Activities

8th Grade End-of-Year Field Trip 

• • Universal Studios Orlando

  • Date: 5/29/25 

  • Time: 7:45 am - 8:00 pm

  • Cost: $150 cash/check, $155 online   

  • Deadline to sign up: April 7th, 2025

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  • We are officially opening our sign up form for the 8th Grade Universal Studios trip. As a reminder, the trip is May 29th, from 7:30am to 8:00pm. The form you fill out will cover further details, as well as payment options. The form serves as the permission slip and must be completed by a parent/guardian. You will receive an invoice with payment instructions after the form is completed and all requirements have been checked. 

  • The link to answer the form is here: https://forms.gle/bQxFWNV839kPoxFn6

    Questions? Check out our FAQ here. Need further clarification? Email Ms. Bell at Bella02@flaglerschools.com

  Academic Criteria:

  -Scholars must earn passing final cumulative grade averages in all courses (including electives). Final grades will be reviewed five days prior to the event to confirm eligibility.-Note: Scholars can access their final cumulative grade average by looking at the “final” column of the scholar’s Skyward gradebook.

  Behavioral Criteria:

  -Scholars with ANY out of school suspension days after November 7, 2024 will not be able to attend the event. Scholars with more than 2 disciplinary referrals after November 7th, 2024 will not be allowed to attend the event.Scholars must have no unserved detentions. This will be checked the two days prior to the trip.

8th Grade Formal

Theme: Once Upon A Time… 

• Theme: Once Upon A Time

  • Event date: Friday, May 9th, 2025

  • Time: 5:30 PM - 8:00 PM 

  • BTMS Cafe’ - Limited to 350 students

  • Ticket cost: $15 to include dinner and one drink

    • Additional beverages are available for purchase

8th Grade Formal Student Conduct: 

Students may not attend if the following apply: 

• Any student with a major discipline infraction throughout the year

• No student with a referral from January to May 17th resulting is OSS will be allowed to attend

• Any student who misbehaves at the dance will be removed

Promotion Ceremony

Event Date: Tuesday, May 27th

Details: TBA

Sponsors

Ms. Brooks/Ms. Kisner

Students will meet after school to play chess and board games in the Media Center.

1:45-3:00 pm

No cost and no bus available.

Sponsor

Kris Smith

Students meet during lunch once to twice a month to discuss selected book.

Sponsor

Kris Smith

Sponsor

TBA

Chess Club meets during school lunch.  Students can go to the media center to play lunch during their lunch and is available for all three lunches. Beginners and Advanced welcome, media center provides boards.

Sponsor

Kris Smith

The drumline will learn to play drum cadences and will perform at school and community events. Participants are not required to play drums in the band, but all participants must be in band. Drumline will run two sessions per year.

Sponsor

Theresa Seth

Sponsor

Mr. Reinert

Students will learn how to prepare healthy food and will be given the opportunity to improve basic food preparation. Club members will learn about food in different cultures and will also be working with the Garden Club. This club is limited to 20 students.

Sponsor

Mr. Wencel

Rotating with FFCLA

Sponsor

Dr. Asher

The Eaglettes is an after-school team based on dance and color guard. The team will perform at various community and school events. The Eaglettes are in partnership with the FPCHS Starlets and will be learning material under their lead. Students must provide their own transportation home.

Sponsor

Meeting Schedule

Mondays and Wednesdays, 1:40 pm–4:00 pm

Rotating with Eagle Chefs

Sponsor

Mr. Wencel

FFA is a dynamic youth organization within agriscience education that changes lives and prepares students for premier leadership, personal growth, and career success. Members participate in conferences, camps, competitions, and community service.

Sponsor

Meeting Schedule

Thursdays, 2:30 pm–4:30 pm

Students take part in a six-step writing process that challenges critical thinking and problem solving. Students write in a district competition for the chance to compete at state and international levels. Scenario writing and scenario performance are also attached to this club but are not required.

Sponsors

Mr. Reinert

Mrs. Tew-Womack

Meeting Schedule

Tuesdays, 2:30 pm–3:30 pm

Students will participate in creative writing activities aimed at strengthening overall writing skills with fun, engaging topics. Students will have the opportunity to submit writing in Scope contests, as well as the chance to be published in the annual anthology of the Josh Crews Writing Project.

Sponsor

Laura Hibbard

Sponsor

Deputy Williams/ Mr. Lingard

The National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) is an organization that recognizes middle school students who excel in scholarship, service, leadership, character and citizenship. Inductions are held in April after third quarter grades.

Volunteer Logging Form

Sponsors:

Amy DeMarco

Kris Smith

Meeting Schedule

Mondays until 4 pm, generally the 2nd Monday

Students will learn a variety of fun games and scenes that teach the fundamentals of improv skills. Not only is improv a super fun way to express creativity but it also helps improve listening skills, teamwork, positivity, and so much more! This club is open to all musical theater, chorus, and dance students.

Sponsor

Ann Paris

BTMS climate and culture advisors serve their school by participating in activities that promote a positive school environment. They will assist with school branding and plan events throughout the year. Students will take part in entrepreneurial leadership activities, which include running our school PBIS store, with an emphasis on design, marketing, and budget.

Sponsor

Ms. Tew Womack

Sponsor

Mrs. Jones

Sponsor

Mrs. Hald

Students create a lasting memory of the school year. Photographers and writers are welcome and those who want to be involved with school activities.

Sponsor

Jennifer Crews

Meeting Schedule

TBA