Wednesday, March 1, 2006

Day 2

7/8 Drama Production: Could all members of the cast and all extras for the 7/8 production "The Worst High School Play in the World" please come to room 100 at lunch TODAY for an important meeting. Bring your lunch.

Red Maple Club (Grade 7 and 8): will meet in the Library, TODAY at 12:25. Bring your book and your lunch.

Grade 9-12: Students who are interested in participating in the fifth annual Mother Teresa English Department trip to the Stratford Festival next October may pick up an application form from Mr. McGovern in room 300, at the beginning of lunch period TODAY to Friday this week. Students will have the opportunity to attend four plays and two workshops with the actors.

Yearbook: There will be a yearbook meeting THIS FRIDAY night in room 103 - be prepared to stay a bit later to work and have pizza!

Intramurals: In High school Intramurals TODAY, NO NAMEZ take on RAIDERS. Scorekeepers are PAUL AND ZIGGY.

Do you need your Income Tax return completed? FOR FREE?? Come see Mr. Baldin and his group of tax volunteers in room 216. Bring your T4. You also may be eligible to receive $100 back even if you didn't work and are 16 yrs or older. Come ask us how.

Euclid Contest: Would the following students please come to a brief meeting at 11:45 am TODAY (Wednesday) in room 302. Alanna Swarup, Amanda Fancy, Alia Mahabir, Philip Mascarenhas, Bassam Javed.

U. of Ottawa: Would the following students please come to a brief meeting at 12:00 noon TODAY (Wednesday) in room 302. Sheilla Smiley, David Bae, Dorothy Lui, Olivia Kim.

CNML Contest: The 5th CNML contest of the year will be written next Tuesday, March 7th, from 9:00 - 9:30 in the library. Please bring calculator, pencil and paper.

CSI Exposed: You've seen it on TV. Now get the straight goods about what forensics really tells us! Celebrate Youth Science Month as DNA scientist Dr. Ron Fourney takes you on a journey to explore how forensic science has helped investigate crime from the 13th Century to the present – TONIGHT (Wednesday, March 1st) at 7 pm Canadian Museum of Nature, 240 McLeod St. Free Admission.

Euro-Fair 2006: Participants (Megan Brady, Sara Doody, Ellie Hunter, Charlie Landry, Mitchell Kearney, Jesse Hayes) please come to an important meeting on TODAY at 11:30 in room 320. Please bring your lunch. The trip is only 44 days away.

Peer Helpers: Homeroom visits on Thursday of this week. There will be an activity in Student Services.

"The Scientific Journey: Pathway to Discovery" 2006 Secondary School Essay Contest: emphasis on the role of biomedical research in Canadian society - $150 cash prizes. Entries are due Friday April 7, 2006. Please visit www.priweb.org for more information or see Mrs. Brady in room 322.

Volunteers Needed: Alcatel Ottawa International Children's Festival is looking to recruit volunteers to fill several positions during the festival between May 31st - June 4th. Please visit their website at: www.ottawachildrenfestival.ca and fill out an application or you can phone at 241-0999 or email at volunteers@ottawachildrenfestival.ca Box Office & Info agents, set up & tear down crew, greeters, site host/hostess, site maintenance personnel, arts tent assistant, traffic controllers for the museum grounds, ushers and salespersons are some of the positions they hope to fill.

Tuesday, February 28, 2006

Day 1

7/8 Drama Production: Could all members of the cast and all extras for the 7/8 production "The Worst High School Play in the World" please come to room 100 at lunch on Wednesday for an important meeting. Bring your lunch.

Red Maple Club (Grade 7 and 8): will meet in the Library, Wednesday, March 1st at 12:25. Bring your book and your lunch.

CSI Exposed: You've seen it on TV. Now get the straight goods about what forensics really tells us! Celebrate Youth Science Month as DNA scientist Dr. Ron Fourney takes you on a journey to explore how forensic science has helped investigate crime from the 13th Century to the present - Wednesday, March 1st at 7 pm Canadian Museum of Nature, 240 McLeod St. Free Admission.

Euro-Fair 2006: Participants (Megan Brady, Sara Doody, Ellie Hunter, Charlie Landry, Mitchell Kearney, Jesse Hayes) please come to an important meeting on Wed. March 1 at 11:30 in room 320. Please bring your lunch. The trip is only 44 days away.

Peer Helpers: Homeroom visits on Thursday of this week. There will be an activity in Student Services.

"The Scientific Journey: Pathway to Discovery" 2006 Secondary School Essay Contest: emphasis on the role of biomedical research in Canadian society - $150 cash prizes. Entries are due Friday April 7, 2006. Please visit www.priweb.org for more information or see Mrs. Brady in room 322.

Intramurals: In High school Intramurals TODAY, STUD FARM takes on ASIAN PLUS 9. The scorekeeper is JESSE.

Volunteers Needed: Alcatel Ottawa International Children's Festival is looking to recruit volunters to fill several positions during the festival between May 31st - June 4th. Please visit their website at: www.ottawachildrenfestival.ca and fill out an application or you can phone at 241-0999 or email at volunteers@ottawachildrenfestival.ca Box Office & Info agents, set up & tear down crew, greeters, site host/hostess, site maintenance personnel, arts tent assistant, traffic controllers for the museum grounds, ushers and salespersons are some of the positions they hope to fill.

The Food Bank is in need of Volunteers for the following events:

St. Patrick's Day Parade - March 11th. Need 50 traffic Marshals. Must be 16 years of age as of March 11, 2006. You will be assigned an intersection along the parade route. Float helpers are also needed and people to collect food. Shifts 12:00pm - 5:00pm.

Tim Hortons Jamboree - March 16th. Volunteers needed to collect food and monetary donations at this junior hockey tournament. Location: The Scotiabank Place, Shifts: 7:30am - 11:00am; 11:00am - 3:00pm; 3:00pm - 6:00pm

Bone Button Borscht - March 18th. Collect food and help children with fun pre-show activities. Location: National Arts Centre. Shift 12:15pm to 3:45pm.

Interested in any of the above events, please call Jacinthe at 745-7001 or email jacintheA@theottawafoodbank.ca Also visit www.theottawafoodbank.ca for more opportunities.

Vocal Group: Practices for the vocal group are cancelled this week. Members of the vocal group who wish to attend the Board Workshop are reminded that the applications are now due and should be brought to Mr. McGovern in room 300.

Cappies: The cast and crew of Mother Teresa's school play “The Pink Panther” and a group of 5 English students are participating in the Ottawa Citizen's CAPPIES program, where schools promote greater awareness and skill-building in theatre arts. CAPPIES is looking for students who wish to contribute their original one-act plays, original songs or art designs for a new logo. If you wish to apply for these competitions pick up an application form from Mr. McGovern in room 300. Deadline for submissions is March 12.

Monday, February 27, 2006

Day 2

Intramurals: In High school Intramurals TODAY, R.O.B.'s take on TRAFFIC CONES. Scorekeepers are NEEDED.

Vocal Group: Practices for the vocal group are cancelled this week. Members of the vocal group who wish to attend the Board Workshop are reminded that the applications are now due and should be brought to Mr. McGovern in room 300.

Cappies: The cast and crew of Mother Teresa's school play "The Pink Panther" and a group of 5 English students are participating in the Ottawa Citizen's CAPPIES program, where schools promote greater awareness and skill-building in theatre arts. CAPPIES is looking for students who wish to contribute their original one-act plays, original songs or art designs for a new logo. If you wish to apply for these competitions pick up an application form from Mr. McGovern in room 300. Deadline for submissions is March 12.

Apprenticeships and Trades Symposium: St. Mark High School is hosting a symposium on Apprenticeships and Trades TODAY at 4:00 p.m. at St. Mark H.S., in the library. They will have reps from Skills Canada, Algonquin College, and our School Board (OCCDSB) to discuss the various opportunities for students in the Trades. Topics covered will include the different trades available, how Algonquin fits into the training, and how students can be registered as an apprentice (OYAP) while still in high school. RSVP: Student Services, St. Mark H.S. at 692-2551 ext: 244.

Boys Lacrosse: Students in grade 9-12 interested in trying out for the boy's field Lacrosse team must sign up on day 2's during lunch time. Please see Mr. Denis in room 104 for further details. No experience required.

Friday, February 24, 2006

Day 1

Intramurals: In today's High school Intramurals, RAIDERS take on FEEL GOOD INC. Scorekeepers are NEEDED.

Boys Lacrosse: Students in grade 9-12 interested in trying out for the boy's field Lacrosse team must sign up on day 2's during lunch time. Please see Mr. Denis in room 104 for further details. No experience required.

Enrichment: Students attending the NAC production "Crowns" on Wednesday, March 8 please pick up a study guide in room 322 this week.

Girls Rugby: Titans Girls Rugby try-outs are being held Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 7:30 to 8:30 am. All junior/senior high school girls are welcome - No experience necessary. See Mr. Liska for more info.


Today’s Schedule:

8:55 - 9:50 - Homeroom & Period 1

9:55 - 10: 40 - Period 2

10:40 - 11:25 - Lunch for H.S. and Period 3 (A & B) for 7 & 8's

11:30 - 12:15 - Period 3 for H.S. & Lunch for 7 & 8's

12:20 - 1:05 - Period 4

Dismissal at 1:05 p.m.

Thursday, February 23, 2006

Day 2

Library Notice: The library will be closed all day TODAY (Thursday Feb 23rd)

Boys Lacrosse: Students in grade 9-12 interested in trying out for the boy's field Lacrosse team must sign up on day 2's during lunch time. Please see Mr. Denis in room 104 for further details. No experience required.

Notice: A reminder to Mrs. Coyle's grade nine Phys. Ed. class to bring your project to portable 3 today to work on.

Help Wanted: Students interested in being an usher for the upcoming school drama production in April, are to attend a brief meeting TODAY at the start of senior lunch in room 324. Community service hours will be given.

Notice re: The High School Play: All students who are involved with the school play, please come and order your sweatshirt at 11:45 a.m. TODAY on stage: Actors, Pink Panthers, Dancers, Art Students, Shop Students, Saxophone Players, Sound/Light Crew, Make-up/Hair Crew, Publicity Crew, Camera Crew, Ushers.

Enrichment: Students attending the NAC production "Crowns" on Wednesday, March 8 please pick up a study guide in room 322 this week.

Girls Rugby: Titans Girls Rugby try-outs are being held Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 7:30 to 8:30 am. All junior/senior high school girls are welcome - No experience necessary. See Mr. Liska for more info.

Wednesday, February 22, 2006

Day 1

Explore New Horizons (Gr. 7 & 8): ABC Saturday Take-off is a 6 week enrichment workshop for ages 6-15. The spring program begins on Saturday, April 1st and continues until Saturday May 13th. The workshops take place Saturday mornings at St. Paul's High School. Workshops include watercolours, philosophy, brain waves, human anatomy, architecture, forensics detectives, managing stress through creativity and more. Please see Mrs. Brady for more details or visit www.abcottawa.cyberus.ca for more information.

High School Intramurals: Hockey Intramurals gets started TODAY with Stud Farm playing District 5 Ducks at 11:50 in the wood floor gym. Game cancelled yesterday is re-scheduled after the March Break. Scoring the game are Kris and Robyn.

Help Wanted: Students interested in being an usher for the upcoming school drama production in April, are to attend a brief meeting on Thursday, February 23 at the start of senior lunch in room 324. Community service hours will be given.

Notice re: The High School Play: All students who are involved with the school play, please come and order your sweatshirt at 11:45 a.m. on stage, Thursday, Feb. 23: Actors, Pink Panthers, Dancers, Art Students, Shop Students, Saxophone Players, Sound/Light Crew, Make-up/Hair Crew, Publicity Crew, Camera Crew, Ushers.

Enrichment: Students attending the NAC production "Crowns" on Wednesday, March 8 please pick up a study guide in room 322 this week.

Soccer Tournament: Attention all High School girls interested in playing in the Kingston Adidas Indoor Soccer Tournament: There will be an important info meeting TODAY with Ms. McKenna in the Career Centre at the beginning of lunch. The dates of the tournament are still Saturday April 8th to Sunday April 9th.

Band: Junior Band Photo will be taken during 7/8 lunch TODAY. All Band members are asked to bring their shirts and their lunch to the music room at the beginning of the lunch period.

Junior Band will have a practice TODAY after school in the music room. Please be sure to bring instruments and music that day.

Girls Rugby: Titans Girls Rugby try-outs are being held Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 7:30 to 8:30 am. All junior/senior high school girls are welcome - No experience necessary. See Mr. Liska for more info.


Waterloo Contests (Grade 9, 10, 11): The following students are asked to report to the library at 9:00 am TODAY, to write the contest. Please bring calculator and pencil. The contest is one hour long. An admit slip will be given to return to class:

Fermat (grade 11)
Tony Risiling
Vlada Mitskaniouk
Nicole Nolan
Dorothy Lui
Olivia Kim
Ashley Pigeon
Matt Rose
Andrew Oneski
David Bae
Taylor McSheffrey

Cayley (Grade 10)
Monica Lee
Elizabeth Hunter
Michael Chong
Linda Li
Henry Xi
Sueyoung Kim
Shikai Jin
Paul Mensah
Jae-Ho Lee

Pascal (grade 9)
Michael Li
Mitchell Kearney
John Kim
Alex Lee
Shelby McEachern
Erdit Celo
Gillian Huntley
Ku Been Lee
James Munn
Kristof Richard
Yury Yakubchyk
Emilia Thierens
Antony Bae
Jake Park
Samantha Graitson
Alice Xie

Tuesday, February 21, 2006

Day 2

Explore New Horizons (Gr. 7 & 8): ABC Saturday Take-off is a 6 week enrichment workshop for ages 6-15. The spring program begins on Saturday, April 1st and continues until Saturday May 13th. The workshops take place Saturday mornings at St. Paul's High School. Workshops include watercolours, philosophy, brain waves, human anatomy, architecture, forensics detectives, managing stress through creativity and more. Please see Mrs. Brady for more details or visit www.abcottawa.cyberus.ca for more information.

Enrichment: Students attending the NAC production "Crowns" on Wednesday, March 8 please pick up a study guide in room 322 this week.

Intramurals: All high school intramurals team members are to check the schedule outside of the wood floor gym to see who is playing today.

Soccer Tournament: Attention all High School girls interested in playing in the Kingston Adidas Indoor Soccer Tournament: There will be an important info meeting on Wednesday, February 22nd with Ms. McKenna in the Career Centre at the beginning of lunch. The dates of the tournament are still Saturday April 8th to Sunday April 9th.

Band: Junior Band Photo will be taken during 7/8 lunch on Wednesday, February 22nd. All Band members are asked to bring their shirts and their lunch to the music room at the beginning of the lunch period.

Junior Band will have a practice this Wednesday after school in the music room. Please be sure to bring instruments and music that day.

Intermediate Band will have a rehearsal TODAY (Tuesday) after school in the music room. The Band photo will be taken at this time so show up even if you don't have your instrument.

Girls Rugby: Titans Girls Rugby try-outs are being held Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 7:30 to 8:30 am. All junior/senior high school girls are welcome - No experience necessary. See Mr. Liska for more info.

Waterloo Contests (Grade 9, 10, 11): The following students are asked to report to the library at 9:00 am on Wednesday, February 22, to write the contest. Please bring calculator and pencil. The contest is one hour long. An admit slip will be given to return to class:

Fermat (grade 11)
Tony Risiling
Vlada Mitskaniouk
Nicole Nolan
Dorothy Lui
Olivia Kim
Ashley Pigeon
Matt Rose
Andrew Oneski
David Bae
Taylor McSheffrey

Cayley (Grade 10)
Monica Lee
Elizabeth Hunter
Michael Chong
Linda Li
Henry Xi
Sueyoung Kim
Shikai Jin
Paul Mensah
Jae-Ho Lee


Pascal (grade 9)
Michael Li
Mitchell Kearney
John Kim
Alex Lee
Shelby McEachern
Erdit Celo
Gillian Huntley
Ku Been Lee
James Munn
Kristof Richard
Yury Yakubchyk
Emilia Thierens
Antony Bae
Jake Park
Samantha Graitson
Alice Xie

Babysitter Wanted: Looking for babysitter for a 2 yr. old and a 4 yr. old, after school and weekend hours near St. Luke Elementary School. Please call Cameo at 823-4559.

Grad Baby Pictures: Thank you for the great response in submitting baby pictures for the yearbook. You may now pick up the original baby pictures from Student Services.

Monday, February 20, 2006

Day 1

Explore New Horizons (Gr. 7 & 8): ABC Saturday Take-off is a 6 week enrichment workshop for ages 6-15. The spring program begins on Saturday, April 1st and continues until Saturday May 13th. The workshops take place Saturday mornings at St. Paul's High School. Workshops include watercolours, philosophy, brain waves, human anatomy, architecture, forensics detectives, managing stress through creativity and more. Please see Mrs. Brady for more details or visit www.abcottawa.cyberus.ca for more information.

Babysitter Wanted: Looking for babysitter for a 2 yr. old and a 4 yr. old, after school and weekend hours near St. Luke Elementary School. Please call Cameo at 823-4559.

Intramural Notice: All captains that signed up for the floor hockey season are asked to come to a short meeting TODAY at Lunch in the wood floor gym. Any teams who missed the final deadline may register at this time.

Grad Baby Pictures: Thank you for the great response in submitting baby pictures for the yearbook. You may now pick up the original baby pictures from Student Services.

Parent Information Evening: The University of Ottawa is hosting a Parent Information Evening on Tuesday, February 21. There are two sessions, one at 6:15 p.m. and one at 8:15 p.m. Both sessions are held in the Alumni Auditorium in the Jock-Turcot University Centre (85 University Ave.). An information fair will take place from 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. in the University Centre. Register online at: http://www.admission.uottawa.ca/

Driver Education: The driver education program will be starting this Wednesday, February 22nd, from 3:15 p.m. - 5:45 p.m. in Room 119.

Job Fair: There will be a JOB FAIR on Thursday, February 23 from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the Youth Employment Resource Centre, 3730 Richmond Rd. (2nd floor). Employers attending include: Smart Technologies, Moxies, Starbucks, Money Mart, Adecco, Winners, Farm Boy, RCMP, Pet Valu, Swiss Chalet, Harvey's, and New York Fries. Sign up in Student Services, if interested.

Friday, February 17, 2006

Day 2

Social Justice Group: There is a meeting of the Social Justice group, TODAY, at the beginning of lunch, in the Chapel.

Notice: Join us for prayer TODAY at 12:00 p.m. in the Chapel.

High School Intramurals: TODAY is the last day to sign up for Floor Hockey intramurals at the Tuck Shop during senior lunch. Cost is $1 per player.

Parent Information Evening: The University of Ottawa is hosting a Parent Information Evening on Tuesday, February 21. There are two sessions, one at 6:15 p.m. and one at 8:15 p.m. Both sessions are held in the Alumni Auditorium in the Jock-Turcot University Centre (85 University Ave.). An information fair will take place from 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. in the University Centre. Register online at: www.admission.uOttawa.ca

Driver Education: The driver education program will be starting Wednesday, February 22nd from 3:15 p.m. - 5:45 p.m. in Room 119.

CNML Contests: Congratulations to the following top scorers! Next contest will be on March 7. Clare Reeler: 13; Michael Li & Tony Risling: 12; David Bae & Amanda Fancy: 10; Jennie Kim, Nicole Nolan & Sheila Smiley: 9

Job Fair: There will be a JOB FAIR on Thursday, February 23 from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the Youth Employment Resource Centre, 3730 Richmond Rd. (2nd floor). Employers attending include: Smart Technologies, Moxies, Starbucks, Money Mart, Adecco, Winners, Farm Boy, RCMP, Pet Valu, Swiss Chalet, Harvey’s, and New York Fries. Sign up in Student Services, if interested.

Yearbook Notice: We are currently working on the grad section of the yearbook. Some grad comments contain codes, no spaces, inappropriate references, etc. It is our school policy that comments should reflect and represent the values of our school, and be appropriate for publishing. If you think that your comment does not meet our stated policy, please go to room 207 TODAY or see Mrs. Spearin to make changes. If not, questionable comments will be edited by administration. Thank you.

High School Dance: TODAY is the last day to get your tickets for the dance of the year taking place on Thursday, February 23. The dance takes place from 7-10:30 pm. Doors open at 6:45 pm. The theme for the dance is BLACK AND WHITE. Each MT student may bring one guest. Tickets are only $4, on sale in the Atrium at lunch.

Thursday, February 16, 2006

Day 1

Hockey Team: All members of the Hockey team are asked to bring their white jerseys to school for a team picture on Friday - those that do not have their jerseys are to bring a cheque to Mr. Prigent.

High School Intramurals: Only 2 days left to sign up for Floor Hockey intramurals at the Tuck Shop during senior lunch. Cost is $1 per player.

Driver Education: The driver education program will be starting Wednesday, February 22nd from 3:15 p.m. - 5:45 p.m. in Room 119.

CNML Contests: Congratulations to the following top scorers! Next contest will be on March 7. Clare Reeler: 13; Michael Li & Tony Risling: 12; David Bae & Amanda Fancy: 10; Jennie Kim, Nicole Nolan & Sheila Smiley: 9

Job Fair: There will be a JOB FAIR on Thursday, February 23 from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the Youth Employment Resource Centre, 3730 Richmond Rd. (2nd floor). Employers attending include: Smart Technologies, Moxies, Starbucks, Money Mart, Adecco, Winners, Farm Boy, RCMP, Pet Valu, Swiss Chalet, Harvey's, and New York Fries. Sign up in Student Services, if interested.

Yearbook: There will be a short yearbook meeting TODAY in room 103 for those working on the next deadline.

Book Club: The White Pine Book Club for Grade 9-12 readers will meet in the Library Seminar Room at lunchtime TODAY. Members may bring their lunch.

Outdoor Club: All outdoor club members are asked to attend a meeting at 11:45 am TODAY in room 103. We will go over the next 3 outings.

Notice: The TOP 10 students of the CNML contest and registered writers of the Waterloo Contests and their coaches are asked to come to the atrium for a group picture for the yearbook this Friday, Feb. 17. Please wait to be called down.

Get H.S. Credits in Europe: The Celtic Experience summer credits in Ireland, Scotland and England program is hosting an information meeting for students and their parents interested in traveling this summer while earning credits. The meeting takes place this TONIGHT, February 16 at St. Matthew H.S., 6550 Bilberry Drive, Orleans, and begins at 7:00 p.m. For more information, call 416-922-2358 or log onto the website at: www.celticexperience.com.

Yearbook Notice: We are currently working on the grad section of the yearbook. Some grad comments contain codes, no spaces, inappropriate references, etc. It is our school policy that comments should reflect and represent the values of our school, and be appropriate for publishing. If you think that your comment does not meet our stated policy, please go to room 207 TODAY or TOMORROW, or see Mrs. Spearin to make changes. If not, questionable comments will be edited by administration. Thank you.

High School Dance: MT Student Council is hosting our second dance of the year on Thursday, February 23. The dance takes place from 7-10:30 pm. Doors open at 6:45 pm. The theme for the dance is BLACK AND WHITE. Tickets will be sold in the atrium until Friday, February 17 - in the morning, before school, and at lunch. Each MT student may bring one guest. Tickets are only $4. Get your tickets early to avoid disappointment!

Spirit Week: Tomorrow is "What Not to Wear Day"

Wednesday, February 15, 2006

Day 2

Waterloo Math Contest: All students, who signed up to write a Waterloo Math Contest, need to come for a meeting on TODAY, at lunch in room 302.

Yearbook: There will be a short yearbook meeting this Thursday in room 103 for those working on the next deadline.

Book Club: The White Pine Book Club for Grade 9-12 readers will meet in the Library Seminar Room at lunchtime on Thursday. Members may bring their lunch.

Outdoor Club: All outdoor club members are asked to attend a meeting at 11:45 am on Thursday in room 103. We will go over the next 3 outings.

Notice: The TOP 10 students of the CNML contest and registered writers of the Waterloo Contests and their coaches are asked to come to the atrium for a group picture for the yearbook this Friday, Feb. 17. Please wait to be called down.

Ski Club Notice: All members of the Ski Club must present their ski club identification card in order to get on the bus TODAY. If you do not have your card, you will not get on the bus. Remember that you are dismissed at 3:00 pm. If you leave early, you will not be going the following week.

Get H.S. Credits in Europe: The Celtic Experience summer credits in Ireland, Scotland and England program is hosting an information meeting for students and their parents interested in traveling this summer while earning credits. The meeting takes place this Thursday, February 16 at St. Matthew H.S., 6550 Bilberry Drive, Orleans, and begins at 7:00 p.m. For more information, call 416-922-2358 or log onto the website at: www.celticexperience.com.

Yearbook Notice: We are currently working on the grad section of the yearbook. Some grad comments contain codes, no spaces, inappropriate references, etc. It is our school policy that comments should reflect and represent the values of our school, and be appropriate for publishing. If you think that your comment does not meet our stated policy, please go to room 207 on Thursday or Friday, or see Mrs. Spearin to make changes. If not, questionable comments will be edited by administration. Thank you.

High School Dance: MT Student Council is hosting our second dance of the year on Thursday, February 23. The dance takes place from 7-10:30 pm. Doors open at 6:45 pm. The theme for the dance is BLACK AND WHITE. Tickets will be sold in the atrium until Friday, February 17 - in the morning, before school, and at lunch. Each MT student may bring one guest. Tickets are only $4. Get your tickets early to avoid disappointment!

Spirit Week: This week is Spirit Week. Each day has a different theme. Join in the spirit!!

Thursday - Twin Day (dress the same as your twin)
Friday - What Not to Wear Day

Tuesday, February 14, 2006

Day 1

Grade 7/8 Swim team: Don't forget tomorrow's practice at 7:30 a.m. at Walter Baker Pool. Please arrange to have transportation back to the school after practice.

Jelly Bean Contest: Please come to the Library to guess how many jelly beans are in the jar. Juniors (before school only) and Seniors (during senior lunch). Remember 1 guess per student. Winners will be announced during the afternoon announcements.

CNML Math Contest: Today, Feb. 14, 12:30 - 1:00 pm in the library. Please bring paper, pencil, and calculator.

Waterloo Math Contest: All students, who signed up to write a Waterloo Math Contest, need to come for a meeting on Wednesday, February 15, at lunch in room 302.

Ski Club Notice: All members of the Ski Club must present their ski club identification card in order to get on the bus this Wednesday. If you do not have your card, you will not get on the bus. If you have lost your card, you must get a new one at the cost of 5 dollars. Please see Mr. Francoeur in room 103 between 8:30 and 8:45 am for a replacement. Remember that you are dismissed at 3:00 pm. If you leave early, you will not be going the following week.

Get H.S. Credits in Europe: The Celtic Experience summer credits in Ireland, Scotland and England program is hosting an information meeting for students and their parents interested in traveling this summer while earning credits. The meeting takes place this Thursday, February 16 at St. Matthew H.S., 6550 Bilberry Drive, Orleans, and begins at 7:00 p.m. For more information, call 416-922-2358 or log onto the website at: www.celticexperience.com.

Yearbook Notice: We are currently working on the grad section of the yearbook. Some grad comments contain codes, no spaces, inappropriate references, etc. It is our school policy that comments should reflect and represent the values of our school, and be appropriate for publishing. If you think that your comment does not meet our stated policy, please go to room 207 TODAY, Thursday or Friday, or see Mrs. Spearin to make changes. If not, questionable comments will be edited by administration. Thank you.

High School Dance: MT Student Council is hosting our second dance of the year on Thursday, February 23. The dance takes place from 7-10:30 pm. Doors open at 6:45 pm. The theme for the dance is BLACK AND WHITE. Tickets will be sold in the atrium until Friday, February 17 - in the morning, before school, and at lunch. Each MT student may bring one guest. Tickets are only $4. Get your tickets early to avoid disappointment!


Spirit Week: This week is Spirit Week. Each day has a different theme. Join in the spirit!!

Wednesday - International Day (show your heritage)
Thursday - Twin Day (dress the same as your twin)
Friday - What Not to Wear Day

Night School Courses: Our School Board is offering Make-up courses for Gr. 9 & 10 on Saturday mornings from 9:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. for students who failed a first semester course in English, Math or Science. Make up courses for Gr. 11 & 12 are offered on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, 6:00 – 9:00 p.m., at St. Patrick H.S. for English, Math, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. Final deadline is on February 21. See Student Services for further info and registration forms.

Yearbook Purchasers: Teachers and students who purchased yearbooks are to check the display case beside the Tuck shop to confirm their order and personalization request. Any concerns are to be made aware to Mr. Prigent in the Phys. Ed. office by Wednesday, Feb. 15.

Monday, February 13, 2006

Day 2

Grade 7/8 Swim team: Our first practice will be on Wednesday, Feb. 15 at 7:30 a.m. at Walter Baker Pool. Please arrange to have transportation back to the school after practice. See Mrs. Sinclair if you have any questions.

Notice: A reminder for Mrs. Coyle's period 2 grade nine girls' Phys. Ed. class to meet in the library TODAY.

Grad Year Committee: Students who worked on the Survey Portion of the Grad yearbook are asked to come for a photo in Room 112 at 11:45 am TODAY: Alana Swarup, Vanya Dujkovic, Ryan Schell, Katy Stoica, Gabriella Mihaylov, Danica Bansie, Rebecca Ardley, Carolyn El-Choufi, Stephanie Grubesic, and Bhawna Sharma.

Yearbook Notice: We are currently working on the grad section of the yearbook. Some grad comments contain codes, no spaces, inappropriate references, etc. It is our school policy that comments should reflect and represent the values of our school, and be appropriate for publishing. If you think that your comment does not meet our stated policy, please go to room 207 this Tuesday, Thursday or Friday, or see Mrs. Spearin to make changes. If not, questionable comments will be edited by administration. Thank you.

High School Dance: MT Student Council is hosting our second dance of the year on Thursday, February 23. The dance takes place from 7-10:30 pm. Doors open at 6:45 pm. The theme for the dance is BLACK AND WHITE. Tickets will be sold in the atrium starting TODAY and going to Friday, February 17, in the morning, before school, and at lunch. Each MT student may bring one guest. Tickets are only $4. Get your tickets early to avoid disappointment!

CNML: On Tuesday, February 14, students are invited to write the fourth CNML math contest in the library. The contest will be at 10:30 - 11:00 am. An admit slip will be given to students to return to class. Please bring calculator, pencil, pen, paper.

Spirit Week: This week is Spirit Week. Each day has a different theme. Join in the spirit!!

Tuesday - Valentine's Day (pink/red & white day)
Wednesday - International Day (show your heritage)
Thursday - Twin Day (dress the same as your twin)
Friday - What Not to Wear Day

Night School Courses: Our School Board is offering Make-up courses for Gr. 9 & 10 on Saturday mornings from 9:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. for students who failed a first semester course in English, Math or Science. Make up courses for Gr. 11 & 12 are offered on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, 6:00 - 9:00 p.m., at St. Patrick H.S. for English, Math, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. Pre-registration deadline is February 13, final deadline on February 21. See Student Services for further info and registration forms.

Volunteer Hours: The Ottawa Air show is looking for volunteers for this year’s Air Show to be held on June 17 and 18. Each volunteer will receive full training, a commemorative T-shirt, food and beverage each day, an opportunity to watch a truly great event, and earn community service hours. If you are interested in volunteering for this event, go on-line to www.airshowottawa.com and click on the volunteering link.

Yearbook Purchasers: Teachers and students who purchased yearbooks are to check the display case beside the Tuck shop to confirm their order and personalization request. Any concerns are to be made aware to Mr. Prigent in the Phys. Ed. office by Wednesday, Feb. 15.

Friday, February 10, 2006

Day 1

Grade 7/8 Swim team: For all students who have signed up for the swim team and completed the swim team survey, please come to a brief meeting today after school to pick up a permission form and schedule of swim practices from Mrs. Sinclair in room 100. You will need a signed permission form in order to attend practices. Our first practice will be on Wednesday, Feb. 15 at 7:30 a.m. at Walter Baker Pool. Please arrange to have transportation back to the school after practice. See Mrs. Sinclair if you have any questions.

Course Changes: Today is the last day to make high school course changes for semester two. If you intend to inquire about a course change, you must make an appointment with your counselor TODAY.

High School Dance: MT Student Council is hosting our second dance of the year on Thursday, February 23. The dance takes place from 7-10:30 pm. Doors open at 6:45 pm. The theme for the dance is BLACK AND WHITE. Tickets will be sold in the atrium from Monday, February 13 to Friday, February 17 in the morning, before school, and at lunch. Each MT student may bring one guest. Tickets are only $4. Get your tickets early to avoid disappointment!

Youth Ministry: A youth ministry meeting will be held TODAY in the chapel at lunch.

CNML: Next Tuesday, February 14, students are invited to write the fourth CNML math contest in the library. The contest will be at 10:30 - 11:00 am. An admit slip will be given to students to return to class. Please bring calculator, pencil, pen, paper.

Spirit Week: Next week is Spirit Week. Each day has a different theme. Join in the spirit!!

Monday - Pajama Day
Tuesday - Valentine's Day (pink/red & white day)
Wednesday - International Day (show your heritage)
Thursday - Twin Day (dress the same as your twin)
Friday - What Not to Wear Day

Night School Courses: Our School Board is offering Make-up courses for Gr. 9 & 10 on Saturday mornings from 9:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. for students who failed a first semester course in English, Math or Science. Make up courses for Gr. 11 & 12 are offered on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, 6:00 - 9:00 p.m., at St. Patrick H.S. for English, Math, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. Pre-registration deadline is February 13, final deadline on February 21. See Student Services for further info and registration forms.

Volunteer Hours: The Ottawa Air show is looking for volunteers for this year’s Air Show to be held on June 17 and 18. Each volunteer will receive full training, a commemorative T-shirt, food and beverage each day, an opportunity to watch a truly great event, and earn community service hours. If you are interested in volunteering for this event, go on-line to http://www.airshowottawa.com/ and click on the volunteering link.

Part-time Job #1: Special Needs Worker wanted. Please call Mrs. Thom at 823-0598 - Barrhaven location. Only serious students accepted. Hours are flexible.

Part-Time Job #2: Looking for painters and marketers to work for a University student for Student Works Painting. Work would take place in the Barrhaven area. You get a chance to make a lot of money while finishing this year of high school and even more in the summer. For more info and to sign up please go to Student Services.

Yearbook Purchasers: Teachers and students who purchased yearbooks are to check the display case beside the Tuck shop to confirm their order and personalization request. Any concerns are to be made aware to Mr. Prigent in the Phys. Ed. office by Wednesday, Feb. 15.

Thursday, February 9, 2006

Day 2

Yearbook: There will be a meeting for all students working on the layouts for this deadline tonight in room 103. Be prepared to stay a little later! See you there!

Mini Enrichment: Students have only a few days left to register for Mini-Enrichment courses. If you tried to register before and were unsuccessful, please try again because the web-site is now accepting course registration. Please return your completed application form to room 322 asap.

Night School Courses: Our School Board is offering Make-up courses for Gr. 9 and 10 on Saturday mornings from 9:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. for students who failed a first semester course in English, Math or Science. Make up courses for Gr. 11 and 12 are offered on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, 6:00 - 9:00 p.m., at St. Patrick H.S. for English, Math, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. Pre-registration deadline is February 13, final deadline on February 21. See Student Services for further info and registration forms.

Volunteer Hours: The Ottawa Air show is looking for volunteers for this year's Air Show to be held on June 17 and 18. Each volunteer will receive full training, a commemorative T-shirt, food and beverage each day, an opportunity to watch a truly great event, and earn community service hours. If you are interested in volunteering for this event, go online to http://www.airshowottawa.com/ and click on the volunteering link.

Part-time Job #1: Special Needs Worker wanted. Please call Mrs. Thom at 823-0598 - Barrhaven location. Only serious students accepted. Hours are flexible.

Part-Time Job #2: Looking for painters and marketers to work for a University student for Student Works Painting. Work would take place in the Barrhaven area. You get a chance to make a lot of money while finishing this year of high school and even more in the summer. For more info and to sign up please go to Student Services.

Yearbook Purchasers: Teachers and students who purchased yearbooks are to check the display case beside the Tuck shop to confirm their order and personalization request. Any concerns are to be made aware to Mr. Prigent in the Phys. Ed. office by Wednesday, Feb. 15.

BOOSTER JUICE!!! Student council is selling Booster Juice at senior lunch in the atrium. Grade 7 & 8 will order from their homeroom teachers. There are five flavours to choose from, and prices are lower than at the store! All orders must be pre-paid and will be delivered next week - next Thursday for high school students, and next Friday for 7-8 students. So bring your money and help support student activities at Mother Teresa!

KISS-O-GRAMS!! What are you giving to your sweetheart for Valentine's Day? Why not send them a special delivery. The cheerleading teams will be selling Kiss-o-grams at both lunches outside the cafeteria. They cost only $1 each - what a great deal!! Make sure you know the homeroom of your special someone, and come and purchase a loving surprise for Valentine's Day!

Wednesday, February 8, 2006

Day 1

Red Maple Club : Grade 7 and 8 - The reading club will meet TODAY at 12:25 in the Library. Bring your lunch.

BOOSTER JUICE!!! Student council is selling Booster Juice at senior lunch in the atrium. Grade 7 & 8 will order from their homeroom teachers. There are five flavours to choose from, and prices are lower than at the store! All orders must be pre-paid and will be delivered next week - next Thursday for high school students, and next Friday for 7-8 students. So bring your money and help support student activities at Mother Teresa!

KISS-O-GRAMS!! What are you giving to your sweetheart for Valentine's Day? Why not send them a special delivery. The cheerleading teams will be selling Kiss-o-grams at both lunches outside the cafeteria. They cost only $1 each - what a great deal!! Make sure you know the homeroom of your special someone, and come and purchase a loving surprise for Valentine's Day!

Night School Courses: Our School Board is offering Make-up courses for Gr. 9 and 10 on Saturday mornings from 9:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. for students who failed a first semester course in English, Math or Science. Make up courses for Gr. 11 and 12 are offered on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, 6:00 - 9:00 p.m., at St. Patrick H.S. for English, Math, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. Pre-registration deadline is February 13, final deadline on February 21. See Student Services for further info and registration forms.

Mini Enrichment: Students have only a few days left to register for Mini-Enrichment. If you tried to register before and were unsuccessful, please try again because the web-site is now accepting course registration. Please return your completed application form to room 322 asap.

Athletic Council: Meeting TODAY in the wood floor gym during Sr. lunch.

Waterloo Math Contest Meeting: All students, who signed up for the Waterloo Math Contest, need to attend a meeting TODAY, at lunch in room 302.

Varsity Girls Soccer: Any H.S. girls interested in playing on the Girls Varsity Soccer team and attending an indoor soccer tournament in Kingston - there will be a mandatory meeting TODAY at lunch at the Career Center.

Notice: Students who purchased MT Titan wear are to visit the Tuck Shop TODAY after school to pick up their items. See Mr. Prigent if you have any questions.

Ski Club: All members of the ski club must present their ski club identification card in order to get on the bus TODAY. If you do not have your card, you will not get on the bus. Remember that you are to dismiss at 3:00 pm. If you leave early, you will not be going the following week.

Sem. 1 Phys. Ed Students: All first semester High School physical education students please remove your locks from the change room lockers by TODAY.

Part-time Job: Special Needs Worker wanted. Please call Mrs. Thom at 823-0598 - Barrhaven location. Only serious students accepted. Hours are flexible.

Volunteer Hours: The Ottawa Air show is looking for volunteers for this year's Air Show to be held on June 17 and 18. Each volunteer will receive full training, a commemorative T-shirt, food and beverage each day, an opportunity to watch a truly great event, and earn community service hours. If you are interested in volunteering for this event, go on-line to www.airshowottawa.com and click on the volunteering link.

Yearbook Purchasers: Teachers and students who purchased yearbooks are to check the display case beside the Tuck shop to confirm their order and personalization request. Any concerns are to be made aware to Mr. Prigent in the Phys. Ed. office by Wednesday, Feb. 15.

Tuesday, February 7, 2006

Day 2

Red Maple Club : Grade 7 and 8 - The reading club will meet Wednesday, February 8th at 12:25 in the Library. Bring your lunch.

BOOSTER JUICE!!! Student council is selling Booster Juice at senior lunch in the atrium. Grade 7 & 8 will order from their homeroom teachers. There are five flavours to choose from, and prices are lower than at the store! All orders must be pre-paid and will be delivered next week - next Thursday for high school students, and next Friday for 7-8 students. So bring your money and help support student activities at Mother Teresa!

KISS-O-GRAMS!! What are you giving to your sweetheart for Valentine's Day? Why not send them a special delivery. The cheerleading teams will be selling Kiss-o-grams at both lunches outside the cafeteria. They cost only $1 each - what a great deal!! Make sure you know the homeroom of your special someone, and come and purchase a loving surprise for Valentine's Day!

Sr. Girls Volleyball: There will be a practice for the Sr. Girls Volleyball team TODAY after school in the cafetorium.

Vocal Group: Reminder to the Vocal Group that practices resume this Wednesday morning at 7.30 a.m.

Hockey Team: Teachers and hockey team members are reminded that they are to be dismissed at 12:25 for their game at Navan Arena. Bus departs at 12:45.

Athletic Council: Meeting Wednesday in the wood floor gym during Sr. lunch.

Yearbook Purchasers: Teachers and Students who purchased Yearbooks are to check the display case beside the Tuck shop to confirm their order and personalization request. Any concerns are to be made aware to Mr. Prigent in the Phys. Ed. office by Wednesday, February 15.

Notice: Students who purchased MT Titan wear are to visit the Tuck Shop on Wednesday after school to pick up their items. See Mr. Prigent if you have any questions.

Waterloo Math Contest Meeting: All students, who signed up for the Waterloo Math Contest, need to attend a meeting on Wednesday, February 8, at lunch in room 302.

Varsity Girls Soccer: Any H.S. girls interested in playing on the Girls Varsity Soccer team and attending an indoor soccer tournament in Kingston---please give your name to Ms. McKenna at gym office C/D before Wednesday Feb. 8th. There will be a mandatory meeting Wednesday, Feb. 8th at lunch at the Career Center.

Sem. 1 Phys. Ed Students: All first semester High School physical education students please remove your locks from the change room lockers by Wednesday, Feb. 8th. Thank you.

Ski Club: All members of the ski club must present their ski club identification card in order to get on the bus this Wednesday. If you do not have your card, you will not get on the bus. If you have lost your card, you must get a new one at the cost of 5 dollars. Please see Mr. Francoeur in room 103 between 8:30 and 8:45 am for a replacement. Remember that you are dismiss at 3:00 pm. If you leave early, you will not be going the following week.

Yearbook: This year's Grad comments need some revisions - space on Monday and Tuesday for a last chance for editing and revision - if not, it will be done for you or, pop into room 207 TODAY (Mrs. Birmingham's room - yearbook office) to see what it looks like and revise on the computer. Thanks!

Yearbook Friends' Photos: The yearbook will be taking casual photos of groups of grade10, 11 and 12 friends in the cafeteria - at lunch TODAY - you may have one photo take with a group of friends - up to 6 people per photo. Get a group together, and get your photos in the book! Look for the signs and photographers in the cafeteria at lunch.

Yearbook: Could the following students please come to room 207 for their pictures immediately after announcements TODAY - winners of the grad survey- Derek Beer, Farriss Blaskavits, Laura Kluska, Chris Hopper, Alanna Swarup, Dan Caruso, Lisa Carter, Ray Kalunga, Rebecca Ardley, Nigel Harrell, Maria Galetta, Faith Gwayrumba, Brian Karell, Ivan Jelican, Steph Grubesic, Danny McGuire, Jen Cassidy, Nick Wilson, Brad Legere, Mandela Hawthorne, Danica Bansie, Lindsy Gartshore. Plus - any grad who submitted a grad write-up, but didn't submit a photo - it is imperative that you get your picture taken in room 207 TODAY.

Monday, February 6, 2006

Day 1

BOOSTER JUICE!!! Student council will be selling Booster Juice at lunch in the atrium on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday this week. Grade 7 & 8 will order from their homeroom teachers. There are five flavours to choose from, and prices are lower than at the store! All orders must be pre-paid and will be delivered next week - next Thursday for high school students, and next Friday for 7-8 students. So bring your money and help support student activities at Mother Teresa!

KISS-O-GRAMS!! What are you giving to your sweetheart for Valentine's Day? Why not send them a special delivery. The cheerleading teams will be selling Kiss-O-Grams at both lunches beginning Tuesday for a week. They cost only $1 each - what a great deal!! Make sure you know the homeroom of your special someone, and come and purchase a loving surprise for Valentine's Day!

Room Changes for Sem. 2: There are have a few room changes since students received their second semester schedules. The following classes have changed rooms -- please note:

HHS4M-02 Ms. Spearin - now meets in room 112 on period 1
HRE4M-02 Ms. Kuchma - now meets in portable 5 on period 3 (day 1)
HRE1O-05 Ms. Guillet - now meets in room 326 on period 4 (day 1)
HRE2O-05 Ms. Kuchma - now meets in portable 1 on period 4 (day 1)

Lost Schedules: Students who lost their semester two schedules will be charged .25 cents to obtain a replacement.

Varsity Boys Soccer: Players interested in playing in the Kingston Indoor Tournament are asked to come to a meeting at 11:40 sharp in Room 201 TODAY.

Varsity Girls Soccer: Any H.S. girls interested in playing on the Girls Varsity Soccer team and attending an indoor soccer tournament in Kingston---please give your name to Ms. McKenna at gym office C/D before Wednesday Feb. 8th. There will be a mandatory meeting Wednesday, Feb. 8th at lunch at the Career Center.

Notice: The following students are asked to see Mr. McGovern TODAY in room 300 to pick up a permission form for tomorrow's workshop at the Ottawa Citizen: Sydney Hopkins, Kyle Powell, Samantha Nasso, Oana Moraru, Sarah Stewart and Danica Bansie.

Sem. 1 Phys. Ed Students: All first semester High School physical education students please remove your locks from the change room lockers by Wednesday, Feb. 8th. Thank you.

Ski Club: All members of the ski club must present their ski club identification card in order to get on the bus this Wednesday. If you do not have your card, you will not get on the bus. If you have lost your card, you must get a new one at the cost of 5 dollars. Please see Mr. Francoeur in room 103 between 8:30 and 8:45 am for a replacement. Remember that you are dismiss at 3:00 pm. If you leave early, you will not be going the following week.

Notice for Grads: The following students please see Mrs. Spearin about their Grad write-up and Grad photo in room 112 TODAYat 12:00 noon. Grad Photo: Purva Ahara, Farriss Blaskovits, Vanya Dujkovic, Stephanie Grubesic, Brent James, Tyler McCarthy, Natalie Noriega.

Grad Write-up: Stephanie Albert, Derek Albert, Rebecca Ardley, Gregory Arsenault, Danica Bansie, William Beaton, Farriss Blaskovits, Piotr Boruslawski, Jennifer Cassidy, Miriam Estrada, Lisa Daoud, Lindsy Gartshore, Jennifer Giguere, Stephanie Grubesic, Jeffery Haindl, Tony Hosselet, Christine Kirkwood, Philip Mascarenhas, Lydia Picknell, Neil Ritchie, Sarah Stewart, Alana Swarup, Moira Tsailas, Jamie Thomson,Chantal Watkinson.

Yearbook: This year's Grad comments need some revisions - space on Monday and Tuesday for a last chance for editing and revision - if not, it will be done for you or, pop into room 207 on Tuesday (Mrs. Birmingham's room - yearbook office) to see what it looks like and revise on the computer. Thanks!

Yearbook Friends' Photos: The yearbook will be taking casual photos of groups of grade10, 11 and 12 friends in the cafeteria - at lunch on TUESDAY - you may have one photo take with a group of friends - up to 6 people per photo. Get a group together, and get your photos in the book! Look for the signs and photographers in the cafeteria at lunch.

Yearbook: Could the following students please come to room 207 for their pictures immediately after announcements on TUESDAY - winners of the grad survey- Derek Beer, Farriss Blaskavits, Laura Kluska, Chris Hopper, Alanna Swarup, Dan Caruso, Lisa Carter, Ray Kalunga, Rebecca Ardley, Nigel Harrell, Maria Galetta, Faith Gwayrumba, Brian Karell, Ivan Jelican, Steph Grubesic, Danny McGuire, Jen Cassidy, Nick Wilson, Brad Legere, Mandela Hawthorne, Danica Bansie, Lindsy Gartshore. Plus - any grad who submitted a grad write-up, but didn't submit a photo - it is imperative that you get your picture taken in room 207 on TUESDAY.

Thursday, February 2, 2006

Day 2

Reminder: Tomorrow (Friday) is a Professional Development day for teachers. There is no school for students.

Grade 7 & 8: Ever think about working for the children's museum? The Canadian Museum of Civilization is recruiting members for its Youth Advisory Committee. This committee gives youth an opportunity to work in a team and contribute in the evaluation of current and upcoming exhibits, programmes and products at the Children's Museum. If you are between 11 - 14 and interested in applying to sit on this committee, please see Ms. Pierce in Student Services.

Grade 7 and 8 Boys and Girls Swim Team: There will be a very important meeting during junior lunch TODAY in room 100 (the Art Room) for all those interested in being part of the swim team. Please bring your lunch with you. The meeting will start at 12:30 sharp.

YEARBOOK - There will be a yearbook work day for those working on the grad section and the layouts for the next deadline - THIS FRIDAY (THE PD DAY) - at 10:00 - see Mrs. B in room 207 today for details.

Job Info: Swiss Chalet is holding a Job Fair TODAY and tomorrow at Walter Baker from 9 am to 7 pm in room 202.

Mini-Enrichment: Students who received invitations to participate in the Mini-Enrichment courses May 1-5, 2006 must return your permission form as soon as possible. You will be given a password at this point. Don't be disappointed - indicate your interest soon. The deadline for applications is Feb. 4, 2006.