If you're coming to the game at FAU tonight - it's a whiteout!
Wear your white Pine Crest gear!

Updated photo gallery added!
For one electrifying night, Stacy Gym pulsated under the lights of Studio 75. Long  drapes, funky signs, bell-bottom pants, go-go boots, afro-wigs, feathered hair, leisure suits, and a few dancers in cages flipped partiers back to the 1970s. The revelers danced all night to tunes like “Disco Inferno,”  “I Will Survive,” and anything by The Bee Gees.

Students in Philip Consuegra’s Gov./Pol. AP classes recently presented their Supreme Court Simulation Project in the Commons Room. 

Who would believe that "Staying Alive," the signature song of Rock 'n' Roll legends The Bee Gees, could help save a life?  Well, freshmen and sophomore boys in their health classes recently learned that the song has a beat that accelerates the heart to almost exactly 100 beats per minute – the same rate the American Heart Association recommends for chest compressions during CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation).

Senior Paige Finkelstein has been selected as a recipient of the 2010-11 Comcast Leaders and Achievers® Scholarship.  This award, funded through The Comcast Foundation, recognizes high school seniors from Comcast communities for commitment to community service, academic achievement, and demonstrated leadership.  

Pine Crest recently hosted admission deans and directors from nine colleges and universities across the country for its annual Winter Symposium. 

The Boca campus recently hosted its annual Breakfast Club in the Bernstein Family Commons Room.

This year’s 100^th day celebrations took on new meaning, adding a few more projects and fun activities. Fort Lauderdale second graders actually donned clothing symbolic of how they want to be remembered. There were rock stars, surgeons, presidents, motorcycle riders, entertainers, and scientists. First graders sprinted 100 yards on the football field (actually twice) to commemorate the event, and Pre-Primary students had a visit from Mr. O! 

Wednesday night’s rollicking Band Concert on the Boca campus represented a first for Band Director John Aiello.

It was a tough week for Boca’s “A” team. The boys’ 46-23 win over American Heritage on Wednesday was bookended by a 40-24 loss to PCFL on Tuesday and a 35-23 defeat at the hands of Saint Andrew’s on Thursday.

Wagner College, a member of the Northeast Conference and Football Championship Series, (FCS), signed two Pine Crest School football players to national letters of letters of intent.

Don’t forget to save the date for Hooray for Hollywood, Boca’s Spring Event! There are still opportunities to sponsor, underwrite, place ads, and make donations to this year’s extravaganza. Please see the attached flyer here for more information. Also, here is the donation form for you to print (conveniently all in one document!)

The BookShare Sale begins this coming Monday, February 1 in the Media Center. Thank you to everyone who generously donated their gently-used books. We have an incredible assortment of various titles.

At the end of each month, sponsors of gifts (tributes) made to Pine Crest School will be recognized.

Happy Holidays!

Samantha ’17, Jake ’18, and Biddi Solomon ’20 wish a Happy Holiday to the following:

Dr. Lourdes Cowgill, Ph.D., Janet Gabriel, Doni Johnson, Lorie Austin, Christine Pojdl, Joeleah Tighe, Dana Mullaney, Cliff Page, Chris Ross, Debbie O’Brien, Nancy Belotto, Kristin Shealy, Ray Anastas, Carol Sasadu, Karl Nitowski, Lisa Garner, Denise Krigger, Linda Tague, Mary D’Angelo, Stephanie Little, Karen Wilson-Walters, Sheree DeSouza, Carol Kashner, Gretchen Fasulo, Bonnie Jacobi, Christopher Fitzpatrick, Buffy Fitzgerald, Reede Lawman, Uche Pendergast, Mary Beth Graf, Esther Heyden, Rene Mohnani, Alison Moss, Mary Mathews, Dale Smith, Anita Tychsen, Susan Taylor, Arlene McDace, Barbara Hollowell, Christine Khachane, and Susan Watson.