Angeline Insider

This week, we had the pleasure of congratulating two talented and valuable members of our school community on their selection as our Teacher of the Year and SRP of the Year nominees representing Angeline Academy of Innovation.

Please join us in high congratulating:

Anastasia Kelley - Teacher of the Year

Whitney Willis - SRP of the Year

Monday - A Day

• Athletics Practices: HS Volleyball, Cross Country, MS/HS Cheerleading, HS Boys Soccer Conditioning, Track Conditioning
• CADY Photographer Training
• Positive Coaching Alliance Training - 2:45 PM
• STEM Tutoring
• MS Volleyball v. JLMS - 6:00 PM

Tuesday - B Day

• Athletics Practices: Swim, MS Volleyball, HS Girls Basketball Conditioning, HS Girls' Soccer Conditioning, HS Boys Soccer Conditioning, HS Boys Basketball Conditioning
• Army Recruiter @ C Lunch
• Boys' Golf v. LOLHS - 3:30 PM
• Girls Golf @ LOLHS - 3:30 PM
• HS Volleyball @ Brooks Debartolo - 5:00 PM

Wednesday - A Day

• Athletics Practices: HS Volleyball, MS Volleyball, Cross Country, Track Conditioning, MS/HS Cheerleading
• First Priority Meetings as scheduled
• In the Heights Rehearsal after school
• Swim v. LOLHS/CCHS/SLHS - 5:00 PM
• PTSA General Meeting - 6 PM in Media Center
• BioDesign Coating Ceremony - 6 PM in Cafeteria

Thursday - B Day

• Athletics Practices: HS Girls Basketball Conditioning, HS Boys' Soccer Conditioning, HS Girls' Soccer Conditioning, HS Boys' Basketball Conditioning, Competitive Cheer Tryouts
• ASVAB Testing as scheduled
• In the Heights Rehearsal after school
• Girls Golf v. JWMHS - 3:30 PM
• HS Volleyball @ WRHS - 6:00 PM
• MS Volleyball @ CCMS - 6:00 PM

Friday - A Day

• Athletics Practices: Swim, Track Conditioning, MS Volleyball
• All Pro Dads meeting @ 6:45 AM in Cafeteria
• Soo Locks Thinking Task @ 8:20 AM in Cafeteria
• Yearbook Editor Meeting after school

Saturday

• Swim Conference Meet
• HS Cheerleading Performance @ UCF Football Game

• 10/10 - End of Quarter 1
• 10/10 - PTSA Casino Night Gala
• 10/13 - Teacher Planning Day (No School for Students)
• 10/14 - Professional Development Day (No School for Students)
• 10/16 - Picture Makeup Day
• 10/16 - Homecoming Game & Pep Rally - 5 PM
• 10/17 - Middle School Glow Dance - 6 PM
• 10/18 - Homecoming Dance - 6 PM
• 10/28 - Parent University - 6 PM

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The Florida League of Mayors and the Florida League of Cities is offering an exciting essay contest for Florida’s sixth, seventh and eighth graders.

The contest focuses on Home Rule and the issues in your municipality that may be related to local self-governance.

This essay contest is a great exercise for middle schoolers and an opportunity for them to learn more about local government and possibly win a gift card in the process!

First Place Prize -- $1,000

Second Place Prize -- $500

Third Place Prize -- $250

We encourage teachers to visit the Florida League of Mayors website at floridamayors.org (or click here) for educational resources related to municipal government and Home Rule.

The deadline for essay submittal is January 31, 2026, so a quick response time is essential.

We need back up drivers for our athletic shuttle! If you're interested in earning a little extra pay, our district will provide CDL training for you!

Athletic bus drivers are compensated approximately $17/hour for the time spent driving a bus. You can drive athletes to our athletic complex, or even be paid to drive them to away games and tournaments. See a member of the admin team for more information!

Angeline Girls in STEM is a student-led club dedicated to bringing together young women who are passionate about science, technology, engineering, and math. Our mission is to break down gender stereotypes and create a welcoming space where girls can explore their interests, experiment with new ideas, and develop confidence in their abilities. Through collaboration, discussion, and hands-on exploration, members build a strong community that encourages curiosity, creativity, and innovation. We are working with our female teachers as mentors to create a supportive school environment where students can grow, learn, and be inspired in STEM.

We invite all students in grades 6–12, as well as teachers, to join us for our interest meeting on Tuesday, September 30th. If you are interested in joining Angeline Girls in STEM, sign up here: https://forms.office.com/r/zgpAaEsN0z

The Great American Teach-In (GATI) is scheduled for November 18, 2025 for Pasco Schools. A message from the district will provide additional information to families about the event.

We are currently seeking parents and community members who are willing to present information about careers, pathways, and occupations. We will send an RSVP form out for presenters to register and complete the security screening in advance. We hope to see many friendly faces on campus sharing insight into careers!

Pasco County Schools is required to notify parents if their student is receiving instruction from a teacher who is teaching outside of their certified field. Individuals who are teaching out-of-field are qualified to teach but are required to take additional coursework or testing to add a teaching area and/or endorsement to their certificate. The state also requires a teacher to take coursework or in-service towards an English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) endorsement when the teacher is the primary language arts teacher and/or reading teacher for an ESOL student.

The following teachers have agreed to teach outside their field while completing their coursework and/or testing requirements:

ACKERMAN HUNTER - HEALTH K-12

DE PEDRO DEL VALLE REINALDO - ENGINEERING AND TECH ED 6-12

DIDIK CHRISTOPHER - CHEMISTRY 6-12, BIOLOGY 6-12

ERMATINGER KEAIRA - ESOL ENDORSEMENT K-12

HILL KIMBERLY - ESOL ENDORSEMENT K-12

JOSEPH ISABELLE - ESOL ENDORSEMENT K-12

LUKER DANIELLE - ENGLISH 6-12

PFEUFFER EVAN - ENGINEERING AND TECH ED 6-12 (has been met, but an updated certificate has not been issued yet)

Pay Fees: https://www.studentquickpay.com/pasco/

Report an Absence: https://pasco.focusschoolsoftware.com/focus/?skipSAML=true%E2%80%8B

Student Parking Information: https://aai.pasco.k12.fl.us/students/parking/

Student Incident Report: https://aai.pasco.k12.fl.us/mform/view.php?id=15148

Purchase Game Tickets: https://aai.pasco.k12.fl.us/students/parking/

School Menus: https://schools.mealviewer.com/district/pascocounty

At Angeline Academy of Innovation, we cultivate curious, critical thinkers who build a set of skills and knowledge that inspires students to pursue STEM-related careers, tackle real-world problems, and build a brighter future for our community and themselves.​