This is all the information given in our Freshmen Orientation Packets: 

Freshmen Orientation Packet

Here is the PowerPoint we went over: 

IB Freshmen Orientation Presentation

ENGLISH

To get a head-start, freshmen can complete an optional writing diagnostic and even get some subsequent skill practice over the summer; just join up with the class on Quill.org with the code swan-egg. (Once you complete the diagnostic, Mr. Benton will open up some activities to help you brush on your skills.)

And — while there’s no assigned reading — Mr. Benton also highly encourages all incoming freshmen to find interesting books to read over the summer. (If you’re not sure where to start, here are some recommendations from this year’s Florida Teens Read list.) Beyond that, if you read a great book, watch a thought-provoking movie, or binge a compelling series — try cranking out an analytical thesis statement or two.

Should you need any help at any point, or if you have any questions about the year ahead with English 2, feel free to email Mr. Benton anytime at bentonro@pcsb.org.

FRENCH

Incoming Freshmen French Course Information

You've applied, you've been invited, and you've accepted! Now what? The next step in the process is registration.

Students will bring a parent to drop off all the paperwork needed so we can register their child for St. Petersburg High School. 

You must bring all the items on the Registration Checklist when you come for registration. A copy of all required forms will be available when you register. 

PRIVATE SCHOOL STUDENTS PLEASE ALSO INCLUDE A PRINTED COPY OF THE FOLLOWING: Birth Certificate, Social Security Card, Physical, Immunization Record