Tuesday, April 2, 2013

                                                          

Day 2 - H.S. & Day 4 - Gr. 7 & 8

 

It is not the magnitude of our actions but the amount of love that is put into them that matters.

~ Mother Teresa

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 He is Risen!   HAPPY EASTER.

clip_image003WHOLE SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS

clip_image005PHOTOVOICE CONTEST: The City of Ottawa is running a photocopy contest for youth grades 7 - 12. You may use a cellphone or a digital camera to capture "Active Transportation" or "General Health Issues" occurring in our community and potentially have your work displayed in a photo gala! There are several cash prices to be awarded each week by random draw, and you can submit up to 5 entries. If you want to win some easy money, this is the contest for you! The contest runs until April 19th, 2013.  See Ms. Stuart for a Consent Form, and submit your pictures online at photovoice@ottawa.ca.  (CS –Apr 4)

clip_image007CHOIR PRACTICE FOR MASS IN APRIL: All practices will be held in Rm 119 at lunch. Bring lunch, water bottle and choir folder. Everyone welcome to perform - male voices needed! Music for mass will have a rock theme.  Practice Dates:

·          Thursday April 4th (SS –Apr 4)

clip_image008CAKE WALK:  Friday, April 12th is the day for M.T.’s second annual Cake Walk.  All homeroom classes are asked to bake and decorate (preferable) or purchase a cake to be entered into the cake walk.  Homeroom classes are to collect money for the event from April 4th to April 10th.  The classes with the most collected money ratio per person will get the first selection of the cakes at the cake walk to take up to your class and enjoy with your friends.  Got cash?  Get Cake! (All proceeds from this event will be divided among our social justice programs, the Christmas Outreach, the Longfields Manor Outreach and hosting the Cape Dorset students at our school.)  (KL - Apr 11)

clip_image010PIZZA!  The prom committee will be selling pizza for $2 a slice on Tuesdays and Thursdays after school, from now until the end of April. Thank you in advance for your support. (JR –Apr 30)

 

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clip_image014clip_image016SPRING HAS SPRUNG FOR GRADE 7/8!!! There will be an AFTERNOON DANCE on Friday, April 5. A twoonie gets you unlimited dancing and the opportunity for some great DOOR PRIZES!! Popcorn and various drinks will be available for purchase for just a loonie! Part of the proceeds of this sale will support the Barrhaven Food Cupboard. To assist the Barrhaven Food Cupboard, we are asking ALL students and teachers in Grade 7 & 8 to bring in ONE canned food item OR non-perishable item. Please note that ALL donations will stay in Barrhaven and support OUR LOCAL food bank. Items of need include: canned soups, canned vegetables, non perishable items such as peanut butter and pasta. Food items to be collected in  homerooms during March 27- April 5.  Teachers: food donations WILL be collected by Mr. Williams and his dynamic SOCIAL JUSTICE Team members. (TC –Apr 5)

 

HIGH SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS

clip_image018GIRLS TOUCH FOOTBALL: Any High School female interested in Touch Football please come and sign up in room 320 at lunch on Tuesday April 2, 2013. Tryouts will start early the following week. (JR –Apr 2)

clip_image020HIGH SCHOOL PARENT TEACHER INTERVIEWS: Parents can now book Parent teacher interviews online from the link on the homepage at mths.ca.  Interviews will take place Thursday April 4th, from 2:30 – 5 pm, and 6 – 7:30 pm.  (MR –Apr 3)

 

clip_image022MOSAICS 2013: Any first semester Art Students interested in attending MOSAICS 2013 on Thursday, April 18th please see Ms. Stuart in room 102. MOSAICS is a day of art workshops at the Nepean Creative Art Centre with other high school students. I can only accept 8 students to attend on this full day workshop event. (CS –Apr 5)

 

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The STUDENT SERVICES WEBSITE at ss.mths.ca is set up as an information tool.

Includes information about: Courses, Careers, Graduation, Scholarships,etc.

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LOOKING FOR COMMUNITY SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES? 

Check out a great website that posts opportunities throughout the city.  http://volunteerottawa.ca/youth/

clip_image026SUMMER JOBS AND VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES AT THE WAUPOOS FAMILY FARM:  The Waupoos Foundation is a Christ-centered community integrating prayer, work and play in our activities, while providing vacations to families in need. www.waupoos.com  Application Deadline for Positions: April 18, 2013. See poster sheet in Student Services. (KW –Apr 2)

clip_image028LF FOR A BABYSITTER FOR A ONE-YEAR OLD LITTLE GIRL.  Home is located in the Claridge/Woodroffe area. The hours would be from 5:30-6:00 to 8:00 pm, Monday and Tuesday one week, and Wednesday and Thursday the following week.  Please contact either Lindsay or Barry at 613 798-3646 or email: lindsaymellan@hotmail.com.  (KW – Apr 3)

clip_image030VOLUNTEERS REQUIRED!  The Ottawa Chapter of the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada is holding their annual MS Walk on Sunday, April 28, 2013.  Positions include: a balloon inflator, greeter, rest stop helper, site set up, water station, parking, barricade monitor and many more.  Contact Michelle Davis at 613 728-1583 ext 235. Apply: http://mssociety.ca/chapters/ottawa/MSWalk/volunteer.htm. Email:  info.ottawa@mssociety.ca.  Please see poster on Student Services Bulletin Board in the Atrium. (KW –Apr 12)

 

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FOR THE LATEST GRAD AND PROM INFORMATION, CHECK THE STUDENT SERVICES GRAD WEBPAGE:

https://sites.google.com/a/ocsb.ca/teh-student-services-information/home/grade-12-information/graduation-prom-grad-day-info

clip_image034GRAD FEES: Graduating students should bring their grad fee of $75 to room 130 any time until April 5th.  This fee is different from the prom fee.  This fee covers all costs associated with grad day and commencement (gown rental etc).  Your height will be measured when you bring your cash/cheque (payable to "Mother Teresa High School".  Grad gowns will be ordered after the April 5th deadline. (DM –Apr 5)

clip_image035 ALGONQUIN COLLEGE SPRING OPEN HOUSE: Saturday, April 6th. Student can: 

·  Meet our faculty and current students

·  Ask questions about program choices and options

·  Check out the amazing facilities including our new Student Commons Building

·  And so much more!

To register go to:

http://www3.algonquincollege.com/openhouse/?utm_source=mainpage&utm_medium=featuredBanner&utm_campaign=SpringOpenHouse  (MP –Apr 5)

clip_image037PROM TICKETS: Prom Tickets will be sold April 10, 11, and 12 in room 216 at lunch. Price is $75.  You must purchase your ticket before reserving your seat and table. Please make cheques payable to Mother Teresa High School. (SM –Apr 12)

 

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clip_image043PARISHES SERVING THE MOTHER TERESA COMMUNITY:

·         St. Andrew’s Parish:  For information please visit www.saintandrewparish.ca.

clip_image045IF YOUR TEEN HAS A CELL PHONE; THEN YOU NEED TO KNOW THIS….. FREE INFORMATION SESSION: Teens & Technology - A presentation for parents about sexting, cyberbullying, and internet safety. Tuesday, April 16, 2013, 7 pm to 9 pm.  Earl of March High School. 4 The Parkway, Kanata. No Registration Required. Free parking. ottawapolice.ca. (AS –Apr 16)

clip_image047MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS NIGHT:  Thursday, April 4th, St. Mark High School, 1040 Dozois Road, Manotick  6:00 – 7:00 p.m. Community Partner Displays , 7:00 – 8:30 p.m. Special Guest Keynote Speakers:

clip_image049BABYSITTING COURSE: For students aged 10 – 16. When: Saturday April 27th 2013. Time: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Location: Ruth E. Dickinson Library. Cost: $50 includes an information package & certificate. Bring: a doll or a bear, a small blanket, a pencil, your lunch and healthy snacks.  Please register on line at www.biblioOttawaLibrary.ca. (KZ –Apr 19)

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clip_image052COMING UP…. 

  • Apr 4 – HS Interviews.  Early Dismissal (1:50 pm) for ALL students.

  • Apr 5 – 7/8 Dance - afternoon

  • Apr 5 – HS Semi-Formal Dance (Masquerade Ball) - evening

     

 

clip_image054 Mother Teresa…   Did you know…??

Teresa’s first year in the slums was particularly hard. She was used to a life of comparative comfort, and now she had no income and no way to obtain food and supplies other than begging. She was often tempted to return to convent life, and had to rely on her determination and faith to get herself through it.  (legacy.com)

 

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