Dear Lehigh Lightning Family, Welcome back! We are excited to get back to school. In this newsletter we will share very important information, with you, that you need to know. Please read it thoroughly. Lee Home Connect: A few things you need to know. • Bell Schedule: Be prepared to tune in following the enclosed bell schedule. • Dress: Make sure you follow the dress code enclosed for your on-camera class times. Face to Face: A few things you need to know. • Bell Schedule: New bell schedule is enclosed. • Dress: Make sure you read and follow the dress code enclosed. • Map: Inside you will find a map for travel. Please study it so you understand one-way directions and stairwells. • Masks: They are required at all times on buses and onsite. Masks must follow current dress code expectations and not disrupt the learning environment. • Arrival: Please stay in your cars or on your buses until someone has checked your temperature for your exit . After you are cleared, you are to report directly to your first block. No stopping or congregating in hallways or courtyards areas. • Free Breakfast: There will be grab and go sites as you enter the campus. Please collect your breakfast and proceed to your first block class. You will be eating in the classrooms. • Class Changes: We have divided the building into 4 color groups that will be released at staggered times, see the enclosed map. You are to move directly to your next block when you are dismissed. No congregating in hallways or courtyard areas. You are to move one way as shown on the enclosed map. • Bathrooms: Will be open in the morning and during hall changes. No hanging out in bathrooms. If stalls are full, wait outside on the social distancing markers. During class, teachers will be allowed to send one person to the designated hallway bathroom location at a time. • Free Lunch: We will have two lunchrooms. One in the café and one in the gym. Teachers will walk you to and from lunch at your scheduled time. You will be required to sit at their assigned table. Please do not sit on marked off seats, they have been created to be incompliance with social distancing. Lunches will be brought to your table or you will be directed which stand to go to when to pick up your lunch. • Dismissal: Will follow the staggered times listed on the bell schedule by color groups. Other Important Information: • Important Announcements: If you have not joined your “Class Google Classroom” please do so ASAP. Updated information will be posted regularly for you to know. Check it weekly. o Class of 2021 o7umhwu o Class of 2022 uqa333c o Class of 2023 7p42xpa o Class of 2024 o5fkzly • Schedules: Will be available to access on FOCUS August 24 th . If you have any questions, please reach out to your school counselor via email. o Jackie Plucker A-Ca [email protected]o Saneik Buchanan Ce-F [email protected]o Sara Komosinski G-Ji [email protected]o Claire Forester Jo-Me [email protected]o Chelsey Funderburg Mi-Q [email protected]o Bonnie Mazza R-Sn [email protected]o Leslie Naylor So-Z [email protected]• VIRTUAL Open House: Will be held August 26 th from 9:00-12:00. Look up your schedule in FOCUS to learn who your teachers are. The week of, a list of codes will be displayed in your “Class Google Classrooms” by alpha. On that day, you can connect virtually to drop in and meet your teacher during the scheduled time. • Drive Thru 9 th Grade/New to Lehigh Chromebook Distribution: August 24 th 9:00-12:00/ Front of School • Supplies: o One binder o 8 tabs/ 1 for each class to store your stuff o Paper o Pencil/Pens I know this is a challenging time, but we will get through this together! Our staff is here to support you and answer any questions you may have. Please reach out anytime. My direct email is [email protected]. Sincerely, Jackie Corey Principal LEHIGH SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL When Lightning Strikes....... Thunder Rolls! LEHIGH SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL The School District of Lee County 2855 Colonial Boulevard Ft. Myers, Fl. 33966-1012 NON-PROFIT ORG U.S. POSTAGE PAID FT. MYERS, FL PERMIT NO. 321 To The Parent or Guardian Lehigh Senior High School 901 Gunnery Road Lehigh Acres, FL 33971 https://lsh.leeschools.net/ The School Board of Lee County Mary Fischer, District 1 (Chairman) Debbie Jordan, District 4 (Vice Chairman) Melisa W. Giovannelli, District 2 Chris N. Patricca, District 3 Gwynetta S. Gittens, District 5 Betsy Vaughn, District 6 Cathleen O'Daniel Morgan District 7 Gregory K. Adkins, Ed. D. Superintendent www.leeschools.net Principal Jackie Corey Administration Cyndi Chiorello Liam Farrell Tim Krevinko Amy Szafran Veronica Young Activities/Athletic Director Greg Coleman Principal Jackie Corey Administration Cyndi Chiorello Liam Ferrall Tim Krevinko Amy Szafran Veronica Young Activities/Athletic Director Greg Coleman School Phone 239-693-5353 School Website http://lsh.leeschools.net Vision To be a world-class High school. Mission Increase achievement Improve teaching. Title I School INSIDE THIS ISSUE 2-Guidance 3-Parent Involvement 4-AVID, Cambridge, Teaching Academy 5- Center for the Arts 6/7-Lehigh Accomplishments 8-Sports 9-Clubs & Organizations 10-11 Lehigh Information Volume 16, Issue 1 • August 1, 2020 Open House Information We are excited to welcome students back to campus for the start of the 20-21 school year. Due to the large numbers of students and families who participate in our open house, and in order to be as safe as possible we will be hosting a virtual open house on August 26th from 9:00-12:00. We will be posting directions for how to join us virtually in the “ Class Google Classrooms” We look forward to seeing you! Join us in your “Class Google Classrooms”! *Freshmen Lightning Launch is Canceled • Class of 2021 o7umhwu • Class of 2022 uqa333c • Class of 2023 7p42xpa • Class of 2024 o5fkzlyw
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Dear Lehigh Lightning Family, Welcome back! We are excited to get back to school. In this newsletter we will share very important information, with you, that you need to know. Please read it thoroughly. Lee Home Connect: A few things you need to know.
• Bell Schedule: Be prepared to tune in following the enclosed bell schedule. • Dress: Make sure you follow the dress code enclosed for your on-camera class times.
Face to Face: A few things you need to know.
• Bell Schedule: New bell schedule is enclosed. • Dress: Make sure you read and follow the dress code enclosed. • Map: Inside you will find a map for travel. Please study it so you understand one-way directions and stairwells. • Masks: They are required at all times on buses and onsite. Masks must follow current dress code expectations and not disrupt the learning
environment. • Arrival: Please stay in your cars or on your buses until someone has checked your temperature for your exit. After you are cleared, you
are to report directly to your first block. No stopping or congregating in hallways or courtyards areas. • Free Breakfast: There will be grab and go sites as you enter the campus. Please collect your breakfast and proceed to your first block class.
You will be eating in the classrooms. • Class Changes: We have divided the building into 4 color groups that will be released at staggered times, see the enclosed map. You are to
move directly to your next block when you are dismissed. No congregating in hallways or courtyard areas. You are to move one way as shown on the enclosed map.
• Bathrooms: Will be open in the morning and during hall changes. No hanging out in bathrooms. If stalls are full, wait outside on the social distancing markers. During class, teachers will be allowed to send one person to the designated hallway bathroom location at a time.
• Free Lunch: We will have two lunchrooms. One in the café and one in the gym. Teachers will walk you to and from lunch at your scheduled time. You will be required to sit at their assigned table. Please do not sit on marked off seats, they have been created to be incompliance with social distancing. Lunches will be brought to your table or you will be directed which stand to go to when to pick up your lunch.
• Dismissal: Will follow the staggered times listed on the bell schedule by color groups. Other Important Information:
• Important Announcements: If you have not joined your “Class Google Classroom” please do so ASAP. Updated information will be posted regularly for you to know. Check it weekly.
o Class of 2021 o7umhwu o Class of 2022 uqa333c o Class of 2023 7p42xpa o Class of 2024 o5fkzly
• Schedules: Will be available to access on FOCUS August 24th. If you have any questions, please reach out to your school counselor via email.
• VIRTUAL Open House: Will be held August 26th from 9:00-12:00. Look up your schedule in FOCUS to learn who your teachers are. The week of, a list of codes will be displayed in your “Class Google Classrooms” by alpha. On that day, you can connect virtually to drop in and meet your teacher during the scheduled time.
• Drive Thru 9th Grade/New to Lehigh Chromebook Distribution: August 24th 9:00-12:00/ Front of School • Supplies:
o One binder o 8 tabs/ 1 for each class to store your stuff o Paper o Pencil/Pens
I know this is a challenging time, but we will get through this together! Our staff is here to support you and answer any questions you may have. Please reach out anytime. My direct email is [email protected]. Sincerely, Jackie Corey Principal LEHIGH SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL When Lightning Strikes....... Thunder Rolls!
LEHIGH SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
The School District of Lee County2855 Colonial BoulevardFt. Myers, Fl. 33966-1012
NON-PROFIT ORG
U.S. POSTAGEPAID
FT. MYERS, FLPERMIT NO. 321
To The Parent or Guardian
Lehigh Senior High School901 Gunnery Road
Lehigh Acres, FL 33971https://lsh.leeschools.net/
The School Board of Lee County
Mary Fischer, District 1 (Chairman) Debbie Jordan, District 4 (Vice Chairman)
Melisa W. Giovannelli, District 2Chris N. Patricca, District 3
Gwynetta S. Gittens, District 5Betsy Vaughn, District 6
Cathleen O'Daniel Morgan District 7 Gregory K. Adkins, Ed. D. Superintendent
www.leeschools.net
Principal Jackie Corey
AdministrationCyndi Chiorello
Liam FarrellTim KrevinkoAmy Szafran
Veronica Young
Activities/Athletic DirectorGreg Coleman
Principal Jackie Corey
AdministrationCyndi Chiorello
Liam FerrallTim KrevinkoAmy Szafran
Veronica Young
Activities/Athletic DirectorGreg Coleman
School Phone239-693-5353
School Websitehttp://lsh.leeschools.net
VisionTo be a world-class
High school.Mission
Increase achievement Improve teaching.
Title I School
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
2-Guidance
3-Parent Involvement
4-AVID, Cambridge, Teaching Academy
5- Center for the Arts
6/7-Lehigh Accomplishments
8-Sports
9-Clubs & Organizations
10-11 Lehigh Information
Volume 16, Issue 1 • August 1, 2020
Open House InformationWe are excited to welcome students back to campus for the start of the 20-21 school year. Due to the large numbers of students and families who participate in our open house, and in order to be as safe as possible we will be hosting a virtual open house on August 26th from 9:00-12:00. We will be posting directions for how to join us virtually in the “ Class Google Classrooms” We look forward to seeing you!
Join us in your “Class Google Classrooms”!
*Freshmen Lightning Launch is Canceled
• Class of 2021 o7umhwu• Class of 2022 uqa333c• Class of 2023 7p42xpa • Class of 2024 o5fkzlyw
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Counselor CornerWho is your School Counselor?
Who’s Who in Guidance?Students are assigned to a guidance counselor by the letter(s) of the last name. They will have the same counselor for all four years they attend Lehigh Senior. Students, please look to see who your guidance counselor will be this coming school year. This is the person you will contact for any assistance you may have throughout the year.
College & Career CenterRemember that the counselors are in the college and career center every day during lunch shifts to answer any student questions, help with college applications, ACT/SAT waivers and registration, and any other academic advising that may be needed.
College NightWhere: FSW Suncoast ArenaWhen: September 15, 2020 Time: 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM
ScholarshipsNow is the time for juniors and seniors to start looking at what scholarships and financial aid is available. Scholarships are listed in your google classroom. They are added daily. Below are listed some general sites for you to explore. Many more are listed on Lehigh Senior High School’s web-site under Academics
SUMMER Guidance InformationJust a reminder the school counselors will be off during the summer. The summer is the best time to make up any missing credits and you can do that during summer school (e2020) contact your counselor or on Lee County Virtual School (flvs.net)
SchedulesStudents’ schedules will not be mailed. After August 24th, 2020 you will be able to view your students’ schedule on FOCUS. Due to the large student population there will be no schedule changes.
Parent/GuardianPlease check your son/daughter’s grades and attendance on Focus weekly. Please notify your student’s counselor immediately for any concerns you have. We all need to work together to help our students be successful.
Dual EnrollmentFor the 2020-2021 school year dual enrollment applications will open in October. Please listen for announcements at lunch or on your grade level google classroom. Freshmen and sophomores need a 3.5 unweighted GPA. Juniors and seniors need a 3.0. Application instructions will be
given to students who sign up for dual enrollment during October.For current dual enrollment students that are registered for the fall classes, college classes start August 24th. Please see Mrs. Plucker before that start date to get your books. There is a dual enrollment google classroom that posts important dates and information for dual students. If you are not in this classroom, please e-mail Mrs. Plucker at [email protected] to be added. This google classroom is only for currently enrolled dual students who have applied, been accepted, and passed testing.
ACT/SAT Test Dates & Registration Deadlines
Summer - Seniors• Go online to obtain college/career school information• Create profile on www.fastweb.com• Prepare tentative list of schools to visit• Make appointments for interviews and / or tours• Prepare your activities form/resume
Summer – Juniors• Be sure that you are enrolled in challenging classes that will prepare
you for college.• Consider opportunities that will help position yourself for
scholarships. This includes not only getting good grades or performing well in extracurricular activities but also community involvement.
• Consider which colleges you want to attend. Spend some time narrowing down your list of potential schools. You should end up with a list of 3-6 schools.
Summer – Sophomores• Study for the PSAT (www.collegeboard.org). You will be taking the
test in school in Oct. 2018. • Increase your commitment to extracurricular activities so you will
stand out on your college applications. Create a college calendar to keep track of important dates and deadlines
• Get familiar with college planning and the admissions process so you'll know what to expect before college.
Summer - Freshmen• Learn about college admissions from A to Z by checking on the
internet • Meet with your guidance counselor to discuss what you can do today
to plan for college.• Get a jump on college prep by choosing a challenging class schedule
with honors and AP classes.• Show colleges you're a well-rounded student by getting involved
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LSHS DRESS CODEThe purpose of the Dress Code is to encourage students to focus on the learning process without the distractions of unsuitable dress and grooming. Students shall maintain a clean, orderly appearance at all times. The responsibility for the personal appearance of the student and the adherence to the dress code policy rests with the parent/guardian and the student. Personal appearance shall not distract from the educational process. According to the School Board of Lee County, each school has the authority to establish additional standards.The following guidelines establish the minimum acceptable standards for student dress to be interpreted and enforced by the administration and staff at Lehigh Senior High School. Students are required to comply with this dress code while on school grounds.
• Shoes shall be worn at all times.• Apparel shall be adequate in both length and coverage to be considered appropriate for school. Skirts and shorts are to be at or below the knee,
regardless of whether leggings are worn.• Pants shall be worn fastened and at the waist. It is unacceptable for undergarments to be exposed. Sagging pants are not permitted.• Shirts or blouses shall be appropriately fastened in accord with the design of that shirt or blouse. The length shall extend beyond the waist level.• Pajama attire of any kind, including pajama slippers or house shoes, is not permitted.• Transparent or see-through tops, bare midriff, strapless, low-cut clothing, or tops and outfits that provide minimum coverage or are of a
suggestive nature are prohibited: halters, spaghetti straps, backless dresses or tops, tube tops, tank tops, muscle shirts, or any clothing which may be distracting are prohibited.
• Any articles of clothing or jewelry that could likely cause injury-such as chains, bracelets, rings, chokers with or without spikes, or studs-are prohibited. Wallet chains of any length are prohibited.
• Apparel, emblems, insignias, badges, or symbols that promote the use of alcohol, drugs, tobacco, violence or any other illegal activity are prohibited.
• Apparel or symbols which may be gang-related may not be displayed on a student's person or in the student's locker, vehicles or other locations on campus.
• The wearing on campus of hats, caps, headgear, or sunglasses except in conjunction with designated school-approved uniforms or at authorized athletic practices or activities is prohibited. (This includes hats attached to belt loops)
• Clothing with slogans or advertising which by its controversial or obscene nature disrupts the educational setting is prohibited.• Long, oversized and/or sleeveless jerseys are prohibited. Shirts must be worn with sleeveless jerseys.• Dress code violations may not be covered with outerwear (jackets, hoodies, etc.)• No holes, tears or slits in jeans or pants.• Leggings with or without pockets cannot be worn as pants or as an undergarment.
Note: The school administration reserves the right to appraise any current fashion or fad and determine whether it is appropriate for school wear. Students must be in dress code compliance upon entering school grounds, during all after-school events, and at all times while students are on campus. Lee County District Dress Code Policy is still the standard and will be enforced.Dress code will be checked daily and strongly enforced. Any student in violation of the dress code policy will be spend the day in ISS
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Restarts Each Quarter Tardy to Class Intervention
1—Warning/Discipline Card in Castle/Teacher send Messenger 2—Warning/Discipline Card in Castle/Teacher Send Messenger 3—Lunch Deten�on/Discipline Card in Castle/Dean Phone Call Home 4—Lunch Deten�on/Discipline Card in Castle/Dean Phone Call Home 5—Referral/Grade Level Admin Phone Call and In‐person mee�ng scheduled/ 3‐hour Wednesday School Tardy to School Intervention
1—Warning/Discipline Card in Castle/Front office staff send Messenger 2—Warning/Discipline Card in Castle/Front office Staff send Messenger 3—Lunch Deten�on/Discipline Card in Castle/Dean Phone Call Home 4—Lunch Deten�on/Discipline Card in Castle/Dean Phone Call Home 5—Referral/Grade Level Admin Phone Call and In‐person mee�ng scheduled/ 3‐hour Wednesday School Dress Code Intervention
1—Warning/Discipline Card in Castle/Student Services Secretary send Messenger 2—Warning/Discipline Card in Castle/Student Services Secretary send Messenger 3—Lunch Deten�on/Discipline Card in Castle/Dean Phone Call Home 4—Lunch Deten�on/Discipline Card in Castle/Dean Phone Call Home 5—Referral/Grade Level Admin Phone Call and In‐person mee�ng scheduled/ 3‐hour Wednesday School Cell Phone/Electronic Device Intervention
1—Warning/Discipline Card in Castle/Teacher send Messenger 2—Warning/Discipline Card in Castle/Teacher Send Messenger 3—Lunch Deten�on/Discipline Card in Castle/Dean Phone Call Home 4—Lunch Deten�on/Discipline Card in Castle/Dean Phone Call Home 5—Referral/Grade Level Admin Phone Call and In‐person mee�ng scheduled/ 3‐hour Wednesday School
Restarts Each Semester
Absenteeism Intervention 3rd Le�er Mailed Home 5th Le�er Mailed Home 7th Le�er Mailed Home 10th Le�er Mailed Home 10th Absence and up placed on the “Grounded List” After 10 Absences Loss of Credits without Medical or Legal Documentation on File
Discipline Intervention 5th Referral/Contact Parent/ Behavioral Improvement Plan Mee�ng 10th Referral/ Contact Parent/ Behavioral Improvement Plan Mee�ng 10th Referral and up placed on the “Grounded List” Grounded List Policy Loss of Privileges Club/ Sports/ Trips…no a�er school par�cipa�on unless connected to a class. MUST be checked weekly by all teachers, do not allow par�cipa�on if a student is on the list. Center/Cambridge students placed on proba�on.
Lehigh Scholars
Success Plan
TECHNOLGY REMINDERS
All students are issued a Chromebook ,
School District Email Address and a FOCUS account.
A few reminders:
Discuss proper etiquette/behavior for utilizing technology. This generation is flooded with a variety of sources. Proper behavior is very important. In addition, behavior on social media sites can impact future collegial and employment opportunities.
When a students uses their School District Email Address on ANY ELECTRONIC DEVICE, it will retrieve and capture all information that is on that device. If it contains inappropriate material, the district is alerted. This includes inappropriate words, statements and/or im-ages.
Chromebooks must be charged nightly and brought to school daily.
Teachers at LSHS all have Google Classrooms. All information about each class, including the course syllabus, can be found within each Google Classroom.
Please remember to check Focus weekly to monitor your students academic progress.
IMPORTANT REMINDERS Please understand we do not have the man power to place students in time out for these infractions.
Below will be the result if a student does not comply with the expectation.
Follow the LSHS Dress Code
Failure to Comply
Change or Go Home
Wednesday School 1:45-4:45
Miss Wednesday School...1 Day OSS
Get to Class on Time
Failure to Comply
Wednesday School 1:45-4:45
Miss Wednesday School...1 Day OSS
Comply with the LSHS Backpack,
Electronic and Headphone Expectation Students need to be free from distractions in every classroom.
Students are asked at the beginning of each class to remove headphones.
Place headphones & phones in backpacks and place them
securely at the front of the room.
Failure to Comply or in Possession of an Electronic Device
Wednesday School 1:45-4:45
Miss Wednesday School...1 Day OSS
*This is also a reminder that students need to keep all valuables at home. We are not responsible for lost or stolen items.
Lehigh Info.
School Advisory Council JOIN THE SAC TEAM ! As a parent or guardian, you are an important part of the LSHS community and we want to know your opinions about our school and its plans for the future. We hope you will consider becoming a member of our School Advisory Council (SAC).The School Advisory Council (SAC) is a team of people who represent various segments of the community–parents, teachers, students, Administrators, support staff, business/ industry people and other interested community members. They meet to discuss our school’s academic plan and progress. Parents and families are the heart of the education process. You can make a difference by becoming a SAC member. By working together, we can provide a positive educational experience for every student.All meetings are on the last Monday of each month and begin at 6:00 PM. in the Lightning Lab.
*Bus changes can only be made 10 days after school starts
Class of 2021 Senior Portrait InfoCongratulations Class of 2021! You’re finally a senior and we have some information regarding your senior portraits. We are using Cady Studios
for Senior portraits this year. Please go to: https://store.cadystudios.com/classof2021
*** New Lehigh Gear ***
Available in the LSHS Spirit Store
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AVID
CambridgeSUMMER ASSIGNMENTS
All incoming and current Cambridge students are expected to have their Summer Assignments completed by the first day of school – NO EXCUSES. Assignments for your core classes (English, Math, Science & History) can be accessed digitally.
Follow these instructions:1. Go to LSHS’ home page: http://lsh.leeschools.net2. Click on “Our Students”3. Click on “Programs”4. Click on "Cambridge"
This four-year program is designed for students interested in teaching. Lehigh Senior High School’s Teacher & Leadership Academy combines rigorous academics, field experience at schools, and leadership skills to prepare students for future careers in educational fields. Students are given actual “hands-on” opportunities to teach primary or secondary school students under the leadership of experienced teacher Ms. Judith Cintron. Students will have an opportunity for scholarships and job offered by LCSD as soon you finish your degree in College. Also, when involved in the professional organizations like FFEA, Education Rising and others.
• Entrance Criteria:• Unweighted GPA – 2.0 or greater• FSA Score – 3.0 or greater
It is our vision when students complete the four-year program that they matriculate thoroughly prepared for the 21st century workplace. In order for our students to become college and career ready the following steps must be taken into action:
• Field experience and apprenticeship opportunities through community partnerships• College/university tours to observe the academic and social life of postsecondary education• Supportive and well-trained Instructor Ms. Cintron’s that is committed to the vision of training future teachers and future leaders.• Incorporating technology that drives instructions, life skills, and promotes to obtaining future certifications, job offered in the schools district, EDUCamp at FCGU, and educational trips experiences.• Preparing students for college by infusing achievement testing strategies into the curriculum.
Teaching Academy
AVID welcomes the incoming freshmen students and looks forward to a fabulous year with our AVID family. If you are interested in joining the AVID program but missed the deadline, please know that we will recruit all 9th, 10th, and 11th grade students during the first quarter. AVID is a program that supports students in their rigorous classes and encourages them to advocate for themselves by setting goals and becoming more organized. Students who are interested in AVID can complete an AVID application on their grade level Google Classrooms.
AVID is looking for those students who show potential but may need that extra support. AVID is not a remedial program, and students need to come prepared to make themselves successful. Students are required to maintain a specific GPA, maintain a professional academic standards, and complete community service hours. If you have any questions about the program, please contact the AVID Co-Coordinators: [email protected] or [email protected]. Information will also be available during Lehigh Senior High School Open House for the 2020-2021 school year.
This year we have had multiple counties throughout Florida, as well as out of state districts, visit Lehigh Senior High School to learn about how we implement AVID and effective “Leadership, Culture, Systems and Instruction” throughout our building. We could not be more proud of your teachers for all they do to accomplish our mission statement to “Improve Teaching and Increase Student Achievement”!
BETA CHI LAMBDAWe are looking forward to another GREAT year with our Beta Chi Lambda Students. BETA is an all-male class which also
includes a monthly bonding and character-building component outside of school hours. In BETA our young men are taught skills and study practices to prepare them for college and life outside of high school. Our young men are also taught the importance of a strong character and the value of maintaining integrity, honor, respect, honesty and high moral values. If you are interested in joining us you will find an application on your grade-level Google Classrooms. We would love to have you. For more information, view this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xlaxQCwfwgs Application Information Email Jill Del Rio: [email protected] A few things in the works for next school year: September-BETA Induction Ceremony, Fishing Trip, Camping Trip, Bowling night, Basketball/Dodge ball tournament, Motivational Speakers, Community Volunteering, Fund-raising events
Florida Future Educator of America (FFEA) Chapter The FFEA Chapter is sponsored and founder by Ms. Judith Cintron.
Do you LOVE school? Do you LOVE being helpful to your peers and teachers? Do you think you’d make a GREAT teacher one day? FFEA is the club for you! We are an exciting club geared toward encouraging student interest in becoming an educator or a leader in the community.
This club is part of the FDE allow members an opportunity to step into the classroom and support pathways teachers and other school district careers as well as the surrounding community. FFEA is designed to develop positive attitudes towards teaching, educational files, leadership opportunities, and learning like skills in order to develop the brightest and the best educators or future leaders of tomorrow.Sponsor: Ms. Judith Cintron
Youth Alive ClubYouth Alive is a Christian-based Student-run club whose goal is to
promote love, kindness, and acceptance of all students. We are a state-wide movement to equip and empower this generation to reach the lost and hurting in our schools. If you would like to join with us please stop by our booth at the LSHS pre-school open house. You can also contact us through our Instagram @youthalive_lshs. Have a great summer and can’t wait to see you next year.
JROTCRegimental Change of Command May 7th, 2020The Lightning Regiment said farewell to Cadet Colonel Suzett Brito as she handed command over to Cadet Colonel Kimberly Guzman. Cadet Brito will be graduating and moving on to attend college at the University of Tampa where she has been awarded a 4 year ROTC scholarship. During her time as CDR the Regiment volunteered over 9500 hours of community service and donated over 1500 items to the Battered Women’s Shelter. We extremely proud of all of our 210 graduating Seniors!
Lee County JROTC Awards Night:Numerous members of the Lehigh Regiment were recognized by the Lee County JROTC. Cadet Lisa was recognized with the Superintendent’s Award for having the top GPA in the district out of over 6200 cadets with a 6.35 GPA. This is the 13th year in a row that a Lehigh Senior Cadet has won this prestigious award. Additionally the following Cadets were also recognized
5.0 Award- Suzette Brito, Sophia Chen, Samantha Madrid, Sawyer Phillips, Vanessa Rodriguez and Aisha Louis – most 5.0 or higher students in the county for the 10th straight year (they have only been recognizing 5.0 and higher for 10 years…)
Combat Infantryman’s Award for Male Cadet with the most community service hours throughout high school- Kyler Soltez
AKTION BOLTSAktion BOLTS/Best Buddies International is a social and service club for ALL students to promote INCLUSION. We pair students with and without disabilities to create one-to-one friendships and provide leadership development. If you are interested in being a member see Mrs. Smith in room 4124 or stop by the Aktion BOLT/Best Buddies table during open house.
SGA Class Officers
SGA Class SponsorsClass of 2024 Hayley McCullouch and Mary PalacioClass of 2023 Demi Hollingsworth and Jennifer NievesClass of 2022 Ernesto Adamo and Anita RamosClass of 2021 James Nelson and Steven Bennett
Student Council Sponsors Tracy Krape and Laurie Morgan
Clubs and Organizations
Class of 2021President- Patricia-Jo (PJ) SmithVice President- Maude JulesSecretary- Katelyn LobainaTreasurer- Cassandra DeandaHistorian- Sophia Garrido
Class of 2022President-Ariana RaldirisVice President-Camila VazquezSecretary-Taylyn HopkinsTreasurer- Ashley MurrilloHistorian- Karissa Ta
Class of 2023President- Jasmine MaxVice President- Alexis SmithSecretary- Isabella PerezTreasurer- Jene’A McDonaldHistorian- To be determined
SGA Council OfficersPresident- Zoe Fontan- BeyerlVice President -Arianna ClarkSecretary- Ryan ShortTreasurer -To be determinedHistorian- To be determinedParliamentarian -Madison Wood
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SportsVolleyballIf you are interested in joining the Lady Lightning Volleyball team please join the Google Classroom Code: 2hs3x6fDue to Covid-19 summer conditioning has been postponed. Once Athletic Departments have been cleared to have work outs information will be posted in Volleyball Google Classroom. For now athletes should stay home and use this time to complete the athletic paperwork needed to participate on a Lehigh Athletic team. Please be sure to check Google Classroom periodically for updates
Cross CountryCross Country will be having Summer Conditioning for everyone interested. For more information please contact Coach Pignatone. Google Classroom is gwosi3z or email at [email protected] 24th will be our 2nd Annual Lehigh Invitational Cross Country Meet
SoccerIf you are interested in playing Girls Soccer please, optional Conditioning
will begin in September. It will be held after school. More info will become available once school begins. Contact Ms. Funderburg at [email protected] if you are interested. Athletes must have their athletic paperwork and physical turned into the Athletic Office before attending conditioning.
SwimmingStudents who are interested in trying out for the Lightning Swim Team need to join our Google Classroom in order to receive all updated information and preseason workouts. The Google Classroom code is dmmed2v. As of right now, the season is set to begin July 27th. Before athletes can participate in any preseason workouts with the team or any try-outs they MUST have a current physical on file with the LSHS Athletic Office. Any questions can be directed to Coach Jen Ayers ([email protected]) or Coach Nick Ayers ([email protected]). Athletes and their families can also follow the Lightning Swim Team on Instagram (@lehighseniorswimming) and on Facebook (@lightningswimming)! We are excited for the up-coming season, especially since our swimmers are getting new uniforms, new warm-ups, new equipment, and we are facing new opponents! Have a great summer break and we hope to see you in July!
Trumpet Section Leader Cassandra DeandaLow Brass Section Leader David TavaresDrumline Section Leader Miguel Pedilla
Front Ensemble Section Leader Haley Amann
TBAHead Coach
Baseball
Frank SuanezVarsity/JV
Softball
John CostelloGirls
Tennis
Kyle McClintonBoys
Greg ColemanAthletic Director
2020-21 CoachesTBA
Wrestling
DanceCongratulations to the cast of ‘Bailar’ for winning an elite high gold at Bravo! National Dance Competition this year.
Congratulations to LSHS Dance president, Deion Walker on earning this year’s National Honors Society for Dance Arts Florida State Scholarship. Deion has been accepted to Long Island University where he will major in Dance.”
Thank you to LSHS Alumni, Alek Hernandez for providing live virtual ballet classes for the dance department. We’re so proud of your dance journey at USF!
Dancers, please stay connected to the LSHS Dance Department classroom for summer workouts and conditioning.
Summer Audition InformationAuditors for students who are new to Lee County will be held during preschool week in August. Please check the LSHS website for the most current information regarding dates, times, and audition requirements.
Visual ArtsCongratulations to the following art students for their awesome achievements.Alliance for the Arts – The Future of Art WinnersMia McMillian – Color Drawing in Pastel Ariela Appadoo – Graphite DrawingVans Custom Culture Shoe Design Contest: Bryce Sweely and Lucia Buergo Senior Joey Rosa published and is selling his first comic book.
LEHIGH SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Center for the Arts
PERFORMANCE LINEUP 2020
All That Jazz Dance & Vocal Concert TBA
The Wiz TBA
All Center Holiday Show & 8th grade Center Open House TBA
Winter Band Dinner Concert TBA
Vocal• FVA District Choral MPA: Women’s Choir (Straight Superiors) • FVA District Choral MPA: Advanced Thunder Choir (Straight
Superiors)• 4 Students selected to perform at Florida ACDA Honor Choir
Stephanie O’Neill, Stephanie Hamros, Christian Strait, & William Nelson
• 8 Students selected to perform in All County Honor Choir Stephanie Hamros, Chloe Griffith, Stephanie O’Neill, Erasly Isalgue, Armando Rodriguez, Ryan Short, Donovan Wilson, & Kaleb Krohn
• Stephanie O’Neil selected to perform in the Florida All State Honor Choir
• FVA District 18 Solo & Ensemble MPA: Reiann Anderson (Superior), Marissa Spurr (Superior), Stephanie O’Neill (Superior), Stephanie Hamros (Superior), Tania Quinones (Excellent), Lauryn Combs (Excellent), Samantha Brister (Excellent)
Academy of Digital Media• 169 Adobe Industry Certifications• First Semester 839 Industry Certifications passed! 178 Micorsoft
Office Bundles• Digital Lee Showcase 2020 Finalists Faith Powell and Laurena
Etienne• Winners in the Character Education Desktop Wallpaper Contest:
Angela Sanevoravong and Cariya Flornoy• Winner in the Norm Project Poster Contest: Yasminie Sahadeo
AVID• Successful revalidation of Demonstration School Site of Distinction• 100% of AVID Seniors have applied to college!
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Dance• LSHS All County Dance Team accepted into the National Honors
Society for Dance Arts annual state concert• Deion Walker, William Nelson, and Jessika Freeman accepted into
the dance department at the University of South Florida.• Deion Walker- 2020 National Honors Society for Dance Arts Florida
Merit Scholarship Winner• LSHS Dance Department- Superior Rating at Florida Dance
Performance Assessment in Ensemble Performance
Theatre• One Act selected to perform at State Thespian Competition• 23 Superiors at District Competition that qualify for State
Visual Arts• Dariona Fleming $100 cash award for Honorable Mention in Vivida
Art Contest with Lee County• Lucia Buergo - Art Portfolio Contest winner for Florida State Fair• Roiland Serra was a finalist in the Theodore Cross High School
Photography Contest• Photography students participated in the SWFL & Lee County Fair
Photo Exhibit• Alliance for the Arts – The Future of Art show Arialis Perez
Delgado 2nd Place Digital Art, Mia McMillian 3rd Place Color
Drawing, Ariela Appadoo 3rd Place - Black and White Drawing• 2nd place in the Lee County School Fair Booth contest designed by
the LSHS National Art Honor Society members.• Senior Joey Rosa published and is selling his first comic book• Entries in the Vans Custom Shoe Design Contest- Bryce Sweeley
and Lucia Buergo
Band• 35 SUPERIOR medals and 21 EXCELLENT at the Florida
Bandmasters Association District Solo & Ensemble Music Performance Assessment.
• 3 SUPERIOR ratings at the Florida Bandmasters Association District Jazz Music Performance Assessment
• 12 students made All County Band• 3 students made All County Jazz Band: Santiago Carpio, Cassandra
Deanda, Grason Peterson• Golden Lightning Marching Band Straight Superior at FBA• Triton Invitational at Mariner HS 1st Place in AAA Division Best
General Effect Best Visual Effect Best Color Guard• Palmetto Ridge Marching Band Invitational 2nd Runner Up Grand
Champion, 1st Place AAA Division Best Percussion, Best Color Guard, Best General Effect, Best music, Best Visual Effect
LEHIGH SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 2019-20 ACCOMPLISHMENTSFootball
• District Champions• Jake Chaney – News-Press Defensive player of the year finalist
Boys Soccer• Clinched #1 Seed in District Playoffs• David Fallerios – News-Press All Area Team – Signed to play at
Chowan University (NC)
Boys Basketball• 8th Consecutive Regional Playoff Appearance• Quinton Desamours – FACA All-Star, SFABC All-Star, Mr.
Basketball Finalist, News-Press All Area Team, Signed to play at ASA College (Miami)
• Darron Humphrey – SFABC All-Star, News-Press All Area Team, Signed to play at ASA (Miami)
• Coach Coleman – 200th Career Win
Girls Basketball• Anayah Molina – SFABC All-Star, News-Press All Area Team –
Signed to play at Florida College
Swimming• Spencer Williams- 2019 Al Oerter Award for Academic and Athletic
Excellence
Track• 4X400m Relay Team (Willie McCray, Aiden Gousby, Richard
Young, David Fallerios) Broke school record
Bowling• Alyssa Santiago – FHSAA State Qualifier
Teachers/Staff • Michelle Smith, Angela Zarrilli and James Wakeman were awarded
the Growing Inclusion grant through The Foundation for Lee County Public Schools, INC.
• Michelle Smith Golden Apple Teacher of Distinction• Jessica McElroy chosen as Lehigh Chamber of Commerce Teacher
of the Year• Davina Perez chosen as Support Person of the Year in Lee County
JROTC• 1,309 Cadets • 2,345 hours of community service• Hosted district Raider meet- 42 teams and approximately 3,000
people attended • Female Raider team placed 2nd at District Competition and
Qualified for State Championship• All Raider teams won a combined 13 trophies at District meet• Completed Service Learning project – collected items for the Lee
county Abuse Counseling and Treatment• JROTC Female Color Guard Team won first place at the Lisa
Pauchey Drill Meet hosted by the University of Tampa on Saturday.• Superintendents Award for Highest GPA. This is the 13th straight
year a Lehigh Senior High Cadet has won this award! Lisa Dong with a 6.35
• Most 5.0 or higher GPA students in the county for the 10th straight year (they have only been recognizing 5.0 and higher for 10 years!) Suzette Brito, Sophia Chen, Samantha Madrid, Sawyer Phillips, Vanessa Rodriguez, Aisha Louis
• Combat Infantryman’s Award for Male Cadet with the most community service hours throughout high school Kyle Soltez
Miscellaneous• Jamauriah Rodgers was named Queen of the Best Buddies
Friendship Ball.• Ellie Salazar was a Champion of the Year Candidate for Best
Buddies of SWFL and raised over $3000.• LSHS participated in 2 Unified basketball games, to include
students with and without disabilities, against Riverdale and East Lee County.
• 4 Students earned TOP place to qualify for the Regional Science Fair Reiann Anderson, Marlin Hinojosa, Georgianna Omino and Natalya Price
• Lehigh Senior High FFEA Chapter won their 1st FFEA Outstanding Chapter Award 2020.
• Katie Vachez-Castro LSHS FFEA Chapter President received the “Grow Your Own” Scholarship award, it is presented to students who will be future teachers in Lee County.
