HEADS’ LETTER
NOVEMBER 20, 2014
GRANDPARENTS/GRANDFRIENDS DAY,
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2014
A DAY FOR EVERY STUDENT TO SHINE AT CORBETT PREP:
GIVING IS WHAT WE DO!!!
 FIRST: GRANDPARENTS DAY IS
GRANDFRIENDS” and GRANDPARENTS.
FOR
BOTH
“SPECIAL
 SECOND: This day is for all students at Corbett Prep, with or without their own
personal guests. Everyone prepares in music and classrooms for weeks for this
special performance and the guest visits to classrooms.
 THIRD: This is a special opportunity for students to give service to others by their smiles, deeds, and
community spirit. This is also a wonderful time to unite the generations with joy and appreciation for all!
 FOURTH: We expect our students to be at school, join in and do their part. WEAR CORBETT PREP
GREEN POLO SHIRTS. THE WARRIORS’ PRIDE CHORUS, BEGINNING BAND, AND THE
SPIRIT OF IDS WEAR THEIR WHITE POLO SHIRTS. Thanks for allowing every student to
contribute.
PROCEDURES FOR GRANDPARENTS DAY
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, the program begins promptly at 9:00 A.M., Grandparents and Grandfriends
please report to Gatlin Hall. Doors open at 8:15A.M.
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SEATING ETIQUETTE RED ALERT for the program: Parents are asked to leave all seats for Grandparents
unless they are in need of special assistance. The students will be sitting in the bleachers for Grandparents Day.
IF YOU CHOOSE TO STAY FOR THE PROGRAM, PARENTS, PLEASE ABIDE BY STANDING ROOM
ONLY.
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FOLLOWING THE PROGRAM, Grandparents and Grandfriends will visit the classrooms for a wonderful
reception hosted by all Corbett Prep students, RPCs, and parent volunteers.
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DISMISSAL AT 12:00 P.M.: SCHOOL CLOSES FOR EVERYONE EARLY ON WEDNESDAY. Please be
prompt with pick-up so the faculty and staff may also begin their holiday on time.
EXTENDED DAY RESUMES ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2014.
PARKING OPTIONS FOR GRANDPARENTS DAY
(All teachers and staff will be parking at LOWE’S as a Community Service gesture)
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4.
Corbett Prep parking lot on the East Side or
Corbett Prep Middle School on the West Side or
Our overflow parking lot on the East Side or
Carrollwood Elementary. Our buses will run continuously to shuttle people back and forth.
IT WILL BE A “GRAND” DAY! WE’RE ALL LOOKING FORWARD TO IT!
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HEADMASTER OF THE DAY AVA MUNIZ!
Congratulations!!! Everyone was so proud of Headmaster
Ava! She ran a 90 minute Monday Morning Meeting with over 600 people in attendance with grace, poise and
confidence!!! The assembly was incredible. We wish all our families were there to see:
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Middle School perform from the Latin Dance Club and the Bollywood Dance Club, receiving standing ovations
from the entire student body!
Thespians performed a song and dance from their One Act Play that received a superior top score from their
competition last week.
The Coaches recognized Middle School Fall Sports Teams and the fourth and fifth graders who joined them in
Cross Country.
The Spanish team on the East Side recognized the video participants in the Spanish Alphabet Video Contest with
certificates. Two of our students were even contest winners: Fifth graders Gracyn Custin and Kerry D’Amelio.
The Middle School Student Council had the whole school rockin’ and rollin’ with their out-of-sight, extraordinary
skit which involved everyone in the excitement of kicking off the Annual Food Drive for Metropolitan Ministries.
Dance teacher Ms. Di Carlo showcased student dancers from the multi-age All Stars who gave their time to
rehearse a dance choreographed by fourth grader Amanda Lather.
Congratulations to Tony and Dina Muniz, parents of “Headmaster Ava” for winning this opportunity at the February 2014
Big Event. This year’s Big Event is February 21, 2015!
YOUR LAST CHANCE TO SERVE AND HELP THE CORBETT PREP STUDENT
COUNCIL REACH ITS GOAL OF COLLECTING 1,500 POUNDS OF FOOD FOR
METROPOLITAN MINISTRIES’ ANNUAL FOOD DRIVE IS SATURDAY!
We have extended the annual food drive collection to Saturday, November 22. Please know that in order to meet our
goal to support the Food Drive, we are encouraging everyone to bring a can or non-perishable food item to the Fall
Festival and/or Fun Run on…Saturday. So far, this week we have collected hundreds of pounds of food for our greater
community! FRIDAY, our food focus of the day is on collecting cans of fruit and yams; however, we will gladly accept
any and all last minute canned or boxed items to help the student council reach its huge goal!! Thank you for all of your
support this week!!! The Middle School Student Council states that “we owe our success to all because of our awesome
Corbett Prep community!!”
EARLY PRIMARY: Standing ovation:
Over the last two weeks, the Pre-K4 and K students were introduced
to a variety of fictional and non-fiction literature, including legends, to help them learn about the past and how storytelling
has changed and developed throughout history. Our students brought the story of Thanksgiving to life with our
reenactment of “The Living Thanksgiving”. After sailing on the Mayflower, the students began the chores of a Pilgrim
which include candle making, thatching a roof, washing clothes, making butter, woodworking, planting and harvesting.
They were fortunate that Squanto came to teach them how to use fish as fertilizer for our crops, and they, in turn, showed
him how to build shelter, make candles, and weave cloth. On Monday, our Pilgrims celebrated all of their hard work with
a feast, complete with the vegetables they “harvested” from their winter crop. Teachers, parents and students created lifetime memories from this perfectly planned unit and it’s stellar implementation. Another example of learning at its best…
LEARNING HITS THE ROAD AS STUDENTS GET THE
OPPORTUNITY TO LIVE WHAT THEY LEARN:
FIFTH GRADE in SAVANNAH, GEORGIA and CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA:
Over 90
Fifth Grade students, parents and teachers left bright and early Wednesday morning and will return Friday night with lots
of great stories! It’s an annual tradition to culminate their American History unit right in the spot where so much history
has taken place. Early reports from the trip are how exciting it is to be there!
BREAKING NEWS:
The drama class for 8th grade culminated their study of SHAKESPEARE on stage this morning
with an unbelievable performance of vignettes from classic Shakespeare. They honored his past works and showed how
they could also apply to today’s modern world. The performance was extraordinary! Read all about it in next week’s
Heads’ Letter! Congratulations to the eighth grade and to directors Emilia Sargent and Seth Travaglino!!!
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PARENT FACULTY ASSOCIATION (PFA) NEWS
BY PFA PRESIDENT, PAMELA SZABO
SATURDAY, November 22 – Fun Run and Fall Festival FOR: All families are
invited to attend – it’s a Fall Fun Day for all of our students (PK3-8th grade) and our families!
FUN RUN NEWS
- There is still time to register for the FUN RUN –
This Saturday, walk ups will be welcome! All runners will receive a special,
newly designed dri-fit Fun Run t-shirt, a medal, snacks and drinks. Top
Finishers will also receive a gift!
The Fun Run is open to parents and students! All are welcome and encouraged to participate in this
family-friendly event! If you have any questions, please contact our Fun Run Chair, Cathy Webb at
PFA@CorbettPrep.com or (904)566-2127.
FALL FESTIVAL with a new addition…our own Health Fair in
Gatlin Hall. Saturday, November 22, 10:45a.m.-1p.m. Bring the WHOLE family to
enjoy a day of games and prizes (put on by our very own Corbett Prep parent volunteers) – all
games are free of charge and your kids will love the fun prizes they will win! Lunch is being
provided by Jersey Mikes to those who pre-ordered. A very small number of walk-up meals will be available. If
you have any questions about the Fall Festival, please contact our Fall Festival Chair, Vanessa Minick, at 813629-1630 or vminick@hotmail.com.
Book Fair at Barnes & Noble! Throughout the week of November 30December 6 students from grades 3 through 8 will be visiting Barnes & Noble on
North Dale Mabry. This annual event is an excellent opportunity to support Corbett
Prep's Laney Library Media Center. Barnes & Noble donates a percentage of all sales generated during this
week to our school. The Book Fair Permission Slip is in this week’s Thursday Folder.
Volunteer opportunities are available during class visiting hours and during Primary Night (Thursday,
December 4). Volunteer for just 30 minutes or more, and help our students find books and purchase SCRIP
cards. Class times are provided in the calendar on Volunteer Spot. Signing up is easy! Just go to the
VolunteerSpot link at: http://vols.pt/GWjfdd. Enter your email address and find a day and time that works for
you!
Keep the Cheer at Corbett Prep!
When you purchase a gift card
through the SCRIP Program using the Corbett Prep code: 9F26BA1E6288, shop at
Target, order online through AmazonSmile or purchase food items with Box Tops it's
a WIN-WIN for both you and Corbett Prep because a portion of your purchase goes back to our school. Let's
share the joy during the holiday season, and also throughout the entire year.
REMINDER TO PLAN AHEAD… MOVIE MADNESS,
Wednesday,
DECEMBER 3: Join us on our next half day for lunch and movie at Villagio Cinemas at
Carrollwood for Corbett Prep's very own private viewing of “The Hunger Games
Mockingjay Part 1” or “The Penguins of Madagascar”. Return the bottom portion of the
form available online with this week’s Heads’ Letter with payment (checks made payable to Corbett Prep) to
East or West Side Office by Tuesday, November 25, 2014. Questions? Feel free to contact Raegan Rodriguez at
PFA@COrbettPrep.com or (727)580-8847. An approved adult/parent must accompany every child who attends.
Thank you.
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EIGHTH GRADE FUNDRAISING/GIFT
COMMITTEE BRINGS OPPORTUNITY TO ALL
BREAKFAST TO GO: DONUT DAY, FRIDAY, NOV 21 AT DROP OFF: Do you
want to take a break from fixing breakfast? Or bring a special treat into your office staff? Or
does your student need to bring in a snack? If so, then you can purchase donuts on sale
tomorrow morning at drop off, starting at 7:30 am on either the East or West side. $1.00 each
donut or $10.00 for a dozen. All sales and proceeds will benefit the 8th grade 2015 class gift!!!
LET THE CLASS OF 2015 MARK THE HOLIDAYS WITH THE BEAUTIFUL BLOOMS OF A
POINSETTIA! You can help support the 8th Grade Graduation Fund by purchasing
poinsettias! There are endless ways to use these beautiful plants such as; gifts for friends or
colleagues, decorations for your home, office or garden, hostess gifts and centerpieces! Please
complete the form located in your Thursday folder indicating the quantity and plant sizes you
would like. Please make checks payable to Corbett Prep. Orders will be accepted through
Wednesday, November 26, with delivery on Tuesday, December 9 at Corbett Prep. Thank you
for your support!
PROUD MOMENTS SOAR
TO OUR CORBETT PREP FAMILIES, PLEASE SHARE SPECIAL MOMENTS
THAT EVERYONE CAN ENJOY WITH YOU BY EMAILING info@corbettprep.com
Congratulations Jack Sobel (8th grade) for being selected to represent Corbett Prep in
the 2015 Florida All-State Middle School Mixed Chorus! In January, he will spend three
days at the Tampa Convention Center singing with a chorus of 200 middle schoolers
from all over the state of Florida. The audition process was rigorous and we are proud
that Jack stepped up to the challenge and completed each portion of the audition at the
highest level!!
Congratulations to current Corbett Prep student Milannia Travaglino, (Veteran Cool Cat)
and Corbett Prep Alums, Cameron Schrader (Class of 2013) and Laurel Floen
(Class of 2013) for their stellar performances in Shrek the Musical with Arts in Motion
Community Theatre this weekend. The show was truly magical and we are so proud of their
work. The show was directed and choreographed by Mr. Travaglino. Congrats to all!
MIDDLE
SCHOOL
FIELD
ON THE EAST SIDE
IN GATLIN HALL
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Corbett Prep Pilgrims Immerse Themselves in the Lives of Early Settlers
and the First Thanksgiving
Early Primary Pilgrims set sail on the Mayflower for the
first part of their journey through history during the
interactive social studies unit “A Living Thanksgiving.”
Students learned about lives of early American settlers
as they made candles, washed clothes, planted crops
and performed other tasks.
Nov. 20, 2014 (TAMPA, Fla.) – The Early Primary Pilgrims prepared to board the Mayflower, clutching
tiny pouches containing their fare for the voyage, and debated what would happen if they lost their
pennies.
Would they have to swim to the New World? Stay at home? But then one student came up with a
thoroughly modern solution — they could download an app to pay the fee on their smartphones.
The world PreK4 and Kindergarten students experience today is far different from the one that children
knew in 1620. But students at Corbett Preparatory School of IDS have gained a better understanding of
history after immersing themselves in the interactive social studies and science unit “A Living
Thanksgiving.”
The lessons, spread over several days in November, bring the Thanksgiving story to life and are part of
a beloved tradition for students in Corbett Prep’s Early Primary Division. The experience has evolved to
incorporate an inquiry program that takes students on a journey through traditions and storytelling.
Teachers read and introduce students to a variety of fiction and nonfiction, including legends, to help
them learn about the past and how storytelling has changed and developed throughout history.
“Living Thanksgiving” is an interactive unit that challenges students in multiple ways and appeals to a
variety of intelligences. Books about Pilgrim life connect to verbal-linguistic intelligences, while time
outdoors working with wood, planting gardens, thatching roofs and washing clothes stimulate naturalist
and kinesthetic intelligences. Teachers also ask open-ended questions to prompt students to “see,
think and wonder” and encourage students to contrast their lifestyle with the Pilgrims.
Please turn over for the rest of the article.
Corbett Prep Pilgrims Immerse Themselves in the Lives of Early Settlers and the First Thanksgiving
The story is continued here.
“Do you think the life of a Pilgrim was easy?”
PreK4 teacher Teresa Krig asked her class.
Students would discover during their studies
how hard Pilgrims of all ages worked.
Corbett Prep students started their educational
journey through the 17th century by signing the
ship’s log and climbing aboard the Mayflower,
permanently docked near their classrooms.
“We sailed 66 days,” said kindergartner Eric
Walker Jr.
The trip was rough, students said, taking on
their roles with enthusiasm. They even had to
leave their toys in England.
Squanto visited the PreK4 and Kindergarten Pilgrims with
advice on how to use fish as fertilizer in their crops.
Once they landed in Massachusetts, they began the work of setting up a community and sustaining
themselves. Dressed in vests, aprons and bonnets, students made candles for light, assembled
scrubbers to clean vegetables and tied pine needles together for brooms. They stuffed pillowcases for
their beds, wove cloth and made butter. The famous Native American Squanto even surprised the
young Pilgrims with a visit and taught them how to use
fish as fertilizer, and the Early Primary Pilgrims
excitedly showed him what they had accomplished
since their arrival.
Pilgrims enjoyed the results of their hard work with
a feast that featured vegetables they had harvested
and cleaned.
Students, teachers and parent volunteers celebrated
their hard work with a feast featuring vegetables
“harvested” from their winter crop as well as turkey and
pumpkin pie. While the original Pilgrims endured many
struggles, the Corbett Prep Pilgrims enjoyed their time
in Plymouth.
“This is an awesome Pilgrimland,” PreK4 student
Aydan Shah said as he washed clothes one morning.
Corbett Prep teachers believe creating memorable experiences enables students to make real-life
connections to curriculum-based studies. Thanksgiving now will hold new meaning and significance to
the students who had the chance this year to learn about it by living it.
Founded in 1968, Corbett Preparatory School of IDS (formerly Independent Day School - Corbett Campus) is a fully accredited,
nonsectarian private school in Tampa’s Carrollwood neighborhood. The school serves over 500 students from pre-kindergarten
through eighth grade and offers the International Baccalaureate program of study for all students. Teachers are endorsed in gifted
education through a master’s level grant with the University of South Florida College of Education. Corbett Prep balances a dynamic,
nurturing and safe learning environment with high standards and high expectations to develop a positive approach to life and learning.
Corbett Prep has become recognized as an exemplary school with over 7,000 visitors observing and learning from Corbett Prep
teachers. For more information, visit www.corbettprep.com or contact the Admissions Office at (813) 961-3087.
BOOK FAIR PERMISSION SLIP
3rd through 8th Grade
November 20, 2014
Dear Parents,
Corbett Prep will hold its annual Fall Book Fair beginning on Sunday, November 30,
2014 through Saturday, December 6, 2014. Intermediate and Middle School students will travel
to the book fair on a class field trip. All classes will travel on the school bus with their teachers
and meet Ms. Pitti at Barnes & Noble during their scheduled time. The schedule can be found on
the back of this permission slip.
You may send money or scrip with your child to shop or your child may choose books to
be held by the store until you are able to come and purchase them. Please discuss with your child
your expectations for responsible shopping. You are also invited to meet us at the book fair and
shop with your child during their scheduled time.
Please sign the permission slip below and return it to your child’s homeroom teacher. All
students need to wear their Corbett Prep field trip shirts to the book fair.
Thank you for your cooperation and support.
Sincerely,
Bettyann Pitti
Library Media Specialist
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------My child, __________________________________________________________ has
permission to travel to the Corbett Prep Book Fair at his/her scheduled time. I understand the
students will be traveling by school bus. I also understand that they are required to wear
their Corbett Prep field trip shirts to the book fair.
Parent Signature: ___________________________________________ Date: ________
Intermediate – Return to homeroom teacher
Middle School – Return to English teacher
Fall 2014 Barnes & Noble Book Fair Trip Schedule
Monday, December 1st – Day 3
10:15 – 10:50 6S
11:05 – 11:40 6P
2:10 – 2:45 6G
Thursday, December 4th – Day 5
9:00 -9:45
3rd Grade Navigators - Green
9:55 –10:40 3rd Grade Navigators - Purple
Tuesday, December 2nd - Day 4
9:05 – 9:40
7G
10:10 – 10:45
8S
11:00 - 11:35
8G
11:45 – 12:30
7P
1:25 – 2:00
7S
2:10 – 2:45
8P
Friday, December 5th – Day 1
10:00 – 10:45 5th Grade – Green/Silver
11:00 – 11:45 5th Grade - Purple/Silver
Wednesday, December 3rd – Noon Dismissal
9:00 – 9:45
All-Stars Studio A
9:55 – 10:40
All-Stars Studio B
10:45-11:30
4th Grade Going Places Green & Purple
ALL STUDENTS
ALL STUDENTS
Barnes & Noble
Scrip Order Form
(Corbett Prep receives 9% on Scrip orders.)
Gift Certificates:
$25.00
$10.00
Qty. Requested
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__________
Total Order Amount:
$_________
Barnes & Noble
Scrip Order Form
(Corbett Prep receives 9% on Scrip orders.)
Gift Certificates:
$25.00
$10.00
Qty. Requested
__________
__________
Total Order Amount:
$_________
Student Name: _____________________
Student Name: _____________________
Phone Number: _____________________
Phone Number: _____________________
Email Address:
Email Address: _____________________
Teacher:
_____________________________
__________________________
Teacher: __________________________
____ Pick up at Corbett Prep office
____ Pick up at Corbett Prep office
____ Send home with child
____ Send home with child
PLEASE MAKE CHECKS
PAYABLE TO: CORBETT PREP
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PLEASE MAKE CHECKS
PAYABLE TO: CORBETT PREP
MOVIE MADNESS
Carrollwood Villagio Cinemas Hosts:
Corbett Preps Private Viewing
Wednesday, December 3
12:30 p.m.
$15.00 per person
The Penguins of Madagascar
PARENTS WILL NEED TO TRANSPORT AND SUPERVISE THEIR CHILDREN DURING THIS
EVENT. ANOTHER ADULT MAY BE GIVEN PERMISSION TO TRANSPORT & SUPERVISE YOUR
CHILD. COMPLETE & RETURN THE OTHER SIDE OF THIS FORM BY NOVEMBER 25.
THE HUNGER
GAMES
MOCKINGJAY
PART 1
all proceeds support the
corbett prep parent faculty association
Corbett Prep’s next half day is Wednesday, December 3.
After dismissal, head over to the Carrollwood Villagio Cinema
(11778 N. Dale Mabry Hwy) for lunch and a movie at 12:30 p.m.
The cost is $15.00 per person and includes
the movie, lunch, and a beverage
Return the bottom portion with payment
(checks made payable to Corbett Prep)
to East or West Side Office by Tuesday, November 25, 2014.
PARENTS WILL NEED TO TRANSPORT AND SUPERVISE THEIR CHILDREN DURING THIS
EVENT. ANOTHER ADULT MAY BE GIVEN PERMISSION TO TRANSPORT & SUPERVISE YOUR
CHILD. COMPLETE & RETURN THIS SIDE OF THE FORM BY NOVEMBER 25.
Child’s Name: ____________________________________________Grade:_____________________
Number Attending the Movie: ______________________
Movie Choice: Hunger Games _______________________ Penguins of Madgascar__________
Please select your menu choice for lunch
Each order will come with popcorn and small drink
________Ham & Provolone Sandwich
________________House Salad
________Turkey & Cheddar Sandwich
________________Gorgonzola Salad
________ Chicken Tenders
Please select one below:
________________ I WILL SUPERVISE MY CHILD(REN)
________________ I GIVE _______________________ PERMISSION TO TRANSPORT & SUPERVISE
MY CHILD(REN)
8TH GRADE GRADUATION
HOLIDAY FUNDRAISER
WHAT
SIGNALS THE HOLIDAYS BETTER THAN
THE BEAUTIFUL BLOOMS OF A POINSETTIA?
Perfect for the season, poinsettias can be used in many ways:
• Home, office, garden, lobby or restaurant/club décor
• Gifts for friends, family or colleagues
• Hostess gifts, Centerpieces
• Attach a “gift card” to a beautiful bloom
• “Thinking of you this season" gifts - brighten the day
of a neighbor, a senior or one less fortunate
ORDERS ACCEPTED THROUGH WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26TH
PICK UP POINSETTIAS ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9TH
Parent__________________ Student_______________________
6" plants (5-7 red blooms) $ 8.00
8" plants (7-9 red blooms) $15.00
10" plants (9+ red blooms) $25.00
6”______ 8”______ 10”______
THANK
YOU!
Total Cost ________________
PLEASE MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO CORBETT PREP
QUESTIONS? PLEASE CALL MEGAN SCOTT: 813-694-4841
December
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
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CORBETT PREP
Upper Primary
(1st, 1/2B, 1/2C, 2nd)
Field trip to Tampa
Bay History Center
9:00 am – 1:30 pm
5th Grade Taste of
Middle School
3
PFA Meeting 8:05 am
NOON DISMISSAL
FOR ALL STUDENTS
Friday
4
Primary Night at the
Book Fair
Spirit of IDS 6:00 pm
FACULTY IN-SERVICE
Saturday
5
DAY 5
DAY 1
DAY 3
DAY 4
DAY *
8
9
10
11
12
WINTER
FINE ARTS NIGHT
6:30 pm
Gatlin Hall
DAY 5
5th Grade
Performance in
Gatlin Hall
9:00 am
DAY 1
CORBETT PREP
WEEK CONCLUDES
DAY 2
DAY 3
DAY 4
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15
16
17
18
19
NOON DISMISSAL
21
DAY 2
DAY 3
DAY 4
Middle School
Poetry Coffeehouse
Farish Center
6:30 pm
DAY 5
22
23
24
25
SCHOOL HOLIDAY
28
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SCHOOL HOLIDAY
6
PFA hosts
Boutique/Fashion Show
& Brunch
10:00 am – 1:00 pm
Farish Center
PFA hosts
Movie Madness
12:30 pm
WEEK BEGINS
7
Thursday
2
SCHOOL HOLIDAY
30
SCHOOL HOLIDAY
SCHOOL HOLIDAY
13
20
FOR ALL STUDENTS
FACULTY IN-SERVICE
DAY *
26
SCHOOL HOLIDAY
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SCHOOL HOLIDAY
CORBETT PREPARATORY SCHOOL OF IDS
12015 ORANGE GROVE DRIVE  TAMPA, FL. 33618  (813) 961-3087  www.corbettprep.com
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WEEKLY SPORTS UPDATE
November 24th-December 6th
Sports Hotline ext. 102
Date
Mon.
Time
11/24
11/25-11/30
Mon.
12/1
Team/Sport
School
Location
Pick-Up
Boys Basketball (Silver)
Girls Basketball (ALL)
Off
Practice
Practice
MS Gym
MS Gym
6:00
4:30
Thanksgiving Holiday
Off
3:00
Boys Basketball (Silver & Green)
Practice
Gatlin Hall
4:30
4:30
Boys Basketball (Purple) Practice
Gatlin Hall
6:00
3:00
Girls Basketball (All)
Practice
MS Gym
5:00
Athletes Day Off
Off
Off
4:30
3:00
Off
Boys Basketball (Purple & Green)
Tues.
12/2
Off
Wed.
12/3
3:00
Boys Basketball (Silver & Green)
Practice
Gatlin Hall
4:30
4:30
Boys Basketball (Purple) Practice
Gatlin Hall
6:00
3:00
Girls Basketball (ALL)
Practice
MS Gym
5:00
4:00
Boys Basketball (Silver)
Trinity
Gatlin Hall
5:00
5:00
Boys Basketball (Purple) Trinity
Gatlin Hall
6:00
3:00
Boys Basketball (Green) Practice
MS Gym
4:30
3:00
Girls Basketball (ALL)
Practice
MS Gym
5:00
4:00
Girls Basketball (Green)
Berkeley Prep
Berkeley Prep
6:00
4:00
Girls Basketball (Purple)
Berkeley Prep
Berkeley Prep
6:00
5:00
Boys Basketball (Silver)
Berkeley Prep
Berkeley Prep
7:00
5:00
Boys Basketball (Green) Berkeley Prep
Berkeley Prep
7:00
6:00
Boys Basketball (Purple) Berkeley Prep
Berkeley Prep
8:00
Thurs.
Fri.
12/4
12/5
Cheerleading
Directions on the back
Comments
DIRECTIONS:
BERKELEY PREP SCHOOL: 4811 Kelly Rd. Tampa, (813) 885-1673.
Dale Mabry south to the Hillsborough exit. Take a right onto Hillsborough Ave at the end of the ramp. Left onto Kelly Road (TJ Maxx and
Mobil station on the corner). The school is on the left.