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School Update: Eagle Creek Elementary

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Hello, Panther Community! Hispanic Heritage Night We had an amazing time at our Hispanic Heritage Celebration! Our first-grade students accompanied by our grade-level STEAM groups did a fantastic job with their performances! Thank you, Ms. Grande and Ms. Zimmerman, for leading our student performances! We also want to thank School Board Member Ms. Johanna Lopez for … [Read more...]

School Update: Sun Blaze Elementary

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We want to congratulate Ms. Carra, our OCPS HERO teacher! Ms. Carra is one of our fourth-grade ELA teachers, who challenges her students to strive for their best. She models this each day as she challenges herself to learn the new content while keeping it engaging for her students. Congratulations, Ms. Carra! We are so proud of our Sun Blaze Dance Team for a very … [Read more...]

Lake Nona High School Football

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Since the last issue of Nonahood News, our Lions football team took on their rivals, East River, in the Battle of the Beachline. After traveling to Osceola High the previous week, the Lions traveled home on Nov. 1 to take on the East River Falcons on the Lions’ senior night. The Lions beat the Falcons in a hard-fought game, 13-10, and retained the surfboard another year. After … [Read more...]

Deadline for REAL ID Compliance is Taking Off

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When’s the last time you’ve traveled? Think about it … you’re making your way to the airport and more than likely a friend or family member (or maybe even an Uber/Lyft) is dropping you off in front of departing flights at Orlando International Airport (MCO). You grab your suitcase and check it at your airline. As you head to security, you remove your ID to present to the TSA … [Read more...]

Schools Crack Down on Teen Vaping

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Over the past few years, as vaping products have become a popular alternative to smoking, they have also become a problem for schools as administrators try to reign in use of the banned product on campuses. According to Captain Rick Francis, the District Director of Safety and Security for Seminole County Schools, the problem began around 2018 – and punishments had to be … [Read more...]

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