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The Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 (ESEA), as amended by the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), requires that a Local Educational Agency prepare and disseminate an annual Local Educational Agency report card and provide information on state, local, and school performance and progress in an understandable and uniform format. Use the links provided below to view either the 2021-2022 Brevard School District Report Card or Cocoa High School Report Card. If you would like a printed copy or need translation assistance, please notify the front office. These reports can be translated into Spanish and Haitian Creole by using the Select Language option at the top left of each page. Select the preferred language from the drop-down menu.

Cocoa High School Report Card Link: https://edudata.fldoe.org/ReportCards/Schools.html?school=1121&district=05

District Report Card Link: https://edudata.fldoe.org/ReportCards/Schools.html?school=1121&district=05

La Ley de Educación Primaria y Secundaria de 1965 (ESEA), enmendada por la Ley Cada Estudiante Triunfa (ESSA), requiere que una Agencia Educativa Local prepare y difunda una boleta de calificaciones anual de la Agencia Educativa Local y proporcione información sobre el estado, local y escuela desempeño y progreso en un formato comprensible y uniforme. Utilice los enlaces que se proporcionan a continuación para ver el Boletín de calificaciones del distrito escolar de Brevard 2021-2022 o el Boletín de calificaciones de la escuela de Cocoa High School. Si desea una copia impresa o necesita ayuda con la traducción, notifique a la oficina principal. Estos informes se pueden traducir al español y al criollo haitiano usando la opción Seleccionar idioma en la parte superior izquierda de cada página. Seleccione el idioma preferido en el menú desplegable.

Cocoa High School Vínculo de la boleta de calificaciones: https://edudata.fldoe.org/ReportCards/Schools.html?school=1121&district=05

Enlace a la boleta de calificaciones del distrito: https://edudata.fldoe.org/ReportCards/Schools.html?school=0000&district=05

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Jacob Dailey

Emma Dance

Emily Daniel

Kaela Daniel

Nicholas Deans

Aniya Fusco

Breauna Happel

Autumn Hill

Catriona McDonald

Brock Mueller

Rachel Reyes

Kailey Spurlock

Laila Thompson

William Varner

Lillian Vonderharr

8th Grade students earned Straight A's:

Antonio Colon

Gabriella Diaz Jimenez

Aiden Drew

Angelina Elsner

Sawyer Feather

Joshua Howard

Za'Niyah Howard

Jaimee Markossy

Cristal Martinez

Mary McCoy

Fiona McDonald

Brianna Puga

Yesmi Quiroz Rodriguez

Elyssa Rosenberg

Sydney Troutman

Lucas Winn

8th Grade students earned AB Honor Roll:

Anderson Alvarado Reyes

Jayden Arcilla

Aurora Bailey

Lisa Mae Bangthrongsack

Zaid Benabdelouahab

Emily Brock

John Carbonetta-Lebron

Zane Carr

Kaitlin Cook

Clayton Deckert

Logan Diaz

Laycee-Lynn Dye

Sayda Garcia

Annie Gaulding

Aurora Gibson

Tyler Green

Sakhia Harris

Brayden Johnson

Zoey Maloney

Mikaela Mathis

Cody McGowan

Ender Merida Garcia

Izaiah Morales

Emmalee Olds

Osman Osorio-Paz

Nadia Parker

Kailany Perrusquia

Brenda Perrusquia-Rodriguez

Shakim Pierce

Jazz Porter

Avery Price

Alex Sagastume

Madison Seals

Ryley Seymour

David Sharp

Princess Simmons

Alvin Sims

Melanis Sosa Basulto

Payton Wood

7th grade students earned straight A's:

Javanni Brown

Terrance Chan

Savannah Clark-King

Jacob Gonzalez-LEP

Draven Kestel-Friend

Camille Keys

Jake Leos

Bryce Mueller

Ja'Dore Pratt

Sarah Rigby

Gage Rymer-Nestor

Austin Smith

Wade Sturgill

Abdul-Malik Thomas

7th grade students earned AB Honor Roll:

Jessica Bradley

Caleb Byrd

Joseph Carranza Bautista

Kelly Caudill

Gabriel Corado

Emanuel Espinoza-Rabanales

Sebastian Fernandez Pacheco

Brandon Garcia Lopez

Isacc Gilmore

Gregory Graham

T'Laysia Grimes

Ardenai Hall

John Howard

Janell James-Hernandez

Roxana Juarez Ramirez

MJ Linsinbigler

Anyelin Lopez-Geronimo

Ray-Ray Lovett

Galilea Machado Henriquez

Eliseo Mendoza

Jayden Minick

Aileen Miranda

Jo'Leeia Mixon

Naomi Murariu

Xavier Patuano

Ingrid Perez Luna

Joseph Pierce

Jerriana Pollard

Chauncey Rhynes

Bella Rivera-Rodriguez

Ashli Rodriguez-Lopez

Saphira Sage

Orlando Santiago

Colt Sharp

Javier Shivers

Andrew Vanmarlin

1. City of Cocoa Chief of Police Evander Collier came and shared with Mr. Hamlett's 3rd and 4th period Digital Design students.
   
2. Digital Design students are creating all kinds of works of art in Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator
3. Digital Information Technology classes have been studying entrepreneurship and small business and have had a number of guest speakers from the business world.

8th grade students debating for and against the ratification of the US Constitution.

Cocoa High School Athletics had a great Fall sports season.

The Volleyball team finished 12-10 with the second best record in school history.

Jade Hedren, Thomas Makela and Cameron Graves all advanced to the Regional Golf Tournament and performed well at the Cape Coast Conference Tournament with great scores and their best team finish in 10 years.

Breauna Hapel advanced to Regional Cross Country Meet and ran her personal best time.

Varsity Football earned a District Championship and will compete in the upcoming playoffs beginning on 11/11/2022.

Austin Jordan and Sammy Jenkins performed well during our Swim/Dive season.

Cocoa High Bowling team finished 8th in the Cape Coast Conference Tournament.

We look forward to a successful Winter season with those sports already starting practice.

A huge thank you to Bethany, at B & B Candles and Soaps for hosting Cocoa High School’s first school wide fundraiser!

B & B Candles and Soaps also sponsored our faculty and staff’s October birthday cake and provided amazing birthday gifts to those staff members celebrating an October birthday.

Bethany also joined us for our Family Math Night!

Please join us again November 11, 12, or 13th at B & B Candles and Soaps in Cocoa Village when 10% of all sales during this weekend will be donated to Cocoa High School’s Girls Volleyball team.

B & B Candles and Soaps is independently owned and operated since 2013. B & B creates handcrafted natural soaps and quality home fragrance candles.

Thank you to Julie Dimmig with Community Credit Union for joining our families and students for our Math Night. Mrs. Dimmig presented educational material and a generous raffle prize!

Dan Quattrocchi of Quattrocchi Real Estate donated Hershey Kisses to support our Class of 2025 Friendship Grams fundraiser.

Sandy Myers with Financial Cornerstone Group graciously donated a beautiful desert rose and pot to replace a teacher’s memorial on campus. The memorial has been moved to the front of our campus by Ms. Stewart’s office.

We appreciate Jennifer Yoli with Waste Pro and her generosity and donation of much needed hoodies to our students’ clothing closet. The Basket Brigade Food Drive runs now through November 15.

November 15th – Spirit Night at Texas Roadhouse in Viera from 5pm to 8pm to support Cocoa High School Girls Volleyball Team. 10% of all receipts that are collected will be donated to our Girls Volleyball Team to assist with purchasing uniforms and new equipment.

AVID will be having a fundraiser at Time Out in Cocoa Village on Tuesday, November 8th from 5-9 PM.

The Tiger Shack will begin distributing food on Wednesday, October 19th, starting off with the monthly distribution of fresh fruits and vegetables that day! Non perishable foods will be available every Friday at dismissal in the car loop by building 6 & 7.

November Tiger Shack Dates:

Friday 11/4 - Non-perishables

Thursday 11/10 - Non-perishables

Wednesday 11/16 - Produce

Week of Thanksgiving Date TBD - Non-perishables

Distribution will be available in the building 6&7 car loop at dismissal while supplies last. Please keep in mind that no food is allowed on the bus this year.

Big Library Read 2022 is a Global Free Book Read across the world. The book will be available on BPS Sora Launchpad 11/2 - 11/16

Parents/guardians, we could use your help in reminding your child(ren) of the dress code policy at CHS.

Pride is taken in the appearance of Cocoa High School students. School is the student's place of business where appropriate dress and hygiene are important. Students must dress in good taste out of respect for each other and their school. Students must dress in a manner that would not constitute a disruption, safety hazard, or impropriety. The responsibility for the dress and appearance of each student properly rests with the student and his/her guardian(s). The dress code is subject to the discretion of the administration.

• Garments must be of a length and fit that are suitable to the build and stature of the student and must not expose undergarments or be otherwise immodest.
• Clothing, jewelry, and accessories shall not convey messages that are crude, vulgar/profane, violent/death-oriented (Gothic), gang related, sexually suggestive, and/or promoting weapons, alcohol, drugs, or tobacco.
• Pierced jewelry shall be limited to the ear. Dog collars, tongue rings, wallet chains, large hair picks, chains that connect one part of the body to another, or other jewelry/accessories that pose a safety concern for the student or other shall be prohibited. Clear plastic spacers or retainers may be worn in facial piercings. Band-aids cannot cover a piercing.
• Hats, curlers, scarves, bandanas, and sweat bands are not to be worn in buildings or outside in hallways. Extreme hair styles or hair colors are prohibited.

Thank you

Website: https://www.brevardschools.org/CocoaJRSR
Location: 2000 Tiger Trail, Cocoa, FL, 32926 USA
Phone: (321)632-5300