________ SIGNATURE: _______________________________________ Billing Address: ________________________________________________________________________________
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