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RMS Young Artists of the' Month for July
Richardson Middle School's Young Artists for the month of July are: (front row, from left) Kendra Puttere, Chyanne Schauer,
Angela Haake, (back row, from left) Cora Bahe, Alex Laduke and Jake McKay. The Young Artists of the Month program is a
business partnership between the Columbia County School District and local businesses.


Today
 Elementary princi-
pals. meeting at CCSD
Administrative Complex,
room 227 at 8:30 a.m..
 Secondary princi-
pals meeting at CCSD
Administrative Complex,
room 207, 10 a.m.
 Lake City Middle School,
retirement luncheon for Tom
Dorsett in the cafeteria, 11:30
a.m.


Wednesday
 a CCSD Technology
Training Center, HP Training,
Laptops (closed session),
8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
 Project CATCH, 'Why-.<
Try' traniing for secondary
teachers and counselors
(June 3 and 4).
 Summers Elementary,
Kindergarten Roundup
(screenings) 8 a.m. to noon
or 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.


Westside's Young Writers of the Month
Westside Elementary School's Young Writers of the Month for May are: (front row, from left)
Eli Kazmierski, Krysten Giebeig, Sara Beth Pace, (back row, from left) Jaidyn Rogers and Mix
'94.3's Jack Riley. The Young Writers of the Month program is a business partnership between
the Columbia County School District and local businesses.


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Fort White's Young Artists of the Month
Fort White High/Middle School's Young Artists of the Month for June are: (front row, from
left) Katie Digiacomo, Haylee Delcastillo, Camila Sanchez, Jackie Delcastillo, Robyn Miller,
Seaira Fletcher, (back row, from left) FWMS art teacher Shaun Fergus and FWHS art teacher
Cindi Hiers. The Young Artists of the Month program is a business partnership between the
Columbia County School District and local businesses.


Columbia City's Young Artists of the Month
Columbia City Elementary School's Young Artists of the Month for May are: (front row, from
left) Ethan Perkins, Jacob English, Gracey Barrett, (back row, from left) Art teacher Michelle
Fortier, Rebecca Kam, and Hope Mansukhani (not pictured is Nick Smith). The Young Artists
of the Month program is a business partnership between the Columbia County School District:
and local businesses.


ON CAMPUS


Columbia County School
District
 The Columbia County
School Board will be accept-
ing Out-Of-County Waiver
request during the months
of May and June, 2009.
Applications are available on
line at www.columbia.kl2.
fl.us or at the School Board
Office.
 The Florida Department
of Education has released
its 2009-2010 school entry
requirements for students
entering the district Prior
to entry, attendance, or
transfer to Florida schools,
each child shall have on
file a Florida Certification
of Immunization, DH 680,
documenting the following:
Public, Non-public schools,
kindergarten through grade
12 four of five doses of
diphtheria-tetanus-pertus-
sis (DTaP) vaccine; two or


three doses of hepatitis B
.vaccine; three or four doses
of polio vaccine; two doses
of measles-mumps-rubella
(MMR) vaccine; two doses
of varicella vaccine for
kindergarten and grade
one, and one dose of vari-
cella vaccine for grades two
through eight (the vaccine
is not required if there is a
history of varicella disease
documented by the health-
care provider); additional
seventh grade requirement
- in addition, children
entering, attending or trans-
ferring to the seventh grade
in Florida schools must
have an effective 2009-2010
tefanus-diphtheria-pertussis
(Tdap) vaccine.
Columbia City
Elementary. School
 Chase Broome, a fifth
grader at Columbia City


Elementary won 1st place
at the County Wide 4-H
Tropicana Public Speaking
Competition. She was
awarded a plaque and a 4-
H camp scholarship worth -
$160.00. She then participate
ed in the 4-H District Publid
Speaking Competition in
Bradford County and also .
won first place.
Eastside Elementary
School
 Gale Miller's class has
been studying all about
Florida and having a blast
doing it Students have
been reseaching and
studying Florida's history,-
geography and ecosys- s
terns. Students in grades -
one through five celebrat-
ed writing at the annual
Young Authors' luncheon.
Each student received a:
book of their writings.


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