Warhawk Family Newsletter
March 9th
Dear Warhawk students and families,
There will be no school on Wednesday, November 11, in observance of Veterans Day. To the veterans in our Warhawk community, thank you for your service. We also thank your families for their support and sacrifices.
With fall break approaching, I encourage our students to stay engaged in class, keep up with assignments, and ask for help when they need it.
Weekly progress reports begin Friday, November 13. I’ll send weekly progress reports to students and families so you can stay up to date on how students are doing in every class. Please take a few minutes to review the reports together, celebrate progress, and identify where extra support may help.
Free tutoring is available through the Warhawk Success Lab. All students who need additional academic support are welcome. Please see the Success Lab flyer in this newsletter for tutoring dates and times.
Honor roll celebration on Friday, November 13. Congratulations to all students who made the honor roll! We’ll celebrate your hard work with sweet treats during lunch on Friday.
Campus renovation update. As renovations at Seminole High School enter their final phases, Pinellas County Schools has updated the project to better align our campus with current and projected enrollment. Buildings 6, 8, and 33 are scheduled for removal. Removing these buildings will reduce long-term maintenance costs and free up space for current and future school programs and campus needs.
Temporary portable classrooms are being installed in a portion of the student parking lot. These classrooms will allow instruction to continue while construction moves forward, helping keep the project on schedule and minimizing disruptions for students and staff.
Have a wonderful week, and as always, Go Warhawks!
Dr. Brown
Principal
Seminole High School
Say Something
Pinellas County Schools has partnered with Sandy Hook Promise to offer the Say Something Anonymous Reporting System. Say Something allows you to submit secure & anonymous safety concerns to help identify and intervene upon at-risk individuals BEFORE they hurt themselves or others. Tips made to the Say Something Anonymous Reporting System are passed along to the appropriate law enforcement agencies and school officials.
Fortify FL
Additionally, the district utilizes FortifyFL, a school-related suspicious activity reporting tool that allows Florida students and the community the ability to instantly relay information anonymously concerning unsafe, potentially harmful, dangerous, violent or criminal activities, or the threat of these activities, to the appropriate law enforcement agencies and school officials. FortifyFL was created and funded by the 2018 Florida Legislature as part of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Public Safety Act.