SPHS Devil Physics -- The Baddest Class on Campus

Devil Physics is....

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            the science of matter and energy and their interactions

            a class all the cool kids take

            the most fun you'll ever have without a referral

            way too cool for school

Physics Department
St. Petersburg High School
"Home of the Green Devils"
St. Petersburg, Florida

Physics Day, Dec 2, 2011

Welcome to Devil Physics . . .

. . . and welcome to the Devil Physics Phamily. There is a reason we're known as the Baddest Class on Campus. Physics is generally known as the toughest of the sciences, and is only offered as an elective.

Consequently, Devil Physics students are among the best and brightest in the school. This is evidenced by five National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalists, and IB exam scores above the world averages. Devil Physics students excel in other areas also: valedictorian, salutatorian, varsity athletes, homecoming court, senior superlatives, and class officers to name a few. Students are the class, and the class is The Baddest Class on Campus.

Physics is a means of explaining what occurs in nature through mathematics. We will study mechanics, electrics, fluid dynamics, thermodynamics, light and optics, nuclear physics, and relativity. Go to your class page, stroll through the syllabus and you'll have no doubt why we're the Baddest Class on Campus.

Devil Physics
Reaching higher and higher,
'cause that's what dreams are made of.
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Overview of IB Physics (10 min)

Methodology for Teaching Physics
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Hot off the Press: IB Exam Results for Class of 2011

2011 IB Exam Summary
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SPHS MISSION

The mission of St. Petersburg High is to graduate all of our students with the skills to be successful in a global society by offering a rigorous, safe and supportive learning environment.

SPHS Core Values

1. All students must feel emotionally and
     physically safe at school to reach their
     potential.
2. All teachers must teach and model
     literacy skills.
3. All classes must be rigorous, relevant
     and encourage creative thinking skills.
4. Staff members must foster positive
     relationships with the students and other
     staff.
5. A strong extra-curricular program is
     important in order to keep students
     connected to school.
6. Everyone’s contribution towards
     reaching our mission is recognized and
     valued.