Tuesday, February 24, 2009

Day 2 - H.S. & Day 1 - Gr. 7 & 8


RED MAPLE CLUB MEETING: The club meeting will be on Wednesday, February 25 this week.

KNITTING CLUB: The knitting club will meet TODAY during high school lunch in the library seminar room. Bring your unfinished knitting project, or start something new - we have needles & yarn available for students to use.

BUS S14: Please note that, beginning this Thursday, February 26th, Bus S14 will be starting its route 15 minutes earlier. Please head out to your stop at least 15 minutes earlier starting that day.

SENIOR GIRLS VOLLEYBALL: Could all members of the team please meet Miss Kuchma outside the wood floor gym at 11:40 TODAY for an important meeting. If you cannot make it, please stop by the phys-ed office sometime TODAY. Secondly, this is a reminder of your game against the Jr. Boys teams Wednesday after school.

BACKSTAGE VOLUNTEERS: The names of students who will be working backstage for the school play "Caesar" is posted on the door of Room 112. Thank you to all of the students who tried out for the makeup and hairstyling crew.

YOGA - Starting TODAY, yoga will be offered every Tuesday at lunch until March break. Beginners are welcome, so come out and have fun while getting a great stretch. See you in the Dance Room at 11:45! Brought to you by Live it Up.

Grade 11 & 12 STUDENTS: Canada’s Perimeter Institute is now accepting applications for free summer science camps for Grade 11 and 12 students with a keen interest in modern physics (ALL EXPENSES PAID). The application deadline for the “International Summer School for Young Physicists” is Thursday, March 19, 2009. Please see Ms. D'Angela in Room #211.

RESEARCH HELP: Are you having difficulty with choosing a topic for your research assignment, writing a thesis, choosing credible sources, searching, citing your sources of information, choosing a format for your presentations? One-on-one assistance with research and school assignments is available in the library from 3:00pm to 4:00pm any night of the week.

Math Contests: The 5th CNML Math Contest takes place TODAY during period 4. Students wishing to participate should report to their period 4 class for attendance before making their way to Room 322 for the contest. Please bring a pencil and a calculator. Everyone is welcome to participate

VOLUNTEER HOURS: If you are interested in being an usher for the production of Caesar on March 5, 6 or 7, please see Mrs. Harrington-Veryard in the library.

COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS: Please see Mr. Prigent if you are interested in being on security detail for the St. Patrick's Day Parade on March 14th. It involves road closure duty for the Ottawa Police Department. Letters of recommendation are possible for those wishing to apply to the Police Foundations Program at Algonquin.

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