Principal’s Message

MARINERHIGH SCHOOL

Home of the Fightin’ Tritons

701 Chiquita Blvd., N.Cape Coral, Florida 33993

239-772-3324

VISION:To provide a world class education.

MISSION:To ensure student learning

throughpurposeful student engagement.

For the Parents, Staff & Community of Mariner High School

Dear Triton Family,

Happy New Year 2018! Thank you to all who played a part in making the first semester of the 2017-18 school year a great success.

Vision 2020 is the School District of Lee County’s Strategic Plan for fulfilling our vision To Be A World-Class School System. The four goals for the Vision 2020 plan include: (1) Increase Student Achievement, (2) Increase Family & Community Engagement,

(3) Increase Retention of Effective & Highly Effective Employees, and (4) Become a model continuous improvement organization. Through our school-based departments and school improvement plan, Mariner High School is able to align our goals and progress monitor to ensure we support Vision 2020.

As we begin the 2nd semester of the 2017-18 school year, our focus shifts to the next hurdles, including FSA testing, PERT testing, End of Course Exams, Advanced Placement exams, and graduation. The schedule for upcoming testing windows is as follows:

February 26 – March 2, 2018 FSA Writing (11th & 12th grade Retakes)

March 1, 2018 PERT

April 3-10, 2018 FSA Writing (9th & 10th grades)

April 16 – May 25, 2018 FSA ELA Reading

April 16 – May 25, 2018 FSA Algebra 1 EOC

April 16 – May 25, 2018 FSA Geometry EOC

April 16 – May 25, 2018 Biology EOC

April 16 – May 25, 2018 US History EOC

May 7 – May 18, 2018 AP Exams

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FEBRUARY 1, 2018Volume 30 • Issue 1

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MARINERHIGH SCHOOL

Home of the Fightin’ Tritons

“The Beacon”February 1, 2018

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Student Parking Announcement

Beginning semester 2, all non-registered drivers and drivers without their permit displayed will have a vehicle boot placed on their vehicle. Please register your vehicle ASAP to avoid paying a $35 fee to have the boot removed, and remember to display your permit at all times. If you have any questions, please stop by Student Affairs.

AttendanceMariner High School believes that regular and punctual school attendance is crucial for a student’s academic success. All students are required to attend school every day of the school year.

Florida Statute 1003.21 requires that all children who have not yet attained the age of 18 attend school regularly during the entire school year. As outlined in the Code of Conduct, students may not be absent without the permission of the principal/designee.

According to the School District of Lee County, Policy 4.16, for enforcement of compulsory school attendance purposes, unless acceptable documentation is submitted, an accumulation of daily unexcused absences or tardiness, or early sign-outs that equal 5 days in a calendar month or 10 days within a 90 calendar day period may be exhibiting a pattern of nonattendance. If a student is exhibiting a pattern of nonattendance (excused or unexcused), in a course, credit will be withheld.

As an intervention, parents will be called and notified of student’s attendance and a conference will be set up with the principal/designee. If the student exhibits persistent nonattendance, the school social worker will be notified.

Our goal is to make sure that students have every opportunity for success at Mariner High. Being present for instruction is crucial to this success.

If you have any questions or concerns regarding attendance, please contact Mr. Eric Washington, Assistant Principal.

Pedestrian GateFor safety reasons, students who are walkers, must use the pedestrian gate located at the north end of the campus on Tropicana. Please ensure your student follows this very important procedure. If you have any questions contact the school.

Out of Field TeachersFlorida State Statute 1012.42 recognizes that teachers at times must be assigned duties in a class outside the field in which the teacher is certified. The following teachers at Mariner High School are certified, but may be assigned one or more classes outside their areas of certification and are required to take appropriate steps to comply with the statutory regulation:

Patti Snyder

In addition, the following teachers are engaged in training to add the endorsement, English to Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL), to their certificates:

Scott Berkes

Patti Snyder

Benjamin Strauss

Bethany Veith

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Graduation will be Saturday, May 19, 2018, at 7:00 pm at Suncoast Arena at FSW. If you have any questions, please call the school and talk to a guidance counselor.

Spring sports are now beginning with baseball, softball, track, and tennis in full swing. We are looking forward to an exciting 2nd semester at Mariner High School…Go Tritons!!!

Sincerely,

Dr. Robert Butz

Principal

Mariner High School

“Fightin’ Tritons”

3Relay For Life 2018

The fight does not end

until there is a cure.

FUNDRAISERS• Catching Hope

February 12 - 23, 2018Buy a ribbon to tie on the net.

• Chain of HopeMarch 12 - 23, 2018Buy a chain link to add to the hope.

• FlockingApril 2 - 13, 2018Flamingos stampede the campus.

WHAT: Cape Coral Relay For Life 2018

WHEN: Saturday, April 14th, 4 p.m. - 10 p.m.

WHERE: Jaycee Park 4125 SE 20th Place Cape Coral, FL 33904

Join the MHS Team and thefight against cancer!

Google Classroom code: a68yyj

Contact Mrs. King for questions or to volunteer PamelaBK@LeeSchools.net.

Freshmen:Class of 2021Your first semester of high school is already over!! How did you do? How can you improve?

Remember the following:• Where you go to college, technical

school or work is directly related to what you do every day, right now!

• Final grades

• G.P.A. (grade point average-which you now have after first semester)

• Strength/challenge of courses

Keys to success:• Avoid procrastinating

• Turn in ALL your assignments (anything is better than NOTHING)

• Get involved

• Ask for help if you need it

• Have confidence in yourself

• Reach outside your comfort zone

• Ask questions

• Use a planner-record assignments, to-do lists, and goals

Freshmen: Class of 2021For your planning pleasure we have many opportunities to help in fundraising for your class coming up next semester that include the following:

• January - February 9, 2018: Dynamic Drinkware Spirit Cups

• Saturday, January 27: Pancake breakfast and car wash at Applebee’s Restaurant located at 2228 Del Prado Blvd S.

• February 5 - February 14: Valentine flower sales at lunches with delivery on Valentine's Day

• Saturday, March 10: Car wash at Advanced Auto parts at 821 Cape Coral Pkwy E.

We would love to have many participants to assist in raising money for our class to put on a spectacular Homecoming next year!! Come on out to our next Freshman Executive Council meeting on Tuesday, February 6 at 1:45-2:45 p.m. in the media center and get signed up or you can sign up with Mrs. Cotoni in the Guidance office!!!

Santa Outfit Winners and Participants

4GRADUATIONThe School Board approved the 2018 graduation dates.

Mariner High will be graduating on Saturday, May 19th at 7:00 p.m. in the FSW Suncoast Arena on Summerlin Road.

Seniors will be required to be in the Arena (to line up) no later than 6:00 p.m. The front doors will open for guests at 6:00 p.m.

ALL guests must present a ticket to enter the arena.

CAP & GOWN ORDERS FROM HERFF JONES• BASIC PKG (includes cap, gown, tassel,

& medallion) - cost is $46.00

• can be ordered @www.highschool.herffjones.com or at local office (278-4555)

NOTE: Late fees of $25 begin in February

NOTE: If you are borrowing a cap & gown from a sibling or a friend, please inform Mrs. Ferlazzo, the graduation coordinator.

If this is your plan, then you only need to order a 2018 tassel and medallion from Herff Jones. The cost is $19.54. You can order by calling 239-278-4555 or mail the order form to the local Herff Jones office.

2126 Andrea Lane, Suite 1Ft. Myers, FL 33912

GRADUATION TICKET INFOEach senior can receive up to six (6) tickets to start with. All books must be returned and all fees & fines must be cleared up to receive any tickets.

At the senior class meeting on April 27th at 12:45 p.m., seniors may put a request in writing for extra tickets. A form will be provided for this at the meeting. Tickets are required for all guests attending graduation, regardless of age.

All requests for extra tickets will then be consolidated and tickets divided evenly among those persons requesting more tickets. We will do our best to accommodate the requests for extra tickets, as long as we stay within the crowd-size limits posted for FSW Suncoast Arena. Please make reasonable requests for extra tickets.

Seniors will receive their tickets at the MANDATORY graduation practice on May 17th in the MHS Gym. YOU MUST BE PRESENT TO RECEIVE YOUR TICKETS

TO GRADUATION. ABSOLUTELY NO EXCEPTIONS!!

ALL FEES & FINES MUST BE PAID BEFORE RECEIVING ANY GRADUATION TICKETS.

The dress code for graduation is:

• FEMALES - Wear a dress or skirt/blouse, & dark dress shoes with your white collars attached to your gown. Sandals are OK to wear. Wear comfortable heels because you will be standing for a long time. No large dangling earrings or flowers are allowed to be worn. Caps must be worn level with tassel hanging to the right side. Ladies caps should NOT be perched on the back of your head.

• MALES - Wear a dress shirt, tie, dress slacks (dark color) and dark dress shoes or boots. No sneakers, or flip flops are allowed. Caps are worn level with tassel hanging on right side.

NOTE: Parents, please give the flowers to your child AFTER the ceremony, as they will not be allowed to carry flowers in the procession.

GRADUATION PHOTOSA professional photographer (Grad Images) will take pictures as seniors receive their diploma and when they exit the stage. Absolutely no one will be allowed in the aisles to take any pictures during the ceremony.

Harmon Video will also be making a video of the entire ceremony which will be for sale. The CD’s may be ordered at the senior breakfast and at the graduation ceremony. The cost is $15 or 2 for $25. They will be mailed out in June.

Graduation is a proud and wonderful event that you and your parents have worked towards for 12 or 13 years. It is one of the most memorable times of your life. Everyone is waiting to hear their son’s or daughter’s name. Noisemakers and shouting out loud takes away from the dignity of the occasion. Please refrain from this type of behavior. We must ask all guests to be properly attired for this special occasion. Shorts and T-shirts are not considered proper attire.

HONOR STOLESHonor stoles are gold, satin stoles that are worn by seniors who have attained a Grade Point Average (GPA) of 4.0 or higher by the end of the “first semester of their senior year.” They are eligible to graduate with a “Summa Cum Laude” distinction and will

wear the gold honor stole on their gown at graduation. Eligible seniors will be notified in January. The cost of honor stoles this year will be $18.

PLEASE NOTE: Graduation practice and the Senior Breakfast have been changed to May 17th. This is different from what was printed in previous Beacon newsletters.

Class of 2018 - Senior News

Senior CalendarFEBRUARY19 President’s Day – no school

20 Inservice day – no school

28 Senior Parent meeting - galley - 6:00 p.m.

MARCH19-23 SPRING BREAK

28 Senior Parent meeting – galley – 6:00 p.m.

30 Good Friday – no school

APRIL21 PROM – La Venezia (7 p.m.-11 p.m.)

25 Senior Parent meeting – galley – 6:00 p.m.

27 FINAL Senior Class meeting – auditorium – 12:45 p.m. (cap & gowns, extra tickets)

28 Grad Bash – Universal Studios/Islands of Adventure (buses leave at 2:30 p.m.)

MAY4 Senior picnic - 9:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.

– MHS practice fields

7-18 AP Exams – See schedule on page 8

7-11 Senior Exams (2 exams each day), See schedule on page 5

8 FINEST KIND SENIOR AWARDS NIGHT - 6:30 p.m.

9 Senior Parent meeting – teacher’s galley – 6:00 p.m.

17 Senior Breakfast 7:30 – 9:00 a.m.

17 Mandatory Graduation Practice in gym 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

19 Graduation – 7:00 p.m. – FSW Suncoast Arena (arrive no later than 6:00 p.m.)

5Dates to RememberSENIOR DUES• dues are $45 and due by 1/31/18 which

includes senior picnic, gift to school, & graduation expenses (flowers, printing of tickets & programs, etc.)

• dues increase to $55 on Feb. 1st

SENIOR PARENT MEETINGSFeb. 28, Mar. 28, Apr. 25, May 9

• these meetings are at 6:00 p.m. in the Galley

• parents work on getting donations of food and prizes for the Senior Breakfast

• discuss the menu and set up for the breakfast

• any parent is welcome to attend and help with the preparations

FINEST KIND SENIOR AWARDSMay 8, 2018, 6:30 p.m., Auditorium

• this night is to recognize seniors for annual awards such as Academic subject-area awards, Honor Societies, Academies, Perfect Attendance, and Scholarships

• we ask that when you receive notice of any offer of scholarships, give this information to Mr. Scheuermann in the Career Center in Room 145

SENIOR BREAKFASTMay 17, 2018, 7:30-9:00 a.m., Galley

This year, we will have a senior breakfast. This is the last time the seniors will be together on campus. The parents are hard at work organizing this event also. If you’d like to help get donations or decorate, or donate food items, prizes, gift cards, etc., contact Mrs. Mazzella or Ms. Classetti at 239-772-3324.

SENIOR PICNICMay 4, 2018, 9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.

• this event is held on the MHS campus on the practice fields

• lots of food, games, music and having a good time

• a permission slip is required to participate

Senior Final Exam Schedule 2017-2018Date Schedule

Mon. May 7th Regular Bell Schedule---Last Regular Instructional Day for Seniors

Tues. May 8thRegular Bell ScheduleSeniors may choose to only attend classes with examsExams Given to Seniors in Periods 6 & 8

Wed. May 9thRegular Bell ScheduleSeniors may choose to only attend classes with examsExams Given to Seniors in Periods 5 & 7

Thu. May 10thRegular Bell ScheduleSeniors may choose to only attend classes with examsExams Given to Seniors in Periods 2 & 4

Fri. May 11thRegular Bell ScheduleSeniors may choose to only attend classes with examsExams Given to Seniors in Periods 1 & 3

Mon. May 14thRegular Bell ScheduleMake-up exams given as needed

Tue. May 15thRegular Bell ScheduleMake-up exams given as needed

Wed. May 16thRegular Bell ScheduleMake-up exams given as needed

Thu. May 17thGraduation Rehearsal9 a.m. – 1 p.m. in MHS Gym

Sat. May 19th Graduation Ceremony at FSW Suncoast Arena @ 7 p.m.

Grad BashApril 28, 2018GRAD BASH is an all-night SENIORS-only trip.

The cost for the Grad Bash trip to Universal Studios & Islands of Adventure will be $135 per person which includes the charter bus transportation and the Grad Bash ticket.

Date: SATURDAY, April 28

Load buses at 2:00 p.m. on bus ramp

4/28/16 - Leave MHS 2:30 p.m.

4/29/16 - Arrive MHS 5:30 a.m. approx. NO FOOD OR DRINKS ARE ALLOWED ON BUSES!!

Prom 2018“A Night of Enchantment”

Saturday, April 21, 20187:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.

La Venezia4646 SE 10th Place

Cape Coral, FL 33904

All fees/fines must be cleared

Cost: Seniors $10 Juniors/Guests $50

Tickets on Sale• April 16-20 during A & B Lunch

• After school on Friday, April 20th

*Guests to prom form due - April 11th

6ATHLETICS CAR & BIKE SHOW

HOSTED BY THE TRITON ATHLETIC BOOSTER CLUB

Saturday, February 10, 201810 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Mariner High School Stadium701 N. Chiquita Blvd, Cape Coral FL 33993

No coolers or alcohol permitted on school property.

$5 General Spectator AdmissionFood - Live DJ - Vendor Row - Door Prizes

Industry Professional Judging - Trophies Awarded in each class

For Show Information call:Steve Larsen – Athletic/Activities Director at: 239-772-2907

For Sponsorship or Show information callRobert: 214.436.9658 or e-mail: vp@tritonboosters.org

Gates open at 7 a.m. for Car Show parking -- Sorry, logistics do not allow Club parking.

$20 Pre-Registration Fee, $25 Day of Show(Free t-shirt with pre-registrations only) __S __M __L __XL __XXL

Name:_________________________________________ Phone:__________________________

Address:_________________________________________________________________________

City State Zip:____________________________________________________________________

E-mail:__________________________________________________________________________

CLUB AFFILIATION:_______________________________________________________________

Vehicle or Bike: Make_______________________ Model____________________ Year_________

Signature:________________________________________________________________________Please make checks payable to:

Triton Athletic Booster Club, 701 N Chiquita Blvd, Cape Coral, FL 33993

Notice: with signature herein, The Mariner All Sports Boosters Club & Mariner H.S. and their agents are released of any liability for damage or loss that may occur while in attendance or participation in this event. Signor permits the use of photos of this event for use in future promotions.

Silver Magic Marching BandSilver Magic Marching Band had their final performance of the season this past November. We competed at the FMBC State Championships in Clearwater, and after a long season with a lot of work and sacrifice, we ended the year ranked 10th overall in the State. Our music score was again our highest caption, putting us in 5th place musically in the state (with the Percussion receiving a 4th place finish statewide). Throughout the year, your marching band came in first place in their class at each of the four regional shows that they attended, as well as winning Music and General Effect at every show. Earlier this season, at our District Evaluation, we were one of four bands to receive straight Superior ratings, the highest rating attainable by a band. With all of these victories, your marching band has finished the season undefeated among all Lee & Collier County Bands for the fourth straight year. Please congratulate your marching band students when you see them walking through the halls for completing another extremely successful marching season.

Professional and Creative Writing ClubStudents have been hard at work in the Writing Club crafting short stories, poems, and even full-length novels the past several months! Two students submitted their poetry for the Florida Young Poet's contest while others participated in NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month). We are currently hearing a number of great student-led presentations on different writing topics each week as well as frequent prose and poetry slams! The passion for the written word is certainly in fashion this year. We look forward to seeing what the Club will have to share in the months to come!

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Drama DepartmentRehearsals have become a ‘habit’ for the drama department’s musical production of “Nunsense”. This classic musical follows 5 nuns who have been tasked with fundraising money to pay for the funeral expenses of the other sisters in the order who died of food poisoning from a gazpacho made by Sister Julia, Child of God. You’ll meet Mother Superior, who is not serious and straight laced all the time, as we find out, and Sister Mary Hubert, the 2nd in command who is always competing with her, trying to win over the top job. The others include Sister Robert Ann the street wise girl from Brooklyn who can drive a car, Sister Mary Leo who wants to become the first Nun Ballerina, and who can forget Sister Mary Amnesia, who lost her memory when a crucifix fell on her head. The convent is filled with fun during this quick witted musical journey. Join us for the show Thursday April 12, Friday April 13 and Saturday April 14th at 7 p.m. Tickets are $5 for students and senior citizens and $10 for adults.

Book ClubThe first year of the renewed Mariner High School Book Club, the Round Table of Contents, is well underway! Students have just finished reading Frankenstein, the classic Gothic horror tale, by Mary Shelley. Earlier in the year we also read Inside the Painting by Mr. Arciero and discussed some ideas for future monthly novels to come. One of Tolkien’s works, The Hobbit, is set for the early spring months, as well as The Little Prince, which has been made into a Netflix movie only recently. We are excited to continue reading, sharing, and discussing ideas on some engaging new page-turners soon!

Key ClubMariner High School’s Key Club is starting the 2018 school year remodeling the second courtyard garden which will be used as an educational tool as well as to plant flowers which will ultimately be given to veterans. With the leadership of elected garden committee heads, Victoria Errett and Anna Loremas, as well as the sponsors, Mrs. Faasse and Ms. Pattillo, the Mariner Key Club and its members are making an impact when it comes to helping the school and community be more proactive and green.

In December, Mariner Key Club volunteered at various events spreading holiday cheer. One example was our December DCM with the elderly residents of Gulf Coast Village. A DCM (District Conventional Meeting) is where Key Club members and other officers from different schools come together and talk about the past events their clubs have done. Key Club members spread holiday cheer by playing holiday games with the residents and making hot cocoa for them. Other events that Mariner Key Club participated in were the Holiday Festival of Lights and Holidays without Hunger. For Holiday Festival of Lights, Key Club members helped out running concessions and parking for the annual holiday festival in downtown Cape Coral. For Holidays without Hunger, Key Club members participated in making over 550,000 meals for those who are less fortunate during the holiday season.

Our upcoming Key Club events include: The Daddy Daughter Dance, Spring Zone Rally, Tour De Cape, District Conventional Meeting, and Mariner Key Club Car Washes.

Raider TeamsOut of 30 male teams, Cody Newland and Shayne Johnston are the State of Florida 2017 Male Best Raider Champions and Kenny Smith and Brayson Tan-dy placed 5th. Out of 20 female teams Jessi-ca Sinno and Delaney Gilbert placed 5th and Ashlyn Washko and Ash-ley Sanders placed 8th. There were 50 teams in total at the competition and our Raiders repre-sented our school, our program, and family in true first class fashion. "Go Tritons!" Coaches Master Sergeant Miller and Command Ser-geant Major Ray Devens.

JV Raider Females and Males became Dis-trict Champions as well as the Varsity Team; making it a clean sweep. This has only been done twice in Lee County and both times by your Triton Raiders. Please congratulate our Raiders. Mariner Leadership Academy Instructors and Raider Coaches Master Ser-geant Pat Miller and Command Sergeant Major Ray Devens.

Out of 91 teams across the country, our Varsity

Female Raiders ranked 4th and Males ranked 9th in the Nation. What an incredible com-petition. Our Females were tied with the Na-tional Champions, but incurred 2 penalties which bumped them to 4th. Our Males were on track for 4th place and had a Raider go down on the 5K, which bumped them to 9th place. But our Raiders displayed true GRIT. #Phenomenal! Master Sergeant Miller.

Our Varsity Raiders did a phenom-enal job today at the District Varsity Raider meet placing both 1st place in the Female and Male catego-ry--clinching a slot in the State and Nation-al finals. The Males placed 1st in 5 out of 5 events and the Females placed 1st in 4 out of 5 events. They scored their personal best as a team in every event, giving 100% "and then

some"! Coach-es/ Instructors MSG Pat Miller and CSM Ray Devens.

Cape Coral HS (Full Color-Online)

Bringing Back Good Times and Great Food!!1331 Pine Island Road NECape Coral, FL 33909

Phone: 239-242-0218Fax: 239-242-0349

Cape Coral HS (2 Color-Printed)

South Fort Myers HS (2 Color-Printed)

Bringing Back Good Times and Great Food!!4820 Cleveland AvenueFort Myers, FL 33907

Phone: 239-275-7850Fax: 239-274-3663

South Fort Myers HS (Full Color-Online)

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AP Exam Schedule2018 AP EXAMS Morning 8 a.m. Afternoon 12 noon

Mon, May 7Chemistry

Spanish LiteraturePsychology

Tues, May 8Seminar

Spanish LanguageArt History

Physics 1: Algebra based

Weds, May 9 English Lit and CompJapanese

Physics 2: Algebra basedThurs, May 10 US Gov’t Chinese

Fri, May 11 German Computer Science Principles

Mon, May 14Biology

Music TheoryPhysics C: Mechanics

Tues, May 15Calc ABCalc BC

FrenchComputer Science A

Weds, May 16 English LangItalian

Macroeconomics

Thurs, May 17Comparative Gov’t

World HistoryStatistics

Fri, May 18Human Geography

MicroeconomicsEuropean History

Latin

Wrestling Team,Coach Phillips

Triton Wrestling Team placed 7th overall at the Captain Archer Invitational last semester. With only 9 wrestlers in 14 weight classes (injury/sickness), we still managed a strong finish.

5th place – 120lb – Brad Weaver

2nd place – 145lb – Mack Koselke

Champion – 152lb – Christian Minto

Champion – 220lb – Justyn Cordones

The Triton Wrestling Team placed 4th out of 16 schools in January at Palmetto High “Tiger Duals”. Undefeated wrestlers for the day with a perfect 5-0 record were Ethan Duke (132) Mack Koselke(138) Christian Minto (160) and Jaiden Critten (170). The team is now 15-5 for the year.

GradesDigital Student Grades, Attendance and Progress Monitoring Tools are accessible via the Focus Parent Portal, which provides a real-time view of student assignment details, grades, attendance, and current averages in all classes.

Interim Reports are available at least 20 days prior to the end of each grading period reflecting the cumulative grades for that

quarter. In addition, you have access to a Progress Monitoring Report under the “My Child” menu in Focus. The Progress Monitoring Report provides the results of any STAR progress monitoring assessments.

To access directions for the Focus Parent Portal please visit mrh.leeschools.net, main Menu, Parent Resources, Parent Portal. If you have any questions about this report, please contact the school.