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HIGH SCHOOL HEADLINES
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IMPORTANT DATES & INFO
May 16--Spring Fling Assembly
May 17--Spring Fling Dance
May 21--Scholarship Night
May 23--Mentor Picnic
May 26--Memorial Day--No School
June 2--Music Awards Program at 7:00 pm
June 4--Choir Pops Concert at 7:00 pm
June 5--Senior Class Trip
June 8--Graduation at 2:00 pm
June 10--Last day for students
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DEXTER McNABB
Education
Ever since Mr. McNabb was in high school, he was dedicated to academics. He attended Walton Senior High School in De Funiak Springs, Florida. Due to his football talents, he was given a full football scholarship to the University of Florida. Mr. McNabb studied and graduated with a major in Sociology for the University of Florida and continued his education with a Special Education Degree from the University of Oshkosh and now pursuing his Masters from the University of Milwaukee in Adult Leadership to someday become a high school principal.
Family
Mr. McNabb’s family consists of wife Tracy and two wonderful children, Matthew, age 9, whom is an avid sports fan and loves fishing like his dad, and Alivia, age 5, who loves the outdoors and adores her big brother.
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Football
Career
Out of college, Mr. McNabb was drafted by the Green Bay Packers and played with them from 1992 to 1995 when he went to the Jacksonville Jaguars. After a few years in Jacksonville, Mr. McNabb went to the Philadelphia Eagles and retired in New Orleans in 1998 due to a career ending neck injury.
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Mr. McNabb celebrating after a touchdown
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Mr. McNabb and teammates take a victory lap after beating Kentucky.
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Florida's (21) is shown running against Alabama defense in the 1990 game
held in Tuscaloosa.
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Mr. McNabb's Autograph
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Coaching
Mr. McNabb is one of the West De Pere High School’s assistant football coaches and head girl’s track coach also. As a coach of high school students in various sports, my overall philosophy about coaching kids is to develop them first as good people contributing to the overall betterment of our community.
Furthermore, my approach includes the belief that every student entering my coaching endeavors will develop individual, both mentally and physically. Students will physically develop at different stages; however, their understanding of values, what’s wrong, and consequences will be enhanced during their time with the programs that Mr. McNabb coaches.
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