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Summer camp survey
6/18/24-This is the last week to sign up for a class on MVS to take over the summer (HOPE high school PE course, for example). I will be here next week (Tuesday-Thursday) to approve classes on the FLVS platform. If Mr. Conrad is your assigned counselor, he will be here next Thursday. After next week, I will not be back until August. I must receive an email from a parent indicating that it is ok for the student to take the class. For students in 8th grade for 2023-24, any CORE high school courses need to be approved by the high school counselor.
Free meals available summer 2024!
I will be the 6th grade counselor for 2024-25. I will also cover 8th grade students with last names M-Z, except for ELL tier A and B students. My projected caseload as of 6/18/24 is 536 out of the 1047 students that we are projected to have here at Sugg.
Records can be requested online:
https://www.manateeschools.net/studentrecordsrelease
Please check this page and our Schoology group for updates.
Mr. Conrad x29056 will be the 7th grade counselor and will cover 8th grade last names A-L (except for tier A and B ELL students).
Ms. Bell will be the counselor for Tier A and B ELL students. Extension TBD.
Mr. Moates is our Clerk x29008
Mrs. DeSear is our registrar X29063
If you have moved or changed your phone number and/or address, please email Mrs. DeSear. [email protected]
RECORDS AND TRANSCRIPTS ARE REQUESTED ONLINE.
https://www.manateeschools.net/studentrecordsrelease
Resources from the American School Counselor Association for parents and staff after a school shooting. Talking to students about violence from the National Association of School Psychologists. The National Child Traumatic Stress Network tips.
Letter for students eligible for the Family Empowerment Scholarship.
Los padres interesados en solicitar FES-EO o FES-UA deben revisar los siguientes enlaces para conocer los requisitos de elegibilidad y las instrucciones de solicitud.
Emergency food and baby baskets
Nutrition Initiative of Manatee, Inc.
Food pantry list Feb. 2022
Family Resources brochure
Child Abuse Hotline 1-800-96ABUSE
Project Heart welcome, English flyer, Spanish flyer.
Blue butterfly family grief center.
Hope Florida - A Pathway to Prosperity: Uniting communities through ‘Care Navigators’ to guide Floridians on an individualized path to prosperity, economic self-sufficiency and hope.
Ways to manage stress (CDC).
Take Stock in Children-Students-You may see your School Counselor in August 2023 to find out about this great opportunity. Income requirements apply.
For technology assistance, please visit the district page or email/call the service desk:
[email protected]
(941) 209-7400
Monday - Friday, 6:30am - 5:00pm
DO NOT LEAVE MESSAGES that require URGENT attention such as a mental health emergency. Here are a few resources:
For a severe mental health emergency-call 911
Suicide prevention hotline 1-800-273-8255 OR 988
Speaking of suicide.
The Trevor Project is the leading national organization providing crisis intervention for LGBTQ youth. Trevor Lifeline 1-866-488-7386, Trevor text: Text START to 678678
Area mental health providers Suncoast and Centerstone. The district also has a webpage with resources and a district brochure for community resources.
Students expressing suicidal ideation at school are screened using the Columbia screener.
Read more about the Florida Department of Education's efforts to prevent suicide.
Here are some healthy interventions to use at home including mindfulness and calming strategies.
Here are some resources for your family including a list of food pantries, check-ins with your child and a family schedule template that you may use.
All middle school students take four core classes each year of Middle School including Language Arts, Math, Science and Social Studies. There are three elective periods. Classes such as Gifted, AVID and Intensive Reading/Math may be scheduled instead of an elective.
High School graduation options-English and Spanish.
Middle School requirements.
High School Credit Courses-If you student is enrolled in a High School Credit Course, you will receive a letter the first week of school. You MUST sign and return the letter within the first 10 days of school for your child to remain in this course.
Schedules
Students scoring a level 1 or 2 on the FSA (in Manatee County) will be placed in intensive reading and/or math. Students with a failing grade in a core course will be placed into Credit Recovery.
Hurricane Resources from USF on how to talk to children & a workbook for after the hurricane:
http://sss.usf.edu/resources/topic/emergency/hurricane.html
Summer camp survey
6/18/24-This is the last week to sign up for a class on MVS to take over the summer (HOPE high school PE course, for example). I will be here next week (Tuesday-Thursday) to approve classes on the FLVS platform. If Mr. Conrad is your assigned counselor, he will be here next Thursday. After next week, I will not be back until August. I must receive an email from a parent indicating that it is ok for the student to take the class. For students in 8th grade for 2023-24, any CORE high school courses need to be approved by the high school counselor.
Free meals available summer 2024!
I will be the 6th grade counselor for 2024-25. I will also cover 8th grade students with last names M-Z, except for ELL tier A and B students. My projected caseload as of 6/18/24 is 536 out of the 1047 students that we are projected to have here at Sugg.
Records can be requested online:
https://www.manateeschools.net/studentrecordsrelease
Please check this page and our Schoology group for updates.
Mr. Conrad x29056 will be the 7th grade counselor and will cover 8th grade last names A-L (except for tier A and B ELL students).
Ms. Bell will be the counselor for Tier A and B ELL students. Extension TBD.
Mr. Moates is our Clerk x29008
Mrs. DeSear is our registrar X29063
If you have moved or changed your phone number and/or address, please email Mrs. DeSear. [email protected]
RECORDS AND TRANSCRIPTS ARE REQUESTED ONLINE.
https://www.manateeschools.net/studentrecordsrelease
Resources from the American School Counselor Association for parents and staff after a school shooting. Talking to students about violence from the National Association of School Psychologists. The National Child Traumatic Stress Network tips.
Letter for students eligible for the Family Empowerment Scholarship.
Los padres interesados en solicitar FES-EO o FES-UA deben revisar los siguientes enlaces para conocer los requisitos de elegibilidad y las instrucciones de solicitud.
Emergency food and baby baskets
Nutrition Initiative of Manatee, Inc.
Food pantry list Feb. 2022
Family Resources brochure
Child Abuse Hotline 1-800-96ABUSE
Project Heart welcome, English flyer, Spanish flyer.
Blue butterfly family grief center.
Hope Florida - A Pathway to Prosperity: Uniting communities through ‘Care Navigators’ to guide Floridians on an individualized path to prosperity, economic self-sufficiency and hope.
Ways to manage stress (CDC).
Take Stock in Children-Students-You may see your School Counselor in August 2023 to find out about this great opportunity. Income requirements apply.
For technology assistance, please visit the district page or email/call the service desk:
[email protected]
(941) 209-7400
Monday - Friday, 6:30am - 5:00pm
DO NOT LEAVE MESSAGES that require URGENT attention such as a mental health emergency. Here are a few resources:
For a severe mental health emergency-call 911
Suicide prevention hotline 1-800-273-8255 OR 988
Speaking of suicide.
The Trevor Project is the leading national organization providing crisis intervention for LGBTQ youth. Trevor Lifeline 1-866-488-7386, Trevor text: Text START to 678678
Area mental health providers Suncoast and Centerstone. The district also has a webpage with resources and a district brochure for community resources.
Students expressing suicidal ideation at school are screened using the Columbia screener.
Read more about the Florida Department of Education's efforts to prevent suicide.
Here are some healthy interventions to use at home including mindfulness and calming strategies.
Here are some resources for your family including a list of food pantries, check-ins with your child and a family schedule template that you may use.
All middle school students take four core classes each year of Middle School including Language Arts, Math, Science and Social Studies. There are three elective periods. Classes such as Gifted, AVID and Intensive Reading/Math may be scheduled instead of an elective.
High School graduation options-English and Spanish.
Middle School requirements.
High School Credit Courses-If you student is enrolled in a High School Credit Course, you will receive a letter the first week of school. You MUST sign and return the letter within the first 10 days of school for your child to remain in this course.
Schedules
Students scoring a level 1 or 2 on the FSA (in Manatee County) will be placed in intensive reading and/or math. Students with a failing grade in a core course will be placed into Credit Recovery.
Hurricane Resources from USF on how to talk to children & a workbook for after the hurricane:
http://sss.usf.edu/resources/topic/emergency/hurricane.html