DPHS Community Member,
The FSA ELA Reading, Florida Civil Literacy Exam, Biology EOC, and US History EOC requires each student to have their own device. Please encourage your student to bring their laptop fully charged along with their charger and ear buds with a cord each day.
Students taking AP exams should pack a gallon sized baggie with their necessary testing items. Most tests require a #2 wooden pencil, blue or black ink pens, an identification card (school or government id), approved calculator, a snack and water.
Here is the schedule of testing for the week of May 2:
Monday, May 2, 2022
- 7:20am - FSA ELA Reading 9th and 10th graders.
- 8:00am AP Exams: Japanese Language & Culture, US Government & Politics
- 12:00pm AP Exams: Chemistry, Spanish Literature
Tuesday, May 3, 2022
- 7:20am - FSA ELA Reading 9th and 10th graders.
- 7:20am - Florida Civil Literacy Exam (FCLE) (US Government students)
- 8:00am AP Exams: Environmental Science
- 12:00pm AP Exams: Psychology
Wednesday, May 4, 2022
- 8:00am AP Exams: English Literature and Composition
Thursday, May 5, 2022
- 7:20am - Biology and US History EOC (students enrolled in US History and/or Biology)
- 8:00am AP Exams: Human Geography, Macroeconomics
- 12:00pm AP Exams: Statistics
Friday, May 5, 2022
- 8:00am AP Exams: European History, United States History
- 12:00pm AP Exams: Art History
We look forward to our students seizing the opportunity to show what they know, and have learned throughout the course of the 2021 - 2022 school year.
Teacher Appreciation week is this week, May 2nd - May 6th. We've planned some really great surprises for them to enjoy all week long!
Mrs. Nelson-Warren
Pictured very top and just below: Girls Beach Volleyball team and trophy. First year as an FHSAA sport and we are 2022 District Champs!! Outstanding ladies!!!
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May 2-3: FSA Reading, all 9th & 10th graders
May 2-13: AP Testing
May 3: Civics exam, all US Government students
May 5: Biology & US History EOC, all students in one of the two courses or who took previously and signed up through Canvas
May 6: SPIRIT FRIDAY
May 8: Happy Mother's Day!
May 9-10: Algebra I & Geometry EOC, all students enrolled in one of the two courses
May 25: Spring football game vs. Winter Haven at DP
June 5-12: Special Olympics Summer Volunteer Opportunity (June 5-12)
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Partner in Education of the Week |
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Panther Spotlight
The Peter R. Marsh Foundation is founded on the idea that private citizens who selflessly and quietly serve others are the most valuable citizens of their communities. Maya is the embodiment of silent service. She selflessly dedicates her time and efforts to help our school community and our community at large. Maya works hard to ensure that the work she does is needed and meaningfully impacts those who benefit. We are very proud of you Maya!
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Mrs. Baker (Counselor), Ms. Garner (Media Specialist), Maya Lis, and Mrs. Morrow (Asst. Principal of Instruction) |
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Class of 2022
Top Ten Scholars received their academic letterman jacket!
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Debate Team competes in South Florida
The debate team recently went to Weston, Florida 4/8-4/10 and brought home not only an amazing experience but some quality results:
* In Public Forum, we took two teams, and advanced the team of Nicole Turelly and Kristen Alvey to Octafinals (top 16)
* In Lincoln Douglas, we took five entries and advanced three of them to elimination rounds:
* In Octafinals, Avery Kaak placed (top 12). In Quarterfinals (top 8), Belinda Rodriguez- Vasquez placed top 8. In Semifinals (top 4), Benjamin Huggins placed.
* In Original Oratory, the team took two competitors and advanced Hannah Horne to the Semifinals (top 12).
Overall, it was a very good showing from the team at the JV state championship, and one that each individual can be extremely proud of. The team wishes to extend special thanks to the parents that made things possible, and to Junior(s) Adrian Duran (LD) and Kyle Stamm (Congress) for performing coaching and judging duties and without whom such results would not have been possible. The team would also like to extend a thank you to administration for making such a trip possible - your support is and continues to be invaluable.
If you have any interest in the team and wish to join, please reach out to Mr. Chmielewski at [email protected] He can also be found in 3-109. |
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Credit: DP weekly curriculum segment compiled by Coach Riki Smith, M.Ed.
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Baccalaureate Ceremony
Seniors are invited to attend this year's Baccalaureate Service on May 22 at the Ebon Temple on Wallace Road. Baccalaureate is an optional, inspirational service of reflection. A barbecue reception will be held after the ceremony. Please arrive at 4:30 in your cap and gown. For more details, see Mr. Coney in Room 4-121.
Yearbook Distribution
Get excited, Panthers! The 2021-2022 Yearbooks have arrived!
If you pre-ordered a yearbook, you may come and pick yours up this week, Tuesday through Friday in the Yearbook Room, 1-121, in the VPA Hallway during your lunch or after school til 3:30pm.
The yearbook staff also has a LIMITED number of yearbooks still for sale for $80 - cash, check, or credit card accepted. You can come purchase in person at the same dates and times. They plan to sell out fast, so be sure to come early in the week!
Character Lab Student Ambassadors
Panthers! We need you to apply to be CLIPsters, which are Character Lab student ambassadors, for next year. There is a stipend involved!
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UCF Architecture Summer Program: |
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Summer Tips for Parents - Virtual Workshop (May 11)
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OCPS Parent Academy (May 21): |
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Student Government Association |
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Prom Spirit Week
The week of prom, SGA hosted a prom spirit week for the student body to participate in and show their spirit! The days were:
Monday: Meme day (dress up as your favorite meme)
Tuesday: Time Travel day
- Freshman: Senior Citizens
- Sophomores: Adults/parents
- Juniors: Middle schoolers
- Seniors: Elementary schoolers
Wednesday: Adam Sandler day (Oversized casual clothes)
Thursday: Scrabble day (Dress up as anything that starts with the first letter of first/name name)
Friday: Wake up in Hollywood (Pajama day)
The students had a lot of fun dressing up and sent in pictures to @stucodphs (SGA’s Instagram account) to get featured.
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SGA Banquet
On April 22, Junior and Sophomore leaders hosted a banquet for SGA members to celebrate accomplishments, send-off seniors, and announce the SGA leadership team for next year! The leadership team for next year:
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Sophomore Leadership
- Caitlyn Causey
- Charles Plumb
- Oliver Plumb
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Junior Leadership
- Camille Espinos
- Charlotte Donovan
- Nicole Speller
- Page Moffett
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Senior Leadership
- President: Adrian Duran
- Vice President: Monica Memon
- Secretary: Carla Medacier
- Treasurer: Kisha Sime
- Historian: Serenity Alexander
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Leadership team 2022-2023 |
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Senior Leadership team 2022-2023 |
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Old Senior Leadership team with New Senior Leadership team |
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Teacher Placard
The week of April 18, SGA hosted teacher appreciation! For one of our events, Teacher Placard, we handed out lovely nameplates with a customized nickname for our great teachers. This event successfully finished off the week of Teacher Appreciation. We hope all faculty and staff enjoyed this event to close out the year! SGA appreciates all the teachers and staff this year as they worked hard to bring out the best in every Panther.
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Earth Day
In honor of Earth day, SGA hosted an Earth Day presentation in the media center on April 25th to inform students and faculty on ways they can reduce their carbon footprint. Not only was there an interactive presentation, but there was also candy and music for the students to enjoy while brainstorming ways in which they can make a difference on the planet. Many students and faculty attended as everyone has roles to play in the conservation of this planet.
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AAPI Month
May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month! In order to recognize the influential Asian/Pacific Island Americans, student council is hosting an AAPI heritage month booth on both North and South campuses. The North Campus booth will be on the cafeteria stage on 5/3. The South Campus booth will be in front of the media center on 5/4. There will be music by AAPI artists, candy, and an interactive tri-fold board! Be sure to look out for the AAPI Heritage Month poster around campus to learn more!
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Spirit Friday!
Spirit Friday takes place every Friday of the school year! Make sure to participate and show off your school spirit! Wear your club shirts, DP sportswear, or any shirt that has been passed out to the student body, including shirts from previous years. We are so excited about all the DP pride this Friday, Go Panthers!
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Flag Football
Panthers shut out Wekiva, win District Championship!
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1st round of the FHSAA playoffs start Tuesday at DP. Good Luck ladies!! |
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To all students and athletes:
Orange County Public Schools is hosting a referee recruiting fair aimed at introducing students, namely Juniors and Seniors, to the idea of becoming sports officials. This event is designed to help them understand what it’s like to be a referee, how to get started, connect them with mentors, get them access to RefReps’ training and education, and certification through the Florida High School Athletic Association. Sponsorship is currently be evaluated to potentially provide 100 students who participate to be provided all their officiating equipment free of charge.
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Dr. Phillips High School
6500 Turkey Lake Road,
Orlando, FL 32819
Phone 407-355-3200
Fax 407-355-3288
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