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Blanche Armwood High School
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| Name |
Armwood High School
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| Location |
12000 US Hwy 92 Seffner, Florida 33584 (813) 744-8040
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| Established |
August, 1984
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| Type |
Public secondary
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| Religion |
Secular
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| Students |
Coeducational
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| Grades |
9 to 12
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| Accreditation |
Florida State Department of Education
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| District |
Hillsborough County School District
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| Mascot |
Hawks
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| Colors |
Blue, Gray, and Maroon
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| Principal |
Mark Hutek
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| Website |
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Armwood High School, located in Seffner, Florida, on U.S. Highway 92 opened in August of 1984. The school is named after Blanche Armwood, a longtime Tampa resident and contributor. The school's mascot is the "Hawk".
[edit] 2007-08 Administration
- Principal: Marc Hutek
- Assistant Principal: Deon Maddox.
- Assistant Principal of Curriculum: Nicole Aldridge
- Assistant Principal of Student Affairs: Alice Gault and Cheryl Pilcher.
- Assistant Principal: Donald Hill
[edit] Fight Song
- Armwood Hawks will soar to victory
- Shout and cheer, show your loyalty
- We are the blue and grey
- We'll triumph in the fight
- They'll be a victory for Armwood tonight!
[edit] Alma Mater
- Hawk of our school
- We pledge to thee
- Our Faith, Or Love, Our Loyalty
- Wings of prey fly to be our stay
- And guide us in our victorious ways
- Blue for spirit, gray for strength
- And a touch of maroon for pride
- We forever pledge
- To put our faith
- In the Hawk of Armwood High
- Hail to Armwood High!
[edit] Curriculum
[edit] Advanced Placement Courses
- AP Art classes
- AP Social Studies
- AP Science Classes
- AP English and Lit
- AP Mathematics
- AP Spanish Lit
- Western Civilization (dual enrollment)
- Freshman English (dual enrollment)
- Spanish 1-4
- Web Design 1-4
- PC Support 1-4
- Leadership Devolopment 1-4
- Leadership Training 1-4
[edit] Athletics
The school is known for its excellent football program, which started in 1996 under head coach Sean Callahan. The Football team has made 3 straight FHSAA state final appearances, including a championship in 2004 and 2005 and a close loss in 2006.
[edit] Television Productions
- ATV (Armwood Television)
- Broadcast Live Show daily on Closed Circuit TV
- Instructor: Mr. Tom Crowe
[edit] External links
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