Senior Assembly 2021-2022

Piper High SchoolSeniorAssembly#RISE: RESPECT, INTEGRITY, SCHOLARSHIP, & EXCELLENCE

the AdministratorsPrincipal: Ms. HautiganAssistant Principals:Mr. KotheMrs. ThurstonMr. LewisMr. WaltonMs. Scott

the CounselorsGuidance DirectorMr. FrancisSeniors A-EMr. FrancisSeniors L-MMs. MoralesSeniors F-KMs. RolleSeniors N-ZMs. Tucker

Guidance Support StaffBRACE ADvisorMs. LubellCambridge CoordinatorDr. SchuckESE SpecialistMs. BoyettESOL COordinatorDr. SchuckREgistrarMs. PaulYMCA Graduation CoachesMr. Robinson & Ms. EstradaTEsting CoordinatorMr. Kusant

School SecuritySROsOfficer JolicoeurOfficer TaylorSecurity SpecialistsMr. OrtizMr. Cromwell

Senior informationSenior Portraits:Make an appointment totake your formal pictureand cap and gownpicture through the CadyPhotography website.Both of these pictures will be in theyearbook. See Ms. Trujillo if you haveany questions.

Senior informationSEnior PackageTotal Cost: 345 Grad Bash: April 8Prom: May 20Senior BBQYearbookSenior ShirtFirst Payment due: October 15Second Payment Due: December 1THird Payment DUe: February 13

Senior InformationImportant Dates:Herff Jones Presentation:October 12 @ 9:30 AMHomecoming Dance:Saturday October 306:00 PM - 11:00 PM

Senior InformationHerff JOnesCap and Gown Catalog:www.hjsenior.comCap and Gown Order:www.hjbroward.comClass Ring Catalog:Class Ring Order:www.herffjones.com/ca www.hjorder.comtalogs/hs-ringcatalog

AcademicsAll Roads lead to graduation AttendanceGradesBehaviorAttitude

AcademicsGraduation RequirementsAt least a 2.0 unweighted GPA24 specific credits 4 credits of English 4 credits of Math; 1 must be Algebra 1 with EOC 1 must be Geometry with EOC for 30% of finalgrade

AcademicsGraduation Requirements 3 credits of Science; 1 must be Biology with EOC - 30% of final grade 3 credits of Social Studies; World History US History with EOC for 30% of final grade US Government/Economics

AcademicsGraduation Requirements HOPE (this is satisfied with 2 years of JROTC or 2documented years of JV/Varsity sport) Online course credit 1 credit Performing Arts, Speech or Debate,eligible Practical Arts 6-8 elective credits

AcademicsGraduation Requirements Passing score on the FSA Reading, or concordantscore on the ACT/SAT Passing score on the Algebra 1 EOC, orconcordant score on PSAT/SAT/ACT 40 community service hoursVery important: If you take an EOC course, you MUST takethe EOC to receive credit for completion of the course!

AcademicsSummary 24 Required Credits2.0 Unweighted GPAPass Reading FSAPass Algebra 1 and GeometryPass Algebra 1 EOC40 Service-Learning HoursOne Full Online Course

AcademicsGraduation Decoration Cambridge AICE Cord/Stole Silver Cord (January 28) GPA Cord Gold and White: Top 2% Gold and Maroon: Top 5% Gold: GPA of 3.75 and higher

AcademicsGraduation Decoration Continued Career Pathways Military/Armed Services Clubs and Activities

AcademicsHow do I know if I met the GraduationRequirements? You can check Virtual Counselor (through Clever) GPA/Rank Testing Service Hours Counselors will conduct Credit Checks witheveryone throughout the school year

AcademicsHow to Complete a CollegeApplication Complete the online application (including fee or waiver)Submit your SAT/ACT scoresSend your transcriptsNote any additional requirements: letters ofrecommendation, scholarship applications, etc.

We are committed to RiseRESPECT, INTEGRITY, SCHOLARSHIP, & EXCELLENCEBe on time every day It is important to attend school regularly. The first bell rings at 7:30 AM. Try to avoid tardies, early sign outs, andunexcused absences.

We are committed to RiseRESPECT, INTEGRITY, SCHOLARSHIP, & EXCELLENCEWear Proper attireIt is important to dress appropriately. No hoods or hats No sunglasses No sagging pantsREmember: Masks are mandatory.

We are committed to RiseRESPECT, INTEGRITY, SCHOLARSHIP, & EXCELLENCEWear Your IDKeep it handy at all times.You will need to use it throughout the day. Lets you purchase your lunch Lets teachers, staff, and students knowwho you are

Social Media Think before you post. How you representyourself online is an extension of yourself. Be respectful. Avoid remarks that are harmfulor offensive. Assume your social media usage is visible tothe world.

Social MEdiaColleges & employers are reviewing your posts! Kaplan Test Prep found that two-thirds of colleges say it’s“fair game” for them to review applicants’ social mediaprofiles to help them decide who gets in. “70% of employers are snooping candidates’ social mediaprofiles” according to a CareerBuilder article by LaurenSalam – June 15, 2017. Florida State University denied acceptance to a studentfor an inappropriate snapchat sent directly to FSU'sSnapchat account.

Code of ConductThe Broward CountyPublic Schools publishes aStudent Code of Conduct.It is important that youknow what is expected.

Code of ConductBullyingBullying is the intentional, repeated, hurtfulaction against someone who has less power. R - Repeated I - Imbalance of Power P - PurposefulDon’t Be a bystander.

Code of ConductcyberBullyingCyberbullying is bullying through the use ofdigital technologies. It includes: Stalking Intimidation Sexting Religious or Racial Harassment Public or Private Humiliation

Code of ConductRespect for person, property, &privacyBehave in a way that respects the rights of all.We all deserve to feel safe and respected.It is important to know that video recording isnot permitted by Florida law (video voyeurism)in areas where there is an expectation of privacy.

Code of ConductOffences leading to possiblesuspension or expulsionDrug and Substance Abuse InfractionsUse, possession, and/or being under the influence of mood-altering substancesUse/Possession of unauthorized substancesPossession of unauthorized prescription medicationsBe under the influence of unauthorized substancesSale, attempted sale, and/or transmittal of drugs or mood-altering substancesSale, attempted sale, and/or transmittal of alcohol or alcoholic beveragesmood-alteringsubstances:Being under theinfluence of Marijuana,or over-the-countermedication taken inexcess of theprescribed amount

Code of ConductOffences leading to possiblesuspension or expulsionOther InfractionsRepeatedly commit serious breaches of conductCommit an assaultCommit a batteryCommit or threaten to commit vandalismCommit any act on or off campus that substantially disrupts orderly conduct of school or activitiesCommit Grand Theft, including motor vehicle theft

Code of ConductOffences leading to possiblesuspension or expulsionOther InfractionsCommit an act of hazingCommit a physical attackCommits a sexual assaultPossess and/or display or transmit a Class B weaponUse of laser pens/pointers and other laser devices that could potentially harm or injure another individual

Code of ConductOffences leading to possiblesuspension or expulsionOther InfractionsMake an internet/electronic transmission of a threat to do harm to person(s) on school grounds, or toschool property, that result in a substantial disruption to the school climateConduct, recruit, or participate on campus in a formal or informal gang activityTransmit or distribute inappropriate images that violate the rights of other individualsCommit other criminal actionsUse the school district’s technology and/or software for any unauthorized purpose

Code of ConductOffences leading to mandatorysuspension or expulsionBringing a firearm or weapon to school or any school sponsored activityMaking threats or false reporting involving school or school’s personnel’s property, schooltransportation, or a school-sponsored activityThreats to throw, project, place or discharge destructive devices with intent to do bodily harm

Code of ConductOffences leading to mandatorysuspension or expulsionOther serious offenses that pose a serious threat to school safety, such as:Serious AssaultArson or attempted arsonSexual Battery or attempted sexual batteryHomicideKidnapping or abductionArmed robbery or attempted armed robberyBattery on a Law Enforcement Officer, Firefighter,and Emergency Medical Care ProviderBattery on a school board employee, sports official,or other specified officialsSerious BatteryBringing, possessing, using or sellingexplosive/destructive devices

Promise ProgramPREVENTING RECIDIVISM THROUGH OPPORTUNITIES, MENTORING, INTERVENTIONS, SUPPORT & EDUCATIOn Disruption on der the InfluenceAlcohol Sale/Attempted Sale/TransmittalDrug–Use/Possession/Under the InfluenceDrug ng—Mutual CombatFalse Accusation against School StaffAssault/Threat (no harm or injury)Theft-Petty 300Vandalism/Damage to Property 1,000Posting online orrecording a fight isinciting a disturbanceone or more misdemeanorslead to a threatassessment protocol anda report to lawenforcement

If You make good choices.Positive Behavior Support INcentives Perfect Attendance AwardPrincipal’s Straight-A Honor RollVIP ClassStudent Achievement & College ScholarshipCelebrations Senior Social Hour

Remember:WE ARE BENGALSCOMMITTED TO RESPECT,INTEGRITY, SCHOLARSHIP, &EXCELLENCE #RISE@PIPERPRINCIPALMARIE HAUTIGAN, PRINCIPAL

the Counselors Guidance Director Mr. Francis Seniors A-E Mr. Francis Seniors L-M Ms. Morales Seniors F-K Ms. Rolle Seniors N-Z Ms. Tucker