This will be a busy summer on the campus of Ft. Myers Christian School and First Assembly of God! We will have many great opportunities for your kids to help stir up the gifts that God has inside of the them:

1) Kidztown will offer My Super Summer – go to http://www.mysupersummer.com/ for more information on Day Camps, Over Night Camps, FMCS Sports Camps, Creative Arts Camps, Mom’s Day out. Everything and anything (including the UPDATED registration form) regarding summer camps!

2) Sports Camps for FMCS – great opportunities to learn how to play basketball and volleyball with Coach O’Brien, Coach Mitchell, and Coach Schreiber. Click here for the brochure and get it turned into the office: sports camps 10

3) Soccer camp with Coach Cole – click here for a great way to get your kids to learn how to play and get ready for the upcoming season: SOCCER CAMP 

4) Hands-on science fun with Brain Brigade! Go to www.brainbrigade.org for more information to sign up. Camps include: July 5-9, Girls Only Science!; July 12-16, Experiment Extravaganza; July 19-23, Robotics for beginners; July 26-30, Robotics – Intermediate; and July 26-30, Book Club and Writers Rock!

5) Art & Compter Camp: For more information and registration, email:  Mrs. Sue Sinex, FMCS Art Teacher, or Mr. Tom Sinex, FMCS Computer Teacher.  All APPs (Art & comPuter camP) run from 9:30-12:00 in the Children’s Center at Fort Myers Christian School.  You may bring a snack with you.  All APPs are $80.00. Space is limited, sign up today! For only $50.00 more, stay the rest of the day at My Super Summer Day Camp! UPDATED CAMP FORM AS OF 6/30/2010 – For more information 2

6) Music and Fine Arts anyone? Don’t forget the Creative Arts Academy, they have some great opportunities during their summer session.

Friday, May 28th was the last day of school for the 09-10 school year! The last two days were filled with parties and award ceremonies.

Here are some of the highlifghts from our school awards ceremonies:

1) The winners of Mr. Mitchell’s Principal Award (Top Student) – elementary: Moragn Tyson; and in middle school: Austin Johnson.

2) We announced this year’s members of the Principal’s 90 Club – click here

3) Accelerated Reader record for 2009-2010: Blair Colbert, click here

 4) The Grandma Betty Scholarship provided by the Reese family in the name of Elizabeth DiFebio was given to 7th grader, Julia Gentil (pictured far left with last year’s winner, Taylor Lowry)

 4) Here are the recipients of the Christian Character and Citizenship Awards in each grade:  

General
We are now accepting applications for potential job openings for the 2010-11 school year. You must have a bachelor’s degree and teach in the field of your degree.  

Please fill out this teacher application and return it to Fort Myers Christian School, 1550 Colonial Blvd., Fort Myers, Florida, 33907; you can also fax it to 239-936-5016 or email it to Principal Mitchell. Thank you.

Job openings posted for 2010-2011:

POTENTIAL TEACHER OPENING PK4 VPK PROGRAM: FMCS is working towards approval to have a VPK program at our school. In anticipation of the program and enough students to open a class, we are accepting application for teachers that love the Lord, love children and meet all the certification guidlelines for a VPK teacher. Please fill out this teacher application and return it to Fort Myers Christian School, 1550 Colonial Blvd., Fort Myers, Florida, 33907; you can also fax it to 239-936-5016 or email it to Principal Mitchell. Thank you.

Coaches Needed
Coaches should be 21 years of age or older, love for the Lord, sports, and kids! Sports include soccer, basketball and volleyball. For more information, please contact our Athletic Director, John O´Brien, at 939-4642. Please fill out this application and return it to Fort Myers Christian School, 1550 Colonial Blvd., Fort Myers, Florida, 33907; you can also fax it to 239-936-5016 or email it to Principal Mitchell. Thank you.

Many thanks to Miss Julie Issenmann, our PE teacher, for our special Olympic Field Day 2010! In the week leading up to the field day physical competition, classes were each assigned a country to represent. Pre-Olympic events included:

• Door decoration- decorate your door in a way that represents your country.
• Students speaking your language- hi, by, bathroom –little things
• Making a banner that will hang in the gym for a week.   
• Taking a virtual field trip
• Making a country flag that you can carry around with you during field day
• T-shirts representing their country to wear on Friday
• Opening and closing ceremonies

On Friday, May 7^th, events included the downhill ski water slide, scooter luge, torch relay, tug-o-war (always an annual favorite) and more!

Thanks to the MANY volunteers and parents for their support during the week! EXCELLENT JOB MISS ISSENMANN!

FMCS is honored to induct new members in the National Junior Honor Society and National Elementary Honor Society for the spring of 2010. The ceremony was held Thursday, April 29th in the Colonial Chapel with over 180 students, friends and family in attendance. 

The National Elementary Honor Society, Josiah Chapter, is only in its second year and new members are: fourth graders – Jordan Bergman, Lauren Hearn, Christine Jennings, Molly Krieger, Madison Leatherman, Ethan Liebetre, Malyia Madden, Akmet Moran, Emma Ravish, Emily Reeves, Alyssa Snodgrass, Kendra Stonefield, Kristina Taylor, Austin Thomas, Morgan Tyson; Fifth graders – Celina Interbartolo , Dillon Martino, Cheyanne Miller, Rebecca Moran, Sierra Niles and Avery Praxaya. Their teacher-sponsor is Mrs. Robin Couch.

The National Junior Honor Society, the Ezra Chapter, inducted the following new members:    Elijah Benzon, Andrew Crouch, Joshua Harriott, Joshua Harvey, Chastity Roark, Sarah Swiersz, Victoria Weller, Tyler Williams, Arianna Bergmann, Remy Fenelus, China Haisley and Josiah Vega. Their teacher-sponsor is Mrs. Jennifer Crouch.

This year, both groups have been active with activities that included raising money for muscular dystrophy, Susan B Komen Breast Cancer Fund,  leadership academy class, sending care packages to soldiers, welcome packets for new students and picking up trash on the campus to do their part in keeping the campus clean.

ANNOUNCED MAY 26, 2010 – The 2010-11 members of NJHS had the opportunity to submit their names to run for the officers positions for next year. The students have made their speeches and the NJHS members have voted – here are the winners:

President – Mallory Dillon
Vice-President – Robin Mitchell
Treasurer – Sarah Swiersz