Sra. Andrés is looking for Spanish speakers in our Shorecrest community who would like to Skype and participate in interviews in order for our Upper Division students to practice their conversational skills. Skype is an interactive tool, much like a webcast, that would facilitate holding conversations or interviews from off-campus. All that's needed is a (free) Skype account, a computer with a web camera and a microphone.

If Sra. Andrés has enough participants, then Mrs. Anna Baralt, Lower Division instructional technologist, will conduct a mini-session for those interested in Skyping. Using Skype is fun, free, and the students appreciate a classroom guest who is visiting their classroom by virtual means.

If interested, please e-mail Sra. Andrés at tandresc @shorecrest.org.

Just think, you can practice your Spanish with our students from just about anywhere!

Library Volunteers

Volunteers are needed in the library on May 21-22.

The librarians are looking for "inventory angels" to see which books are on the shelves at the end of the year. The inventory will be taking place Wednesday, May 21 and Thursday, May 22.

We'd like to get a general schedule for the librarians, so a commitment of a couple hours in the morning or afternoon would be great. Helpers can come with a partner or be matched up with someone when they arrive.

No experience is needed. There will be drinks and snacks, so if you have a few hours to spare, volunteering in the library is a relaxing way to help out our school. Please contact Sidney Smith at sidjuju @tampabay.rr.com or (727) 215-3686 if you can help out!

Poll Responses

What's the most important lesson you've learned about life that you'd like to pass on?

Being nice to others.
- Ninth grader

Live each day to its fullest cause you never know when it'll be your last.
- Blonde

LOL! Whatever is happening in my life it's not just about me! It's about the people! No matter how stubbornly independent I may be I remind myself that I'm never alone in my experience and I never will be! We're in this together... like it or not.
- Mom

That all people are not created in God's image. In fact, most people are barely presentable.
- Parent

Don't let your grades drop in the last couple weeks of school.
- Girl who needs to get grades up

Don't be bad at school.
- JK student

Pie rocks, or Love the people who help you through life and always thank them.
- Pielover

Love makes the world go round.
- Fourth and fifth grade mom

Do what you say you are going to do.
Finish what you start.
Tell the truth. Don't over exaggerate.
Communicate precisely and clearly.
Especially work hard at everything you do and give 100%.
Be early for appointments always.
Eat healthy.
Invest your money wisely.
Live below your means.
Think outside the box.
- CEO

Always say please and thank you.
Have a good day. Bye bye."
- Lower schooler

How to remove shrapnel from myself.
- Alumni vet

Always have a friend to help you through tough times!
Friends rock.
- Sixth grader

Cancer is a terrible thing, and everyone should try to stop it, touched or not.

I have learned to love My Chemical Romance. I think everyone should love them because they are awesomeful. So yeah.... love MCR.
- mY cHeMicaL RoManCE fan

Grades don't matter later in life. Only you know how good you are.
- Wise person

You are mistaken if you think all of life's happiness comes solely from human relationships. Happiness is all around us, we just can't see it because we wear glasses with too high of a prescription. Take all that artificial stuff off and see life the way you should see it.
- Wise person

Stop trying to make others feel guilty for doing something you are too afraid to do yourself!
- Person with common sense

You can pick your friends and you can pick your nose, but you can't pick your friends' nose.
- Sixth grader

To study for a test!
- Super penguin

To cuddle.

Just to be yourself and try your hardest.
- Super banana

Friends are more important then your girl or boy friend. Listen and don't ignore. Also your enemy in school is just jealous of you so just be nice but you don't have to be her best friend. Be nice to EVERYONE even the teachers you don't like, just say one word, Hi. It will make their day. Also teachers don't give out marks for unreasonable things. Thanks.
- Fifth grader (I promise I'm a fifth grader)

Cherish each moment and have the strength to realize that everything happens for a reason. Believe me, this will make things a lot simpler! Oh, also believe in yourself. Never let anyone make you feel inferior, know your own strengths. Wow, I'm rambling...
- Optimist

Accept the things you cannot change, Have courage to change the things you can, and the wisdom to know the difference.

No matter how many times you e-mail him, Will Smith will not come to your house.
- Will Smith lover

Don't be a meanie face!
- Fifth grader

TLC Learning Tip

Mnemonics 4
Imagery

assisting or intended to assist memory (Merriam-Webster's Online Dictionary)

Linking - visually connect in mind
- the more bizarre the link, the more likely you are to remember
Method of Loci - take an imaginary walk in your mind through a familiar path along which you associate items you want to remember
Memory Link

Parents Page

Please see the Parents Page of the website for additional school information.

Links to :

Early Childhood

Lower Division

Middle Division

Upper Division

Updating E-mail

If you need to change your e-mail address or would like to add additional e-mail addresses, please send your e-mail addresses to the registrar at jroberge @shorecrest.org. Thanks!

Sign Up for E-Bytes Reminders

If you do not currently receive a weekly e-mail on Fridays notifying you that E-Bytes is updated, please send a request with your name and e-mail address to ebytes @shorecrest.org and we will be happy to add you to the list.

E-Bytes is a collaborative effort of dozens of members of the Shorecrest community.

To submit material to E-Bytes, please send it to Diana Whittle at dwhittle @shorecrest.org and remember to write "For E-Bytes" in the subject line of your message.

Diana Whittle, Director of Marketing and Communications
Bob Clingman, Editor

Message from Mike Murphy

Feedback

Mike Murphy Earlier today all Shorecrest parents were sent via e-mail our annual school performance survey. The very structure of the survey is an admission of the importance we place on the school-parent-child relationship.

Please take five to ten minutes to let us know how you, your child and the school performed this year. Even though it may be difficult to think back to the projects and activities eight months ago, please try to take the most broadminded approach possible when evaluating performance.

We would greatly appreciate your response as soon as possible - survey ends June 5, 2008.

Your feedback will be appreciated.

Cheers!

No E-Mail Wednesday

Shorecrest will not be connected to the Internet on Wednesday, May 21. E-mail will not go in or out. Brighthouse crews will be on campus moving the fiber data links from the current server room to Landy Hall.

For those on campus, there will be no off-campus access all day. Internal services will be up and running, including report cards, attendance and teacher web pages. Filemaker will work. Students will be able to log in and use computers but will not be able to do online research, as off-campus web sites will be inaccessible. Only local applications will be available to students.

There will be no Internet access (Firefox/Safari).

FirstClass will work for on-campus e-mail, but off-campus e-mail will not go out during the day. Incoming and outgoing e-mail will be stored and then delivered when the connection is restored.

Arts Beat

On Friday, May 9, in the informal atmosphere of the Black Box Theatre, Upper Division students demonstrated a delightful assortment of talents.

Black Box performance

Summer Programs 2008

We only have two weeks left of school, and there is not much time left to register for Summer Programs at Shorecrest. Please take note of the following lists as some of your favorite programs may be in danger of being cancelled due to a lack of participation. We want you to sign up and spend your summer with us here at Shorecrest. If you have any questions please contact Summer Programs Director, Amber Hutton at (727) 409-1668 or by e-mail at summerprograms @shorecrest.org.

The following camps have small numbers at this time and may be cancelled if we do not get some more participants. If you are registered for any of these programs, ask your friends to join us as well. We will let you know as soon as any permanent changes are made.

Exercise is Fun (the week of June 16)
Practically Pikasso (the week of July 7)
Girls Intro to Volleyball
Boys Basketball
A Taste of Sport
Fun Fitness

Summer Program Updates

Important Changes

Indoor Soccer Camp the week of July 7-14 has been changed. It is now the week of July 21-25 from 9 a.m. -12 noon, and it is now an outdoor camp. Those who are already signed up will be asked to change; if they can not, they will receive a full refund.
Mr. Lee's Secret Agent Lab Camp has now been changed to Engineering Mania the week of July 28-Aug 1. For more details please see the list of camp descriptions.
Coach Every's Golf and Fun Camp is cancelled the week of June 16th and the week of June 23rd. It is rescheduled for the week of June 9th only.
Wee Chargers, for incoming Alpha students, has been added for the week of July 21-25 from 9 a.m.-12 p.m., with Ms. Uebel.
Safer Dixie Driving has been cancelled the week of June 23rd and rescheduled for the week of June 16th. It is still being held the week of June 9th.
History Fair Camp is now the week of July 28-August 1.

The following Camps are full

Safer Dixie Driving (the week of June 9)
iMovie (weeks of June 9 and June 23)
Creative Kids Theater (the week of June 23)
Advanced Golf

The following camps have been cancelled due to lack of registration

Guerilla Film Making
You're the Coach (week of June 9 only)
Spanish is Fun (all 3 weeks)
Once Upon an Art Time
Science Madness

(Registration Form)

Parent Ambassadors

Some of the Admissions Office Parent Ambassadors met on Monday to receive the names of their new families and to brainstorm ways to welcome them to the Shorecrest community. We are fortunate to have such an enthusiastic group of volunteers. Parent Ambassadors from pre-school through high school play an important role in helping our new families become connected before the school year begins.

Parent Ambassadors

Many thanks to our wonderful Parent Ambassadors!

Shorecrest Parent Association

Used Uniform Collection May 27-30

No need to store your "too small" uniforms over the summer!

Uniforms will be collected the last week of school for the Used Uniform Sale which will be held Tuesday, August 19, 2008. Only gently used Lands End clothing may be sold.

To Sell:

Please place the gently used uniforms in the bins that will be located in the Lower Division breezeway adjacent to the Lower Division Office and in the Middle Division office the last week of school.
If you would like to receive the proceeds from your donation, label each article of clothing with the size, boy or girl, and your name.
If you would like to donate the proceeds of the sale to the Shorecrest Parent Association, no label is required. (Thanks to all those parents who are donating your proceeds to SPA. It is very much appreciated!)
Pick up your proceeds from the sale and any unsold uniforms the first week of school. Any unsold items left behind will be donated to SPA.

If you have any questions, please contact Michele Sobota or Marcia Johnston via e-mail or phone.

Letter from the New Shorecrest Parent Association President

Nikki McQueen It's hard to believe that another school year is coming to a close, and as it does, I reflect on all of the wonderful friendships I have developed this past year because of my involvement in our parent association. Being active in our association has given me the opportunity to not only develop stronger relationships with the parents in my children's grades, but also throughout all grade levels.

Our SPA Board and Chairs are already busy planning meetings and activities for the 2008/2009 school year. I strongly encourage you to come out and participate. I guarantee you will be glad you did!

You may be asking, "What does the parent association do exactly?" Whether you are enjoying the Fall Festival, purchasing Greenery, cooling off with refreshments during Poetry in the Park and Back-to-School Nights, admiring school and class pictures, participating in the Holiday Food and Gift Drive, receiving a warm welcome from car greeters in the morning, taking comfort in the fact that your children have a healthy lunch for their Community Service Days, taking advantage of huge savings at the Uniform Exchange, catching up on school activities through bi-weekly mailings, or celebrating Grandparents and Special Friends Day, your parent association takes an active role in providing these activities and so much more.

This year we are moving our meetings to the second Tuesday of the month with our first meeting scheduled for September 9 in the Student Activity Center at 8:15 a.m. This is our annual "Kick Off" meeting, so please mark your calendar and plan on joining us! We realize that your time is valuable, so this year we are instituting our 59 minute guarantee - we promise the meetings will be less than one hour!

Lastly, please continue our Box Tops and Goodsearch programs which provide additional funding for our association's activities at no cost to you. To learn more, feel free to contact me or go to www.goodsearch.com.

Thank you for allowing me to serve as your Parent Association President. By working together, we can enhance the educational experience for our children here at Shorecrest.

     Sincerely,
     Nikki McQueen
     SPA President

E-Bytes Poll

If you knew someone who could foretell the future, what one question would you ask?

Name

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Be sure to click this button!

Selected responses will appear in E-Bytes.

Three Cheers for...

• Sophomore Jonathan V., whose play, Hugo, which received recognition as "Excellent" at the Florida State/District Four Thespian Festival, is being produced and performed locally at The Studio@620 (620 First Ave. South in downtown St. Pete) for two performances:

Friday, May 30 at 7:00 p.m.
Saturday, May 31 at 2:00 p.m.
$10 general admission
$7 students/seniors
http://www.thestudioat620.com/

• Fifth grader Ali A., who won the 2008 Palmie Award from Island Community Theatre for "New Kid On The Block" for her performance as the lead child, Susan Walker, in Miracle on 34th Street.

Ali A.

This is awarded to a new actor under 18 years old for their performance in a lead role. Palmie Award winners compete for the Lary Awards in October.

• Freshmen Paige T. and Jade M., who were interviewed by Shorecrest Guidance Counselor Dr. Pam Hamilton for an article in Hoofbeats, an international equestrian magazine.

Hoofbeats magazine

Jade is holding a recent issue of Hoofbeats, of which Dr. Hamilton is a contributing writer. She interviewed Paige and Jade for an article entitled "Guilt Free Riding." Paige was quoted as saying, "Horseback riding takes my mind off the daily stressors and lets me relax." And Jade remarked, "My horse Folly is peaceful, trusting and forgiving, and almost by osmosis I find myself mirroring these virtues."

• Third grade teacher Donna LaDuke, who had her story published in the St. Petersburg Times on Sunday, May 4!

Mrs. LaDuke wrote a moving story about her experiences living in Italy after her husband passed away and the compassion of her husband's pen pal whom she had never met. To read the story, please click here.

softball players • Third-graders Julia S. and Julie D., who helped their softball team win first place May 10 at the Northwest Youth Softball League in St. Petersburg. Their Mini-Minor team, sponsored by Exxon, was part of the Dizzy Dean and Miss Florida Fast-Pitch Softball leagues. During the spring season, the Exxon team played squads from Fossil Park, Seminole and Pinellas Park. The girls also participated in a mid- season tournament in Sarasota challenging teams from throughout Florida.

• Shorecrest students who placed well in the kid's triathlon that took place on Saturday morning in Palm Harbor.

Emerson Q. - 1st Place 6 year old girls
Asher R. - 1st place 6 year old boys
Chloe S. - 5th place 7 year old girls
Scott M. - 2nd Place 7 year old boys
Steven M. - 3rd place 7 year old boys
Reagan Q. - 1st place 8 year old girls
Olivia R. - 1st place 10 year old girls
Zack Q. - 1st place overall and 1st place 10 year old boys.

• Sophomore Tyler C., whose graphic design was selected to be used on some SpiritWear designs in the fall.

Tyler C.

Cheers to Mr. Pruitt for his help with this project as well as the input of the digital computer class.

Looking for Volunteers for the New Parent Dinner

Mark Your Calendar!

New Parent Dinner Committee Meeting

When: May 20, 2008
Time: 8:15 a.m.
Where: Admissions Office

Do you remember what it felt like to be a new family to Shorecrest?

We know how important the New Parent Dinner is to all of our new families. For many years, Susan Wehrmann and Gayle Horden have graciously planned, organized and prepared the amazing meal enjoyed by all. Sadly, the 2007-2008 school year was their last one, so we need a few people to help us carry on this wonderful tradition with FLIK, our caterer.

Are You Good At…

Addressing invitations?
Making nametags?
Decorating?
Welcoming guests?
Serving food?

If you answered yes to any of these questions, we can use your help! It takes just a few hours of your time. Please come to a fun meeting and help us brainstorm for the event. If you can't attend this meeting, but are interested in working on this committee, please contact Diana, Caryn or Lisa in the Admissions Office (727) 456-7511 or admissions@shorecrest.org.

Art Rocks!

Climb for the Cure!
- You're Invited!

Shorecrest's Sophomores invite you and your family to the "funraiser" of the year!

Saturday, May 17
Beginning at 6:30 p.m.
$10 per person/adults & kids of all ages
at Vertical Ventures Rock Climbing Gym in Tampa

Rock Climbing - Student and Teacher Art Auction - Food - Entertainment

All proceeds benefit All Children's Hospital for a waiting room that will be named in honor of Garrett Staples, our classmate and friend who lost his battle with cancer in 2005.

We established the Garrett Staples Fund and pledged to raise $25,000 by our senior year of high school. We plan to present our donation to the hospital in 2010. We can reach our goal with your support.

For more information, click here.

Any questions contact
garrettstaplesfund@gmail.com

On fourth grade Colonial Day, students learn how Colonial children were taught to read and write. (story)

MBS Direct Used Book Buyback

Don't miss the opportunity to sell your used textbooks!

Student Activity Center
Thursday, May 29 and Friday, May 30
8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

MBS Direct Books must be accompanied by a buyback quote (see below). Bring two copies of the finalized quote or one for every six books you plan to sell back.

MBS Direct will pay a loyalty buyback bonus on books that were purchased from them.

MBS Direct will issue payment checks within 3-4 weeks of the buyback.

To obtain your buyback quote:

Use the link on the Parents Page of the Shorecrest website to go to the MBS Direct website (or click here).
Click "Sell my Books."
Follow the instructions for each section.
Click "Login to Online Buyback" if you have purchased books from MBS Direct in order to ensure you receive your Loyalty Buyback Bonus. Uncheck the books you do not wish to sell. Click "Continue." Enter the ISBNs of additional books you wish to sell.
If you are a new customer, enter the ISBNs of the books you wish to sell and click "Price my Books." You will be prompted to create an account.
Uncheck books you do not wish to sell.
During the process, you will provide the name and address of the person who should receive the buyback check.
Click "Finalize my Buyback Quote."
On the Confirmation page, click "View Packing List" to finalize your quote. Print at least two copies of your quote (also referred to as a Packing List).

Alumni Variety Show

Friday, May 30
7:30 p.m.
Janet Root Theatre

Will Raymund
and
Sonya Nanda

Don't miss this event - a variety show featuring Shorecrest alumni. There will be group numbers from past Shorecrest musicals, some improvisation, a few specialty numbers, and some surprises. Our cast list includes many past Shorecrest stars, such as Sue and Jimmy Rowe '76, David Weakly Powers '78, Bill Leavengood '78, Emilee Dupre '01, Aaron Abelman '00, Todd Miller '98, Sonya Nanda '07, Will Raymund '06, and many others.

Service Learning

It's a Wrap!

The four-week-long Pennies for Peace drive ended this week. The final total is still being tallied, but Shorecrest students in grades K-12 came through with over 100,000 pennies.

Several fifth graders, including Alice D., Jake S., Avery C., and Elijah B., helped count the coins in groups of 100, along with freshman Tanja G., after school on Wednesday.

counting pennies

A check for $1,000 was presented to the Central Asia Institute in honor of Penny Jennings at the Penny Jennings Day celebration.

Synovus Bank has been very helpful with counting the first 50,000 or so pennies that were turned in, which were sent to their vault. They provided canvas bags and coin wrappers for the students to help count the rest.

If you have questions, please contact Su Stevens, Director of Service Learning, at sstevens@shorecrest.org or (727) 456-7510.

PLAN Workshop for Freshman Parents

The Learning Center and the College Center collaborated in presenting an informative workshop to discuss the results of the PLAN test given to freshmen in February 2008. Additionally, the College Center gave an overview of the importance of standardized testing in the college selection process.

Shorecrest Business Partners

Athletic News

Varsity Football Team Has High Hopes

The Shorecrest Varsity Football team will be playing Bradenton Christian on Friday night, May 23 at 7 p.m. on Haskell Field. Admission is $4 for adults and $2 for students. Charger Cards will not be accepted. Returning for the Chargers are Hunter T. and Jack S. who both rushed for over 1000 yards last year. In front of them, the offensive line will be led by returners Stephen M., Tyler S., Max M., and Blake E.

spring football

Defensively, the Chargers return linebackers Harrison S., Jaime Q., Toms B., and Rob P. Kicking duties will be handled by veteran Evan J. who also led the team last year in pass receptions and interceptions! Come out and get a preview of the 2008 Shorecrest Charger Football team next Friday!

Pinellas County All Star Baseball Games

Congratulations to Jeff R. and Robby T. who have been chosen to play on the Pinellas County All Star Baseball team. The Pinellas All Stars will play the Hillsborough County All Stars at Tropicana Field on Sunday, June 1 after the Rays home game at 1:40. Come out and support Jeff and Robby and enjoy an afternoon of pro and high school baseball!

Jeff R. and Hashim L. have also been chosen to play in the Private School All Star Baseball game that will be played at Jack Russell Stadium on Friday, June 6 at 7pm vs. Sarasota County. Way to go, Jeff and Hashim!

Sign Up for Summer Sports Camps Now

Now is the time to sign up for Shorecrest's summer sports camps! There are opportunities to participate in the following sports camps:

Baseball
Basketball
Cheerleading
Football
Golf
Lacrosse and Street Hockey
Soccer
Volleyball
A Taste of Sport
Fun Fitness

Check out the dates, times, and age groups on the Shorecrest website.

Varsity Golf Athletes and Parent Meeting

There will be a parent/player meeting on Wednesday, May 21 at 6:30 p.m. upstairs in the Sandpiper Room at the Feather Sound Country Club for any students interested in trying out for the upcoming 2008 Varsity Golf season. Coach Iaquinta and Coach Peck will answer any questions that the parents or athletes may have and hand out the tryout schedule for August.

Track Awards Announced

Varsity Track

Girls Most Valuable Player - Samantha S.
Girls Most Improved Player - Sandy L.
Girls Coaches Award - Casey E.
Girls Coaches Award - Chantal J.
Girls All Conference Track - Jenn C., Erin M., Samantha S.
Boys Most Valuable Player - Jordan S.
Boys Most Improved Player - Jake C.
Boys Coaches Award - Evan J.
Boys All Conference Track - Caelum S., Sean S., Jordan S., Parker W.

JV Track

Girls Most Valuable Player - Kiersten L.
Girls Most Improved Player - Grace S.
Girls Coaches Award - Traci P.
Boys Most Valuable Player - Carson R.
Boys Most Improved Player - Kenny S.
Boys Coaches Award - Rheese W.

Turn in All Uniforms

Please check your closets, drawers, and car trunks for any Shorecrest sports teams uniforms. Turn them in at the Athletic Office as soon as possible. Report Cards will be held if an athlete's uniform has not been turned in by the end of the school year.

2007-2008 Shorecrest Sports Pictures

If you forgot to order team or individual sports pictures this year, you still have some time!

Take some time to relive the special memories from the Shorecrest Sports 2007-2008 website.

Your favorite photos can be easily ordered with your credit card in a highly secure purchasing environment. Please visit http://www.collages.net, and fill in the following information:

Username: allsports
Password: 7348

Videos of Athletic Events

Varsity and Middle Division football and volleyball games, girls and boys soccer, a swim team video, and baseball are available for $20 each by ordering directly from www.Stefio.TV.

Duathlon Photos

To purchase Duathlon pictures:

Log onto www.eliseschreiner.smugmug.com
and click on Shorecrest Duathlon to view and order pictures.

For more information or to contact Elise,
go to www.eliseschreiner.com.

On May 14, Stephanie McCarthy led the sixth graders in a splendid musical performance.

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E-Bytes Contents

Textbook Lists

For the 2008-2009 School Year

Upcoming Events

May 16 Friday

May 18 Sunday

May 20 Tuesday

May 20-22

May 22 Thursday

May 23 Friday

May 24 Saturday

May 26 Monday

May 27 Tuesday

May 27-30

May 28-30 Wed-Fri

May 29 Thursday

May 29-30 Thurs-Fri

May 30 Friday

June 2-3 Mon-Tues

Calendar

Do You Skype in Spanish?

Library Volunteers

Poll Responses

What's the most important lesson you've learned about life that you'd like to pass on?

TLC Learning Tip

Parents Page

Links to :

Early Childhood

Lower Division

Middle Division

Upper Division

Updating E-mail

Sign Up for E-Bytes Reminders

Message from Mike Murphy

Feedback

No E-Mail Wednesday

Arts Beat

On Friday, May 9, in the informal atmosphere of the Black Box Theatre, Upper Division students demonstrated a delightful assortment of talents.

Summer Programs 2008

Summer Program Updates

Important Changes

The following Camps are full

The following camps have been cancelled due to lack of registration

Parent Ambassadors

Shorecrest Parent Association

Used Uniform Collection May 27-30

To Sell:

Letter from the New Shorecrest Parent Association President

E-Bytes Poll

If you knew someone who could foretell the future, what one question would you ask?

Be sure to click this button!

Selected responses will appear in E-Bytes.

Three Cheers for...

Looking for Volunteers for the New Parent Dinner

Mark Your Calendar!

New Parent Dinner Committee Meeting

Are You Good At…

Art Rocks!

Climb for the Cure! - You're Invited!

Rock Climbing - Student and Teacher Art Auction - Food - Entertainment

On fourth grade Colonial Day, students learn how Colonial children were taught to read and write. (story)

MBS Direct Used Book Buyback

Alumni Variety Show

Will Raymund and Sonya Nanda

Service Learning

It's a Wrap!

PLAN Workshop for Freshman Parents

Shorecrest Business Partners

Athletic News

Varsity Football Team Has High Hopes

Pinellas County All Star Baseball Games

Sign Up for Summer Sports Camps Now

Varsity Golf Athletes and Parent Meeting

Track Awards Announced

Varsity Track

JV Track

Turn in All Uniforms

2007-2008 Shorecrest Sports Pictures

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Climb for the Cure!
- You're Invited!

Will Raymund
and
Sonya Nanda