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Husky Highlights 3-29

Posted Date: 03/29/26 (04:09 PM)


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Husky Highlights

Proud of our PAC Student Leaders!

March 29, 2026

Principal Mendez's Message

Dear Husky Families,

We are incredibly proud of our student leaders and the positive choices they continue to make through our PAWS Rewards Program. Their growth, responsibility, and leadership truly shine each day. Report cards will be available on April 1, which is a great opportunity for families to reflect together, celebrate progress, and revisit goals and roles for the remainder of the year.
Please remember that April 2 is World Autism Day, and we will be wearing blue to show our support and acceptance. Thank you for partnering with us to help your child stay proactive, make good choices, and continue to follow our PAWS values at school and beyond. We are proud of all they are becoming!

Rising 7th graders: send TDAP proof to Ms. Lopez, registrar.

8th grade parents: GRADVENTURE is on Friday, May 15th. The requirements to attend include:
1.      No level 3 or level 4 referrals.
2.      Students need to have at least a 2.0 grade point average or higher.
3.      No more than 10 unexcused absences.
4.      No Edgenuity.
Please contact our deans if you have any questions.
Please review the information for 8th graders from our Registrar, Ms. Carolina Lopez.
Thank you for your support!
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Rising 9th graders from TCHS

  • Course requests for the 2026–27 school year will be completed through Xello Course Planner for rising 9th–12th grade students, empowering students to plan and track progress toward graduation and post-secondary goals.
  • Rising 9th graders will receive a Timber Creek Course Listing Form outlining available courses for next school year.
  • Course selection resources are available on the Timber Creek website under Student Services, including the Xello Course Planner video, post-secondary plan instructions, graduation checklist, course application links, and 2026–27 course descriptions.

Evening of Excellence Information

Purpose & Date: The Evening of Excellence on May 19, 2026 celebrates students’ outstanding academic accomplishments, honoring their hard work, commitment, and dedication to success.
Academic Excellence Award: Given to students who earned all A’s during the first three marking periods of the current school year.
Academic Achievement Award: Given to students who earned a combination of A’s and B’s during the first three marking periods of the current school year.
Pride of the Pack (8th Grade Only): A prestigious award for 8th graders demonstrating sustained academic excellence, requiring final A grades in all 6th and 7th grade classes, and all A’s (weighted for honors) in every 8th grade quarter; note that Quarter 4 is not included since the ceremony occurs before final grades are available.
 Notes:
 Virtual core classes (including required reading) do count for Evening of Excellence.
High school classes count only if they are core academic (e.g., Algebra II counts; electives like Italian do not).
Additional electives taken outside Avalon (e.g., FLVS electives) do not count.
All quarter grades must be available; missing grades (e.g., no Q1) make a student ineligible.
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SAC & PTSO

SAC and PTSO dates

-Mark your calendars for our SAC meetings for this school year: 9/22, 10/27, 11/17, 2/23, 3/23, and 4/27.
-Thank you for your incredible support of the SAC Storage Closet! Thank you Ms. Bethany for your leadership!
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Huskies Learning & Thriving!

Our classrooms showcase engaging, hands-on, and differentiated instruction that supports student growth and brings learning to life.
Teachers are creating dynamic, student-centered environments where students collaborate, think critically, and take ownership of their learning.
Thank you to Dr. Gilson, Mr. Jaiman, Mr. Miranda, and Mr. Berzon for your dedication and innovative teaching.
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From Ms. Lopez, Registrar

Dear Parent/Guardian,
Action Required: Parents must submit current proof of residence to ensure accurate records and a smooth transition for the 2026 school year. Documents are due by April 15, 2026.
Important Notice: Failure to provide required documentation will result in withdrawal from OCPS and may prevent your child from receiving a schedule for the start of the school year.
How to Submit: Email required residence documentation (ownership, rental, or living-with-someone verification, as applicable) to: carolina.lopez@ocps.net. Additional documents may be requested if needed.

Mark your Calendars!

Monday, March 30. Home vs. Legacy and Timber Springs. 5:30 pm.
Wednesday, April 1. Report Cards Go Home
Track & Field "Bye Meet“
Thursday April 2nd Schoolwide BEST Writing test (adjusted schedule)
Thursday April 2nd    ECG Heart Screening
Friday April 3rd: Aloha Friday (Wear tropical outfit)
Friday April 3rd  Book Fair
Monday, April 6th. Away @ Odyssey. 5:00 pm.
Tuesday April 7th  Multilingual PLC Media center
Wednesday April 8th Track Meet
April 6th-10th Assistant Principals’ Week

Parent of Rising 7th Graders:
Students entering 7th grade are required to submit proof of Tdap immunization. They may not be able to start school without it. Please submit the completed immunization form to Registrar Lopez by either dropping it off in the front office or emailing it to carolina.lopez@ocps.net.


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