Happy Friday! Enjoy the 3-day weekend with our MLK Holiday on Monday!

Report cards will be available on HAC Friday, January 19th

It is time to start the Registration process for the 24-25 school year.

January 22^nd - January 26^th - Guidance counselors visit English classrooms

Students will receive their 24-25 course registration sheets, credit details, and scheduling guidelines. Please review these with your child before their individual meeting with their counselor. Nease's course catalog and course progressions can be found on the home page of the Nease website.

Tuesday, January 23^rd - Parent Registration Meeting at 6:00pm in the auditorium

Please attend for a presentation on scheduling guidelines and progressions.

January 19^th - February 19^th - Guidance counselors meet individually with students

Guidance Counselors will meet with students individually through English classes to submit course requests. Students must have signed Course Registration Sheet. Dual Enrollment and students without English will complete this by appointment with their assigned grade-level counselor.

January 24^th & 25^th - Dual Enrollment Meetings in Media Center Room 146

Students interested in DE through St Johns River State College MUST attend one informational meeting or they will not be allowed to take a DE course.

Monday, January 24th informational meetings

• 8:45am to 9:15am
• 12:20pm to 1pm
• 3pm to 3:30pm

Tuesday, January 25th informational meetings

• 11m to 11:30am
• 11:30am to 12pm
• 12pm to 12:30pm

Seniors, if you need initial or midyear transcripts sent, you will need to turn in your gold envelope to your school counselor. If you never stopped in to CPOD to pick up your gold envelope after you submitted your gold envelope to your counselor, you need to come by CPOD and pick it up. You will need to use this process to get your midyear transcripts sent. The only time you do not need your gold envelope, is when you need final transcripts sent to the college/university you will be attending after high school 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.

Scholarships for Seniors

St. Augustine Elks Lodge Educational Trust Fund 2024 Scholarships

The applications in both .pdf and a Fillable Word format. Last year five $1000 Scholarships were awarded to Caroline Hamby, John Klatzkow, Cael Thompson and Celine Taylor from NHS.

This year there will be ten $1,000.00 scholarships available to qualifying seniors in St. Johns County. Applicants must attend or have attended a high school within St. Johns County, be a resident of St. Johns County, and have at least one parent that is a St. Johns County resident. Applications are due back no later than April 1, 2024.

Applicants are selected based on the overall excellence of the student, and include community service, extracurricular activities and financial need, as well as academic achievement. 

2024 PAF Chapter Student Scholarship Application

The PAF Chapter Student Scholarship is designed for high school athletes with intentions to

attend a 2-year or 4-year college/university. The 3,000.00 scholarship rewards high school

athletes for their non-athletic achievements and assist them in achieving their academic career

goals. Students are not required to compete in collegiate athletics to receive this scholarship.

Eligibility requirements:

Overall High School Grade Point Average of 2.0 or better;

2.Must be a high school senior;

3.Acceptance into a two-year or four-year college or university;

4.Nominated by high school coach;

5.Participated at the varsity level in athletics for at least one year;

6.Has not accepted a full scholarship award or grant (athletic or academic);

7.Is not the son or daughter of current or former NFL Player.

Criteria for Evaluation

1.Career goals;

2.Nomination by coach;

3.Academic achievement;

4.Potential for success;

5.Leadership and character;

6.Indication of how athleticcompetition has aided inpersonal growth.

Monday, January 15^th – Holiday! – No School!

• AWAY: 1pm - JV/V Boys' Soccer at Tocoi HS

Tuesday, January 16^th - Gold Day – 2, 4, 6, 7

• AWAY: 6pm/7:30pm – JV/V Boys’ BB at Beachside HS
• HOME: 6pm/7:30pm – JV/V Girls’ BB vs Tocoi Creek 
• HOME: 7pm – V Boys’ Soccer vs Duval Charter

Wednesday, January 17^th – Make-up Green Day – 2:50pm dismissal

• HOME: 5pm – Girls’ Weightlifting vs Episcopal
• AWAY: 5pm – Wrestling at Beachside HS
• AWAY: 6pm/7:30pm – JV/V Girls’ Soccer at Creekside HS
• AWAY: 6pm/7:30pm – JV/V Girls’ BB at Hillard HS

Thursday, January 18^th – Green Day - 1, 3, 5, 7

• 8am – SAC Meeting in PH104
• AWAY:  5pm – JV Wrestling at Beachside HS
• AWAY: 5:30pm/7:20pm – JV/V Girls’ Soccer at Bishop Kenny
• AWAY: 5:30pm – JV Girls’ BB at Bishop Kenny
• AWAY: 7pm – V Boys’ Soccer at Fernandina Beach HS

Friday, January 19^th – Gold Day – 2, 4, 6, 7 – Report Cards available on HAC

• HOME: 5:30pm/7:20pm – JV/V Boys’ Soccer vs Sandalwood
• AWAY: 6pm/7:30pm – JV/V Boys’ BB at Bolles
• HOME: V Girls’ BB Tournament (6pm – Bolles vs Pedro & 7:30pm – Nease vs Keystone)

Saturday, January 20^th

• VEX Robotic Competition in Orlando (Sharma)
• HOME: 7am – County Wrestling Championship in gym
• AWAY: 3pm – JV Boys’ Basketball at Mandarin HS
• 3pm – St Augustine Dance Company in auditorium

Sunday, January 21^st

• 12pm – Cheer Cub Showcase

The Miss Nease scholarship pageant will be held on March 2nd. Any interested junior ladies can still sign up! A wide range of talents will be accepted, so no need to sing or dance! For more information, see Mrs. Case in D-27 or Mrs. Michael in F-107, or Ms. Cowart in F-103.

National English Honor Society

Upcoming meetings during EXCEL B in B102

• Wednesday, January 24th
• Wednesday, February 7th
• Wednesday, February 28th

Programs for rising 9th- 12th graders at the Naval Academy in June 2024. 

U.S. Naval Academy Summer STEM: For rising 9th-11th graders, designed to encourage students to pursue a course of study in STEM fields.

U.S. Naval Academy Summer Seminar: For current juniors (Class of 2025), introduces students to life at the Academy and helps them make a decision on whether to apply.

While there are fees for both programs ($700 for Summer STEM and $550 for Summer Seminar), need-based scholarships are available, so interested students should apply. 

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.

Phase I: Learner Permit Preparation – $30.00

A classroom lecture designed to assist a student preparing to obtain a Learner Permit. The classes are conducted prior to school from 8am-9am for a total of 10 consecutive school days. On the last day, students will be administered the Learner Permit Knowledge Exam that is required to obtain a Learner Permit. In addition to the Phase I course, students must also complete a state required 4-hour online drug and alcohol course prior to obtaining a Learner Permit.

Link to register: SJCTC DRIVER EDUCATION PROGRAM – St. Johns County Tax Collector (sjctax.us)

Upcoming class at Nease:

02/14-02/28/2024

9th and 10th grade students will start Progress Monitoring 2 of FAST this week. Please take all testing seriously, so teachers know where to focus before May administration.

Congratulations to Coach DeVos for being selected as the Florida Track & Field Hall of Fame 2023 Boys Cross Country Coach of the Year! Additionally, he was also selected as the 2023 Florida Dairy Farmers Boys Cross Country Coach of the Year. This award recognizes the hard work and accomplishments of the Nease athletes, parents, administration, and coaches.

Girls Weightlifting Meet Results 1/10

Olympic

Nease – 56

PV – 33

Traditional

Nease – 58

PV – 40

FSDB – 2

Izzy Knight broke the 110lb School Records in the Snatch, Olympic Total and Traditional Total.

Mackie Cherry broke the 154lb School Records in the Snatch and Olympic Total.

🌟 Gold Level Plus Business Partner 🌟

Thank you, W.W. Gay Mechanical Contractor, Inc., for being a proud PTSO GOLD BUSINESS PARTNER! Since 1962, W.W. Gay has been an iconic part of the Jacksonville community. From Plumbing and HVAC to controls and test & balance, they are so much more than a mechanical contractor! For the last 60 years, they have been proud to have left our footprint across the city and are committed to providing more than just great jobs. The importance of community support is in their DNA, and they will continue to give back in every way they can, serving as a beacon with a focus on family, excellence, and stewardship. www.wwgmc.com

🌟 Gold Level Plus Business Partner 🌟

Thank you, Smiles, by Glenos & Hadgis Orthodontists, for supporting the Nease Community!   With office locations in St Augustine and St. Johns, Dr. Glenos and Dr. Hadgis have a combined 40 years of experience and pride themselves on providing the best orthodontic experience and patient service. They offer the latest orthodontic technologies and services to enhance precision results and overall patient comfort. To schedule an appointment, please call or text 904-79-SMILE. Virtual consultations are also available by visiting www.smilesbyGHortho.com and clicking the 'Online Smile AssesAssessment' for the next steps to get a healthy and beautiful new smile!

🌟 Gold Business Partner 🌟

Cantina Louie is a Locally owned Mexican restaurant with 10 locations throughout Northeast Florida and 2 Franchise locations in North Carolina. www.cantinalouie.com.

We are a proud sponsor of Nease High. Cantina Louie values our partnership and, most of all, our children's education. We also value our teachers and coaches who help develop our children. We are forever thankful to our Nease Panther Family. Go Panthers!!!

🌟 Gold Business Partner 🌟

At the Y, we're to help you find your "why"– y "you're a greater sense of purpose – by connecting you with opportunities to improve your health, support young people, make new friends, and contribute to a stronger, more cohesive community for all.

Thank you, YMCA at Nocatee, for your support of Nease High School.



Summer Internship Applications Now Available For Academy Juniors

Juniors in the Communications, Hospitality, and Engineering Academies are eligible to apply for summer internship opportunities with local companies. The process to apply for an internship begins this month. Mrs. Combs will host an informational meeting on Academy summer internships for interested students on Wednesday, January 24^th, during Excel A in Mrs. Soto’s Digital Design classroom, D-002. Applications for the internships are submitted online. Information on the application link is included here.

If you have any questions after reviewing the attachment, email Mrs. Combs or you can ask questions at our informational session on January 24^th, during Excel A in D-002. You must submit an application online by January 31^st, 2024. Once your application has been approved, you will be invited to take part in the next step of the process: Resume Writing.

Academy Intent to Return Process: Continuing in a program or dropping one for 2024-25

Before winter break, all Communications, Hospitality, and Engineering Academy students will be asked to indicate if they want to remain in their current Academy for the 2024-25 school year by signing an Intent to Return roster. If the student checked “Yes,” than that student will be automatically re-enrolled in the Academy for 2024-25. The student will also receive a recommendation to move on to the next level Academy course, as long as they are meeting Academy requirements. If an Academy student checks “No” on the roster to indicate that they do not want to continue in the Academy next year, a Program of Choice Drop Form will be sent home with those students in January. The drop form must be completed by the student and parent and returned to Mrs. Combs. If you have any questions about the Intent to Return process, please reach out to Jaime Combs at Jaime.combs@stjohns.k12.fl.us

Academy Application Process for the 2024-25 School Year

If you are a rising 10^th grader interested in joining a Career Academy or Program of Interest for the 2024-25 school year (a program you’re not already enrolled in this school year), the application window opens up on January 4^th and lasts the entire month of January, through January 31st. Students will apply by logging into their HAC account and selecting up to three Programs of Interest/Career Academies. Once the application window opens, here are directions to apply—

Step 1: Log into STUDENT’S HAC account      Step 2: Click on “Classes”      Step 3: Click on “Requests” tab      Step 4: Select “Edit” for Academy/Program of Interest Application         Step 5: Select/check 1, 2, or 3 choices (can select only one or two programs, if the student is not interested in three)       Step 6: Click “Save”

Academy Open House Event for Rising 9^th & 10^th Graders Interested In Joining An Academy

ACE Mentor Competition Program Kicks Off In Senior Engineering Classes

This year, our senior-level engineering classes are taking part in the ACE Mentor Competition Program, in which our students work on specialized projects, released to schools across our area, to compete in hopes to be named the best RFP (request for proposal), among area schools. During the creation of these projects, professionals from various disciplines in the engineering industry, or related to the industry, will come in to speak with the students and share insight as to how to best align their proposals to industry standards. Our first guest speaker was Director of Civil Engineering for Stellar, Tim Focht. Mr. Focht shared information on a few of the civil engineering projects tackled by Stellar, delivered insight into the multi-faceted world that a civil engineer has to consider when working on a project, and offered advice on areas of consideration/concern regarding the three different ACE projects. We thank Mr. Focht for taking the time to work with our students, and are looking forward to the future guest speakers from the industry we will be welcoming in coming weeks.

Smoothie King Franchise Owner Shares His Story with Hospitality Students

Kris Risch, owner of multiple Smoothie King franchises in our area, met with Hospitality Academy students before winter break to share his story. A self-described hard worker and goal-setter, Mr. Risch shared how he was introduced to Smoothie King in Gainesville, and started his business ownership journey simply by getting a part time job and working his hardest, doing any and every task that needed completion. By the time he was 21, after rising to management level at a store owned by other franchisees, Mr. Risch was able to open his own store. He set goals to open multiple shops in a very short time span, and told the students that he worked open-to-close at his first location for weeks, every day, as he got the business going. He discussed the impacts that 9/11, the economic crash in 2008, and COVID had on his business, and how building resilience is so important to finding success. We truly appreciate Mr. Risch coming in to share his story, and the students were thrilled that he also came with smoothies for everyone! 

STEM Camp Applications Available Now

Students interested in applying for a week-long STEM camp, run by the The Society of American Military Engineers is hosting a week-long camp at NAS Jacksonville this summer. If you’re interested, learn more via this flyer: 

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

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!

Welcome back to the 2^nd half of our school year and the BUSIEST semester for our media center and all the activities/events we have planned! Please be sure to stay tuned to the Panther Press and have your students check our media center Schoology group page in the upcoming weeks with contests and events planned in our media center.

HOLIDAY READING BINGO!

Bingo boards and reading logs will be due on Friday, Jan. 26^th, 2024. 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. 

COFFEE STATION DONATIONS!

THANK YOU SO MUCH to all our families that have donated so many supplies to keep our student coffee station running! The students absolutely love this little FREE perk we offer in our media center, ESPECIALLY with more chilly days heading our way! 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.

CELEBRATE LITERACY WEEK FLORIDA! – JAN. 22^nd through Jan. 26^th

This is a statewide event where schools across the state are invited to host and participate in events and activities focusing on literacy. Below is a small sample of some of the events we will be hosting during the last week of January throughout our school so start marking your calendars! More fun events will be added as the days go by. If you have any questions about them, please email me for more information! 

Ø Door Decorating contest – teachers will be invited to participate with their students to decorate their classroom door in the jacket or theme of their favorite book, author, or favorite reading quote/phrase. 1^st place prize is their choice of a Chick-Fil-A breakfast, class pizza party or ice-cream sundae party, 2^nd place will choose from the remaining 1^st period prizes, and 3^rd place will receive the remaining prize from 1^st and 2^nd place!  

Ø Reading in Unusual Places – students will be asked to create innovative and dynamic images of themselves reading in unusual places. Submission details will be provided in next week’s Panther Press and on my Media Center Schoology group page. Students and faculty members will vote for their favorites and the top 5 votes will receive gift cards to spend!

TEXTBOOKS AND MEDIA FINES –

I will be sending out overdue notices AND fines notices for outstanding balances sometime next week. If your student has any textbook or library fines on his/her media account. PLEASE take care of these as soon as possible, ESPECIALLY JUNIORS & SENIORS! Juniors and Seniors with any fines on their account will NOT be allowed to purchase prom tickets and Seniors will not receive graduation tickets until these fines are satisfied.  If your student still has a book that has been charged to his/her account, as soon as they return it to the media center, these fines will be deleted from their account.  If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact me.

Get your “Panther Café Ceiling 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 at the same time have our seniors immortalized in our café as these will never be repainted! Please contact me in the media center for more information. 

PLEASE SUPPORT GIRLS' GOLF!

THE PLAYERS Championship – Chip in for Charity

Chip in for Charity is a ticket fundraising program that gives local nonprofit organizations the opportunity to sell PLAYERS Championship Stadium Passes and earn $40 for every pass sold.

https://shops.ticketmasterpartners.com/the-players-chip-in-for-charity

Password – 490YAF

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.

The $75 Athletic Fee can be paid via School Pay by clicking on your sport’s link below.

Spring Sports SchoolPay Links - Pay to Participate

Baseball https://www.schoolpay.com/pay/for/Nease-Spring-2024-Pay-to-PlayBASEBALL/ShIXyO

Boys Lacrosse https://www.schoolpay.com/pay/for/Nease-Spring-2024-Pay-to-PlayBOYS-LACROS/SepDVCY

Girls Lacrosse https://www.schoolpay.com/pay/for/Nease-Spring-2024-Pay-to-PlayGIRLS-LACRO/ScF7TIs

Softball https://www.schoolpay.com/pay/for/Nease-Spring-2024-Pay-to-PlaySOFTBALL/SdXOi1u

Boys Tennis https://www.schoolpay.com/pay/for/Nease-Spring-2024-Pay-to-PlayBOYS-TENNIS/SFwuUX

Girls Tennis https://www.schoolpay.com/pay/for/Nease-Spring-2024-Pay-to-PlayGIRLS-TENNI/SbOpeA

Track & Field https://www.schoolpay.com/pay/for/Nease-Spring-2024-Pay-to-PlayTRACK-AND-F/ScXgDH6

Boys Volleyball https://www.schoolpay.com/pay/for/Nease-Spring-2024-Pay-to-PlayBOYS-VOLLEY/SeBCHvh

Boys Weightlifting https://www.schoolpay.com/pay/for/Nease-Spring-2024-Pay-to-PlayBOYS-WEIGHT/ScazuJP

Looking ahead:

Attention all Nease Alumni!!!!! 

There will be a doubleheader girls basketball game on Jan. 19^th with the first game starting at 6:00 p.m. between former Nease standout Terrence Washington of the Bud Beech state contending Nease Panthers coaching era, bringing in his Pedro Menendez Falcons, vs Kelly Stevenson, a Nease 5A Player of the Year from the 1999 State Championship Nease girls basketball team, bringing in her Bolles Bulldogs for the first contest of the night!

The second game will feature Coach Sherri Anthony/Bernie Blue and the veteran alumni assistants consisting of Metika Roche’ and Sydney Searcy of Nease High School vs. Coach Anthony’s alumni high school of Keystone Heights. This battle between the Panthers and the Indians will be the second contest of the night and will begin at 7:30 p.m.

Please come out and enjoy the competition, fun, and sharing of stories – it will be a memory of a lifetime!

See you on Friday, Jan. 19^th, in The Panther Den!

Coach Sherri Anthony

Nease High School

Tennis

Tennis tryouts are Tuesday & Wednesday, January 16th & 17th from 4:00pm to 5:15pm. All players must have completed their athletic clearance.

Nease Boys Lacrosse

Will begin tryouts on Monday, January 22^nd at 4 P.M. – 6 P.M.

For more information, please reach out to:

max.gurowski@stjohns.k12.fl.us in Portable 24.

GO NEASE!

Baseball

Interested in trying out for spring baseball?

Tryouts will be on Jan. 22^nd- Jan 24^th right after school at the baseball field!!

All students must have a FHSAA physical on file to try out. All forms can be found on the Nease Website under Athletic Clearance.

If you have any questions you can speak to Coach Hatcher in Panther Hall 145.

Boys Volleyball

Join our open gym on Jan 18th, 7PM, for high-energy games, skill development, and a chance to connect with the boys’ volleyball team. Open to everyone! Bring your competitive spirit and love for the game. Grab your friends, and let's spike into action!

** Manager opportunity: ** Passionate and organized? Join our team as a manager and get some service hours! (Volleyball knowledge/experience is a plus.)

P.S. Spread the word and share this invitation!

Track & Field

Nease Track & Field will have tryouts beginning January 29^th- February 2nd. Those interested are encouraged to attend conditioning sessions after school currently taking place.

Sprints, Jumps, Throws & Boys Distance – We will meet at 4:08 PM on January 29^th – Please contact Coach Swisley pantherperformance@gmail.com or Coach DeVos theodore.devos@stjohns.k12.fl.us if you need additional information.

Girls Distance –Contact Coach Johannesen and Coach Harrison if you need additional information: neasegirlsxc@gmail.com

All athletes must have the athletic clearance process completed before trying out.