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Welcome Ms. Reba Morgan as the new head coach for our Cheerleading Program.
Duval County Schools police officer
📣 Braves, it's almost time for Student Orientation!   Start the 2026–2027 school year off right by joining us on Wednesday, July 29, 2026!  At orientation, you'll: ✅ Receive important information during the Welcome to Parker presentation 🏈 Explore sports teams, clubs, and student organizations at the Extracurricular Expo 📸 Incoming 9th graders enrolled in TPHS Focus can take their school ID photo  🕘 Grade-Level Orientation Times: • 12th Grade: 9:00–10:30 AM • 10th & 11th Grades: 11:00 AM–12:30 PM • 9th Grade: 1:30–3:00 PM  Families with multiple students are welcome to attend one session that best fits their schedule (see flyer for details).  We can't wait to welcome you to campus and help you get ready for a successful school year. See you at Parker!
📚✨ Bring Your Style. Keep It School Ready. ✨📚  As we get ready for an exciting new school year, we're reminding all Braves to review our TPHS Dress Code before the first day of school.  We love seeing your unique style and creativity! To help ensure everyone is ready to learn, please make sure your school attire meets our dress code guidelines.  🚫 A few items not permitted on campus include: • Crocs, slides, and backless shoes • Cropped, tied, or cut-up shirts • See-through or mesh clothing • Shorts, skirts, or bottoms shorter than mid-thigh • Leggings/yoga pants and biker shorts • Pajamas (including pajama-style pants) • Ripped pants • Head coverings (unless approved for religious or medical purposes) • Face masks • Non-clear bags larger than a sheet of printer paper • Memorabilia medallions  Please review the flyer for the complete list of dress code expectations so you're ready for a successful first day.  Let's make it a great year, Braves!
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