Congratulations to the victorious Eagles Robotics Xperience - FRC 3992 / FTC 5257! They're advancing to the FTC World Championship for the second year in a row.
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Sophomore Jesula Jeannot is the Sun-Sentinel's student of the week. AVID elective teacher Ms. Loulis and AVID honors English teacher Ms. Weier nominated Jesula for her outstanding leadership skills.
Senior Marilyn Ramirez is one of eight Palm Beach County students honored in the fifth annual Alcohol Prevention Poster Contest. Winners’ designs will appear on Palm Beach County school buses. Winners also received gift cards and Adobe Photoshop software at the awards ceremony in February.
Congratulations to the Eagles Robotics Xperience on their second straight Florida FIRST® Tech Challenge (FTC) championship! The team will compete at the FTC South Region Super Regional Championship March 11-13 in San Antonio.
Congratulations to Palm Beach Post and South Florida Sun-Sentinel 2014 Defensive Player of the Year Shelton Johnson (pictured below), and to the other ATL athletes who made all-area teams and honorable mentions for fall sports! Football: Shelton Johnson, Dontavius Monroe, Kent Jasmin, Deon Harrington, Chandler Ferguson, Collin Hudgins, Kevin Norris, Demarcus Holloway, George Hunter, Antwaine Richardson, Jaquell Parrish, Lamar Washington, Kendrick Noel, Rodney Coates, Josh Peoples, and Niall Costigan, Markinson Ripert, Sam St. Surin, and Markel Bush
Volleyball: Shannon Finneran, Bailey Myott and Chelsea Hudson Bowling: Anthony Grennan Golf: CJ Fisher, Caroline Deyoe, and Jasmine Ferguson Swimming: Xavier Philips The Pathfinder High School Scholarship Awards are presented each year to high school seniors in Palm Beach and Martin counties who have demonstrated outstanding achievement in 18 academic, vocational and athletic categories — to recognize excellence and to encourage these students to one day bring their considerable talents to the communities where each received a start on the path to a good education and a rewarding career. Pathfinders is sponsored by Cox Media Group Palm Beach, publisher of The Palm Beach Post and Palm Beach Daily News. Nominees will meet with judges for personal interviews and/or performances on March 11, 2015, at Palm Beach Atlantic University. College scholarships of $4,000 for the first-place winner, $3,000 for the second-place winner, $2,500 for the third-place winner and $2,000 to the fourth-place winner in each category will be presented at a ceremony on May 13, 2015, at the Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts in West Palm Beach. Top winners in each category will also receive the special “astrolabe” trophy, a symbol for the path each student may follow in the world and the leadership and direction each may provide for others in the future. Congratulations to our 2014-2015 nominees! Please wish them luck as they continue in the competition.
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE JROTC ACADEMIC TEAM
The JROTC Academic Team placed 1st and 3rd in the District Academic Bowl. DISTRICT PARENT INVOLVEMENT PLAN The Parent Involvement Plan summary will be sent home with students on Thursday, Nov. 13. Title I schools are required to have a parent involvement plan to explain how the school involves parents in making decisions on spending Title I funds. JROTC AIR RIFLE TEAM TAKES FIRST PLACE AT DISTRICTS
Congratulations to the ATL JROTC air rifle team on their first place at the district meet Oct. 25. CSM Zarate was first place overall shooter, best in standing and best in kneeling. LTC Pabion was second place overall shooter. BOYS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM QUALIFIES FOR REGIONALS Senior Brian Paul placed eighth overall at the district meet. The team will compete at regionals on Saturday, Nov. 8. MARCHING BAND EARNS SUPERIOR, EXCELLENT RATINGS The Atlantic Community High School War Eagle Marching Band competed in the Crown Jewel Marching Festival at Vero Beach High School on Oct. 18 and the Marching Music Performance Assessment at Palm Beach Central High School on Oct. 25. The band was second runner up in its class at the Crown Jewel competition with superior ratings for drum majors and color guard, and best in class for percussion and general effect. At the MPA the band received superior ratings for percussion, color guard and marching & maneuvering; excellent ratings for music and general effect categories; and an overall excellent rating. The Rotary Club of Delray Beach student of the month for November is Megan Backus, and Natalie Maloney is the teacher of the month. Congratulations!
ATLANTIC GOLFER C.J. FISHER QUALIFIES FOR STATE CHAMPIONSHIP
Congratulations to junior C.J. Fisher. He will compete at the state golf finals in Tavares on Nov. 4. Congratulations also to freshman Jasmine Ferguson on placing in the top 10 at regionals, and to the entire boys and girls golf teams for a successful season. ATLANTIC GIRLS VOLLEYBALL DISTRICT CHAMPS Congratulations to the district champion girls varsity volleyball team, and good luck at regionals! EAGLES FOOTBALL: "WE'RE ON A HIGH RIDE RIGHT NOW" Friday's 37-26 upset over Dwyer puts the ATL in a 3-way tie for first place in District 13. The last district game for ATL is next week's homecoming contest against Lake Worth. And congratulations to the JV football team on an undefeated season! CONGRATULATIONS TO SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Adeet Patel is one of five Palm Beach County students to win a freshman-year scholarship during Florida Atlantic University’s first expo for high school students on Oct. 18. The Miami Dolphins surprised senior Jojo Mathurin with a Rising Star scholarship award last week. Jojo will be honored at Sunlife Stadium during the Dolphins game December 7. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE JROTC RAIDER TEAM The Atlantic JROTC Raider team won first place in the Palm Beach and Martin County Raider meet, placing first in all five events |
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