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Gulfport High School Newsletter GHS Issue 66 2017-2018
The Admiral News
Proud to be Gulfport Strong!
Week of Jan. 29-Feb. 2, 2018 Mike Lindsey, Principal
The mission of the Gulfport School District is to inspire each student to become a problem solver, lifelong learner, and productive member of
society.
Mission Statement
EVERYONE. COMMITTED. EVERYDAY.
ADMIRAL GOALS
*ACT 21+
*Assessment Scores– Proficiency/Growth
*Increase Dual Enrollment, AP
Participation and Pass Rate, and CTE National
Certifications
*Graduation Rate 90%
*Attendance 97%
Looking Ahead at
2017-2018
January 30 ROTC Blood Drive February 8 Progress Reports February 12-13 Mardi Gras Break February 14 Inclement Weather Make-up Day Tutoring will be on Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 3:35-4:30pm. A pass from your tutoring teacher is required to ride the bus. Tutoring bus runs on Mon. and Wed. only.
The Gulfport School District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, or disability in the provision of educational programs and services or employment opportunities or benefits.
The Institutes are Anchored in Excellence! The Gulfport MCJROTC Rifle Team traveled to Brandon, MS this weekend to compete in the JROTC State Air Rifle Championship. Gulfport won the match, beating the 2d Place team by 59 points. This makes six straight years that Gulfport has won the championship. Taylor Saulters scored highest in the competition with a 548 and she was also
1st Place in prone and standing. Mackayla Bourgeois was 2d overall with a 545 and she also finished 3rd in standing. Also competing on the team were Dimitri Celentano, Taylor Gautier, and Naneka Hammond. Next for the team is USMC JROTC service nationals at Anniston, AL in February.
MCJROTC Blood Drive
Tuesday, Jan. 30, 2018
8:00am – 3:00pm MCJROTC Building
Your ACT score is how colleges compare you to other
applicants!
A high ACT score can also make up for a lower GPA.
It is recommended that students take the ACT at least 3 times before high school graduation.
Did you know that a 17 in a sub-score area will override a failing score in that subject on the State Test!