NEW SCHOOL WHO THIS

  Dont worry Youll never get lost

It's your first day at school and you don't know where or what to do because your the new student on campus. The first thing you’ll want to know is that we are a very friendly family and you can always ask anyone where to go if you get lost. If that, because all of our classrooms are structured well with math and science on the third floor, art and English language classes on the second floor, and foreign language and History on the first floor with the gym next door. Everything is labeled too with the teachers name on the door and their main study of focus.

Scholar school!!!

As a student here at MIA we offer an Aice program which leads to a bright futures scholarship for a school of your choice here in florida giving students the chance to excel not only in highschool but also in the next level. Our school values our well rounded teachers and our low teacher to student ratio giving you a chance to learn without difficulty and having an ability to be noticed as a student. So you should never be afraid to ask a question when you have one.

Involve Yourself

Also here at MIA we have clubs such as key club, interact, and spanish honor society which provide community service hours which you will need to graduate in easy ways just by going to the meetings and attending some of the events. The events could even be as little as volunteering at a carwash or even a carshow here on the island. 

We also have fun clubs as well such as Manta Motors, fishing club, and even chess club so you can never get bored of doing nothing after school. Being involved in activities is not only fun but it gives big colleges the opportunity to see that you were involved and they might be more interested in you if you plan on going to college.

We also offer all kinds of sports which almost all have won their pcac championships with the past 3 years leaving you to have a chance to perform in sports and be more involved.

My best advice to you is to never be scared to ask someone for help because here at MIA we are willing to help not only as friends but as well as family.

1b - Reflecting back on my previous leaflet on giving advice to people going to a new school, I believe that I had correct structure in my leaflet as leaflets have shorter paragraphs such as subheadings instead of long paragraphs. I included headings to contribute to the structure of the leaflet and follow the steps to properly project my information to the audience.

I gave advice on not only finding your way around a new school but also on your future if you were to go to the new school. This led me to write also about what you can do to be more involved with student activities and clubs during and after school. I tried to keep my language in a welcoming tone to try and make the reader feel safe and less nervous about being a ‘new student’ also including reasons why the student shouldnt be scared to ask someone for help when they don't know what to do. After this I included how we had a low student to teacher ratio making it easier for me to prove how teachers will alway be able to notice you as well as give every student the right to be noticed and helped.

In my leaflet I also included how students need hours to graduate which gives students an excuse to join clubs and involve themselves to be able to fill up on the right hours they need.