Saint Petersburg Community Calendar of Events

All levels welcome Maryland crab cakes with remoulade Char-broiled oysters Cole slaw Hush puppies Adult students (21 and over) are welcome to bring a bottle of wine or beverage of choice to enjoy with their meal. Please wear comfortable shoes and tie back long hair.  *Please note: Substitutions to menu cannot be made the day of class. Registration for Food Art Workshops close 48 hours before the start of the workshop. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

All levels welcome! In this workshop, we use Zentangle® and other art methods. In a "No Mistakes" environment, we relax and focus on the art principle of Pattern (repeating elements in our compositions). For the beginner, this builds self-confidence, strengthens muscle-memory, and helps nurture individual style. For the non-beginner, this offers help for artist's block and a "time-out" from the stress that often accompanies creativity. For everyone, it adds a new "palette" to be explored, employed, and enjoyed.  Age 17 and up. Instructor will provide all supplies. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

All levels welcome! This class is a brief introduction to watercolors for beginners.  No prior experience needed, just a desire to have fun.  We will finish a painting that you can take home.  We will even supply all the materials so you can try watercolor techniques before investing in supplies. Ages 17 and up. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

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All levels welcome! Grilled chicken diavolo Grilled Asparagus with capers and lemon Grilled bread and tomato salad with basil vinaigrette Lemon pound cake with zabaglione Adult students (21 and over) are welcome to bring a bottle of wine or beverage of choice to enjoy with their meal. Please wear comfortable shoes and tie back long hair.  *Please note: Substitutions to menu cannot be made the day of class. Registration for Food Art Workshops close 48 hours before the start of the workshop RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

All levels welcome! Half a roasted herb de Provence chicken Asparagus with citrus mousseline Duchess potatoes Adult students (21 and over) are welcome to bring a bottle of wine or beverage of choice to enjoy with their meal. Please wear comfortable shoes and tie back long hair.  *Please note: Substitutions to menu cannot be made the day of class. Registration for Food Art Workshops close 48 hours before the start of the workshop. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

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All levels welcome! Chickpea "chick'n" salad: Celery and onion with low-fat vegan mayo and a tad of Dijon. This can be served with gluten free toast or tortilla, lettuce and tomato.Tofu Eggless Salad: Very similar to traditional egg salad with celery, onion, mayo and mustard. My version uses very little plant-based mayo but delivers great flavor and bright color from turmeric and other seasonings. It replicates egg salad thanks to black salt, which gives that classic egg-like aroma. Definitely a repeat-ordered item!All dishes are plant-based can be prepared gluten-free and are dairy-free and oil-free Adult students (21 and over) are welcome to bring a bottle of wine or beverage of choice to enjoy with their meal. Please wear comfortable shoes and tie back long hair.  *Please note: Substitutions to menu cannot be made the day of class. Registration for Food Art Workshops close 48 hours before the start of the workshop. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

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All levels welcome! Chicken and andouille sausage gumbo Jambalaya Butter lettuce salad with Champlain vinaigrette lardon and fried egg Beignet Adult students (21 and over) are welcome to bring a bottle of wine or beverage of choice to enjoy with their meal. Please wear comfortable shoes and tie back long hair. *Substitutions to menu cannot be made the day of class. Registration for Food Art Workshops close 48 hours before the start of the workshop. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

All levels welcome! Buttermilk fried chicken Hand cut French fries with zesty sauce  The best ever chocolate cake Adult students (21 and over) are welcome to bring a bottle of wine or beverage of choice to enjoy with their meal. Please wear comfortable shoes and tie back long hair.  *Please note: Substitutions to menu cannot be made the day of class. Registration for Food Art Workshops close 48 hours before the start of the workshop. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

2 Day Workshop June 27, 28All levels welcome! This fun two-day workshop will intrigue those who like metal clay jewelry making, paint-your-own ceramics, pottery–or those who just want to have fun while trying out a new craft. Learn to combine silver metal clay with ceramics while glazing painting a ceramic trinket box in a shape of your choice and decorating it with molded and painted silver metal clay elements. All levels welcome. A materials fee of $70 includes ceramic trinket box, glazes, and fine silver metal clay. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

All levels welcome! This one-day workshop will explore all the wonderful creative techniques that watercolor offers. Demonstrations, individual attention, and classroom discussions that will help you create loose, impressionistic and expressive watercolors. We will learn how to plan for success by using the elements of design, color theory, and making painting plans. Enjoy the liquidity and spontaneity of watercolor. Ages 17 and up. Click Here for Supply ListWatercolor Supply List Watercolor Paper : 140 lb. 100% cotton handmade paper (Arches) cold press. I prefer the sheet form which comes in 22×30" which can be cut down to four ¼ sheets which is a good size for class work. Brushes : watercolor brushes are soft and made of sable, squirrel, ox hair, and many synthetics. The most important quality of the brush is that it springs back to shape when wet. Please bring at least one of each of the following brushes: 1" Flat Brush, #8 Round Brush, #3 Rigger Brush (thin brush with long hairs). Paint : I prefer watercolor paint in tubes. There are many very good brands of paint but what is important is to have a warm and cool of each primary color. Grumbacher Academy is a good inexpensive student grade brand. Cool Warm Red Alizarin Crimson Cad Red Light or Vermillion Blue Prussian Blue Ultramarine Blue Yellow Lemon or Cad Yellow Light Cad Yellow Medium Other useful colors: Paynes Gray, Burnt Sienna, Burnt Umber, Viridian, Thalo Crimson (pink) Palette : any white palette with a good mixing area or a plastic white plate (not foam) Board: This is support for your paper while you are painting so it should be waterproof. Size depends on size of paper and can be made of wood, plexiglass, Masonite or Gatorboard. 2 water containers, sponges, papter towels, tissues, pencil, kneaded eraser, salt, masking tape, white crayon, white copy paper to test color and brush strokes. If you are new to watercolor bring what you have to class and I will help you get started. I have paper and some supplies that you can use. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

All levels welcome! Broccoli "Cheddar" Soup: So fresh and even freezes well. Shallot, onion, garlic, and a touch of lemon, chashew crème and nutritional yeast come together to make this a very healthy comforting choice. Balsamic Dressing: Light, tangy and oil-free – perfect to balance the richness of the soup. All dishes are plant-based can be prepared gluten-free and are dairy-free and oil-free Adult students (21 and over) are welcome to bring a bottle of wine or beverage of choice to enjoy with their meal. Please wear comfortable shoes and tie back long hair.  *Please note: Substitutions to menu cannot be made the day of class. Registration for Food Art Workshops close 48 hours before the start of the workshop. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

All levels welcome! Acciughini (Zucchini fritters) Steak Tagliata with Arugula and Fried Capers Acorn squash sage Risotto Dark Chocolate-Espresso Budino Adult students (21 and over) are welcome to bring a bottle of wine or beverage of choice to enjoy with their meal. Please wear comfortable shoes and tie back long hair. *Please note: Substitutions to menu cannot be made the day of class. Registration for Food Art Workshops close 48 hours before the start of the workshop. RegisterDetailsW-FA540 Date & Time: Instructor

All levels welcome! A totally plant-based twist on the classic. White mushrooms, potatoes, corn, celery and all the traditional flavors – with no clams. A touch of seaweed can be added for a "from-the-sea" flavor if desired. All dishes are plant-based can be prepared gluten-free and are dairy-free and oil-free Adult students (21 and over) are welcome to bring a bottle of wine or beverage of choice to enjoy with their meal. Please wear comfortable shoes and tie back long hair.  *Please note: Substitutions to menu cannot be made the day of class. Registration for Food Art Workshops close 48 hours before the start of the workshop. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

All levels welcome! Cheese Stuffed Masa Cakes with Salsa Roja Salsa Chimichurri Roja Grilled Flank Steak with Chimichurri Sauce Warm Corn Salad with Chile, Lime, and Cotija Cheese Alfajores (dulce de leche cookies) Adult students (21 and over) are welcome to bring a bottle of wine or beverage of choice to enjoy with their meal. Please wear comfortable shoes and tie back long hair.  *Please note: Substitutions to menu cannot be made the day of class. Registration for Food Art Workshops close 48 hours before the start of the workshop. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

All levels welcome! Handmade perogies Braised beef Berry trifle Adult students (21 and over) are welcome to bring a bottle of wine or beverage of choice to enjoy with their meal. Please wear comfortable shoes and tie back long hair.  *Please note: Substitutions to menu cannot be made the day of class. Registration for Food Art Workshops close 48 hours before the start of the workshop. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

All levels welcome! This class is a brief introduction to watercolors for beginners.  No prior experience needed, just a desire to have fun.  We will finish a painting that you can take home.  We will even supply all the materials so you can try watercolor techniques before investing in supplies. Ages 17 and up. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

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Mondays, 6 Week ClassIntermediate, Advanced Enjoy all the wonderful creative techniques that are unique to watercolor: how to control wet-into wet washes and use those creative techniques to express your subject. We will learn how to plan for success by using the elements of design, color theory and  painting plans. Emphasis will be on how to loosen up with wet into wet watercolor.  There will be daily demonstrations and plenty of individual attention. Ages 17 and up. Click Here for Supply ListWatercolor Paper 140 lb. 100% cotton handmade paper (Arches)cold press. I prefer the sheet form which comes in 22×30" which can be cut down to four ¼ sheets which is a good size for class work. Brushes Watercolor brushes are soft and made of sable, squirrel, ox hair, and many synthetics. The most important quality of the brush is that it springs back to shape when wet. 1" Flat brush, #8 Round, #3 Rigger (thin brush with long hairs) Paint I prefer watercolor paint in tubes. There are many very good brands of paint but what is important is to have a warm and cool of each primary color. Grumbacher Academy is a good inexpensive student grade brand.  CoolWarmRedAlizarin CrimsonCad Red Light or VermillionBluePrussian BlueUltramarine BlueYellowLemon or Cad Yellow LightCad Yellow MediumOther useful colors- Paynes Gray, Burnt Sienna, Burnt Umber, Viridian, Thalo Crimson (pink) Palette Any white palette with a good mixing area can be a plastic white plate (not foam) Board This is support for your paper while you are painting so it should be waterproof. Size depends on size of paper and can be made of wood, plexiglass, Masonite, Gatorboard. Miscellaneous 2-water containers, sponges, paper towels, tissue, pencil, kneaded eraser, salt, masking tape, white crayon, white copy paper to test color and brush strokes. If you are new to watercolor, bring what you have to class and I will help you get started. I have paper and some supplies that you can use. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

Mondays, 6 Week ClassAll levels welcome! This course is designed to help students of all levels develop strategies to strengthen the gesture, proportion, perspective, and color in their portrait paintings by the time-honored tradition of making master copies. Students will be working from high quality 2D reproductions in this course as a matter of convenience, but all principles can be applied to painting from a live model. We will explore different choices of palettes and techniques dependent upon the student's experience level, and their artists of choice. There will be broad information shared with the entire class that will apply to all, and from there the instruction will be tailored to the individual students' needs. This course is for all levels of experience, you don't have to be a master yourself to learn from the masters! Click Here for Supply ListThis list of paints is meant to be a solid base for traditional, representational portraiture, and will cover most of your needs. Although many past masters have used vermillion, I have not included that pigment because it is so cost prohibitive. Also, depending upon your choice of artist, you may require an additional pigment or two. If you are able to buy "artist quality" paints instead of "student grade" paints, I recommend doing so. Oil PaintsTitanium white 150mlFlake white 150ml or 37mlTrasnparent red iron oxide, or Transparent earth red (PR101)Cadmium red light 37mlPermanent or Alizarin crimson 37mlCadmium orange 37mlYellow Ochre 37mlRaw umber 37mlTere Vert 37ml (optional)Ultramarine blue 37mlIvory black 37ml MediumSmall container of linseed oilSmall container of odorless mineral spirits (Gamsol) in an airtight jarAlkyd medium. Liquin and Galkyd are both excellent, you'll only need one BrushesYou will need a variety of sizes to begin with. I recommend having 3 sizes of round brushes at the minimum. We can discuss brushed more during class, and you can decide for yourself what you prefer, but make sure you have some larger sizes to complement the small ones. SurfacesGessoed canvas or wood panel (your choice of size, but larger is often less difficult for working out drawing problems)One or two canvas boards around 8×10 for studiesYou may need more surfaces as the weeks progress, but this will suffice to start. The images you choose should be taken into consideration when deciding on the size and proportions of your surface. EX: If you choose an image that has a square composition, it would be wise to use a square surface to paint on. OtherPalette knife (I prefer a diamond head shape) Liquitex is an excellent brand and valueMetal ruler 18"Jack Richeson grey paper palette pad 12×16It's advisable to have a stiff surface like foam board or wood to support the paper during use.Paper towels, or blue shop ragsCotton cloth rags. Old T-shirts work very wellOptional: Gesso (acrylic polymer ground) if you wish to prepare surfaces like wood, paper, canvas, metal, or just to add stability to commercially pre-gessoed canvas RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

Mondays, 6 Week ClassAll levels welcome! Learn the ancient Mayan art of back-strap weaving. Back-strap weaving is at once a delicate and beautiful art form, highly portable (you can tie it to any post, tree, or even a nail in the wall), and wonderfully diverse. With this form of weaving you can make original table runners, scarves, place mats, curtains, shawls, table clothes, and much more. Students will learn to warp the thread and set up a loom, and then to weave a small table runner with some traditional Mayan designs. The thread (many colors are available), loom, warping board, needle, back-strap, and tie cord are all included in the materials fee. Ages 17 and up. Please note this art form requires students to bend over a loom for extended periods. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

Tuesdays, 6 Week ClassBeginner In this introductory class we will be exploring all the possibilities for clay handbuilding. Each week will be a new technique, including slab, coil, and extruder. With these techniques we can explore tile making, containers, dinnerware and non-functional decorative pieces. Lastly you will be learning how to decorate you pieces with glaze and underglaze. Ages 17 and up. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

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Tuesdays, 6 Week ClassIntermediate, Advanced Neat, portable and inexpensive, colored pencils can be used for any style work, from rough sketches to finely detailed realism. Students experiment with color and techniques for a full range of special effects. Emphasis on developing an individual style through personal guidance from instructor and class discussion. Some background in drawing necessary. All new students receive a drawing pad and a special eraser. Ages 17 and up. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

Tuesdays, 6 Week ClassIntermediate Explore spinning as a dynamic process that fosters creative spontaneity. Study color, composition, and value while creating from your own imaginative sources. Learn techniques to produce abstract or representational works, experiment with diverse spinning methods, and develop strong visual relationships. Emphasis on skill development, artistic growth, and collaborative studio interaction. Take your creative execution to the next level and discover new expressive possibilities Ages 17 and up. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

Tuesdays, 6 Week Class Beginner, Intermediate Learn to draw anything by learning to see as an artist sees, with emphasis on the perception of contour, negative space, proportion and value. Excellent foundation for beginners, also sharpens experienced drawing skills. Improving your drawing skills is invaluable in all of your other creative pursuits. Based on "Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain" by Betty Edwards, this class develops your perceptual skills. Ages 17 and up. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

Tuesdays, 6 Week ClassBeginner, Intermediate This course is designed for beginners and those wanting to make the switch from automatic settings in order to take creative control to a manual shooting mode. Students should bring a Digital SLR (DSLR) or Mirrorless 35mm camera to class. Crop sensor and micro 4/3's are also welcome. There will be an emphasis on foundational principles such as camera functions/operation, composition and lighting basics through a hands-on approach. We will cover photography history, explore concepts for shooting assignments, demonstrations and at home projects. At the conclusion, students should exhibit basic proficiency in a variety of photographic situations. DSLR or Mirrorless camera Bridge cameras are welcomed. Ages 17 and up. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

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Tuesdays, 6 Week ClassBeginner, Intermediate This work-at-your-own-pace class covers the basic mechanics of throwing on the wheel, including preparing the clay, centering, shaping, trimming, and glazing. We also discuss firing techniques, including raku. The focus of the class is on practicing techniques, and students include those who have never worked with clay to those who are more advanced. Ages 17 and up. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

All levels welcome! Bean Bur-Rita's: "Refried" pinto beans with lettuce, tomato, onion, jalapenos and sprouts wrapped in a GF, corn or whole grain tortilla. Made with soaked and cooked beans – simple, satisfying and kid-approved Sauce Options: Ranch Dressing (creamy, oil-free and versatile or Cilantro Line Sauce (fresh, bright and zesty) All dishes are plant-based can be prepared gluten-free and are dairy-free and oil-free Adult students (21 and over) are welcome to bring a bottle of wine or beverage of choice to enjoy with their meal. Please wear comfortable shoes and tie back long hair.  *Please note: Substitutions to menu cannot be made the day of class. Registration for Food Art Workshops close 48 hours before the start of the workshop. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

Wednesdays, 6 Week ClassBeginner, Intermediate In this class, you will learn the fundamental principles of portrait painting from life using direct painting methods. We will concentrate on proper proportion, values, skin tones, and getting a likeness. The instructor will give step-by-step demonstrations and lots of individual instruction from how to begin the initial drawing through mixing beautiful skin tones and atmospheric backgrounds. We will have two models for three weeks each. Ages 17 and up. Click Here for Supply ListMATERIALS LIST FOR OILColors: Burnt Umber, Burnt Sienna, Raw Umber, Brown Madder, Raw Sienna, Yellow Ochre, Cad. Red Deep, Indian Yellow, Cad. Yellow, Cad. Orange, Cad. Yellow Pale, Naples Yellow Light, Cad. Red Light, Light Red or Terra Rosa, Cad. Scarlet, Permanent Rose, Cad. Green, Cad. Yellow light, Viridian, Utramarine Blue, Dioxazine Purple, Cerulean Blue, Manganese Blue, Black, Titanium White. (Gamblin, Winsor Newton, or Old Holland brands)Mediums: Gamblin Neo Megilp, Turpenoid, Odorless Mineral Spirits, (artist grade for cleaning brushes)Brushes: Filberts, # 2, 4, 6, Flats, # 4, 6, 8, Fan Brushes # 4, 6, Sable- cat tongue #6, #8.Canvas: Portrait Class: 12×16 or 16×20. Still-life Class: 8×10, 11×14, or 12×16.To tone the canvas you may use Golden Acrylic N5 Neutral Grey. Apply a thin wash on acrylic primed canvas only.For the Pastel Students: Canson Mi-Teintes pastel paper in Steel grey, Felt grey, Sand or Moonstone. (Optional) Wallis grey tone sanded pastel paper in 12 x18 inch pads.Any soft pastels you already have. Portrait sets, some good ones that are affordable are: Faber Castell soft pastel sets, Prismacolor Nupastel semi-soft portrait assortment, Prismacolor soft pastel portrait assortment (optional), Rembrandt soft pastel portrait sets (optional).Pastel pencils for details especially brown tones for sketching, Blending stumps, Kneaded eraser, Ruler, Utility knife for sharpening pencils, Small hand mirror for checking your work, Small chamois for blending or erasing, Drawing board, Masking tape, An 8 x 10 reference photo of your choice preferably not taken with a flash. Paper towels. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

Wednesdays, 6 Week ClassIntermediate, Advanced In this intermediate class you will explore several different approaches to perfecting your painting skills in portraiture and still life using pastel, charcoal or oils. You'll learn how to create beautifully accurate portraits from photographs. Students may also opt to paint from a still-life of various objects and learn how to paint flowers and shiny surfaces like brass and silver. We will focus on color mixing, tonal values, edges, and accurate drawing. Ages 17 and up. Click Here for Supply ListMATERIALS LIST FOR OIL Colors: Burnt Umber, Burnt Sienna, Raw Umber, Brown Madder, Raw Sienna, Yellow Ochre, Cad. Red Deep, Indian Yellow, Cad. Yellow, Cad. Orange, Cad. Yellow Pale, Naples Yellow Light, Cad. Red Light, Light Red or Terra Rosa, Cad. Scarlet, Permanent Rose, Cad. Green, Cad. Yellow light, Viridian, Utramarine Blue, Dioxazine Purple, Cerulean Blue, Manganese Blue, Black, Titanium White. (Gamblin, Winsor Newton, or Old Holland brands) Mediums: Gamblin Neo Megilp, Turpenoid, Odorless Mineral Spirits, (artist grade for cleaning brushes) Brushes: Filberts, # 2, 4, 6, Flats, # 4, 6, 8, Fan Brushes # 4, 6, Sable- cat tongue #6, #8. Canvas: Portrait Class: 12×16 or 16×20. Still-life Class: 8×10, 11×14, or 12×16. To tone the canvas you may use Golden Acrylic N5 Neutral Grey. Apply a thin wash on acrylic primed canvas only. For the Pastel Students: Canson Mi-Teintes pastel paper in Steel grey, Felt grey, Sand or Moonstone. (Optional) Wallis grey tone sanded pastel paper in 12 x18 inch pads.Any soft pastels you already have. Portrait sets, some good ones that are affordable are: Faber Castell soft pastel sets, Prismacolor Nupastel semi-soft portrait assortment, Prismacolor soft pastel portrait assortment (optional), Rembrandt soft pastel portrait sets (optional).Pastel pencils for details especially brown tones for sketching, Blending stumps, Kneaded eraser, Ruler, Utility knife for sharpening pencils, Small hand mirror for checking your work, Small chamois for blending or erasing, Drawing board, Masking tape, An 8 x 10 reference photo of your choice preferably not taken with a flash. Paper towels. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

Wednesdays, 6 Week ClassIntermediate, Advanced Bring your passion for landscape painting to new heights in this guided, open studio, all media class.  Using your own reference materials, learn how to identify and convey the essence of your landscape subjects. Respond to your subjects by interpreting vs. copying. Develop more intuitive, spontaneous ways of seeing.  Paint with greater emotion and purpose. Additional topics include composition and design, color exploration, qualities of light and shadow, value contrasts, edge control, aerial perspective, and how to successfully depict the elements of sky and water. Students should be familiar with their chosen medium. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

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First Day for Students. All schools are open. 

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Labor Day holiday – No school for students

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End of Quarter 1

No school for students.  *Possible hurricane make-up day

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No school for students.  *Possible hurricane make-up day

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 Thanksgiving Holiday Week – No school for students

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End of Quarter 2 and End of First Semester

Winter Holidays –  No school for students

No school for students.  *Possible hurricane make-up day

Second Semester begins

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Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day – No school for students

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Presidents' Day - No school for students. *Possible hurrica

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End of Quarter 3

 Spring holidays – No school for students

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No school for students.  *Possible hurricane make-up day

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No school for students.  *Possible hurricane make-up day

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Last day for all students. End of Quarter 4 and the End of Seco

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