Girls and Boys First B-Ball Game of the '08

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WOW!! Where do I start? Well, first of the basketball game was exciting, but tensed. We didn't win but we still didn't lose. In the first quarter we didn't make any points.
We played first. However, towards the end we made 8 points so we bounced back and tried our best. I think we did pretty good for our first game. Everytime we made a basket
we would sream in excitement. It was funny. We were playing and the most important part is that we had fun. We might have literally lost but in spirit we won. There are a lot of rules
that had to be followed though. We couldn't double dribble, travel, or hit anyone on the opposite team(Lady Bears) or it would be clarified as a foul. We tried and did our best and worked
hard as a team, eventhough the opposite team was pretty good. The score was 28 to 8 and we worked hard to get those 8 points (Alexis, Kelsey, Valentina, Amber, Courtney, Allenya, Erin, Malica and I)..

However, we were not the only ones who played. The boys played too. Now that was an exciting game to watch. We, the girls were jumping up and down, cheering. Everytime
The boys had the ball we would scream GO GO GO, though, the boys had it difficult. All of the other boys on the opposite team had tall boys. No one on the other team was short.
The boys had a lot of free-throws and Jordan made a free-throw that made our team get that 1 point they had. Our team still did good. The way they would run and try to save that ball
from getting out. In my heart they still won even with that 1 point. They played real good and worked up a sweat. The score was 1 to 40..

By Mariel O'Reilly

ENCCS Middle School's Basketball Game Schedule

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Middle School Girl's Basketball Team


Middle School Boy's Basketball Team
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Goals

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The goal of the Eagles Nest Elementary & Middle Charter School is to educate all learners through an innovative, academic Culture of Excellence.

Learning occurs through individual study, seminars, cooperative learning groups, skits, sketching, interviews, photographs and story telling. The educational opportunities are restricted only by the creativity of the students and teachers.

The Vision Statement

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The vision of Eagles' Nest Community Charter School is to exceed the school district learning gains.

The Mission Statement

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The mission of Eagles' Nest Community Charter Schools is to prepare students, using a college preparatory curriculum, for the best colleges, and the world beyond, in a physically and emotionally safe environment.

Enroll Now! Space is limited

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The Eagles Nest Elementary & Middle Charter Schools are free, open enrollment public charter schools for students entering grades K through grade eight. The schools will utilize a random lottery selection process to select applicants if the number of applicants exceeds the number of spaces available. If space is available following the initial enrollment period then all other applications will be considered on a space available basis. Any student residing in Broward County may attend.

The Eagles' Nest Elementary & Middle Charter Schools offer:

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Broward County residents now have a new choice regarding the schooling of their children. Students are provided the opportunity to gain experiences from community involvement, to develop a love of our natural resources through conservation efforts and art education, and to become better citizens through diversity training and community outreach projects.

The Core Knowledge Curriculum is designed to provide students with the necessary skills to excel in Language Arts, Math, Social Studies, Science and fine arts.

• Small class sizes
• Individualized attention
• Safe and nurturing environment
• Dedicated, caring, qualified teachers
• Strong parental and community involvement
• High standards for student performance and behavior
• Experiences gained from community involvement
• A love of our natural resources through conservation efforts and art education
• An understanding that our differences are the strength of a community

Eagles' Nest Elementary Charter School

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The Eagles Nest Elementary Charter School will serve students in grade Kindergarten through grade five. The school will provide thematic lessons for students with special focus on the arts. The mission of the school is to foster pride in academic achievements while developing the students' artistic abilities.

The Eagles Nest Elementary Charter School will:

• Provide students with rigorous academic program characterized by high standards aligned to the Sunshine State Standards
• Use the Core Knowledge Curriculum designed to provide students with instruction in Language Arts, Math, Social Studies, Science and Fine Arts.
• Provide diverse teaching skills to meet the individual needs of the students.
• Provide students with a means to experiment with different mediums and enhance their artistic skills.
  

Eagles' Nest Middle Charter School

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The Eagles' Nest Charter School, together with parents, will build an innovative learning environment with a conservation focus. The standards-based curriculum is developed to help create a love of learning for its students and to engage its students in mastery of the academic building blocks for a successful future.

Upon completion of our program, students will demonstrate:

• An individual mastery of academic skills
• Experiences gained from community involvement
• An awareness of their rights and responsibilities as a citizen
• A personal development plan for secondary education
• A unique understanding of the community's diversity and its impact on them as a citizen
• An understanding that differences are the strength of a community.
• A love of our natural resources through conservation efforts and education

Supplies List for Elementary

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Please note: this list is provided as a convenience and is not meant to be exhaustive. Please keep your receipts as supplies may vary by teams. Do not write students' names on the supplies. Please mark one adult tee shirt, and change of clothing in a zippered bag for kindergarten students. Backpacks with wheels are not recommended for students on the K-2 team, due to safety concerns.

Kindergarten

• 1 pair Fiskar blunt scissors
• 2pkg. sharpened pencils
• 2 boxes 24 count crayons
• 2 pkg. dry erase markers
• 3 bottles Elmers glue
• 1 pkg. washable markers
• 1 plastic pencil box
• 1 plastic 3 ring binder pencil case
• 3 pkg. 12ct. glue sticks
• 1(2") ring binder
• 1 pkg. 10ct. binder divider
• sticky notes
• 1 bottle hand sanitizer
• 1 writing journal
• 1 box Mr. Clean Magic Erasers
• 2 boxes tissues
• 1 box Ziploc bags (snack size)
• 1 box Ziplock bags (gallon size or large)
• 1 agenda book (sold at school)

First Grade

• 1 pair Fiskar blunt scissors
• 1 plastic pencil case
• 2 boxes 24 count crayons
• 1 pk. 10 count colored pencils
• 1 pk. 8 count washable markers
• 6 large erasers
• 1 pk. 12 ct. glue sticks
• 3 packs pencils
• 1 pk. post it
• 3 composition note book
  
• 3 dno-tang plastic folders
• 1 pk. 4x6 index card
• 1 pk. eraser caps
• 1 three ring binder (1 1/2")
• 1 pk. Multi-colored high-lighters
• 2 pk. Watercolor paints
• 1 box facial tissue (unscented)
• 1 bottle hand sanitizer
• 1 agenda book (sold at school)

Second Grade

• 1 plastic pencil box
• 6 glue sticks
• 1 pk. washable markers
• 6 duo-tang plastic folders
• 3 composition books
• 2 pkg. wide ruled notebook paper
• 2 pks. #2 pencils
• 1 box 16ct. crayon
• 2 Magic Rub eraser
• 1 pk. Pencil top erasers
• 1 Fiskar scissors
• 1 pk. Colored pencils
• 1 pk. Dry eraser markers
• 1 pk. sticky notes
• 1 set watercolor paint
• 1 three ring binder (2")
• 2 boxes facial tissue (unscented)
• 1 bottle hand sanitizer
• 2 rolls paper towel
• 1 agenda book (sold at school)

Third Grade

• 1 three-ring binder (1")
• 1 zippered pencil case
• 1 box crayons
• 1 pk. Washable markers
• 1 pk. Markers
• 1 pk. colored pencils
• 4 high-lighters
• 1 pk. Red marking pens
• 1 pk. sticky notes
• 1 pair Fiskar scissors
• 4 glue sticks
• 3 duo-tangn folders wit pockets (asst. colors)
• 4 black and white composition books
• 1 pk. wide rule notebook
• 4 pk. #2 pencils
• 1 covered pencil sharpener
  
• 1 box pencil top erasers
• 2 magic rub erasers
• 1 box facial tissue (unscented)
• 1 agenda book (sold at school)

Fourth Grade

• 2 pk. #2 pencils
• 1 pk. Marking pens
• 1 pk. Markers
• 1 pk. colored pencils
• 4 black and white composition books
• 4 high-lighters
• 1 pair Fiskar scissors
• 1 ruler
• 4 pks. wide ruled notebook paper
• 2 magic rub erasers
• 6 duo-tang folders (asstd. colors)
• 1 pk. 4" x 6" note card
• 2 glue sticks
• 1 pk. Dry Erase markers (multi-colored)
• 1 covered pencil sharpener
• 2 rolls paper towels
• 1 box facial tissue (unscented)
• 1 bottle hand sanitizer
• 1 agenda book (sold at school)

Fifth Grade

• 2 pk. #2 pencils
• 1 pk. Marking pens
• 1 pk. colored pencils
• 4 black and white composition books
• 4 high-lighters
• 1 pair Fiskar scissors
• 1 ruler
• 4 pks. wide ruled notebook paper
• 2 magic rub erasers
• 6 duo-tang folders (asstd. colors)
• 1 pk. 4" x 6" note card
• 2 glue sticks
• 1 pk. dry erase markers (multi-colored)
• 1 covered pencil sharpener
• 2 rolls paper towels
• 1 box facial tissue (unscented)
• 1 bottle hand sanitizer
• 1 agenda book (sold at school)