August 2018 issue by St. Johns Magazine

August 2018

ST.JOHNS magazine

DAWN LOPEZ

DERRICK ODOM

PHIL AMATO

ARIELLE NIXON

LETISHA BEREOLA

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August 2018

PUBLISHER Debbie Gaylord

ST.JOHNS magazine

debbie@stjohnsmag.com EDITOR Darren Rosenbaum

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#1 Why Northern St. Johns Schools consistently Lead in School Performance and All Around in the State of Florida by Debbie Gaylord

Friends of ours recently moved to the area and one of the driving factors in choosing St. Johns was the opportunities afforded through our amazing public schools. Northern St. Johns Schools are part of the award-winning St. Johns County Public School District, named by Niche.com and 247Wallst.com as the #1 School District in the state. Many of the most highly regarded schools are located in Northern St. Johns.

What sets St. Johns Apart is often the teachers at these schools who go above and beyond in their dedication to the students. But the schools are stellar on every level including academic offerings, championship athletics, and a social opportunities through clubs and other extracurricular activities.

Over the years I have had the pleasure of sending my children to SJCPS and have experienced many schools first hand, since one of my children has special needs. Our kids started out at Timberlin Creek and later went to Switzerland Point Middle, then on to Bartram Trail High School. Cunningham Elementary, Switzerland Point Middle & Creekside High School were amazing for high quality special needs teachers and programs. What sets St. Johns apart is often the teachers at these schools who go above and beyond in their dedication to the students. But the schools are stellar on every level including academic offerings, championship athletics, and a social opportunities through clubs and other extracurricular activities. According to Florida Department of Education school grades for 2018 (*from a press release from SJCPS): “The elementary schools receiving an “A” are Cunningham Creek Elementary, Durbin Creek Elementary, W.D. Hartley Elementary, Hickory Creek Elementary, R.B. Hunt Elementary, Julington Creek Elementary, Ketterlinus Elementary, Mill Creek Elementary, Ocean Palms Elementary, Palencia Elementary, Picolata Crossing Elementary, PVPV/Rawlings Elementary, Timberlin Creek Elementary and Wards Creek Elementary. The middle schools with an “A” are Fruit Cove Middle, Alice B. Landrum Middle, Pacetti Bay Middle and Switzerland Point Middle. Liberty Pines, Patriot Oaks and Valley Ridge academies received an “A” as did Bartram Trail, Creekside, Allen D. Nease and Ponte Vedra high schools. St. Johns Virtual School also received an “A”.”

For our back to school issue we decided to focus on High Schools in northern St. Johns and really examine statistically why they are so amazing.

SCHOOL FAQS Ponte Vedra

has 1629 students and is ranked #24 in the state. • It was chosen as a national gold medal award winner by US News and World Report. • Academies: Biotech & Medical Research; International Business, IT • Athletics: Football 96th in state & 1233 Nationally; Lacrosse 5th in state & 67th nationally; Baseball 145th in state and 2504th nationally; Girls Softball: 190th in state and 3821th Nationally; Girls Soccer: 36th in state and 166th nationally.

Creekside

has 2007 students and is ranked #27 in the state. • It was chosen as a national gold medal award winner by US News and World Report. • Academies: Engineering & Environmental; Emerging Technologies (Digital Design or Cyber Security) • Athletics: Football 256th in state and 4114th nationally; Lacrosse: 26th State and 497th nationally; Baseball 66th in state and 1147th nationally; Girls Softball: 190th state and 3821th nationally; Girls Soccer 36th state and 166 nationally.

Bartram Trail has 2107 students and is ranked #45th in the State

• It was chosen as a national silver medal award winner by US News and World Report. • Academies: Vystar; Design (Interior, Fashion & Architecture); AIR FORCE JROTC • Athletics: Football 14th in State and 118th nationally; Lacrosse 35 in state and 632 nationally; Baseball 184th in state and 3129 nationally; Girls Softball 31st in state and 455 nationally; Girls Soccer: 9th in state and 33rd nationally.

Nease

has 2059 students is ranked #81 in the state. • It was chosen as a national silver medal award winner by US News and World Report. • Academies: International Baccalaureate; Communications; Engineering; Hospitality & Tourism; NAVY JROTC • Athletics: Football: 138th in state and 1884 nationally; Lacrosse: 11th in state and 266 nationally; Baseball: 168 in state and 2772 nationally; Girls Softball: 131st in state and 2263 nationally; Girls Soccer 12th in state and 46th nationally.

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Summer Movie Review

Taking Us Back to the Summer of 1979

“In 1979 young Donna, Tanya and Rosie graduate from Oxford University -- leaving Donna free to embark on a series of adventures throughout Europe. On her journeys, she makes the acquaintances of Harry, Bill and Sam -- the latter whom she falls in love with, but he's also the man who breaks her heart. In the present day, Donna's pregnant daughter, Sophie, dreams of renovating a taverna while reuniting with her mother's old friends and boyfriends on the Greek island of Kalokairi.” Universal Studios If you are a super fan of the original Mama Mia, you will enjoy the sequel. Despite a slow and somewhat awkward beginning, it has all the elements: breathtaking scenery, fun ABBA songs and reunions, a familiar story, great lines to inspire and a sad part that promises to make you feel deeply. In the beginning of the movie young Donna tells her friends, "Life is short, the world is wide. I want to make some memories”. She goes on to do just that, traveling to the tiny island in Greece where she first met the loves of her life. Sophie connects with her Mom on a spiritual level (The song performed by Amanda Seyfried & Meryl Streep is basically going to make you cry). We meet Donna’s infamous mother played by Cher, a pleasure to see on stage again with her beauty, wit and awesome rendition of ABBA song Fernando. We meet the younger versions of the men Donna loved and her friends who shared the journey (the younger versions are spot on!). Perhaps the

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AUGUST calendar August 3rd St. Augustine First Friday Art Walk 5:00-9:00 pm On the first Friday of each month, downtown St. Augustine comes alive with artisans and art lovers alike. Explore the historic city, where art and wine abound. For more information or maps of the artwalk visit: https://www. artgalleriesofstaugustine.com/first-friday-artwalk/

August 3rd First Friday at Shearwater Join us on the first Friday of every month for a taste of delicious food truck fare and the lifestyle at Shearwater. Bring your friends and family to hang out and enjoy activities like karaoke, trivia, bingo and more! RSVP now for updates. This event is free and open to the public. Shearwater Life 100 Kayak Way, Saint Augustine, Florida 32092 https://www.facebook.com/shearwaterlife/ August 4th Bacon Fest 4-7 pm Do you love bacon? Then you won't want to miss out on all of the bacon foods and bacon inspired cocktails created by the bacon masters at Sheraton Jacksonville! Bacon Fest will take place on the outdoor patio at the Sheraton Jacksonville along with live music, bacon foods, drink specials, and the Bacolympics! Bold City Grill will even be infusing a special bacon beer! Tickets include 9 bacon inspired food samples and 3 bacon inspired cocktail samples. The 1st 100 guests receive tickets for only $15! https://www. starwoodmeeting.com/Book/BaconFest August 11th 11:00 to 1:00 Golf Cart Maintenance Day Thank you Palencia Club for hosting this NasCarts at Palencia "Free" Maintenance day (11am-1pm) for our fellow members. Please register at the Club House or email the pro shop at mcarroll@hampton.golf, to secure your

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time spot. Maintenance Clinic Includes: *HYDRATE BATTERIES: Battery maintenance is required to keep your batteries healthy. We use “distilled water” to hydrate batteries. *BATTERY TERMINALS: Lockdown each battery terminal (with a 9/16th wrench). Palencia Club; 600 Palencia Club Dr, Saint Augustine, Florida 32095 (904) 599-9040 dshaffer@hamptongolfclubs.com August 17th Creekside Knights vs. Pedro Menendez Falcons 7:00-10:00pm Kickoff Classic at Creekside High School 100 Knights Lane, Saint Johns 32259 August 18th Fruit Cove Cruise-in At PDQ 3:00 pm Check out the cool classic cars, trucks and motorcycles in support of Northeast Florida's premiere Fruit Cove Cruise-in @ PDQ, featuring a park like setting in which you can safely enjoy the company of family, friends and car buddies under our big old shady oak tree next to the beautiful pond that can be used for fishing and RC boating.... all with 50's thru 80's rock'n roll music spun by the Sunshine State Chevelles own DJ Chris! August 18th Nocatee Farmer’s Market 10:00am to 1:00pm Nocatee Farmers Markets are grand events and a favorite Ponte Vedra area to-do. To set itself apart from other markets, the Nocatee Farmers Market debuts a unique theme with top notch entertainment every month. Along with fun and interactive themes, markets include over 70 local vendors offering organic produce, herbs, spices, delicious unique foods, crafts, jewelry and more! For the kids- crafts and a bounce house. For the adults, a bar serving beer and wine. Open to the public, Nocatee Farmers Markets are held the third Saturday of each month on the Nocatee Swim Club Green.

August 18th Paint Night at Johns Creek 6:00 to 9:00pm Join us for a mobile paint party at the amenity center in Johns Creek. Register at www.squareup.com/store/danaraedesigns August 18th Honey Bee Festival 10am - 7:00pm We're buzzing with excitement!! Bee Friends Farm is celebrating National Honey Bee Day with our very own Honey Bee Festival!Learn the basics of beekeeping, shop with local vendors and adopt your very own beehive during this all day festival! There will be amazing education speakers throughout the day. Enjoy sessions like Beekeeping 101, Planting for Pollinators, Cooking with Honey and more! This is a free, family-friendly event for the whole family. Grab Learn more about our hives and our honey by following us at Bee Friends Farm! www.beefriendsfarm.com

August 19th Dolphin Paddle on Salt Run 8;30-10:30 am Join Anastasia Watersports and Marineland Dolphin Adventure as we team up to offer a fun-filled interpretive paddle of Salt Run. Our estuarine tidal marsh is teeming with plant and animal life - hop into a kayak, paddle onto Salt Run, and keep an eye for birds, turtles, manatees, and especially dolphins. Anastasia Watersports staff provides illuminating details about our ecosystem and the myriad wildlife that inhabit it. Terran, our dolphin expert from Marineland, will fill you in on fascinating facts about the dolphins that are born, breed, and thrive in our waterway. The event will start with 30 minutes of classroom discussion, followed by 90 minutes of paddling. Come out and enjoy real, undiscovered Florida! $40/person, includes boat rental $25/person, provide your own boat. Please call Anastasia Watersports at (904) 4609111 or send us an email at info@anastasiawatersports.com to make a reservation.

August 24th Ponte Vedra Vs. Nease Football @Nease High School August 24th Bartram Trail vs. Brunswick Football @Bartram Trail High School August 24th - 26th Jacksonville Tattoo Convention A weekend of amazing tattooing, people, art, vendors, parties and much more! Celebrating 14 year of the Jacksonville Tattoo Convention! www.setattoo.com *See Website for times. August 25th Rick Springfield at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre ‘80s power pop icon Rick Springfield presents the “Best In Show Tour” featuring special guests Loverboy, Greg Kihn and Tommy Tutone. St. Augustine Amphitheatre: 1340 A1A South, Saint Augustine, Florida 32080/ (904) 209-0367 dmarkovits@sjcfl.us www.staugamphitheatre.com/ August 28th Night Market at St. Augustine Amphitheatre 6:00- 9:00pm Meeting the demand for locally-made goods and gifts is the Night Market, taking place the second and fourth Tuesday of each month from 6pm to 9pm on the grounds of the St. Augustine Amphitheatre! The Night Market showcases over 70 vendors specializing in handmade crafts and goods and features fantastic dinner options and live entertainment! The Night Market is open to the public with free admission and free parking! Wild Shiners will be playing live from the Front Porch so plan to stay the evening!

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“Chef Driven Southern Food Done Right!” Ted Sumner Chef de Cuisine I don’t know about you but I’ve been looking for a fun brunch place that is close by and has great food. Well I think I found it at South Kitchen! They are not a buffet type of brunch place but they offer so many choices for breakfast and lunch (brunch) that you don’t even miss the buffet. The cool thing is that they do offer their unlimited Mimosas, Poinsettias (champagne and cranberry juice) and Bloody Mary’s that are often seen at those brunch buffets. But the difference is at South Kitchen you don’t have to choose just one… you can mix and match! Have one of each or more! Their Bloody Mary is a homemade mix which is full of spices along with a smoky flavor that I thought went nicely with one of their breakfast bowls. The one I chose was filled with creamy smoked Gouda grits topped off with some really tender pulled pork and once I stirred them all together the two flavors had a creamy cheesy meaty goodness. Add the spicy sausage gravy and top it all off with a sunny side up egg that just oozed out the rich yoke, your taste buds are in for a real treat! Along with the Smoky spicy Bloody Mary now that is some serious brunch food at its best! Well you know I can’t order just one thing, so to start off the meal I decided to go with a southern tradition of fried oysters. These oysters are buttermilk soaked along with Sambal which I found out is a hot sauce made from a mixture of chili peppers, garlic, shallots, scallions, lime juice, rice vinegar and can be combined with several

other ingredients to make this sauce unique. (Sambal is native to the cuisines of Indonesia, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Brunei and Singapore.) It gave the oysters a nice what I like to call “back heat” you can taste the heat after you have eaten the food not before. They also came with some made-to-order coleslaw that had Napa cabbage tossed in a homemade Greek yogurt ranch which was tangy and cooled off some of the heat from the Sambal. Then there was this cocktail sauce for dipping. The cocktail sauce itself is worth mentioning. This sauce comes from homemade ketchup (yes none of that store bought stuff for them) along with other spices but what is interesting is that the recipe came from an 1803 cookbook from the White Star liner Titanic, so it is no joke. The mixture of sweetness from the homemade ketchup, spicy from the horseradish and tang from the other ingredients makes it all that more special. I could just eat it alone on a cracker and be happy! My friends (you know I like to eat in numbers so I can taste everything) totally enjoyed their biscuits and gravy scramble as well as bacon egg and cheese benedicts. Along with Mimosas and Poinsettias of course! The menu has many choices to choose from savory to sweet. So if you are looking for fun place to have brunch on BOTH Saturday and Sunday (which is awesome) South Kitchen is your place to be!

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Diana Baker Brummer, CSW-RI is the owner of Good Mental Health Counseling & Coaching in Julington Creek.goodmentalhealthllc.com

Excitement is in the air as our children, teachers, and staff prepare to return to school for the 2018-2019 school year. But as excitement builds, anxiety can build as well. Social and academic pressures weigh heavily on our students as they attempt to do it all: participate in sports, maintain good grades, spend time with friends and family, and give back to their communities. Even the most adept students can feel anxiety in anticipation of the new school year ahead. What can we, as parents and caregivers, do to support our students so they have the best possible back-to-school experience?

1. Create a routine. With so much change occurring

at the beginning of a new school year, it is more important than ever to create stability and predictability at home. Implement a routine that works for your family and do your best to stick to that routine. Hungry, tired, stressed out kids (and parents) can't perform their best. Eating healthy meals at predictable times, getting adequate sleep, and making room for some unstructured "down time" each day allows each of us to function and perform better.

2. Keep calm. Children imitate what they see. If we, as

parents, are stressed out, short-tempered, and anxiety-ridden, our children will adopt similar patterns for interacting with the world. However, if we model calm, collected, emotionally regulated behavior, our children are more likely to imitate those behaviors instead. Model calmness whenever possible because getting angry, upset, and frustrated only makes anxiety worse.

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to leave 5 minutes ago, yet we're searching the house for homework that *should* have been placed in the book bag the evening before. Pressure mounting, we want to yell at the kids and relieve our own

frustration. However, our interaction first thing in the morning sets the tone for their entire day. Should they put their homework away at night? Of course! Should you confirm that it's been done before bed instead of when you're hurrying out the door in the morning? Also, of course. Resist the urge to vent frustration and opt to teach at a more opportune time instead. These are just a few ways we can cultivate good mental health within ourselves and our families. For more information on family issues, parenting, and educational support, visit https://goodmentalhealthllc. com/blog. Wishing all of our students, teachers, and staff an amazing new school year ahead!

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A Message From The Vet Diabetes in Pets: More Common Than You Think

With Dr. Kathleen Deckard, DVM Pets R Family Veterinary Hospital

Diabetes mellitus affects one in 308 dogs and one in 230 cats, yet pet diabetes is often underdiagnosed. Understanding diabetic symptoms for your pets is critical – especially since diabetes left untreated can be fatal in dogs and cats. The good news is that with proper monitoring, treatment, and diet and exercise, diabetic pets can lead long and happy lives. What is diabetes? Diabetes mellitus is a condition in both dogs and cats that results in a lack of insulin production by the pancreas. Insulin is responsible for taking glucose in our bloodstream and converting it into usable energy. A lack of insulin results in a high blood sugar which causes the body to not be able to use the fuel and results in the clinical signs described below. What pets are at risk? Diabetes in dogs and cats can occur at any age. However, diabetic dogs are usually diagnosed at roughly 7-10 years of age. Most diabetic cats are older than 6 years of age. Diabetes occurs in female dogs twice as often as male dogs. Certain breeds of dogs may be predisposed to diabetes and obesity is a significant risk factor. What are the signs of diabetes in pets? Noticing the early signs of diabetes is the most important step in taking care of your pet. If you see any of the following signs, your pet should be examined by a veterinarian. The earlier the diagnosis, the better chance your pet may have for a longer and healthier life. •Excessive water drinking and increased urination •Weight loss, even though there may be an increased appetite •Decreased appetite

•Cloudy eyes (especially in dogs) •Chronic or recurring infections (including skin infections and urinary infections) How is diabetes diagnosed and treated? The diagnosis is confirmed by your veterinarian by finding consistent hyperglycemia and glucose in the urine. Although a diagnosis of diabetes is often relatively straightforward, your veterinarian may run additional blood tests to rule out other medical conditions seen in older pets. A urine culture might be recommended to rule out a urinary tract infection. Once the diagnosis is confirmed, your veterinarian will prescribe an initial dose and type of insulin for your pet. Insulin cannot be given orally – it must be given by injection under the skin at home either once or twice daily. Your veterinarian may periodically need to adjust your pet’s treatment regimen based on the results of monitoring. Dietary recommendations are an important part of treatment. Successful treatment of diabetes requires regular examinations, blood and urine tests, and monitoring. Because older dogs and cats are more likely to develop age-related diseases or conditions, some of which could be confused with diabetes, regular examinations by a veterinarian can keep your pet healthy and detect problems before they become severe. In addition, diabetic pets should be monitored for longterm complications such as cataracts, which commonly develop in diabetic dogs and cats. Other problems that can occur include hind leg weakness due to low blood potassium (hypokalemia), high blood pressure (hypertension), or lower urinary tract infections. Diabetic dogs and cats can live long and healthy lives with proper management and veterinary care. If you notice any changes in your pet’s behavior or weight, consult your veterinarian right away.

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