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MIAMI CORAL PARK
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Home of the Rams
Student Orientation
2022-2023
Principal’s Welcome and Introductions
Mr. Scott Weiner
Principal
Dr. Gabriel Canales Ms. Zakia Garner
9th Grade & 11th A-M 10th Grade & 11th N-Z
Ms. Yvette Sanchez
12th Grade & ESE
MCPSHS Leaders
▪ Maria Barrial-Lead Counselor
▪ Yasel Ferrer-9th Grade Counselor
▪ Emilio Condis-Athletic Director
▪ Carla Hernandez-Activities Director
▪ Richard Martinez-Magnet Lead Teacher
▪ Christine Mederos-CAP Advisor
▪ Janet Stratton-School Assessment
Coordinator
▪ Elizabeth Toca-Reading Coach
▪ Marissa Huguet-9th Grade Sponsor
First day of school
▪ Miami Coral Park High School will
commence physical classes on
Wednesday August 17, 2022
▪ Classes begin at 7:20 AM until 2:20 PM
▪ The bell schedule will be posted on our
website at mcpshs.net
▪ Due to possible traffic on the first day of
school, students should attempt to be in
the building no later than 7:00 AM.
▪ A 1st period student list will be posted on
our website by Tuesday August 16th.
MCPSHS School Uniforms ▪ Navy blue, white or gold polo style shirts. ▪ Spirit t-shirts (will be available in the Activities Office) ▪ Navy blue or khaki pants. ▪ Navy blue, gold, white or grey outerwear (sweatshirts). ▪ Closed shoes; no sandals or open heels. ▪ No hats/caps or other headwear is allowed.
MCPSHS Uniforms
▪ Polos- Navy, White, or Yellow
▪
▪
▪ Miami Coral Park Spirit/Club Shirts
▪ Students are expected to: ▪ Attend school everyday ▪ Arrive to school and class on time ▪ Attend all classes as scheduled ▪ Be prepared to start classes on time
▪ Daily school attendance will be taken every scheduled school day during the students first class of the day by his/her classroom teacher. Students are to be counted in attendance to school only if they attend the class. ▪ Tardy: A student is considered tardy to school if the student is not present at the moment the attendance is taken for the first class assigned. ▪ Class attendance: Class attendance will be taken at the start of every class. A student must be in class and in their seats ready to learn by the time the bell rings. ▪ Credit Withheld: A student’s credit may be withheld if they have the following: ▪ 5 or more absences in a semester course ▪ 10 or more absences in a yearly course.
PROCEDURES
FOR PARENTS ▪ Absences shall be reported to the
student’s enrolled school by the
TO SUBMIT AN parent/legal guardian no later than
five (5) days from the date of the
EXCUSED absence.
ADMIT/NOTE
TO SCHOOL
▪ VIA Email: Parents can send an email to 7271attendance@dadeschools.net ▪ The email must include: ▪ 1. Students Full Name ▪ 2. MDCPS ID Number ▪ Date of absence ▪ Reason for absence The email subject line should read “Excused Admit”
▪ Via the Parent Portal or Mobile APP
▪ A link will be available in the Parent Portal and
MDCPS mobile app for parents to submit admits
3 WAYS FOR A directly to the school. You will be able to attach
PARENT/LEGAL documentation.
GUARDIAN TO • In Person
SUBMIT AN Parents who wish to submit documentation in
ADMIT (CONT.) person may do so at the school’s attendance office.
* Failure to report and explain the absence shall
result in an unexcused absence.ABSENCES ▪ Excused Absences ▪ Unexcused Absences ▪ Student Illness ▪ Vacations ▪ Medical Appointment ▪ Caring for younger siblings ▪ Death in the family ▪ Illness of others ▪ Religious holiday ▪ Immunizations ▪ School sponsored event (i.e. fieldtrip) ▪ Subpoena ▪ Any absence deemed appropriate by the principal.
▪ Restricted Access to Building ▪ Single Entry Point ▪ Bathroom Checks ▪ Emergency Safety Drills ▪ Miami Dade School Police on Campus ▪ Security Monitors
Must be worn
STUDENT ID
•
and visible at
BADGES •
all times
$2.00 fee for
reprinting ID
badge
Miami Coral Park lanyards will be sold in the Activities Office for $2.00▪ For students who need to check out a device, mobile distribution will begin during the second week. ▪ Parents must fill out the Mobile Device Agreement through the parent portal. This agreement will also be posted on our website. This must be completed before a device will be distributed. ▪ Technology Fees: ▪ Free Lunch $5 ▪ Reduced Lunch $10 ▪ All Others $20 Students should come prepared with their mobile device agreement and cash payment beginning Monday 8/22.
▪ Mr. Yasel Ferrer 9th
STUDENT ▪ Ms. Maria Barrial 10th & 12th Grade
SERVICES ▪ Ms. Daphne Bidot 11th
DEPARTMENT ▪ Ms. Vivian Pedroso ESE
COUNSELOR ▪ Ms. Christine Mederos CAP Advisor
GRADE LEVEL
DISTRIBUTIONGRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
▪4 ENGLISH
▪4 MATH
STUDENT ▪3 SCIENCE
SERVICES ▪3 SOCIAL STUDIES
DEPARTMENT ▪1 FINE ART/PERFORMING ART
▪½ PERSONAL FITNESS
▪½ PHYSICAL EDUCATION
▪8 Electives
24 CREDITS TOTAL▪ Everyone must take a Florida
Virtual School course.
▪ Passing score on the English /
Language Arts Assessment.
▪ Passing Score on Algebra 1 EOC
ADDITIONAL
▪ Participation in all EOC
GRADUATION assessments including Biology,
REQUIREMENTS Geometry, U.S. History. This will
count for 30% of the final grade.
▪ Minimum 2.0 GPA.
▪ 5 Community Service Hours.Ms. Janet Stratton – School Assessment Coordinator
Email: jmantecon@dadeschools.netExam Dates
FAST: CAI PM 1 Reading 9th & August 22 – September 30
10th Grade
FSA ELA, Algebra 1, & September 12-30
Geometry Retake
PSAT 10th Grade October 12
▪ *Testing windows are subject to
Florida Civic Literacy Exam 12th November 7 - December16
change*
Grade
▪ Subject Specific Unit
MYA ELA Retakers November 28 – January 13 Assessment dates are forth
FAST: CAI PM 2 Reading 9th and December 5 – January 27 coming
10th Grade ▪ All communication regarding
testing will be sent via student
MYA Algebra 1, Geometry, January 11- February 17 email.
Biology, and U.S. History
▪ Required materials for testing:
ACCESS for ELL January 23 – March 17 ▪ Earbuds
FSA ELA and Algebra 1 Retake February 21 – March 10 ▪ Pencils
Florida Civic Literacy Exam April 17 – May 26 ▪ Erasers
AP Testing May 1 – May 12
FSA EOC Testing May 1 – May 26
FAST: CAI PM 3 May 1 – June 2WELCOME TO OUR
MAGNET STUDENTS
@ MIAMI CORAL
PARK SENIOR HIGH
SCHOOL
“The Magnet is a preparatory program within the
traditional high school.”
Mr. Richard Martinez, M.S. - Magnet Lead Teacher▪ Engineering & Robotics:
▪ Physics 1 (MO1)
▪ Intro to Computer Science-
Curriculum Amazon Engineers Edhesive Curriculum (M65)
▪ Biomedical
for 9th ▪ Anatomy & Physiology Honors (M52)
graders by ▪ Principles of Biomedical Science (M53)
Academy: ▪ Architecture
▪ Technical Design 1 (M31)
▪ Digital Design 1 (T51)
▪ Construction
▪ Building Trades 1 (M21)
❖ This would be in addition to the core courses:
Language Arts/English, Mathematics, Science, Social Science/HistoryThe full high school experience, clubs, sports, and plenty of
opportunities for safe socialization.
Taking Dual Enrollment (DE) courses in
which you receive credit for high school and
college.
AS PART OF THE
MAGNET PROGRAM
HERE ARE SOME Taking Advanced Placement (AP) courses
for college credit.
THINGS TO LOOK
FORWARD TO:
Internships- available for all non-FIU FLAME Engineering
students
Engineering students attending Florida
International University (FIU) Senior year.Welcome RAMS Class of 2026
College Assistance Program to your 2022-2023 9th grade year
(CAP) Advisor/Asesora
Universitaria Know what it takes for your future plans…..
Ten en cuenta tus planes para tu futuro....
The 9th grade year is the foundation of your high
school career, the 1st step in a ladder to success!
Every decision you make counts!
El noveno grado es la fundacion the tu escuela
secundaria, el primero paso de tu escalera al exito!
Todas las deciciones que tomes, cuentan!
• GPA is important – El promedio general es importante
• Course rigor – Rigor de cursos
• Attendance is key – La asistencia es importante
• Communication is key – La comunicación es importante
Ms. Christine Mederos, CAP Advisor
• SCOIR - www.scoir.com (Every grade/Todos grados)
• Raise Me – www.raise.me (Every Grade)Todos grados
• Community Service – Servicio comunitario• Come see me if you need any of the following:
College Assistance Program
(CAP) Advisor/Asesora • Recommendation Letters – Cartas de
Universitaria recomendacion
• College and Scholarship Information – Informacion
universitaria y de becas
• SAT and ACT Waivers (11th and 12th grades)-
Codigos para el SAT/ACT durante (11 y 12 grados)
• Financial Aid – Ayuda Financiera (11th and 12th
grades)
• Bright Futures (gpa, sat/act score, Community
Service Hours) This is a Florida Based
Scholarship for students that meet a certain
criteria. Pass by and see me for more
Ms. Christine Mederos, CAP Advisor
information.• Miami Herald Silver Knight Awards
College Assistance Program
(CAP) Advisor/Asesora
Universitaria ••The purpose of the Miami Herald Silver Knight awards
program is to recognize outstanding students who have not
only maintained good grades but have also unselfishly
applied their special knowledge and talents to contribute
significant service to their schools and communities.
••Leadership, perseverance, and overcoming challenges are
what make a Silver Knight nominee stand out among the
rest. Each nominee chosen each year falls nothing short of
serving as examples of what it means to be a true man for
others, with their Jesuit values at the core of everything they
do.
••Only students with this academic requirement in addition to
strong records of service to their school and community
should be nominated during their Senior year.
Preparation and planning should start in 9th grade!!
Ms. Christine Mederos, CAP Advisor
•Come see me for more information!College Assistance Program • Student emails will only be answered through
the Student Portal (no personal emails)
(CAP) Advisor/Asesora
• Los correos electronicos solamente seran respondido
Universitaria s al correo del estudiante establecido por el distrito
Contact Information for Ms. Mederos
• Room #: 190R
• Phone: 305-226-6565, ext. 2269
• E-mail: mederosc@dadeschools.net (best way to reach me)
• Students, I am here for you, stop by my office any time, I am
open during your lunch! Yo estoy aqui para mis estudiantes!
Pasen a ver me cuando quieran, yo estoy disponible durante su
almuerzo!
• Parents should email me for an appointment. Los padres
Ms. Christine Mederos, CAP Advisor deben mandarme un correo electronico para pedir una cita.STUDENT ACTIVITIES Ms. Carla Hernandez, Activities Director Cmhernandez@dadeschools.net Room 190S x2237 Types of Clubs: Service Clubs – Serve the school and community Interest Clubs – Individual interests Honor Societies – Academic excellence Students who wish to participate in school activities and athletics must NOT accumulate 10 or more absences (excused/unexcused), 20 days tardy/excused early, and/or 6 or more suspensions. GET INVOLVED & BE ACTIVE
Interest & Other Clubs 5,000 Role Models, Mr. Fred Nixon – Rm. 279 238642@dadeschools.net ASL, Mr. Frank Sanchez-Rm. 4205 fsanchez@dadeschools.net Best Buddies, Ms. Elizabeth Simpson-Rm. 230 322456@dadeschools.net ECORams, Ms. Claudia Alvarez-Rm. 6207 Ms.Alvarez42@dadeschools.net Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA), Ms. Maytee Rodriguez – mayteerodriguez@dadeschools.net Future Educators of America (FEA), Ms. Maytee Rodriguez – Rm. 4221 mayteerodriguez@dadeschools.net Gay-Straight Alliance, Mr. Frank Sanchez – Rm. 4205 fsanchez@dadeschools.net HIP, Ms. Carol Garcia– Rm. 282 fsanchez@dadeschools.net Rhizome, Ms. Paula Kalakowski-Rm. 194B pmenasche@dadeschools.net Rams that Code, Mr. Juan Rodriguez- Rm. 4325 jrodriguez68@dadeschools.net Silver Knight Mentoring, Ms. Christine Mederos -Rm. 190R mederosc@dadeschools.net Technology Student Association (ACE & RAM Tech), Mr. Charlie De la Hoz – Rm. 4321 cdelahoz@dadeschools.net Women of Tomorrow, Ms. Latanya Johnson – Rm. 4231 ljohnson1@dadeschools.net Yearbook, Ms. Marissa Huguet – Rm. 4206 mhuguet@dadeschools.net Honors Societies HOSA, Ms. Shannon Portuondo-Rm. 6206 sportuodo@dadeschools.net International Thespian Honor Society, Ms. Leia Cole-Rm. 4258 leiacole@dadeschools.net Math Honor Society Ms. Leticia Cruz -Rm 4309 cruz@dadeschools.net National English Honor Society National Honor Society (NHS), Ms. Latanya Johnson – Rm. 4234 ljohnson1@dadeschools.net National Speech & Debate Association Science Honor Society, Mr. Ricardo Markland- Rm. 6212 rck0207@dadeschools.net Social Studies Honor Society, Mr. Frank Sanchez- Rm. 4205 fsanchez@dadeschools.net Spanish Honor Society, Ms. Sonia Hernandez-Rm. 222 soniahernandez@dadeschools.net
Performing Groups Band of Gold, Mr. Aramis Gonzalez – Rm. 4263 ahgonzalez@dadeschools.net Cheerleading, TBA Chorus, Mr. Dionisio Martinez – Rm. 4266 dionisiomartinez@dadeschools.net Dance, Ms. Marcie Levy – Rm. 4270 marcielevy@dadeschools.net JROTC Color Guard & Drill Teams, Major Somnuk-Rm. 189 wsomnuk@dadeschools.net Theatre, Ms. Leia Cole – Rm. 4258 leiacole@dadeschools.net Student Government Student Council, Ms. Carla Hernandez– Rm. 190S cmhernandez@dadeschools.net Equal Access Clubs Mr. Ricardo Markland- Rm. 6212 rck0207@dadeschools.net Class Councils Freshmen Class (c/o 2026)- Ms. Marissa Huguet – Rm. 4206 mhuguet@dadeschools.net Sophomore Class (c/o 2025)- Ms. Latanya Johnson- Rm. 4231 ljohnson1@dadeschools.net Junior Class (c/o 2024)- Ms. Janet Stratton- Rm. 6106 (Media Center) jmantecon@dadeschools.net Senior Class (c/o 2023)- Ms. Shannon Portuondo- Rm. 6206 sportuondo@dadeschools.net Please feel free to email the club sponsor for more information but remember that you will NOT BE ABLE to join until after CLUB RUSH!!!!
CLUB RUSH WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2022 DURING LUNCHES IN THE COURTYARD OF THE WEST CAFETERIA FRESHMEN BOARD- Class of 2026 Sponsor: Ms. Marissa Huguet Email: mhuguet@dadeschools.net Class officer elections will be held after September 30, 2022
▪ Picture Day 8/30 & 8/31 Varies on package ▪ Homecoming Dance 10/14 $45.00 ▪ Freshmen/Sophomore Trip 10/21 TBA ▪ PEP RALLIES, SPORTING EVENTS, DANCES- all throughout the year!!!!
*Miami Coral Park Senior High School Webpage:
www.mcpshs.net
*Check student email periodically!!
*Listen to the Morning & Afternoon Announcements
Instagram:
@miamicoralpark
Twitter:
@CoralParkRams
JOIN THE PTSAMiami Coral Park High School
Athletics
Mr. Emilio Condis, Athletic Director
Juan Carnicero, Business ManagerSPORTS OFFERED
FALL (August) SPRING
▪ CROSS COUNTRY-Boys/Girls (January)
▪ FOOTBALL – Boys • BADMINTON - Boys/Girls
• BASEBALL – Boys
▪ GOLF – Boys/Girls
• FLAG FOOTBALL- Girls
▪ VOLLEYBALL – Girls • SOFTBALL – Girls
▪ BOWLING-Boys/Girls • TRACK - Boys/Girls
▪ SWIMMING • VOLLEYBALL - Boys
WINTER (October)
▪ BASKETBALL - Boys/Girls
▪ SOCCER – Boys/Girls
▪ WRESTLING - BoysREQUIREMENTS FOR PARTICIPATION
▪ GPA – 2.0 or higher.
▪ ACADEMICS COME FIRST!
▪ Physical Examination yearly – use MDCPS form
▪ Insurance – School and Football.
▪ Birth Certificate (original).
▪ Attendance:
▪ Absences (excused/unexcused)
▪ 9 max (10th absence = ineligible)
▪ Tardy/excused early
▪ 19 max ( 20th tardy = ineligible)
▪ Suspensions
▪ 5 max (6th day of suspension = ineligible)▪Thank you and we look forward to seeing you on Wednesday, August 17th.
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