The 8th grade students are learning how to be entrepreneurs in Careers class. Students have been spending time learning about the pros and cons of owning your own business. The student completed a project to create their own business. The students enjoyed learning just what it takes after high school to achieve their goals. Stars teachers and staff cannot wait to see what becomes of our future stars. 
The sixth grade students have been making projects for Columbus Day. They made posters that describe who he was, where he went, and what he found. Columbus is a controversial figure, due to his treatment of the native peoples he encountered. He was not thought of as a great leader of men, but certainly had great courage to set out into the unknown in wooden ships.
Dear parents,
Soccer club students have been enjoying the club for four weeks now. Students are not only learning different skills from educational videos and instructional resources, but also they are practicing the new knowledge every week. They are having a lot fun.
At this point we are still in need of at least 2 goals. We will need your help to raise funds to purchase them or get them donated to school. You may choose to contribute some for the cost of these goals as well. Any help is appreciated.
The goals that we are looking for are to be 12’ by 6’ soccer/handball goals.
Please email to Mr. Ates at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. if you want to help out.
College Mentorship Program club students had a field trip to Jacksonville past Friday and Saturday. They visited the University of Florida for open house and took a a guided tour of the UNF campus. Students also went to the Nation's oldest city, Saint Augustine.
You may check out some pictures from the trip!
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6th graders took a field trip to the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory past Friday, on October 7th,2011. They had exciting hands-on activities (Liquid Nitrogen Demonstration) and a tour of the Magnet Lab. It was an educational and inspirational trip for all of them. Nation's future scientists are raising at STARS!
