It is hard to believe that it is December already and we are discussing the end of the first semester. I want to remind everyone that quarter 1 and quarter 2 grades are averaged to calculate the semester grade to award 1/2 credit in courses, excluding courses with a State EOC - Algebra, Geometry, Biology, & US History. After this first semester, gpa calculations will be run for sports and for final senior class rank determining val and sal. Students below a 2.0 will not be allowed to continue playing their winter sport or try-out for a spring sport. There are no longer any district semester exams; however, teachers will administer their final summative for the quarter the last week and a half of school, so it is extremely important that students are in attendance.

Thu, Dec 14 (Green) & Fri, Dec 15 (Gold)– Science, English & World Language

Mon, Dec 18^th (Green) & Tue, Dec 19^th (Gold) – Math, Social Studies & electives, if giving a paper/pencil summative.

Wed, Dec 20^th w/EXCEL – Students will receive test scores and be provided remediation if needed.

Thu, Dec 21^st – 2:50pm holiday release, so Wed bell schedule w/EXCEL. Retakes need to occur during class time.

Remediation for 7^th will need to occur during EXCEL on Wed, Dec 20^th.

Retakes for 7^th will need to occur during EXCEL on Thu, Dec 21^st.

Virtual Course update

If your child is currently taking a virtual course, they MUST have the course completed by January 4th for the course grade to be calculated into their semester GPA. The cumulative GPA after 1st semester of senior year determines final class rank and is used to issue graduation honor cords.

NEASE LANYARDS FOR SALE!

Support the Boys’ Basketball team and purchase a Nike Nease Lanyard for $15 In Ms Gebauer’s room PH203

Exact Cash or Venmo the team @Nease-Boysbasketball (center of the gym floor for verification picture). If you Venmo just come up to Ms. G’s room and grab your awesome lanyard! If parents purchase for a great stocking stuffer, we can leave it in the front office for you with your name on it. Email Kelli.Gebauer@stjohns.k12.fl.us with any questions. THANK YOU for your support.

PTSO Parking Sport Auction Link: https://www.32auctions.com/PTSOParkingSpotAuction?fbclid=IwAR3Z2a1rEQAL31PBzgI-6zuqvItIhyyWQOGnM3z7AAaa1UMHmse5lQjsW20

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College Board Accommodations for SAT & AP Exams

Students with a disability may be eligible for testing accommodations through College Board for the PSAT, SAT and AP Exams. Your child’s IEP or 504 Plan does not guarantee approval of accommodations for these college entrance exams. The final decision is up to College Board.

To request accommodations for your student, the College Board’s “Consent Form for Accommodations Request” must be signed by both the student and parent and returned to school. Once the consent form is received, we will start the application process. For additional information about accommodations on the PSAT, SAT and AP, visit the College Board website, www.collegeboard.com/ssd, or call them at 212-713-8333. 

If you are interested in applying for College Board accommodations, please fill out the Consent Form for Accommodations Request and return it to Ms Messenger in PH 225 or email by Monday, December 4^th  if your student will be taking an AP Exam in May.  If you have questions, please e-mail me at Cynthia.Messenger@stjohns.k12.fl.us.

Nease High School Theatre will conclude its first semester with a production of A Christmas Carol, based on the Charles Dickens’ holiday classic. Micah Vosburg will play the miserly Ebenezer Scrooge who is haunted by three spirits on Christmas Eve. Joining Vosburg are Luke Porter as Bob Cratchit, Lily Downie as Mrs. Cratchit, Rome Curtiss as Jacob Marley/Old Joe, Ellie Mirgeaux as The Ghost of Christmas Past. Andrew Hajdini as The Ghost of Christmas Present, Parker Black as Nephew Fred, Marisa McNally as Belle, and Maya Kalush as Anna. The cast will also feature Kaylie Burnett, Jacob Santana, Annabelle Frederico, Carrie Hendricks, Jackson Fry, Abigail Moring, Hannah Smith, Robbyn Dykeman, Amanda Ferrand, Mackenzie Cole, Tristan Mirgeaux, Kedren Ellis, Isabella Keller, Faith Leatherman, Juliana Weldon, Mia Kasper, Sarah Roney, Ethan Nash, Ethan Murphy, Michelle DeMeritt, Kylie Nolan, Samantha Morgan, Slava Melnyk, Charlie Evans, Mia Garrett, Kallie Smith, Brooklyn Gorga, Franziska Kasten, Kaylee Ireland, and Decker Curtiss (as Tiny Tim).

Ava Everly will be designing scenic elements for the production, including an eight-foot puppet of The Ghost of Christmas Past. Everly will also operate the puppet with the help of Maggie Yan and Tu Ly Bui.

A Christmas Carol will be directed by Nease Theatre Director, Mr. Mark Robinson, with Olivia Hill serving as stage manager, Mia Kasper as assistant director, and senior Lily Downie as music director and assistant choreographer. The crew for A Christmas Carol will include Sophia Burger, Keira (Robin) Hickey, Caitlynn Hallman, Jackie Weir, Maggie Yan, Renn Dunn, Tu Ly Bui, Ava Everly, Aliza (Alex) Luz, Amelia Thompson, Dorian Huggins, Erika Mayerhofer, Gabrielle Watson, Gharam Amun, Joy Triplett, Kadyn Sakamoto, Kaylee Raisor, Kyra Ellis, Maddi Burnett, Renad Morsi, Ryan Grant, Scott Kuo, Simone Gursky, Tu Chi Bui, and Valentina Guglietta.

TO GET YOUR TICKETS SIMPLY CLICK THE DATE AND TIME BELOW

Where: Nease PAC

Cost: Click Below to Get Tickets!

December 7, 6:30 p.m.

December 8, 6:30 p.m.

December 9, 2 p.m.

Thank you for your support of Nease Theatre Arts. Enjoy the Show!!

Class of 2024 t-shirts are in! Stop by Ms. Morrison’s room, B107, on Wednesday, December 6^thduring Excel to pick up your shirt! You must have your student ID. *Shirts are only available to students who paid their senior dues by October 13^th.

There are still 40 students who have not paid their senior dues! If you have not paid your senior dues, please look out for a Schoology message from Mrs. Mietzner. As a reminder, all seniors must pay their dues in order to attend Grad Bash, prom, and graduation.

The presentation from our Financial Aid Night can be accessed using the following link: 

https://acrobat.adobe.com/link/review?uri=urn:aaid:scds:US:7c92c3fc-4a80-31b5-8b4d-68289ea57010

Thank you to all who joined us virtually

Friday, May 10^th is the last day for seniors who have met all graduation requirements.

MANDATORY Graduation Rehearsal - Thursday, May 16th from 9am to 11am at UNF Arena.

Graduation - Tuesday, May 21st at 6pm at UNF - students will receive 7 graduation tickets.

Monday, December 4^th – Green Day – 1, 3, 5, 7

• NJROTC Annual Military Inspection – parade will start at 12pm at stadium. 
• AWAY: 6pm/7:30pm – JV/V Girls’ Basketball at St Augustine

Tuesday, December 5^th - Gold Day – 2, 4, 6, 7

• 7:30am – PTSO meeting in PH conf room 104
• Engineering FT to UNF
• HOME: 5:30pm/7:20pm – JV/V Girls’ Soccer vs Stanton

Wednesday, December 6^th – 1, 2, 3, 4, EXCEL, 5 & 6 – 2:50pm dismissal

•  Beaches Go Green FT
• EXCEL: Club pictures in gym
• EXCEL: Senior T-shirts distribution in B-107
• 3:15pm – Wresting team photo in gym
• AWAY: 5pm – Girls’ Weightlifting at Pedro
• AWAY: 6pm – Boys’ Wrestling at Bartram Trail w/Sandalwood
• HOME: 6pm/7:30pm – JV/V Boys’ Basketball vs Tocoi

Thursday, December 7^th – Green Day – 1, 3, 5, 7

• ASL FT to FL School for Deaf & Blind
• HiQ Match at Creekside
• 6:30pm – Performance of “A Christmas Carole”
• AWAY: 5:30pm/7pm – JV/V Boys’ Soccer at Bartram

Friday, December 8^th – Gold Day – 2, 4, 6, 7

• NJROTC FT – Air Rifle Championship in Anniston, AL
• NJROTC FT – Area 10 Championship Orienteering Meet in Appling, GA
• 6:30pm – Performance of “A Christmas Carole”
• AWAY: 4:30pm – V Girls’ Basketball at FPC Tournament
• AWAY: 5:30pm/7pm – JV/V Boys’ Basketball at Bishop Kenny

Saturday, December 9^th

• NJROTC FT – Air Rifle Championship in Anniston, AL
• NJROTC FT – Area 10 Championship Orienteering Meet in Appling, GA
• NJROTC FT – Brain Brawl Competition at Bishop Kenny HS
• 7am – ACT administered on campus
• AWAY: 10am – JV Girls’ Basketball at Oakleaf Tournament
• AWAY: 3pm – V Girls’ Basketball at FPC Tournament
•  2pm – Performance of “A Christmas Carole” 

CLUB PHOTO DAYS are Wednesday, Nov. 29 and Wednesday, Dec. 6 during EXCEL. Contact club sponsors and look for posters around campus for your club's time slot. 

NATIONAL ENGLISH HONOR SOCIETY

• Next meeting is December 13th EXCEL B, B102. If you are missing the meeting, please check in with Mrs. Lewis
• Winter Writing Contest deadlines will be posted ASAP on Schoology group. **It will be prior to leaving for winter break.

 See Schoology group resources for contest options and details.

Officers are working on organizing editing workshops. To Be Announced. 

SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL NEASE STUDENTS 9^th through 12^th grades!

2024 John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Essay Contest! OPEN TO ALL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS 9th grade through 12th grade! Deadline for submission is January 12, 2024. Click on the link below for all details. GOOD LUCK!! 

JFK Profiles in Courage Essay Contest

The top 25 students receive the following awards: 

·        1st place - $10,000

·        2nd place - $3,000

·        5 finalists - $1,000 each 

·        10 semi-finalists - $100 each 

·        8 honorable mentions

LINK CREW NEWS!! 

Freshmen/Link Crew Holiday Movie Night! 

Our Link Crew Leaders are inviting our freshmen to join us on Friday, Dec. 15^th after school in the media center for a holiday movie night to watch “Home Alone”. We’ll have hot cocoa, cookies, popcorn, and other treats! This is a FREE event and we hope many of our freshmen will join us to celebrate the last Friday before Winter Break. Please have your freshmen scan the QR code below or click on the link to RSVP. If you have any questions – please reach out to Mrs. Milian at carolyn.milian@stjohns.k12.fl.us

https://forms.office.com/r/1Gcpcc1gNw

Link Crew Service PROJECT

We want to try to make the holidays special for our senior citizens in our community who might find themselves alone this holiday season. So we’re asking our amazing students to make Christmas cards for them and awarding service hours for your efforts! Please stop by the media center, sit down and create Christmas cards to send to the senior citizens at Starling at Nocatee Assisted Living. A card-making station complete with cardstock, craft scissors, glue sticks, stickers, markers, glitter pens, etc will be set up behind Mrs. Milian’s desk in the media center. You can make a card here or you can make one at home and bring it in.

Service hours will be awarded for making cards:

•     3 cards = 1 service hour

•     5 cards = 2 service hours MAX

**IMPORTANT!! To receive service hours, drop your finished cards into a GALLON size Ziploc bag, and staple an index card to the bag with your full name, student number, and grade. Any bags with missing information WILL NOT receive service hours.

**ALL CARDS ARE DUE IN THE MEDIA CENTER BY Friday, Dec. 15^th.

See Mrs. Milian if you have any questions.

Tutoring: The National Honor Society hosts afterschool tutoring on Wednesdays from 3pm-4pm in A107. If your student needs help in math, science, social studies, foreign language, or English, please use the link below to sign up for a tutor!

https://forms.office.com/r/njRJDfUVkQ

Congratulations to the Nease Boys Cross Country for winning the 4A State Championship!!! This is the first state championship for the boys cross country team in school history. 

Matt Ryan finished 3^rd, Sai Jayaraman finished 9^th and Finn Thomas was 14^th to earn all state honors.  Wyatt Pittman finished in 18^th place and rounding out the scoring was Nate Corkran in 48^th.  Gavin Voils was 81^st and Jacob Schroeder finished in 116^th. The team led the entire race to hold off runner-up Gainesville Buchholz and 30 other teams.     

Girls' Weightlifting - 11/29 Meet Results (Olympic Only)

Bartram – 54

Nease – 35

Mackie Cherry (154) broke School Records in the Snatch (105lbs) and Olympic Total (250lbs).

Emma Tolly (183) broke School Records in the Snatch (90lbs) and Olympic Total (205lbs).

Mackie Cherry and Ari Lopes led the way by winning their respective weight classes.

Ari Lopes, Sydney Anthony, Baylee Sletto, Haley Petersen, and Kate Tolly were perfect on the platform; going 6 for 6.

Theatre One Act Performance

• Best Supporting Actor: Micah Vosburg (as the Beggar).
• Best All-Star Performance: Rome Curtiss (as the Rug Merchant)
• Best Costumes

Speech & Debate Incubate Tournament Results

Students that made it to semi-finals at our Incubate Debate tournament last Saturday: 

Samuel Shipe (new team member-1st incubate competition!) 

Pranav Devanand 

Roshan Chak

Rishi Chandra 

Rachel Ball 

Rodrigo Deleon Ruiz (new member-1st incubate competition!) 

Good afternoon Principal Kunze

I’m writing to congratulate you on Allen D. Nease High School’s success at our regional Incubate Debate tournament on Saturday at The Bolles School.

Rodrigo Delon Ruiz of Allen D. Nease High School secured the Championship title!

Over 100 students from St. Johns, Flagler, Putnam, Clay, Duval, Alachua, and other counties participated. They were judged by professors from Flagler College, University of North Florida, and Edward Waters College as well as attorneys from all over Northeast Florida and members of local government.

Congratulations again. This was a huge win for Allen D. Nease High School and speaks to the incredible efforts of Ms. Brown in leading a strong team.

Link to photos of ADNHS students from Saturday:  https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1XreWPlzJbf2Ecb76-HE31Tp0pLOf7trs?usp=sharing 

Thank you again,

Isabella A. Monje

Harrison Metal Fellow + Regional Coordinator, Incubate Debate

The FCDI virtual tournament Nov 18th had 600 entries from across Florida. 

•  Eva Gassert placed 4th out of 24 entries in the Varsity Congress Debate Authorship Challenge
•  Manogna (Manu) Chandra placed 3rd out of 26 entries in the Varsity Pro Con Challenge 

From Athletic Leadership Council:

Athletic Leadership Council hosted a Student-Staff Pickleball Tournament to raise money for Christmas presents for local kids in Community PedsCare. There were 8 teams, made up 1 staff member and 1 student. Each team represented a different “strength” from the Sources of Strength color wheel. Our winners were Brody Haeussner and Mr. Coghlan! Thank you to all our teams, and everyone who came and supported a great cause!

🌟 Gold Plus Business Partner 🌟

Dr. Ann Huynh Nguyen & Associates offers comprehensive primary eye care for all ages with an emphasis on contact lens evaluation and myopia control, along with ocular disease treatments.

Thank you, Dr. Ann Huynh Nguyen, for all you do for Nease, including being a Gold Level Plus Business Partner.

Dr. Ann Nguyen Primary Eyecare & Contact Lens

http://www.dr-ann-eyecare.com

1 904-280-4855

🌟 Gold Plus Business Partner 🌟

Traci Crawford is a distinguished Army veteran with three decades of active duty service, now serving as a dedicated Real Estate Advisor at Engel & Völkers First Coast.

Driven by her passion for excellent customer service, she specializes in residential sales in the greater Jacksonville area, including Fleming Island, Nocatee, Ponte Vedra, St. Augustine, and beyond.

Traci's expertise extends to first-time buyers, new construction, luxury home buyers, investors, and those looking to downsize or retire.

With a unique commitment to her fellow veterans, she offers specialized assistance for military relocations. Traci's mission is to build lasting relationships with her clients, earning their respect and becoming their real estate advisor of choice through dedication, service, and exceptional results.

Thank you, Traci, for all you do for Nease, including being a Gold Level Plus Business Partner.

http://newlifetimememories.com

904-572-8063 | t.crawford@evrealestate.com

FB: Traci Crawford, Real Estate Advisor

https://neaseptsoboard.wixsite.com/nhsptso/nease-spirit-wear

Digital Design Student Shows Off Skills In Published Book

One of Nease’s very own Digital Design students, Communications Academy senior Savannah Preik, is now a published designer! Savannah teamed up with her mom, who is an author and chef, and they created a published cookbook. While mom created the delicious recipes, Savannah used the skills she learned in the Communications Academy to design the page layout and create gorgeous drawings throughout the book. 

As mom stated in her dedication, “I thank my talented and creative daughter for all her artistry and aesthetics. She made this book come to life, and I will be forever grateful that we completed this project together!” We, too, are in awe of Savannah and wanted to give her a shout out and show our support of her impressive Digital Design endeavors outside of the classroom!

You can check out their cookbook on Amazon: https://a.co/d/bv3oP7C

Nease Academy Students See the Sweet Side of Engineering

Stellar Academy of Engineering introductory-level students had the opportunity to see the power of engineering an unlikely place — a candy store. Nease students toured Whetstones Chocolate Factory — an institution in the Nation’s Oldest City — and learned the company’s founder, Henry Whetstone, was an engineer.  During his time in the chocolate business, Whetstone patented equipment and techniques associated with his confectionary creations. The students, who have learned about mechanical engineering and “process” in class, had the opportunity to see a small factory setting, which really reinforced that curriculum.  The students also had the chance to sample several chocolates, which made this field trip even sweeter.

Academy Juniors Will Begin The Summer Internship Application Process Next Semester

Juniors in the Communications, Hospitality, and Engineering Academy programs are eligible to take part in the Career Academy Summer Internship program. This program includes students applying for internships and interviewing with local businesses offering opportunities in the summer of 2024. Parents, if you’re interested in learning more about Academy internships, you can join an upcoming Teams meeting led by the Career and Technical Education District Office Team.

Applications for the Citi Women In IT one-week summer internship are now available!

This is a one-week internship for female-identifying students who are 16 years or older as of June 1, 2024. Students do not have to be 16 at the time of application. This internship is seeking candidates who are passionate about pursuing a technology-based career.

There are two steps to apply: 1. Fill out a survey with your info (QR code to survey link is on the flyer) 2. Submit an essay by attaching it to an email and emailing the email address as seen on the flyer.

Those accepted into the one-week internship will have opportunities in the future to apply to our WIT 6-week high school and/or the WIT 10-week college program. Many past WIT one-weekers go into one or both and then move on to other internships at Citi and even full-time roles! It is a great opportunity, but it all starts with applying to the one-week internship. Students do not have to be in an Academy to apply. This is an in-person internship, so students must be able to attend on-site at the Citi campus off of Old. St. Augustine Rd, near Baptist South (address in flyer). Please see flyer for full details of eligibility.

Fidelity Scholars Program

The Fidelity Scholars program is open to underrepresented collegiate populations and serves students living in a select number of states, including Florida. To be eligible for the Fidelity Scholars Program, all applicants must live and plan to attend a college or university in their home states of MA, NC, TX, FL, NM , and NJ, and Washington, D.C. Last year, the Fidelity Scholars Program awarded 200 Scholars with more than $2.8 million in scholarships, with 65% of those Scholars as first-generation college goers. Individual awards vary. Application Deadline: 1/11/2024 11:59 PM. Learn more and apply here. 

If you have any questions about the Communications Academy, Stellar Academy of Engineering, or the Academy of Hospitality & Tourism, reach out to Mrs. Combs at jaime.combs@stjohns.k12.fl.us

IB Seniors

All IB seniors received their college application “gold envelope.” There is at least a 2-week (14 working days) turnaround for the processing of the envelope. Please allow for this prior to submission.

Reminder: The FFAA (Bright Futures) Application is now open. The FAFSA is scheduled to open at some point in December. Click here for more information on changes to the FAFSA and the reason for the delay in release. Please be mindful, that you must complete these applications in order to be evaluated for postsecondary financial aid eligibility.

If a senior is currently taking a virtual course, they MUST have the course completed by January 4th for the course grade to be calculated into their first semester GPA. The cumulative GPA after 1st semester of senior year determines final class rank and is used to issue graduation honor cords.

IB Juniors

Juniors are working on selecting their extended essay topic for the upcoming mentor selection process. Ask them what they plan on writing on and what research they are interested in.

All IB Students & Parents

Lots of information is being posted on the Nease IB Schoology Page. All IB students have been placed in the group and provided the group code to join during the beginning of the year meetings. Please ask your student what has been posted lately.

Carolyn Milian – School Librarian Media Specialist

Lorna Patterson – Media Clerk

Media Center phone number – 904-547-8367

Email – carolyn.milian@stjohns.k12.fl.us

COFFEE STATION DONATIONS!

With chilly temps on the rise, our student coffee station is in need of some supplies. The students absolutely love this little FREE perk we offer in our media center. We could still use some of the following items if you are willing and able to help donate so we can keep this going for our students.

·        10 oz. coffee cups

·        Hot chocolate packets

·        Tea bags (for our tea drinkers 😊 )

·        Creamer (individual packs or powdered. No refrigerated creamers please)

·        Sugar (individual small packets)

Thank you so much for anything you can help out with so we can continue this little “perk” for our students.

HOLIDAY READING BINGO!

If you missed out on “Summer Reading Bingo” and earning some cool gift cards like Starbucks, Amazon, or Gate – now’s your chance to earn them with our  “Holiday Reading Bingo”!! Students will have the opportunity to read a variety of books, articles, listen to podcasts, etc. and earn some of these prizes in this year’s “Holiday Reading Bingo” program. Bingo boards and reading logs will be due on Friday, Jan. 26^th, 2024, so they have 3 FULL months to work on this and have fun doing it. Below is the Bingo board and the prizes students can earn. Students would need to complete the online “editable reading log” to document all their selections on our media center webpage. For more information, please click here to take you to our “Holiday Reading Bingo” page on our media center webpage. You can also contact me directly in the media center for additional questions. Have fun and let’s READ-READ-READ to SUCCEED! 

PANTHERS!! Get your “Panther Café Tile”! This is your chance to IMMORTALIZE yourself in our library!

ALL students have the opportunity to take home one of our café area ceiling tiles, paint and personalize it, then have it placed back into our ceiling for a donation of $20. The money raised from this fundraiser will be used to purchase new computers for our media center and other technology enhancements and at the same time have our students immortalized in our café as these will never be repainted! Please contact me in the media center for more information.

Your copy should address 3 key questions: Who am I writing for? (Audience) Why should they care? (Benefit) What do I want them to do here? (Call-to-Action)

Create a great offer by adding words like "free" "personalized" "complimentary" or "customized." A sense of urgency often helps readers take an action, so think about inserting phrases like "for a limited time only" or "only 7 remaining"!

Your copy should address 3 key questions: Who am I writing for? (Audience) Why should they care? (Benefit) What do I want them to do here? (Call-to-Action)

Create a great offer by adding words like "free" "personalized" "complimentary" or "customized." A sense of urgency often helps readers take an action, so think about inserting phrases like "for a limited time only" or "only 7 remaining"!

Follow Nease Athletics on Instagram #NeaseAthletics and Twitter @NeaseAthletics

You can support Nease Athletics by becoming a member of our Booster Club! Everyone is welcome to join. There are five membership levels. All funds will directly support Nease High School athletic programs. All athletes and coaches will benefit from the funding. Show your Panther Pride and sign up here https://neaseathletics.com/gpbc-membership/

Link Below for Apparel purchases:

https://sideline.bsnsports.com/schools/florida/pontevedra/nease-high-school

Athletic Clearance

Prior to participating with a Nease High School athletic team, all students are required to complete the athletic clearance process.

Please keep in mind that the FHSAA requires all student athletes to view free NFHS video courses on concussions, heat illness, and sudden cardiac arrest (see instructions below). Signatures on the EL3 form indicate that your athlete has completed these three video courses. The FHSAA also requires that all student athletes have at least a 2.0 unweighted GPA to be eligible for participation.

For step-by-step athletic clearance instructions please visit: https://neaseathletics.com/athletic_clearance/

Athletic Fee/Pay to Participate

The purpose of the Nease Athletic Fee is to help address the costs associated with operating a high school athletic department. Currently the St. Johns County School Board pays each coach’s coaching supplement, and all remaining costs are the responsibility of the athletic department and teams. The athletic fee helps cover the following expenses:

·        Game officials

·        Indoor and Outdoor Athletic Facility maintenance

·        Sports Medicine

·        Security

·        Athletic Leadership Council activities

·        Student-Athlete Letters and Awards

·        FHSAA membership dues and other fees

The 2023-24 fee will be as follows: $75 Per Sport Played

This fee must be paid prior to the student-athlete participating in his/her first contest. Nease Athletics appreciates your attention and compliance regarding payment of this fee. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the Nease Athletic Department.

Looking ahead:



Track and Field Parent/Athlete Meeting

Date: December 7th

Time: 6:00pm - 7:30pm

Location: Cafeteria

This is where we will be discussing plans, expectations, scheduling, and other important information for the upcoming 2024 season. 

Good afternoon,

I hope you’re doing well! My name is Averie Brock and I am the Director of Registration for the Young Leaders Conference at the University of Florida. We are so excited to announce that our three-day conference will be February 2nd-4th 2024! We are reaching out to invite your students in grades 9-12 to apply for our annual Young Leaders Conference. 

The Young Leaders Conference is a UF student-led event that guides students through a variety of workshops intended to enhance their leadership skills, while interacting with and experiencing the UF campus. Due to the large volume of registrants in the past few years we are transitioning to an application process. The Young Leaders Conference exists to educate and expand the minds of the leaders of tomorrow. In an effort to bring students who are truly passionate about developing their own leadership skills for the betterment of the world around them we are implementing an application. 

Details regarding payment, price and a link to our application can be found on our website below:

https://sg.ufl.edu/ylc/

Sponsorships are also available as needed; please feel free to reach out to ylc@sg.ufl.edu if you are aware of any students who would like to attend and would require a scholarship.

Stay up to date on our latest announcements by following us on social media:

Facebook: @UFYLC

Instagram: @YLC_UF

Facebook: @YLC_UF

We cannot wait to host students for another amazing conference. Please feel free to reach out with any questions at all. Thank you so much!

Best,

Averie Brock

Director of Registration, Young Leaders Conference

University of Florida