Sept. 1, 2006
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Upcoming Events
Aug 31-Sept 1 Thurs-Fri
- Freshman Retreat
Sept 1 Friday
- Varsity Football vs. St. Edwards
Haskell Field 7:30 p.m.
Sept 4 Monday
- School Closed
Labor Day
Sept 5 Tuesday
- Early Childhood and Lower Division Picture Day
Student Activity Center - Middle Division Back to School Night
Janet Root Theatre 7:00 p.m.
Sept 6 Wednesday
- Early Childhood Parent Volunteer Meeting
8:15 a.m. - location TBA - Lower Division Back to School Night
Janet Root Theatre 7:00 p.m.
Sept 7 Thursday
- Picture Day for Middle and Upper Divisions
Crisp Gym
Sept 8 Friday
- Varsity Football vs. Keswick
Haskell Field 7:30 p.m.
Sept 9 Saturday
- Sixth Grade Parents Social
6:30-8:30 p.m. at the home of Judy and Troy Holland
Sept 11 Monday
- Booster Club Meeting
Student Activity Center 7:00 p.m.
Sept 12 Tuesday
- Upper Division Back to School Night
Janet Root Theatre 7:00 p.m.
Sept 14 Thursday
- Shorecrest Parent Association Meeting
Student Activity Center 8:15 a.m.
Sept 15 Friday
- Varsity Football vs. Admiral Farragut
Away 7:30 p.m. - Kindergarten Parents Social
7-9 p.m. at the home of Dr. Susan Blankenship and Dr. Dan Prasatthong-osoth
Sept 16 Saturday
- Seventh Grade Parents Social
7-9 p.m. at the home of Dr. Kevin and Linda Hirsch
Sept 17 Sunday
- Jr. K Parents Social
7-9 p.m. at the home of Cybille and Larry Scott
Sept 18 Monday
- TIP Meeting for Seventh Graders
Student Activity Center 7:00 p.m.
Sept 21 Thursday
- Middle Division Honors Award Assembly
Janet Root Theatre 1:00 p.m. - Varsity Football vs. Mt. Dora Bible School
Away 4:00 p.m.
Sept 26 Tuesday
- Picture Lady and Gentleman Workshop
Student Activity Center 1:15 p.m.
Sept 27 Wednesday
- Spirit Day
Sept 28 Thursday
- Early Childhood Parent Chat 8:15 a.m. - location TBA
Sept 29 Friday
- Homecoming
- Varsity Football vs. Indian Rocks Christian
Haskell Field 7:30 p.m.
Sept 30 Saturday
- Homecoming Dance
- Eighth Grade Parents Social TBA
Band Dues
Band Dues Reminder - Intermediate and Concert Band parents, please send your band dues of $35 per student to Jane Nunnelly as soon as possible. Thank you!
Send Photos for the Yearbook
The Crestviews Class (Yearbook) wants to include your summer activities in the yearbook. Please send photos, a CD or a digital file to Mr. Napodano in the Upper Division. Digital photos can be E-mailed to nap@shorecrest.org. Please submit your materials by Friday, September 22.
See you in the yearbook!
Introducing The Learning Center ("TLC")
Shorecrest has a new value added program for all students: The Learning Center ("TLC"). Jean Carnes, Director of TLC, says "these programs help students with study skills, organization, testing and tutoring thereby adding value to the curriculum through student support."
Jean Carnes
Jan Miller oversees student services for EC-grade 4. In grades K-4, remediation is available during the school day by qualified tutors who are available on campus.
Jan Miller
In Early Childhood and Lower Division, students needing speech or occupational therapy will also go through TLC, and the therapy can be received right on the Shorecrest campus by certified therapists.
New to the campus is the Learning Lab, located in the Middle Division between the two World Language classrooms. Sue Dattilo oversees the lab where Middle and Upper Division students may drop in for assistance in study skills free of charge. Any student in grades 5-12 can stop in during lunch or free periods to get help with study skills, test organization management, organizational skills, etc.
Sue Dattilo
The Student Learning Center will also be available after school on Monday-Thursday from 3:15-5:30 p.m. and Friday from 3:15-5:00 p.m. The students are supervised by Mrs. Dattilo, along with National Honor Society students who receive community service hours for tutoring. They will help students with their homework, agenda and studying skills.
Upper Division students will also benefit from TLC with PSAT and SAT workshops that will be offered throughout the school year.
TLC will work with you and your children as a team to be certain that your child receives the support that he/she needs. Future goals for TLC include identifying learning styles and parental education through seminars and guest speakers. For any questions related to TLC or costs of the programs, please contact Jean Carnes at ext. 220.
Guidance Series
Parenting Today's Teenager
- Geri Carter, author of: Parenting Today's Teenager
- Wednesdays in October (4th, 11th, 18th and 25th)
- 9:00-10:00 a.m.
- Administration Building conference room
Due to overwhelming requests, Geri is returning for a continuation of her parenting series. Last year the group covered some of the foundations of parenting, discussed the goals of misbehavior, looked at the differences between praise and encouragement, and shared some firsthand experiences.
This year, Geri's interactive format will tailor the content to the exact information you are looking for - whether it is clarification of some of the concepts or detailed information helping you bring some new ideas into your household. Bring your questions. This really is a great, energetic group.
Please e-mail alippincott@shorecrest.org if you are interested in attending or have any questions.
Volunteer Corner
Volunteer to Assist With Big Event:
First Meeting September 19
The Big Event will take place on Friday, February 23, 2007. This year's theme and location will be unveiled at our first meeting, which will be held on September 19 at 9:00 a.m. at Robin Murphy's home.
There is a volunteer role for everyone interested in helping, regardless of your time commitment. In order for the 2007 Big Event to be a success, we need your time, talent, resources, community and business contacts, auction items, underwriting opportunities, and ideas. We plan to work hard, have fun along the way, and raise a lot of money for the ultimate benefit of our children!
Please consider joining us for this rewarding opportunity. If you have any questions or would like more information about how you can help, please contact Big Event co-chairs Karen Lucas at 727-580-8042 or klcool14@aol.com, or Karen Crowley at 727-580-8082 or ksessions@aol.com
We hope you will join us to work on this project. Be sure to mark your calendar now for the 2007 Big Event on February 23, 2007. We guarantee you won't want to miss it!
Some responses to last week's poll:
Alarm clock? Somebody to shake you? How do you get up in the morning?
Mom's alarm goes off at 6:30. She wakes the kids at 6:40. Daddy sleeps till 7. If it's 7:15 and he's not up, we all tickle him!
- Mom
My dad comes in my room and hides under the covers with me till Mom comes in and makes us get up!
- Horse lover/sixth grader
Someone shakes me.
- Fourth grader
I dunno. Everything's a blur that early.
- Senior
I get woken up by an adult. Mommy wakes me up sometimes or my Dadda does too sometimes I don't know.
- Second grader
Very reluctantly to an extremely annoying alarm clock.
- Sleep-deprived mom
I have an alarm clock on my phone.
- Morning person
Alarm clock, then my mom.
Alarm clock and somebody to wake me up!
- Eighth grader who doesn't do mornings
By my alarm clock... unless I go back to sleep and don't hear it... then my mom or dad will wake me up.
- Person
I don't know, probably my mom and sadly the very annoying alarm clock I have to wake up at 5:50 every day! But I still like school!
- Fifth grader
I set an alarm, but I usually wake up before 5:00.
- Morning person
My cell phone alarm, it's not that annoying beeping, it has a tune.
- Tenth grader
I wake up to the fresh smell of bacon every morning. I installed a speaker system in my room that plays "goat sounds" at 6:15 a.m. every morning too.
- The goat herder
I have a coffee maker set up in my room. When the coffee starts brewing, the sound and the aroma are a gentle and rewarding way to start the day.
- Mom
First I do a few stretches and then I can smell the wonderful aroma of the coffee pot brewing.
- Parent
My dad pours water on my face!
- Awesome person
My brother shoots me with a water gun!
I get attacked by my annoying little brother.
Shower!
-Eighth
My dad wakes me up, but I am usually awake.
- Fourth grade Energizer Bunny
No problemo! I get up at 3:00 in the morning, and I'm always at school by 5:00!
Just kidding! I am always first one but never at 5:00 am I in school!
- Joker
Usually Dean Sessions comes in and wakes me up because I'm sleeping on the picnic tables.
- High-schooler
With difficulty.
- Not an early riser
Our dog can tell time and comes in and wakes us up.
- Parent
My mom throws a dog biscuit on my bed and my dog goes after it and jumps on me.
- Tough stuff
Generally it involves one of my cats - generally the 25 lb. one, jumping on my bed at 6 a.m. reminding me that it's time to be fed.
- Junior
Our cat "Pixel" bites me in the nose because he wants breakfast.
- Parent
Well, I dream about a clock, so when the clock ticks 6:30 I'm up.
I just do.
By putting my feet on the floor. Is this a trick question?
I get up by my parents coming in and waking me up and turning on my light.
- Girl who's totally awesome
I wake up in the middle of the night.
- Kindergarten student
I am old! I just wake up when I am supposed to! I don't know how I do it, but every day it just works... no matter the time or place!
- Mom
I wake up at 6:00 a.m. sharp to the MJ Morning Show on 93.3 FLZ!
- Powderpuff Football quarterback wannabe
To the sounds of Morning Edition on NPR.
- Public radio geek
Radio alarm clock.
- Girl
My family owns many roosters, we live on a farm.
- Squatter
My mom gives me a little shake every morning and says, "Sarah, time to get up." I always put the covers back over my head. Shake - cover - shake - cover - shake cover.... Once I am up, I feel excited for my day to begin.
- First grader
The old fashioned way, my mommy wakes me up.
- Fifth grader
Mommy wakes me up!
- Kindergartner
My mommy wakes me up and then my mommy drives me to school.
- Senior
My mother comes in every morning and pries me out of bed.
- Person who likes to sleep in
My mom usually shakes me until I wake up. (Not an easy job!)
- Heavy sleeper
My mom usually has to yell, "Get up, you sleepy-head!"
- Summer person
Spirit Day is the last Wednesday of every month - a chance to show off our Spirit Wear.
sing Hands
Enthusiasm ran high as the opening Varsity Football game approached.
Three Cheers for...
• Lauren F., who visited the University of Xiamen in the Fujian Province of China.
She was able to meet with the Dean of the International School to discuss summer programs where she can begin to learn the Chinese language. She also was able to visit Thailand and Indonesia with her father.
• Fifth grader Sonia S., who received the Distinguished Speaker Award from the Sikh Youth Federation. Sonia spoke at an international competition in Seattle this past August. Great job!
• Hayden L. and a team of teens who traveled to Alaska to work at the Food Bank of Alaska and Covenent House.
The team worked diligently and provided support for the elderly, families in need, and homeless children. Hayden and his team left their mark with the thousands of people that they supported. The group developed friendships, participated in the Great American Bake Sale, and raised over $1,110 for the Inuit families.
Hayden learned about the First Nations Culture and found time to go white water rafting, and explore. Hayden and the group took great pride in their work.
• How fun is a car wash with your friends on a hot summer day where you and your friends squirt each other and play in the suds while cleaning dirty cars on a hot summer day? How rewarding is it when all of the money that was raised from the car wash is donated to a charitable organization?
To find out, ask the kids who participated in Mr. Cruise's Community Service and Leadership Camp this summer. These Middle Division children spent a week together representing Shorecrest and serving the community by volunteering their time for various service projects that ranged from stuffing over 250 Christmas stockings for underprivileged children, planting bushes on campus to beautify the Razook Center quad, stocking shelves and helping out in the soup kitchen at the Salvation Army, and raising over $180 for the Ronald McDonald house at a car wash.
In between these activities were some ice cream celebrations, competitive games of capture the flag, and bonding with each other. The week of hard work culminated with a fun day of go-carting and pizza at Celebration Station.
Congratulations to these students for making their community a better place, taking an active leadership role, living the school's mission statement and smiling the entire week. These wonderful community leaders are Sydney B., Geoff B., Alex C., Madi F., Zack F., Karenna K., Kadie L., Jackson M., Ashton P., Doug L. and Laura P.
Lower Division
48 Educators Convene
Mrs. Jennings had the largest response yet to the annual BAAIS meeting for Lower, Middle, and Upper Division Heads. Forty-eight educators gathered on Wednesday from Berkeley, Tampa Prep, Admiral Farragut, Out of Door Academy, Wellington, St. Stephens, St. Paul's, St. Mary's, St. John's, Canterbury, Hillel, Carrolwood, Independent Day School, and Academy of the Lakes. Scheduled speakers for the year were shared and opportunities for professional development were planned. The high degree of congeniality and collegiality created a lot of positive energy.
Jeopardy on a Smartboard
During the first week of school, the second grade Spanish classes were able to use the new Smartboard in Señora León-Cone's room. They played a Spanish Jeopardy game in order to review vocabulary from last year.
The second graders thought it was a great way to review what they may have forgotten over the summer. Thanks to the Annual Fund technology contributions!
Helping Hands
A large group of Helping Hands volunteers gathered for their first work session of the 2006-07 school year. Once again the numbers necessitated an overflow into the Lower Division faculty lounge.
We were truly fortunate to have so many hands as the projects were many and varied. Thank you all!
Sunscreen
The Lower Division is working hard to help develop good heath habits and safe practices for outside time. The kindergarten classes had a spirited first application of sunscreen before heading out to P.E.
Mrs. Jennings joined in the fun and recognized very quickly the independence of our kindergartners!
Upper Division
Clubs
On Wednesday, the Upper Division operated on a special schedule to accommodate a Clubs Assembly and Sign-up. Representatives from 22 special interest clubs provided their fellow students with an overview of each club's goals and activities. Students then had the opportunity to sign up for the clubs during Break.
With a record number of students in the Upper Division this year, many club rosters showed 30, 40, 50, or more students interested in joining. The rotation of club meetings begins on Tuesday, September 5th. Students are encouraged to keep an overall balance in their lives given their academic, athletic and other responsibilities. Ideally, they should have a genuine interest in any club they wish to join and be active members who attend meetings and participate fully in club activities.
Key Club recruits new members at the Club Sign Up Day Fair
New Students
- by Donna C.
Welcome to two great additions to the Shorecrest community, juniors Meghan A. and Allie W. Meghan has shifted south from her previous home in Chicago, making Shorecrest her sixth school, where as Allie has joined us from China, making this her thirteenth move and sixth country.
Meghan and Allie
Meghan came from a larger school, which was based on a block schedule where there were eight classes but only four taken each day, making the commitment to homework a different adjustment, but one she is getting used to.
Allie's last school was actually smaller than Shorecrest, but she is coping with having to carry around heavy books all day, as the curriculum at her last school was fully based online. A meeting which took place last week as a way to get feedback from all the new students was, according to Meghan, "a good way to see who else was new, and how other people were dealing with being at a new school," and to Allie, "a nice way to meet other people in the same situation as myself."
Both girls enjoy being varsity cheerleaders, which gives them the opportunity to meet students in other grades. They are looking forward to a fun-filled year here with us at Shorecrest! Good luck to Meghan with her singing and dancing endeavors and to Allie with her skill in girls basketball!
Pulse
Mrs. Peck's Anatomy and Physiology class learned to identify 6 pulse points on the body. They were able to locate them using the tactile method and determined their heart rates.
Next, they tried to determine if they could find these pulse points using a stethoscope. In addition, they listened to chest sounds. Looks like we have a bunch of future medical professionals here at Shorecrest!
Retreat
Members of the Class of 2010 prepare to load their gear on buses for the Freshmen Retreat.
Athletic News
Athletic Schedules
Varsity Volleyball Results
The Charger Volleyball team lost to Academy of the Holy Names on Thursday, Aug. 24th, 20-25, 25-23, 15-25, 17-25. Erica Soike led the way defensively with 6 digs and Alisa F. had 4 blocks. Chelsea R. led the offense recording 12 kills on the match.
On Friday, Aug. 25th, Shorecrest defeated Northside Christian 25-18, 25-18, 25-16. The Chargers had an aggressive offense recording 39 kills. Kim N. had a team high 13 kills, Chelsea R. added 11, and Alisa F. added 9. Rachel S. had 34 assists on the match. Brooke O. played a great defensive match tallying 4 digs.
The Chargers also defeated St. Stephens on Monday, Aug. 28th, by the scores of 25-21, 25-14, 25-17. Aggressive serving won the match. The team recorded 14 aces with Rachel S. and Chelsea R. each having 4 aces, Alisa F. had 3, and Ali F., Kim N., and Erica S. each had 1. The Chargers are off to a great start with a 4-1 record!
JV Volleyball Results
The Chargers traveled to Tampa to play Academy of the Holy Names and lost in two games. (25-14, 25-23) Kate C. served well for the Chargers.
On Friday, Aug. 25th, the Chargers played Northside Christian and lost 25-4 and 25-16.
The Chargers traveled to Bradenton to play St. Stephens on Monday, Aug. 28th, and lost 25-8 and 25-6.
In a very close match on Tuesday, Aug. 29th, the Chargers lost to Carollwood Day School in Tampa in two games. (25-23, 25-21) Madi K. was a standout with her serving and setting for the Chargers.
Varsity Golf Results
The Varsity Golf team began the season traveling to Tarpon Woods last Thursday, Aug. 24th, to play in an invitational with twelve teams. The Chargers placed 4th against some very tough competition. MJ M. had a 2nd place individual finish for the team. Coach Iaquinta has high hopes for the team this year and is also focusing on the mental side of the game.
Individual scores:
- MJ M. - 72
- Jack M. - 77
- Geoffrey R. - 80
- Michael H. - 84
The Chargers hosted Canterbury and Keswick on Tuesday, Aug. 29th, and won both matches. The team shot a total of 163, followed by Canterbury with 219 and Keswick with 233.
Individual scores were:
- Matt R. - 40
- Alex G. - 40
- Brian H. - 41
- Nick Q. - 42
- Mark N. - 43
- Michael R. - 47
Varsity Swim & Dive Results
On Tuesday, Aug. 29th, the Chargers traveled to Tampa to swim against Tampa Prep. The girls won by the score of 90-82 and the boys lost 107-48.
Individual results were:
- Girls 200 Medley Relay -
1st place - Rachel S., Jackie S., Hope A., Sandy L.
3rd place - Chloe H., Rachel T., Paige T., Katie A. - Girls 200 Individual Medley -
2nd place - Rachel S.
4th place - Paige T.
5th place - Chloe H. - Girls 50 Free -
1st place - Jackie S.
3rd place - Sandy L. - Girls Diving -
1st place - Hannah S.
2nd place - Rachel T. - Girls 100 Fly -
2nd place - Hope A.
3rd place - Rachel T. - Girls 100 Free -
2nd place - Jackie S.
3rd place - Sandy L.
5th place - Katie A. - Girls 500 Free -
1st place - Hope A.
2nd place - Sophia F. - Girls 200 Free Relay -
2nd place - Jackie S., Rachel S., Hope A., Sandy L.
3rd place - Chelsea R., Sophia F., Stephanie G., Theresa H. - Girls 100 Back -
1st place - Rachel S.
5th place - Theresa H. - Boys 200 Medley Relay -
2nd place - Ben S., Henry S., Josh G., Marcus H. - Boys 200 Free -
4th place - Charles C. - Boys 200 Individual Medley -
2nd place - Henry S.
5th place - Marcus H. - Boys 50 Free -
2nd place - Ben S.
4th place - Philip V. - Boys Diving -
1st place - Jack S. - Boys 100 Fly -
2nd place - Josh G.
4th place - Marcus H. - Boys 100 Free -
4th place - Charles C. - Boys 500 Free -
4th place - Blake F.
5th place - Philip V. - Boys 200 Free Relay -
2nd place -Josh G., Ben S., Henry S., Marcus H. - Boys 100 Back -
2nd place - Ben S.
4th place - Matt I.
5th place - Michael V.
Varsity Football Results
The Chargers hosted Fort Meade on Friday night, Aug. 25th, and lost 68-0. The Chargers gave it their all and fought till the end. Paul G. returned a fumble recovery 34 yards and had five kickoff returns for over 100 yards.
This and other excellent photos of the game are available for purchase online from Sun Haven Photography.
Request for Athletic Photos
Just a reminder that E-Bytes is always looking for great photos of Shorecrest students' athletic events. We prefer to receive them in digital format. Please e-mail the original, unedited file to clingman@shorecrest.org. Thanks in advance!
Middle Division
Back-to-School Night
The Middle Division will host its Back-to-School Night on September 5th. The program begins in the Janet Root Theater at 7:00 p.m. and will allow parents to follow their children's schedules. It is a great chance to meet the teachers and get a taste of what is going on in class. Parents, please mark your calendars and plan to attend. We're looking forward to seeing you then!
Visual Arts Club
Mrs. Williams has created a Middle Division Visual Arts Club for students who are interested in studying art in greater detail. The club will meet twice a week and occur during homebase. Each quarter, the club will work on a different art project. Students will receive information and a sign up form to take home. Space is limited, so please fill out the forms and turn them into the MD office as soon as possible.
New Students Share Pizza and Perspectives
Yesterday, the Middle Division administrative team hosted a Middle Division new student pizza lunch. The event provided an opportunity for the 23 new Middle Division students to reflect upon their first two weeks at Shorecrest.
The students arrived on campus from locations as varied as Massachusetts, England, France, and even Shanghai, China! They took time to share their views on their new school, their new classmates and teachers, and how they feel the year is proceeding. It is often nice to be reminded that there are others who are new and sharing similar thoughts and feelings. We encourage both parents and students from our new families to continue to ask teachers, advisors and administrators any questions that they might have.
One of the new students was impressed by the fact that "the students and teachers here were so thoughtful and open." There was general consensus that our school community has reached out to help them as they learned to negotiate their new schedules, their new lockers, and their new environment.
Arts Enrichment
Afternoons in the Middle Division now represent opportunities for students to play an instrument, sing, keyboard, and create! As part of our new advisory period, students can choose to sign up for enrichment opportunities in various artistic realms. Fifth grade students are working with Mr. Buchanan once each week to develop basic computer keyboarding proficiencies. Band students in sixth grade are already meeting with Mr. Glaister on Tuesdays and Thursdays, with a joint fifth and sixth grade band rehearsal each Friday. (Fifth graders meet after school on Mondays and Wednesdays, and seventh and eighth graders join their high school counterparts in the mornings before school).
A fifth and sixth grade Middle Division Choir is set to begin meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 5th, and will meet with Ms. Culley every Monday and Tuesday. A seventh and eighth grade vocal group will meet every Thursday and Friday during advisory period (2:40-3:10) starting next week.
A yellow form was sent home yesterday inviting fifth and sixth grade visual arts students to join Ms. Williams for a visual arts club every Monday and Tuesday (beginning Tuesday, Sept. 5). A visual arts club for students in grades 7 and 8 is set to take place every Thursday and Friday beginning next week. Students will be admitted to these art enrichment offerings on a first-come, first served basis as space is limited.
Ms. Nelson, our Middle Division Drama teacher, will soon be sending home information about forensics and will offer extra drama rehearsals in the weeks leading up to student performances. All of these arts opportunities are designed to allow students to explore and develop their talents and build upon the "arts wheel" courses in each grade.
Relay for Life
Relay for Life Northeast St. Petersburg is Florida's Rookie of the Year for 2006
The first Relay for Life hosted by Shorecrest last May won the Rookie of the Year for the state of Florida award from the American Cancer Society. This event, which brought together the entire Shorecrest family and our friends and neighbors in Northeast St. Petersburg, raised a total of $115,000, far exceeding the expected $35,000.
Planning is underway for the 2007 Relay for Life, to be held March 30-31, and you're invited to be a part of it. Join your friends and colleagues and invite your friends and family to be a part of the next event that will build on the successes of 2006, and sign up for an open position.
Volunteer Planning Committee:
- Event Chair - OPEN
- Event Co-Chair - OPEN
The Event Chair and Co-Chair will work together with the ACS staff partner to provide leadership to committee members. They will be responsible for the planning and execution of the event.
- Team Recruitment Chair - OPEN
Responsible for developing recruitment plans to identify new teams within the NE community. They will also work with the entire Team Development Committee to facilitate team captain meetings.
Team Recruitment Volunteers -
- Camile Racippio
- Suzi Kinter
- OPEN
- OPEN
- OPEN
Team Recruitment volunteers will actively pursue and recruit new teams to participate in the 2007 Relay. The team recruitment committee will meet once a month to brainstorm and identify potential teams.
- Team Development Chair - Su Stevens
- Team Retention Chair - Christi Degeare
- Mission Education Chair - Donna Hearn
- Survivorship Co-Chairs - Shari Fuss and Stephanie Tellios
- Sponsorship Chair - Debbie Turner
- On Campus Logistics - Dave Sharlow
If you need more information about these positions or have questions about the event, please contact Christie Pratt at the American Cancer Society at 727-812-7025 or christie.pratt@cancer.org.
Updating E-mail
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