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Education
Registry for Schools Registry
Students registering in Bay County Public Schools for the
first time must present the following:
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One document showing proof of residency within the school district.
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A Certificate of Immunization (HRS Form 680) which is available from private physicians or the local Public Health Department.
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Proof of a medical examination within the past 12 months if your child is entering a Florida school for the first time.
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Birth certificate of the Child being registered
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Child’s Social Security Card
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Incoming seventh grade students must have proof (HRS Form 680) of a series of immunizations that includes a second dose of Measles vaccine, Hepatitis-B (at least the first in series of three) and tetanus-diphtheria vaccine.
Curriculum
The Sunshine State Standards and Benchmarks, a listing of what
Florida’s students should know and be able to do, form the basis of
the curriculum offered in Bay District schools. Standards focus on
seven traditional academic areas: Language Arts (including reading &
writing), Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, The Arts, Health &
Physical Education, and Foreign Languages. Students in
pre-Kindergarten through adult education experience a varied
curriculum designed to fit a wide variety of needs and interests.
Bay
County Schools Elementary
Breakfast Point
Callaway
Cedar Grove
Hiland Park
Hutchinson Beach
Lucille Moore
Lynn Haven
Merriam Cherry Street
Northside
Oakland Terrace (Visual & Performing Arts)
Parker
Patronis
Southport
Springfield
Tommy Smith
Tyndall
Waller
West Bay
Middle Schools
Everitt
Jinks
Merritt Brown
Mowat
Surfside
K-12 School
Deane Bozeman
High
Schools
A.C. Mosley
Bay
J.R. Arnold Rosenwald (Alternative)
Rutherford
Charter Schools
Bay Haven Charter Academy
Chautauqua Learn and
Serve
Newpoint Bay
Special Purpose
Schools
M.K. Lewis Center
New Horizons
St. Andrews
School
Private Schools
Kaleidoscope School of Discovery
Panama City Renaissance School
St. Johns Catholic School
Covenant Christian
Adult/Technical Schools Tom P. Haney Technical Center
Higher Education
FSU Panama City
Florida State University Panama City is a full-service regional
campus of one of the nation's top public universities. More than 30
undergraduate and graduate degree programs are offered at it
beautiful waterfront campus along North Bay including electrical,
computer, civil and environmental engineering, computer science,
criminology, nursing, business, education, social work and
accounting. The new FSU PC Holley Academic Center provides students
state-of-the-art academic laboratories, "smart technology"
classrooms, a high-tech online library and learning center, lecture
hall, seminar and study rooms. In addition to flexible scheduling,
small classes allow for personalized instruction from dedicated
faculty.
Florida
State University Panama City is committed to the success of each
student and to "Changing Lives By Degrees".
Visit the FSU PC website at
www.pc.fsu.edu or contact the campus at (850) 872-4750 or Toll
Free at (866) 696-7872.
Gulf Coast Community College
(GCCC)
Since 1957, Gulf Coast Community College had
provided a first class education to the citizens of Bay, Gulf &
Franklin counties. With its strong emphasis on success, regardless
of students' academic background, age or educational goals, the
college is proud of the success of its graduates who transfer to
state universities and of its occupational students who have
extremely high placement rates in the careers they have chosen.
Gulf Coast faculty and staff dedicate themselves to serving students who plan to transfer to a state university, want a new career or better job skills, seek basic skills, or want to enrich their lives. Gulf Coast serves more than 7,000 students each semester and an additional 21,000 students annually in the Center for Business, Continuing & Community Education courses.
Because 75 percent of GCCC students work, classes are offered at convenient times and in convenient locations -- morning, afternoon, evening and weekend courses, in addition to courses on the Internet, on DVD and on video tape that students can view at their own pace in their own homes. In addition to the main campus in Panama City, the college holds classes at Tyndall Air Force Base, the North Bay Center and the Gulf/Franklin Center in Port St. Joe.
Because paying for college is always a concern, there are hundreds of GCCC Foundation scholarships available for both students just graduating from high school and those returning to school, in addition to student assistantships, work study grants and student loans for those that qualify through scholastic achievement or need. For more information on GCCC, please contact us at (850) 769-1551 or visit our website at www.gulfcoast.edu .
Troy University
With two locations to serve the
residents of Bay County, Troy University offers a variety of
educational programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels in
traditional in-class settings or online through our distance
learning eCampus programs. Adult students of diverse educational
backgrounds and varied work schedules will find the convenient five
9-week terms provides the opportunity to pursue higher education
while continuing to maintain full-time employment. With over 120
years of experience in education, Troy is regionally accredited and
is focused on providing quality education one student at a time. For
more information on Troy, please contact us at (850) 747-0634 or by
email at panamacity@troy.edu
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Embry-Riddle
Aeronautical University (ERAU)
The ERAU – Tyndall campus located on Tyndall Air Force Base offers
degree programs in Associate of Science and Bachelor of Science in
Professional Aeronautics, Associate of Science and Bachelor of
Science in Technical Management, and Master of
Aeronautical Science and Master of Science in Management.
Classes are conveniently offered in the evenings and via distance
learning. VA Approved. For more information on ERAU call us
850.283.4557 or email us at
tyndall.center@erau.edu. Visit us on the web at
www.erau.edu/tyndall.
