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Nease High School needs parent volunteers to assist with “Panther Pick-Up,” August 11-18.  “Panther Pick-Up” is the week students turn in the SJCSD required forms, pick up school schedules, IDs and books.  Please go to the Nease website at www.neasehs.com to print required forms and check scheduled days and times.  During “Panther Pick-Up,” parents will also be able to join PTSO and sign up for school year volunteer opportunities.   Please contact Paula Gaskin, Volunteer Coordinator, at neasevols@bellsouth.net or 285-8772 to volunteer for “Panther Pick-Up.”

Enough is enough!  Every time I the turn around I hear about how the new Ponte Vedra High School is taking valuable resources from Nease.

Why do the students at Nease have to loose coaches and teachers.  Just today I read this headline "Sharks Land More Former Nease Coaches".  Saying, "Tuesday’s announcement that former Nease High boys basketball coach Bud Beech will serve in that same capacity at the new PV High means thus far three head coaches and at least one assistant have traded in Panthers green for Sharks blue."

The kids at Nease now do not have a soccer coach for boys or girls!  What is going on?  Is it not enough that Ponte Vedra Beach now has it's own private high school (look at the zoning map) that now they get to recruit the best from within St. Johns County?  Nease is one of the top 100 high shcools in the nation; let's not let zoning and recruiting practices ruin what has been hard earned.

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The Lax Maniax girl's lacrosse team won the Southeastern Championship tournament on May 20. The Lax Maniax, Florida's Premier Lacrosse Team for girls, has over 60 girls from North Florida programs on its roster.

The Maniax took 4 teams up to Stone Mountain for the tournament, and the squad that brought the elite High School division trophy home had the following North Florida players on their team:

Alyssa Greenert (Bartram Trail)

Allie Lancashire (Nease)

Jennifer Busby (Bartram Trail)