


SOCCER GOES TO SCHOOL®
1971 W. Lumsden Rd. Ste. 314
Brandon, FL 33511
United States
ph: 754 - 244 - 3016
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Please scroll down and find all the schools where Soccer Goes to School® has been welcomed. We are very honored to be allowed to work side by side with the American school system for a better education and for a healthier way of life of American children. If you are interested to know more about the schools, please click on their name and go directly to their web sites.
Afterschool Program
Since January 2010
30 students
27 Hours
Soccer unit in Physical Education
January 2010
240 students of 4th and 5th Grade
18 Hours
January 2009
220 students of 4th and 5th Grade
28 hours
Special Goalkeepers'training for the Girls' Varsity Team
November 2009 through January 2010
3 Students
10 hours
November 2008 through January 2009
2 students
12 hours
After School Program
November 2008 until May 2009
1.5 hours weekly
35 students

Great American Teach In Journey 2008
November 2008
30 students
1 hour
Great American Teach In Journey 2008
November 2008
140 students
3 hours
After School program
Since October 31st, 2008 until May 31st, 2009
42 students
1 hour weekly

Attractor Program
September 2008 until May 31st 2009
20 Students
1 hour weekly
After School Program
September 2008 - May 2009
20 students
3 hours weekly
Summer Program 2008
25 students
14 hours

Mini Soccer 2009
Varsity Soccer Team 2008
Field Day 2008Mini Soccer 2008
Varsity Soccer Team 2007
330 students
68 hours


Boys Varsity Soccer Team 2009
20 students
Boys Varsity Soccer Team 2008
Girls Varsity Soccer Team 2008
Great American Teach In Journey 2007
130 students
116 hours
Soccer activities for the After School Program
250 Elementary School students
May 5th through June 30th, 2008
18 hours
Photo Copyright Jefferson Douglas
After school soccer activity
12 High School students with Learning Differences
33 hours

Boys Varsity Soccer Team 2007 - 2008
Assistant Coaching
25 students
150 hours
Great American Teach In Journey 2007
90 students
3 hours
What do the schools say about us?

Dear Mr. De Brigard:
As Supervisor K- 12 Physical Education and Health Education for Hillsborough County Public Schools, I would like to express my interest partnering with Soccer Goes to School, Inc an enhancement to the District's K-12 Physical Education curricula.
I have reviewed the "Soccer Goes to School" program and firmly believe that it will contribute substantially to our Physical Education programs. It is an excellent intructional resource for teachers and provides students with lifetime strategies for continued participation in a health enhancing physical activity. In addition, "Soccer Goes to School" emphasizes the development of positive character traits and the decisive impact these traits have on our daily lives.
Inclosing, I welcome Soccer Goes to School, Inc as a partner in Education and look forward to a long lasting and positive relationship with the organization.
Sincerely
Steve Vanoer
Supervisor for K-!2 Physical Education and Health Education
Hillsborough County Public Schools
Juan E.De Brigard joined our soccer program in fall of 2007 as a volunteer/trainer assistant coach for the boys varsity program. Quickly he showed himself to be a knowledgeable, experienced addition to the coaching team.
Coach Juan's strenghts include an unusually skillfull ability to communicate and motivate the players and his upbeat personality made him very popular with the team.
Juan De Brigard has proved himself to be reliable and organized and we look forward to his continued involvement with the soccer program at Tampa Bay Technical High School.
Cristopher P. Farkas
Principal
Jason Roberts
Head Coach, Boys Varsity Soccer
Marcy Leber
Assistant Coach, Boys Varsity Soccer
Dear Mr. De Brigard:
Thank you for lending your support, along with the Soccer Goes to School program to our soccer team this school year. The students at Jennings Middle School truly appreciated your time and effort to establish a fundamental soccer team. Through the hours of practice the students showed teamwork, cooperation among themselves, and a team spirit. The students enjoyed learning the skills Soccer Goes to School taught them to prepare for each game. The students that played for the team had to maintain a grade average higher than a C and no discipline problems in their classrooms. I am proud to say that all students that practiced with the team during the week were able to play because they maintained Soccer Goes to School expectations both on and off the field.
The parents enjoyed the teamwork and cooperation that they saw on the field. The staff at Jennings Middle School appreciated the time and effort that Soccer Goes to School had with our students in practice and preparation.
We hope that next year Soccer Goes to School comes back to Jennings Middle School and supports our students. We look forward to working with you again.
Sincerely
Matthew Franklin
Assistant Principal
I am very pleased to write you a character reference for Coach De Brigard.
I have known Coach De Brigard in the capacity of Soccer Coach at our school with the Soccer Goes to School program. Coach has impressed me by seeing his level of enthusiasm for his work. He is hard working and has shown that he is always more than ready to help anybody with anything he can. Coach De Brigard has been reliable and punctual.
I would certainly recommend him for any task where enthusiasm, reliability, hard working and trustworthiness are valued. His program has been very valuable for our school as well this year.
Sincerely
Iris Prince, Director
Broach Tampa High School
SOCCER GOES TO SCHOOL®
1971 W. Lumsden Rd. Ste. 314
Brandon, FL 33511
United States
ph: 754 - 244 - 3016
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