MONDAY - NO SCHOOL
Remember -- There is no school on Monday, February
20th in observance of Presidents' Day. However, there will be a few students on campus preparing for the Black History Month activities for the week. All student participants receive volunteer hours for their efforts.
Black History Month Celebration is Feb.20 - 24! (Flyer Attached)
SAIL's theme for its Black History Month Celebration is "In Living Culture," and is dedicated to acknowledging the current and most recent accomplishments of African Americans to American culture. Students can expect themed dress up days and fun activities including a Chalk Walk and Movie Day. In addition to activities, students will witness a plethora of performances from special guests during lunch, including performances from Legacy Band, Black on Black Rhyme/Back Talk Poetry Troupe, and much more.
SAIL Showcase is February 23rd! (Flyer Attached)
Know anyone who might be interested in sending his/her student to SAIL? Let them know about our annual Showcase, which is taking place on Thursday, February 23rdat 5:30 pm. Attendees can expect a meet/greet with faculty and staff; interactive campus tours; live music; and Q & A sessions with our administrators. No registration is required -- and the event is open to the public. Spread the word!
Coming Soon: Sailing Into the Future!
We are excited to announce, "Sailing Into the Future," SAIL's weekly bulletin with the latest information on college and career readiness, including Bright Futures information, scholarships, community service opportunities, dual enrollment, postsecondary pathways, and college/career exploration. The first bulletin will be made available later this week:)
School Calendars Approved (See Attached)
Leon County Schools recently approved the regular school calendar for the next three years. Please see the attached flyer if you're planning any special events, vacations, or activities in the coming months/years.
Junior Apprenticeships - Applications Due March 31
Leon County Government continues to enhance
its Leon
Works Junior Apprenticeship Program by
expanding program eligibility to include all Leon County high school juniors and seniors who attend a public, charter, private or Leon County virtual school. The County is now accepting applications for the program for the Fall 2023 semester through Friday,
March 31 at LeonCountyFL.gov/JRApprentice.
In partnership with Leon County Schools and CareerSource Capital Region, the program provides Leon County high school juniors and seniors the opportunity to earn hourly wages while building valuable workforce skills. The new policy, which went into effect on January 1, 2023, now provides high school students who attend charter, private and virtual school, along with public school, the opportunity to learn skilled trades while getting paid.
For more information, click the following link: https://mailchi.mp/leoncountyfl.gov/county-expands-eligibility-for-fall-2023-junior-apprenticeship-program?e=b6c0378763
School Choice Window is Open
Interested in bringing in another student? Know someone else who might be? The School Choice window is officially open and will remain open through March 1. All prospective students are required to complete the LCS School Choice application and the SAIL Application. Both are found via the Focus Parent Portal.
Testimonials Needed
We are in the process of updating our school website and would love to have some new parent and student testimonials! If you or your student is willing to write one, we are asking that you limit your submission to 1oo words and email them to Dr. Browning ([log in to unmask]) by Friday, January 13th at 5:00 pm.
Tutoring Available
Tutoring is now available Mondays/Wednesdays
(2:15-4:00 - Media Center), Thursdays (2:15-3:00 - Computer Lab 2), and Fridays (2:15-3:00 - Media Center). Students
can get help in all core classes (and some electives), work on group assignments, study independently, and utilize school technology. For more information, contact Rosa at[log in to unmask]