Mock Trial competition
Thank you to David Thomson for volunteering to be the guest judge for Mock Trial competition! And Thank you to Farah & Farah for the swag for the students!
Career and Technical Education (CTE) of St. Johns County
Thank you to David Thomson for volunteering to be the guest judge for Mock Trial competition! And Thank you to Farah & Farah for the swag for the students!
A huge thank you to Wayne Larson, Director of Public Affairs for St. Johns County, who spent some time with Nease’s Wired News students. Mr. Larson discussed his background in Television Production, and how he worked his way into the public relations/public administration field. He shared with the students how far they could take their …
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While many students were sleeping in on the recent teacher planning day, 21 Nease Stellar Academy of Engineering and Academy of Hospitality & Tourism students spent their morning taking part in mini-internships with local businesses, learning about their targeted industry in the real world. Engineering students who visited Stellar headquarters had the chance to hear …
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Students learned about Cost of Goods Sold, Human resources training costs, running an entertainment venue and were able to learn about the technology of the facility! They also had lunch and got to play some golf.
Digital Design 1 students, part of the Communications Academy at Nease, recently had the opportunity to get some insight into the life of a professional graphic designer. Katy Hoffstatter, Associate Yearbook Representative with Herff Jones (a Nease Advisory Board Business Partner), spent the morning in our Design classroom. She shared her professional path, from working …
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Wired, Nease High School’s student run daily newscast, kicked off it’s broadcast year on August 21st and has been producing newscasts four days a week ever since. The student news crews fill six periods a day, and are led by Mrs. Moussawel, a Nease Wired alumni. Students conceptualize, write, film, and edit news stories, announcements, …
Nease Communications Academy Launches 2023-24 Season of Wired Read More »
Shortly after the school year began and the Academy of Aquaculture embarked on its first year, Dr. Leonardo Ibarra-Castro Assistant Professor in Aquaculture at the Whitney Laboratory of Marine Bioscience, joined the advisory board and proposed several learning opportunities for our students, including hosting summer internships. His involvement led to the placement of three 11th …
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On September 28th and 29th we had a professional guest speaker come in and talk to our class about stocks. We are currently in a stock market game and they were helping us to understand more about stocks as well as guiding us to make the right decisions when buying and selling stocks off of …
Last fall when Bethany Mitidieri learned there was an opening on the advisory board for the Academy of Culinary Arts at St. Johns Technical High School, she jumped at the opportunity to join. She has been an instrumental member of the advisory board since last November, attending every meeting and assisting academy staff with connecting …
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We took a break from Microsoft Word and went outside for a group collaboration exercise! Mr. D showed us a glass of water and gave us 2 minutes to write down as many things (what we could use it for) as we could think of. Some groups came up with more than 25 ideas! Then …
VyStar interns gave our first financial literacy class of the year! Marketing was also successful with our new member campaign for September, 8 new Member accounts opened, each receiving free donuts! Foot traffic in the VyStar branch has increased as everyone wants an opportunity to receive Bear Bucks for their transactions. They can cash them …
One of the Career and Technical Education-related clubs at Nease High School is the Transportation Technology Club, which incorporates engineering skills into real-world design processes. Many of club members are part of the Stellar Academy of Engineering, utilizing the engineering skills they learn in the classroom and applying them to the process of designing and …
This month in Interior Design Techniques Level 3 we are learning how to draw interiors in perspective view. For our first summative the class chose a room of their choice and putting the drawing into a perspective viewpoint from the way we took a picture of the image. Before hand we worked on HelloArtsy activities …
Hundreds of students and parents packed the Nease High School gym on Thursday, September 7th, for the 16th Annual College Fair. Schools from around the country sent recruiters to speak with St. Johns County students about the amazing opportunities available to them at the post-secondary level. Over 80 colleges and universities were represented, and this …
The Academy of Biotechnology and Medical Research has updated the program with multiple pieces of new research equipment. The new technology will allow the students to pose and hopefully answer deeper questions of the research they are conducting. This equipment, along with additional lab renovations and updates are creating a great learning environment for …
PVHS Biotechnology Academy Updates Program with New Equipment. Read More »
We started off the year with collaboration exercises so the students and our new instructor could get to know each other. The students were introduced to Computer Essentials which included Bits/Bytes, the History of Computing, and the Binary System. We have started the journey towards our Microsoft Office Specialist Exam, where they have learned how …
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We started off the year with collaboration exercises so the students and our new instructor could get to know each other. They have been on a continuous marketing campaign to attract new members, resulting in 16 new Savings and 4 new Checking accounts in the past 4 weeks! Way to go!
Students in St. Augustine High School’s Academy of Future Teachers are learning what it takes to care for a developing infant child. Using RealityWorks High Tech Infants, students take on the responsibly of parenting over an extended period of time. Using advance sensors, infants are programmed to cry when needing attention, and respond to parental care such as feeding, burping, rocking, and changing diapers. Teachers can print a report and the end of the assignment to see how well the students complete their parental assignments!
Seniors in our Academy of Future Healthcare Professionals are ready to see the hospital in action. These students will spend 4 days each school week learning from medical professionals as they shadow many areas within Flagler Hospital. Thank you to Amy Caldwell and Donna Wagner at Flagler for supporting our students having these outstanding learning …