Thursday, June 1, 2006

Day 2

Grade 7 & 8 Enrichment: Let's Talk Science: Grade 7 and 8 students interested in an enrichment activity Tuesday, June 13 please see Mrs. Brady or Mrs. McLaughlin in room 322 this week. We have 24 spots for budding ecologists. Come and explore the Jock River and its unique ecosystem for a fascinating look at nature up close.

Marine Biology Trip: Students registered in SBI4U (Gr. 12 Biology) next year have the opportunity to participate in a marine biology trip to St. Andrew N.B. in September. Please speak to Mrs. McLaughlin today in room 322 if you are interested in the trip.

High School Intramurals: High School Intramural Volleyball will begin Friday with Derek is Hot taking on Sexy Squad and Funky Monkeys play Power Puff Girls. Scoring are Christina, Robyn and Kristina. Check the board outside the gym for the full schedule. Captains need to be at the gym by 11:45 to help set up. Games start at 11:50.

Leadership Camp: A reminder that all Leadership Camp application forms are due TODAY in room 212 (before the end of period 2).

CHEO Telethon: Students who signed up to participate in the CHEO Telethon are asked to come to a brief meeting on Friday, June 2, at 12:00 noon in room 302. If you can't attend, please meet Mrs. Belloni at the Nortel Networks Buildings (on Moodie Dr.) at 9:00 am sharp on Sunday, June 4.

High School Athletes: This year's Athletic Banquet and Awards ceremony is scheduled for Monday, June 12th at 6:30 pm. Tickets will be distributed to athletes between Wednesday and Friday of next week. Any athletes with outstanding Athletic Fees ($30) and/or Team uniforms must return these to their Coach or Mr. Liska immediately. Athletic banquet tickets and yearbooks will be withheld from those with outstanding items.

Peer Helpers: Monsignor Paul Baxter grade 6's will be visiting next Monday, June 5. You will be needed from 10:15 to 11:15. Once again 8 groups are needed. Please sign up outside Mr. Hallarn's door in Student Services.

Volunteers Needed: Looking for volunteers to help with selling tickets, setting up tables, being door monitors, working the canteen during a Talent Show hosted by St. Joseph High School on Friday, June 2nd. Proceeds to go to the Canadian Diabetes Association. A representative from St. Joseph H.S. will be set up in our atrium TODAY during both lunches to sign up volunteers and explain the various duties.

Babysitter Wanted: Looking for a reliable, female babysitter for three children, aged 2, 4, & 6, twice a week and some weekends --- also, looking for a part-time babysitter during the summer - 20 hours a week. If interested, please call Lisa Picard at 825-0952. She lives on Mountshannon Drive.

Track and Field: All Track and Field athletes are reminded to return their singlet ASAP before they are hounded by Mrs. Galbraith and Mr. Liska and have to pay for them! Get them in!!! We don't care if they're washed, but it would be nice!

H.S. Exam Schedule: The High School exam schedule for June 21-27 is now posted on the school’s website at: www.motherteresahs.ca.

Library Notice: All the library books are expected to be returned to the library and all fines are to be paid as soon as possible. There will be no book circulation after June 6th.

Wednesday, May 31, 2006

Day 1

Grade 7 & 8 Enrichment: Let's Talk Science: Grade 7 and 8 students interested in an enrichment activity on Tuesday, June 13 please see Mrs. Brady or Mrs. McLaughlin in room 322 this week. We have 24 spots for budding ecologists. Come and explore the Jock River and its unique ecosystem for a fascinating look at nature up close.

CHEO Telethon: Students who signed up to participate in the CHEO Telethon are asked to come to a brief meeting on Friday, June 2, at 12:00 noon in room 302. If you can't attend, please meet Mrs. Belloni at the Nortel Networks Buildings (on Moodie Dr.) at 9:00 am sharp on Sunday, June 4.

High School Athletes: This year's Athletic Banquet and Awards ceremony is scheduled for Monday, June 12th at 6:30 pm. Tickets will be distributed to athletes between Wednesday and Friday of next week. Any athletes with outstanding Athletic Fees ($30) and/or Team uniforms must return these to their Coach or Mr. Liska immediately. Athletic banquet tickets and yearbooks will be withheld from those with outstanding items.

Peer Helpers: Monsignor Paul Baxter grade 6's will be visiting next Monday, June 5. You will be needed from 10:15 to 11:15. Once again 8 groups are needed. Please sign up outside Mr. Hallarn's door in Student Services.

Babysitter Wanted: Looking for a reliable, female babysitter for three children, aged 2, 4, & 6, twice a week and some weekends --- also, looking for a part-time babysitter during the summer - 20 hours a week. If interested, please call Lisa Picard at 825-0952. She lives on Mountshannon Drive.

Track and Field: All Track and Field athletes are reminded to return their singlet ASAP before they are hounded by Mrs. Galbraith and Mr. Liska and have to pay for them! Get them in!!! We don't care if they're washed, but it would be nice!

H.S. Exam Schedule: The High School exam schedule for June 21-27 is now posted on the school's website at: www.motherteresahs.ca.

Volunteers Needed: Looking for volunteers to help with selling tickets, setting up tables, being door monitors, working the canteen during a Talent Show hosted by St. Joseph High School on Friday, June 2nd. Proceeds to go to the Canadian Diabetes Association. A representative from St. Joseph H.S. will be set up in our atrium on Thursday, June 1st during both lunches to sign up volunteers and explain the various duties.

Library Notice: All the library books are expected to be returned to the library and all fines are to be paid as soon as possible. There will be no book circulation after June 6th.


SPECIAL SCHEDULE FOR TODAY – CARNIVAL DAY


The following timetable will be in effect TODAY for all Grade 7 to 12 classes:

Homeroom 8:55 - 9:05 am
Period 1 9:05 - 9:45 am
Period 2 9:50 - 10:30 am
Period 3 10:35 - 11:15 am
Period 4 11:20 - 12:00 pm

BBQ Lunch 12:00 - 12:45

Group Activites - 12:45 -3:05 p.m.

Dismissal - 3:05 p.m.

Tuesday, May 30, 2006

Day 2

Alberta Trip: Could all the students who applied to go to the Alberta trip next year go to room 103 at 11:45 TODAY for a short, but very important meeting. This includes the students in grade 8.

Stratford Trip: Students who are going on the Stratford Festival field trip next October are to attend a brief meeting at the beginning of lunch TODAY in room 300. Other students interested in this trip are also welcome to attend.

LIVE IT: There is an important LIVE IT meeting TODAY, after school, regarding tomorrow's activities. Please be there so we know who is doing what for the Obstacle Course!

Peer Helpers: Monsignor Paul Baxter grade 6's will be visiting next Monday, June 5. You will be needed from 10:15 to 11:15. Once again 8 groups are needed. Please sign up outside Mr. Hallarn's door in Student Services.

Track and Field: All Track and Field athletes are reminded to return their singlets ASAP before they are hounded by Mrs. Galbraith and Mr. Liska and have to pay for them! Get them in!!! We don't care if they’re washed, but it would be nice!

Grad Day: A reminder to all Grade 12's that this Thursday, June 1, is Grad day. There is breakfast at the school for all Grade 12's starting at 9:00 a.m., followed by Grad Mass at St. Patrick's, Fallowfield at 10:15 a.m. Parents are welcome to join us at the Mass. After Mass there is a BBQ lunch, followed by special grad activities. Grad rehearsal will be held at 2:00 p.m., back at the school.

H.S. Exam Schedule: The High School exam schedule for June 21-27 is now posted on the school's website at: www.motherteresahs.ca.

Volunteers Needed: Looking for volunteers to help with selling tickets, setting up tables, being door monitors, working the canteen during a Talent Show hosted by St. Joseph High School on Friday, June 2nd. Proceeds to go to the Canadian Diabetes Association. A representative from St. Joseph H.S. will be set up in our atrium on Thursday, June 1st during both lunches to sign up volunteers and explain the various duties.

Library Notice: All the library books are expected to be returned to the library and all fines are to be paid as soon as possible. There will be no book circulation after June 6th.

Monday, May 29, 2006

Day 1

All Grade 7 Girls: If you are interested in next years cheerleading team, now is the time to attend our Open Practice TODAY at 3:15 in Gym C-D. Learn new skills, have fun, all are welcome!!!! Show your TITAN spirit.

Want to Study in Japan: High School students interested in studying in Japan for 1 or 2 semesters - scholarships are available. Information is available in Student Services and there is an information night TONIGHT, at St. Paul H.S. at 7:00 p.m.

Grad Day: A reminder to all Grade 12's that this Thursday, June 1, is Grad day. There is breakfast at the school for all Grade 12's starting at 9:00 a.m., followed by Grad Mass at St. Patrick's, Fallowfield at 10:15 a.m. Parents are welcome to join us at the Mass. After Mass there is a BBQ lunch, followed by special grad activities. Grad rehearsal will be held at 2:00 p.m., back at the school.

H.S. Exam Schedule: The High School exam schedule for June 21-27 is now posted on the school's website at: www.motherteresahs.ca.

Volunteers Needed: Looking for volunteers to help with selling tickets, setting up tables, being door monitors, working the canteen during a Talent Show hosted by St. Joseph High School on Friday, June 2nd. Proceeds to go to the Canadian Diabetes Association. A representative from St. Joseph H.S. will be set up in our atrium, TODAY and Thursday, June 1st during both lunches to sign up volunteers and explain the various duties.

Volunteers Wanted: The Queensway Carleton Hospital is looking for responsible, energetic, compassionate young people who are looking to help others and gain valuable work experience in a hospital setting. They have a variety of positions that they are recruiting for, in both direct and non-direct patient contact departments. Applicants must be 15 years old by Dec. 31, 2006 and must have completed Grade 9. Application forms are available in the Student Services office.

Library Notice: All the library books are expected to be returned to the library and all fines are to be paid as soon as possible. There will be no book circulation after June 6th.

Friday, May 26, 2006

Day 2

All Grade 7 Girls: If you are interested in next years cheerleading team, now is the time to attend our Open Practice on Monday, May 29th at 3:15 in Gym C-D. Learn new skills, have fun, all are welcome!!!! Show your TITAN spirit.

Volunteers Needed: Looking for volunteers to help with selling tickets, setting up tables, being door monitors, working the canteen during a Talent Show hosted by St. Joseph High School on Friday, June 2nd. Proceeds to go to the Canadian Diabetes Association. A representative from St. Joseph H.S. will be set up in our atrium, on Monday, May 29th and Thursday, June 1st during both lunches to sign up volunteers and explain the various duties.

High School Intramurals: Sign-ups for volleyball will continue TODAY in the tuck shop. TODAY is the last day to sign up your team and pay your fees.

Volunteers Wanted: The Queensway Carleton Hospital is looking for responsible, energetic, compassionate young people who are looking to help others and gain valuable work experience in a hospital setting. They have a variety of positions that they are recruiting for, in both direct and non-direct patient contact departments. Applicants must be 15 years old by Dec. 31, 2006 and must have completed Grade 9. Application forms are available in the Student Services office.

Lifeguard Wanted: Looking for lifeguard for the 2nd Wednesday in July (12th), between the hours of 10 am - 2 pm. If interested, please see Mr. J. Berrow in Room 117. Thank you.

Aiming for the Top Scholarship: The Aiming for the Top scholarship program recognizes hard-working students who earn top marks. Winners may receive a tuition scholarship worth up to a maximum of $3,500 per year. Students who keep their grades up can receive the scholarship for up to four years. The amount of your scholarship will be determined based on the information you provide about your financial resources in your application. Apply using the 2004-2005 OSAP online web application for full-time students that is available on the OASP website, at http://osap.gov.on.ca. More information is available in the Student Services office.

Library Notice: All the library books are expected to be returned to the library and all fines are to be paid as soon as possible. There will be no book circulation after June 6th.

Thursday, May 25, 2006

Day 1

REACH FOR THE TOP: Championship match-up between the Alpha-Beta Carrots and the Undefeated Dancing Lemons will take place in the LIBRARY (the Lion's Den) AT LUNCH TODAY. The contestants should be PUMPED UP AND ready to roll - the game should run from 11:45 to 12: 20. Spectators are more than welcome.

Leadership Camp: Interested in being a student leader at Mother Teresa next year? Interested in learning skills to help you become a leader? Apply to join the September 2006 Mother Teresa Leadership Camp and spend 3 days in the third week of September at Camp Otterdale becoming the next leader of Mother Teresa HS. High school students come to room 212 TODAY at 11:45 to apply. Grade 8 students come to room 212 at 12:45 after you eat and before you go outside.

Cheerleading: There will be an open practice once again TODAY after school for anyone interested in trying out for the high school cheerleading team next year. All students currently in grade 8 through 11 are invited. No previous experience is necessary. Come out and see if you have what it takes to be a cheerleader!!

High School Intramurals: Sign-ups for volleyball will continue TODAY and Friday in the tuck shop. Friday, May 26th is the last day to sign up your team and pay your fees.

Grade 12 Students: Everyone who would like to be involved in the drama for Mass is asked to come to the stage at lunch TODAY.

Lifeguard Wanted: Looking for lifeguard for the 2nd Wednesday in July (12th), between the hours of 10 am - 2 pm. If interested, please see Mr. J. Berrow in Room 117. Thank you.

GRAD Choir: There is a practice for the choir for Grad Mass this afternoon after school in the Chapel.

Library Notice: All the library books are expected to be returned to the library and all fines are to be paid as soon as possible. There will be no book circulation after June 6th.

Sr. Boys Basketball: Sr. Boys Basketball is having open spring practices for those interested in conditioning and some good games. Practice will be after school TODAY in the main gym.

Grad Notice: A reminder to Grads that proof of Community Service hours must be handed in to Student Services by June 9th or you will not be able to graduate. Forms are available in the Student Services office.

Wednesday, May 24, 2006

Day 2

Library Notice: All the library books are expected to be returned to the library and all fines are to be paid as soon as possible. There will be no book circulation after June 6th.

Sr. Boys Basketball: Sr. Boys Basketball is having open spring practices for those interested in conditioning and some good games. Practice will be after school on Wednesday and Thursday this week in the main gym.

Peer Helpers: Peer Helpers are needed for the Grade 6 visit on Thursday, May 25. Please sign up in Student Services ASAP.

Gr. 12 Notice: All Grade 12 students who are interested in helping with the Grad mass are invited to a meeting on the stage at lunch TODAY.

Leadership Camp: Interested in being a student leader at Mother Teresa next year? Interested in learning skills to help you become a leader? Apply to join the September 2006 Mother Teresa Leadership Camp and spend 3 days in the third week of September at Camp Otterdale becoming the next leader of Mother Teresa HS. High school students come to room 212 this Thursday, May 25th at 11:45 to apply. Grade 8 students come to room 212 at 12:45 after you eat and before you go outside.

Canadian Blood Services is offering Grade 11 and Grade 12 students the opportunity to participate in the Summer Student Volunteer Program. Two ways to participate. #1 Bloodstock 2006 - student recruiters during July and August. Those who sign up a minimum of 25 donors have their name placed in a draw for education bursaries. #2 Public Relations and special events throughout the summer. Students interested in this program are asked to pick up registration forms in Student Services.

Grad Notice: A reminder to Grads that proof of Community Service hours must be handed in to Student Services by June 9th or you will not be able to graduate. Forms are available in the Student Services office.

St. Brigid's Summer Camp: We are looking for Qualified Lifeguards (must be 17 yrs of age or older and have NLS and some waterfront experience for the month of July and August (Monday to Friday). We are also looking for male counselors (Grade 10 or older) for the month of July. It is a 4 week job---Monday to Friday. Applicants should have great leadership qualities, enjoy the great outdoors and be excellent role models. If interested in any of the above positions, please call Joanne Cooke at 728-3017 (home) or 271-0308 (work). For more information you can visit our website at www.stbcamp.ca

Tuesday, May 23, 2006

Day 1

Peer Helpers: Peer Helpers are needed for the Grade 6 visit on Thursday, May 25. Please sign up in Student Services ASAP.

Canadian Blood Services is offering Grade 11 and Grade 12 students the opportunity to participate in the Summer Student Volunteer Program. Two ways to participate. #1 Bloodstock 2006 - student recruiters during July and August. Those who sign up a minimum of 25 donors have their name placed in a draw for education bursaries. #2 Public Relations and special events throughout the summer. Students interested in this program are asked to pick up registration forms in Student Services.

Grad Notice: A reminder to Grads that proof of Community Service hours must be handed in to Student Services by June 9th or you will not be able to graduate. Forms are available in the Student Services office.

St. Brigid's Summer Camp: We are looking for Qualified Lifeguards (must be 17 yrs of age or older and have NLS and some waterfront experience for the month of July and August (Monday to Friday). We are also looking for male counselors (Grade 10 or older) for the month of July. It is a 4 week job---Monday to Friday. Applicants should have great leadership qualities, enjoy the great outdoors and be excellent role models. If interested in any of the above positions, please call Joanne Cooke at 728-3017 (home) or 271-0308 (work). For more information you can visit our website at www.stbcamp.ca

Grad Mass: Choir practice Thursday this week at 3:15 in the Chapel. All Grade 12's are welcome.

Leadership Camp: Interested in being a student leader at Mother Teresa next year? Interested in learning skills to help you become a leader? Apply to join the September 2006 Mother Teresa Leadership Camp and spend 3 days in the third week of September at Camp Otterdale becoming the next leader of Mother Teresa HS. High school students come to room 212 this Thursday, May 25th at 11:45 to apply. Grade 8 students come to room 212 at 12:45 after you eat and before you go outside.

CHEO Telethon: Once again this year, our students have been invited to take part in the CHEO telethon on June 4th. This volunteer opportunity will require the students to answer the phones on Sunday morning at the Nortel Networks building. If you are interested in participating this year, please forward your name to Mrs. Belloni in room 302 by Wednesday, May 24.

Student Volunteers Needed: Student volunteers are needed for the Monsignor Paul Baxter year end BBQ taking place at Monsignor Baxter School on Friday, June 16. This is our annual end of the year fun event that school council puts on to thank our school parents for their ongoing support. There is lots to do including set up, clean up and everything in between. Students who are interested are asked to contact Mary Wong at 825-8806.

Library Notice: Due to the increased amount of computer vandalism in the library, the computers will be off limits both JR. and Sr. lunch indefinitely.

Friday, May 19, 2006

Day 2

Rehearsals for 7/8 Play: Rehearsal TODAY at lunch (Act 2). Please see Mrs. Sinclair or Ms. Fields if you are unable to attend.

Leadership Camp: Interested in being a student leader at Mother Teresa next year? Interested in learning skills to help you become a leader? Apply to join the September 2006 Mother Teresa Leadership Camp and spend 3 days in the third week of September at Camp Otterdale becoming the next leader of Mother Teresa HS. High school students come to room 212 on Wednesday, May 31st at 11:45 to apply. Grade 8 students come to room 212 at 12:45 after you eat and before you go outside.

CHEO Telethon: Once again this year, our students have been invited to take part in the CHEO telethon on June 4th. This volunteer opportunity will require the students to answer the phones on Sunday morning at the Nortel Networks building. If you are interested in participating this year, please forward your name to Mrs. Belloni in room 302 by next Wednesday, May 24.

Student Volunteers Needed: Student volunteers are needed for the Monsignor Paul Baxter year-end BBQ taking place at Monsignor Baxter School on Friday, June 16. This is our annual end of the year fun event that school council puts on to thank our school parents for their ongoing support. There is lots to do including set up, clean up and everything in between. Students who are interested are asked to contact Mary Wong at 825-8806.

Attention All Gr. 12 Students: A meeting will be held TODAY at lunch, in the chapel, for anyone who would like to participate in our Grade 12 Mass on June 1. We need readers, greeters, and Eucharistic ministers. There is a job for everyone. All are welcome.

Tutor Needed: Tutor for a Grade 5 student (Math and English). Lives on Woodpark, times to be determined, about three times a week. If interested, please call Mr. Mandeep Toor at 823-0703 or 864-8464.

Library Notice: Due to the increased amount of computer vandalism in the library, the computers will be off limits both JR. and Sr. lunch indefinitely.

Aiming for the Top Scholarship: The Aiming for the Top scholarship program recognizes hard-working students who earn top marks. Winners may receive a tuition scholarship worth up to a maximum of $3,500 per year. Students who keep their grades up can receive the scholarship for up to four years. The amount of your scholarship will be determined based on the information you provide about your financial resources in your application. Apply using the 2004-2005 OSAP online web application for full-time students that is available on the OASP website, at http://osap.gov.on.ca. More information is available in the Student Services office.

CHEO Silent Auction: Attention all Mother Teresa students and staff. Today is your last chance to participate in Impact's silent auction, during both lunches. Come down to the atrium and bid on fabulous items, such as today's feature item: The Mystery Box! Opening bid is only $10 for a secret item valued at $30! Ask our friendly staff about a clue! Submit your bids or miss out on a great deal! Remember bidders' info is confidential!

Blood Donor Clinic: Mother Teresa High School is hosting a blood donor clinic TODAY. There are 199 students eligible to give blood at Mother Teresa. We are looking for 56 donors. Minimum age to donate is 17 years old.

Thursday, May 18, 2006

Day 1

Rehearsals for 7/8 Play: Rehearsals this week are as follows: TODAY at lunch (Act 1), Friday lunch (Act 2). Please see Mrs. Sinclair or Ms. Fields if you are unable to attend.

Outdoor Club: All members going on the Adirondack trip are to meet in room 103 at lunch TODAY.

Attention All Gr. 12 Students: A meeting will be held on Friday, May 19th at lunch, in the chapel, for anyone who would like to participate in our Grade 12 Mass on June 1. We need readers, greeters, and Eucharistic ministers. There is a job for everyone. All are welcome.

Aiming for the Top Scholarship: The Aiming for the Top scholarship program recognizes hard-working students who earn top marks. Winners may receive a tuition scholarship worth up to a maximum of $3,500 per year. Students who keep their grades up can receive the scholarship for up to four years. The amount of your scholarship will be determined based on the information you provide about your financial resources in your application. Apply using the 2004-2005 OSAP online web application for full-time students that is available on the OASP website, at http://osap.gov.on.ca. More information is available in the Student Services office.

Grad Mass: Choir practice TODAY at 3:15 in the Chapel. All Grade 12's are welcome.

CHEO Silent Auction: Attention all Mother Teresa students and staff. Impact's silent auction will be running until this Friday in the morning and during both lunches. Come down to the atrium and bid on fabulous items, such as today's feature item: Broadways Brunch for Two! Broadways is a classic diner where you can choose from all your favourite meals! Opening bid is only $12 for a Broadways Gift Card valued at $25! Submit your bids or miss out on a great deal! Remember: Tonight is Parent's Night between 4 and 6pm!

Tutor Needed: Looking for math tutor for a Grade 3 St. Luke student (boy), twice a week, specific times to be determined. Please contact Sylvie Friendly at 946-2478 (O) or 823-6655 (H)

Blood Donor Clinic: Mother Teresa High School is hosting a blood donor clinic on Friday, May 19th. There are 199 students eligible to give blood at Mother Teresa. We are looking for 56 donors. If you have not already signed up through your homeroom and are interested in donating blood on May 19th, please see Mrs. McLaughlin in room 322. Minimum age to donate is 17 years old.

Wednesday, May 17, 2006

Day 2

Grade 8 students: A reminder to all Gr. 8's that Thursday, May 18th is the final deadline to sign up for the La Ronde Trip. Permission forms and payments are due to homeroom teachers by this Thursday. Late sign-ups will be put on a waiting list but these students are not guaranteed a spot on the trip.

Rehearsals for 7/8 Play: Rehearsals this week are as follows: TODAY at Lunch (Act 1), TODAY after school (Act 2), Thursday lunch (Act 1), Friday lunch (Act 2). Please see Mrs. Sinclair or Ms. Fields if you are unable to attend.

Library Computers: Due to the increased amount of vandalism of computers in the library, the computers will be off limits during junior and senior lunch for the remainder of the week.

Aiming for the Top Scholarship: The Aiming for the Top scholarship program recognizes hard-working students who earn top marks. Winners may receive a tuition scholarship worth up to a maximum of $3,500 per year. Students who keep their grades up can receive the scholarship for up to four years. The amount of your scholarship will be determined based on the information you provide about your financial resources in your application. Apply using the 2004-2005 OSAP online web application for full-time students that is available on the OASP website, at http://osap.gov.on.ca. More information is available in the Student Services office.

Grad Mass: Choir practice on Thursday this week at 3:15 in the Chapel. All Grade 12's are welcome.

Tutor Needed: Looking for math tutor for a Grade 3 St. Luke student (boy), twice a week, specific times to be determined. Please contact Sylvie Friendly at 946-2478 (O) or 823-6655 (H)

Blood Donor Clinic: Mother Teresa High School is hosting a blood donor clinic on Friday, May 19th. There are 199 students eligible to give blood at Mother Teresa. We are looking for 56 donors. If you have not already signed up through your homeroom and are interested in donating blood on May 19th, please see Mrs. McLaughlin in room 322. Minimum age to donate is 17 years old.

CHEO Silent Auction: Attention all Mother Teresa students and staff. Impact's silent auction will be running until this Friday in the morning and during both lunches. Come down to the atrium and bid on fabulous items, such as today's feature item: an X-Box 360 T-shirt! Are you an X-Box fan? Do you play X-box for hours? Now you can play in style wearing this X-box 360 T-shirt! Opening bid is only $8 for an X-Box T-shirt valued at $20! Submit your bids or miss out on a great deal! Remember bidders' info is confidential!

Tuesday, May 16, 2006

Day 1

Grade 8 students: A reminder to all Gr. 8's that Thursday, May 18th is the final deadline to sign up for the La Ronde Trip. Permission forms and payments are due to homeroom teachers by this Thursday. Late sign-ups will be put on a waiting list but these students are not guaranteed a spot on the trip.

Rehearsals for 7/8 Play: Rehearsals this week are as follows: Wednesday Lunch (Act 1), Wednesday after school (Act 2), Thursday lunch (Act 1), Friday lunch (Act 2). Please see Mrs. Sinclair or Ms. Fields if you are unable to attend.

Library Computers: Due to the increased amount of vandalism of computers in the library, the computers will be off limits during junior and senior lunch for the remainder of the week

Congratulations: to Mother Teresa students who have been nominated as finalists for the CAPPIES awards at the National Arts Centre on June 12:

Will Beaton has been nominated for Best Lead Actor in a Play;
Piotr Boruslawski for Best Featured Actor in a Play;
Emma Bromley for Best Cameo Actress
Daniel Caruso for Best Cameo Actor.
Oana Moraru has been nominated for top Female Critic.

These students will be highlighted in the Ottawa Citizen in June. We are proud of their achievements in the arts!

To all the cast members of "The Pink Panther Strikes Again": Please come for a very important meeting today at 11:45 in room 300. Thank you!

Grad Mass: Choir practice TODAY and Thursday this week at 3:15 in the Chapel. All grade 12's are welcome.

Tutor Needed: Looking for math tutor for a Grade 3 St. Luke student (boy), twice a week, specific times to be determined. Please contact Sylvie Friendly at 946-2478 (O) or 823-6655 (H)

Blood Donor Clinic: Mother Teresa High School is hosting a blood donor clinic on Friday, May 19th. There are 199 students eligible to give blood at Mother Teresa. We are looking for 56 donors. If you have not already signed up through your homeroom and are interested in donating blood on May 19th, please see Mrs. McLaughlin in room 322. Minimum age to donate is 17 years old.

CHEO Silent Auction: Attention all Mother Teresa students and staff. Impact's silent auction will be running until this Friday in the morning and during both lunches. Come down to the atrium and bid on fabulous items, such as today's feature item: Elizabethtown on DVD! Elizabethtown is a heart-warming romance featuring Kirsten Dunst and Orlando Bloom. Opening bid is only $7 for a DVD starring Orlando Bloom valued at $15! Submit your bids or miss out on a great deal! Remember bidders' info is confidential! Don't forget to bid on the mystery item!

Senior Cheerleading: There will be a practice for the senior cheerleading team TODAY after school. All team members need to be present to prepare for the pep rally on Wednesday afternoon. If you are unable to attend, you must see Mrs. Robinson in advance.

Return to Vimy Ridge: A Birth of a Nation Tour 90th Anniversary Celebration April 5-April 13, 2007. Are you in grade 8-11 and are you interested in next year's European trip that takes you through Holland, Belgium and France? To find out more, speak to Mrs. Brady in room 322.

Monday, May 15, 2006

Day 2

Library Notice: The library will be closed TODAY from 8 am up to and including senior lunch due to the HEP B clinic.

Tutor Needed: Looking for math tutor for a Grade 3 St. Luke student (boy), twice a week, specific times to be determined. Please contact Sylvie Friendly at 946-2478 (O) or 823-6655 (H)

Blood Donor Clinic: Mother Teresa High School is hosting a blood donor clinic on Friday, May 19th. There are 199 students eligible to give blood at Mother Teresa. We are looking for 56 donors. If you have not already signed up through your homeroom and are interested in donating blood on May 19th, please see Mrs. McLaughlin in room 322. Minimum age to donate is 17 years old.

CHEO Silent Auction: Attention all Mother Teresa students and staff. Impact's silent auction will be running this Monday to Friday in the morning and during both lunches. Come down to the atrium and bid on fabulous items, such as today's feature item: A Wal-Mart Gift Card! Get ready for summer with a Wal-Mart shopping spree! Wal-Mart has something for everyone, from make-up to sports equipment! Opening bid is only $12 for a gift card valued at $25! Submit your bids or miss out on a great deal! Remember all bidders' info is confidential!

Senior Cheerleading: There will be a practice for the senior cheerleading team on Tuesday, May 16 after school. All team members need to be present to prepare for the pep rally on Wednesday afternoon. If you are unable to attend, you must see Mrs. Robinson in advance.

University Applicants: If you do not receive an offer of admission to an Ontario university by June 15th, you can inquire about possible openings at other Ontario Universities through the OUAC. OUAC will be conducting the Admission Information Service between June 16 and August 25, Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 4:30 p.m. Please call (519) 823-1940, extension 10. They will take into consideration any summer school courses you take.

Return to Vimy Ridge: A Birth of a Nation Tour 90th Anniversary Celebration April 5-April 13 2007. Are you in grade 8-11 and are you interested in next year's European trip that takes you through Holland, Belgium and France? To find out more, speak to Mrs. Brady in room 322.

Friday, May 12, 2006

Day 1

Grad Mass Choir: There is a choir practice tonight after school in the music room. All Grade 12's are welcome. It is our first practice and there is room for everyone. Please come by the room and check it out.

Blood Donor Clinic: Mother Teresa High School is hosting a blood donor clinic on Friday, May 19th. There are 199 students eligible to give blood at Mother Teresa. We are looking for 56 donors. If you have not already signed up through your homeroom and are interested in donating blood on May 19th, please see Mrs. McLaughlin in room 322. Minimum age to donate is 17 years old.

CHEO Silent Auction: Attention all Mother Teresa students and staff. Impact's silent auction will be running all next week, in the mornings and during both lunches. Come down to the atrium and bid on fabulous items, such as today's feature item: A voucher for a large combination pizza from San Marinos, the best pizza place in town! Hungry? But short on funds? Opening bid is only $5 for this delicious pizza valued at $15! Submit your bids or miss out on a great deal! Remember all bidders' info is confidential!

Senior Cheerleading: There will be a practice for the senior cheerleading team on Tuesday, May 16 after school. All team members need to be present to prepare for the pep rally on Wednesday afternoon. If you are unable to attend, you must see Mrs. Robinson in advance.

University Applicants: If you do not receive an offer of admission to an Ontario university by June 15th, you can inquire about possible openings at other Ontario Universities through the OUAC. OUAC will be conducting the Admission Information Service between June 16 and August 25, Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 4:30 p.m. Please call (519) 823-1940, extension 10. They will take into consideration any summer school courses you take.

Grad Scholarship: The Ottawa Sun in support of Ottawa's Italian Community and the Annual Italian Week Celebration, is offering a scholarship of up to $2,500 to assist an Italo-Canadian student realize their dreams. Submission requirements and applications forms are available in Student Services. Deadline to submit is June 5/06.

Return to Vimy Ridge: A Birth of a Nation Tour 90th Anniversary Celebration April 5-April 13 2007. Are you in grade 8-11 and are you interested in next year's European trip that takes you through Holland, Belgium and France? To find out more, speak to Mrs. Brady in room 322.

Thursday, May 11, 2006

Day 2

Reach For The Top: Championship match-up between the Alph-Beta Carrots and the Undefeated Dancing Lemons wiil take place in the LIBRARY (the Lion's Den) TODAY. The contestants should be ready to roll as the game should run from 11:45 to 12: 20. Who will take home the Mighty Brain Hiccup, the Moolah, and the Secret of the Gnome??

Senior Cheerleading: There will be a practice for the senior cheerleading team on Tuesday, May 16 after school. All team members need to be present to prepare for the pep rally on Wednesday afternoon. If you are unable to attend, you must see Mrs. Robinson in advance.

University Applicants: If you do not receive an offer of admission to an Ontario university by June 15th, you can inquire about possible openings at other Ontario Universities through the OUAC. OUAC will be conducting the Admission Information Service between June 16 and August 25, Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 4:30 p.m. Please call (519) 823-1940, extension 10. They will take into consideration any summer school courses you take.

Grad Scholarship: The Ottawa Sun in support of Ottawa’s Italian Community and the Annual Italian Week Celebration, is offering a scholarship of up to $2,500 to assist an Italo-Canadian student realize their dreams. Submission requirements and applications forms are available in Student Services. Deadline to submit is June 5/06.

CHEO Silent Auction: Attention all Mother Teresa students and staff. Impact's silent auction will be running May 15th to May 19th in the morning and during both lunches. Come down to the atrium and bid on fabulous items, such as today's feature item: a Study Skills Seminar from Grade A Expectations! Struggling in essay writing? This seminar is for you! Students attend a two hour presentation to hone their English skills and receive a manual to take home! Opening bid is only $30 for a seminar valued at $90! Submit your bids or miss out on a great deal! Remember all bidders' info is confidential!

Return to Vimy Ridge: A Birth of a Nation Tour 90th Anniversary Celebration April 5-April 13 2007. Are you in grade 8-11 and are you interested in next year's European trip that takes you through Holland, Belgium and France? To find out more, speak to Mrs. Brady in room 322.

Reminder to Graduates: Completed 21 Point Award forms are due in room 320 before Friday.

Summer School: Summer school information and registration forms are now available in the Student Services office for both our school board and the public school board. There are high school reach ahead courses, make-up courses, and co-op courses available during July as well as a number of virtual or e-learning courses. There are also literacy and numeracy courses for grade 7 & 8 students. For a complete listing of courses in summer school, visit our board’s web site at www.summerconnections.com

Wednesday, May 10, 2006

Day 1

Notice: Could all students who participated in this year's Leadership Camp please come to a meeting in the Chapel TODAY at 2:40.

Cappies: The following Cappies drama critics are asked to attend a brief but very important meeting at the beginning of lunch TODAY in Room 300: Sydney Hopkins, Samantha Nasso, Kyle Powell, Sarah Stewart and Oana Moraru.

Reach For The Top: Championship match-up between the Alph-Beta Carrots and the Undefeated Dancing Lemons wiil take place in the LIBRARY (the Lion's Den) on THURSDAY, MAY 11, 2006. The contestants should be ready to roll as the game should run from 11:45 to 12: 20. Who will take home the Mighty Brain Hiccup, the Moolah, and the Secret of the Gnome??

Girls Rugby: The Girls Rugby team will be dismissed at 1:45 pm TODAY, for their away game at St. Joseph. Departure is at 2:00 pm.

CHEO Silent Auction: Attention all Mother Teresa students and staff. Impact's silent auction will be running May 15th to May 19th in the morning and during both lunches. Come down to the atrium and bid on fabulous items, such as today's feature item: Dinner and a Movie for Two! Start with an authentic Italian meal at the Tuscan Grill and end your evening with a great film at the theatre next door! Opening bid $30 for an evening valued at over $70! Remember all bidders' info is confidential! Don't forget to bid on the mystery item.

Return to Vimy Ridge: A Birth of a Nation Tour 90th Anniversary Celebration April 5-April 13 2007. Are you in grade 8-11 and are you interested in next year's European trip that takes you through Holland, Belgium and France? You could be among a determined group of students from across Canada who will be following in the footsteps of the 3600 Canadian soldiers who died in a battle where it is said that Canada earned its place on the world stage as a nation. On April 9th, 2007 you could be part of a rededication and memorial service to mark the anniversary of Vimy Ridge. You could be standing proudly in front of the leaders of Canada, England and France wearing a replica WWI Canadian uniform shirt with the name of a Canadian soldier who died at Vimy. To find out more, speak to Mrs. Brady in room 322.

Reminder to Graduates: Completed 21 Point Award forms are due in room 320 before Friday.

Job This Weekend: Weekly Flowers.Com is looking to hire students on Mother's Day. Easy work serving customers at our flower stands. Earn from $65 to $75 a day. Students are needed in the following areas: Orleans, Gloucester, Ottawa, Nepean, Kanata. Part-time work is also available in the summer.

Another Job Opportunity: Moores The Suit People has dropped off applications for employment. Come and get them in Student Services.

Summer School: Summer school information and registration forms are now available in the Student Services office for both our school board and the public school board. There are high school reach ahead courses, make-up courses, and co-op courses available during July as well as a number of virtual or e-learning courses. There are also literacy and numeracy courses for grade 7 & 8 students. For a complete listing of courses in summer school, visit our board's web site at www.summerconnections.com

Tuesday, May 9, 2006

Day 2

CHEO Silent Auction: Attention all Mother Teresa students and staff. This is your chance to save money and to help save lives. Impact will be hosting a silent auction to benefit CHEO in the atrium between May 15th and May 19th. Items will be on display between 8:30 and 8:55 a.m. as well as during both junior and senior lunches. Participate by giving your bid, name, homeroom and phone number to our friendly staff! Bidder's names are confidential, only the current highest bid value is displayed! Remember: highest bidder purchases the item!

Outdoor Club: To all the members of the Outdoor Club who signed up for the Lusk caves biking trip. The trip is cancelled for this week. We will look at a possible later date.

Reminder to Graduates: Completed 21 Point Award forms are due in room 320 before Friday.

Job This Weekend: Weekly Flowers.Com is looking to hire students on Mother's Day. Easy work serving customers at our flower stands. Earn from $65 to $75 a day. Students are needed in the following areas: Orleans, Gloucester, Ottawa, Nepean, Kanata. Part-time work is also available in the summer.

Another Job Opportunity: Moores The Suit People has dropped off applications for employment. Come and get them in Student Services.

Varsity Girls Soccer: Reminder: GAME TONIGHT: AWAY at Holy Trinity H.S. Dismissed at 2:45 to get dressed. Bus departure at 3:00 SHARP.

Summer School: Summer school information and registration forms are now available in the Student Services office for both our school board and the public school board. There are high school reach ahead courses, make-up courses, and co-op courses available during July as well as a number of virtual or e-learning courses. There are also literacy and numeracy courses for grade 7 & 8 students. For a complete listing of courses in summer school, visit our board's web site at http://www.summerconnections.com/

Algonquin Connections: The students chosen to participate in Algonquin Connections this year are reminded to return their permission forms to Student Services ASAP. You cannot attend unless these forms are handed in.

Notice to University and College Applicants: The school board has transmitted mid-term second semester marks to the Ontario University Application Centre and the Ontario College Application Service. Students are advised to logon and check the information to ensure no marks are missing and that all information is correct (especially if you are taking night school courses).

Notice to Grads: Each grad who intends to go to the Grad Ceremony on Wednesday, June 28 at 10:00 a.m. is entitled to three tickets for family members. If you will require more tickets, please sign the form in the Student Services office indicating how many more you require. Extra tickets will be distributed in mid-June and will depend on our seating capacity and the number of extra tickets requested. We may not be able to fulfill every request for extra tickets.

Prom Dresses: Fairy Godmother Inc. of Ottawa is a non-profit organization that collects new and almost new formal dresses, shoes, and accessories and provides them free of charge to high school students in financial need. Last year they helped 126 students in the Ottawa area. Call to book a fitting 232-7766.

Monday, May 8, 2006

Day 1

Summer School: Summer school information and registration forms are now available in the Student Services office for both our school board and the public school board. There are high school reach ahead courses, make-up courses, and co-op courses available during July as well as a number of virtual or e-learning courses. There are also literacy and numeracy courses for grade 7 & 8 students. For a complete listing of courses in summer school, visit our board's web site at http://www.summerconnections.com/

Algonquin Connections: The students chosen to participate in Algonquin Connections this year are reminded to return their permission forms to Student Services ASAP. You cannot attend unless these forms are handed in.

Notice to University and College Applicants: The school board has transmitted mid-term second semester marks to the Ontario University Application Centre and the Ontario College Application Service. Students are advised to logon and check the information to ensure no marks are missing and that all information is correct (especially if you are taking night school courses).

Varsity Girls Soccer: Important practice TODAY for all members of the Girls Varsity Soccer team at 3:20.

Notice to Grads: Each grad who intends to go to the Grad Ceremony on Wednesday, June 28 at 10:00 a.m. is entitled to three tickets for family members. If you will require more tickets, please sign the form in the Student Services office indicating how many more you require. Extra tickets will be distributed in mid-June and will depend on our seating capacity and the number of extra tickets requested. We may not be able to fulfill every request for extra tickets.

Prom Dresses: Fairy Godmother Inc. of Ottawa is a non-profit organization that collects new and almost new formal dresses, shoes, and accessories and provides them free of charge to high school students in financial need. Last year they helped 126 students in the Ottawa area. Call to book a fitting 232-7766.

Friday, May 5, 2006

Day 2

Notice to Grads: Each grad who intends to go to the Grad Ceremony on Wednesday, June 28 at 10:00 a.m. is entitled to three tickets for family members. If you will require more tickets, please sign the form in the Student Services office indicating how many more you require. Extra tickets will be distributed in mid-June and will depend on our seating capacity and the number of extra tickets requested. We may not be able to fulfill every request for extra tickets.

Return to Vimy Ridge: A Birth of a Nation Tour 90th Anniversary Celebration April 5-April 13, 2007: High school students interested in next year's European trip that takes you through Holland, Belgium, England and France are invited to a meeting in room 212 TODAY at 11:40 or speak to Mrs. Brady.

Prom Dresses: Fairy Godmother Inc. of Ottawa is a non-profit organization that collects new and almost new formal dresses, shoes, and accessories and provides them free of charge to high school students in financial need. Last year they helped 126 students in the Ottawa area. Call to book a fitting 232 - 7766.

Notice: Would anyone involved with the school play "The Pink Panther Strikes Again" who may have forgot a brand new black dress, will you please come see Mme Brooks in order to claim it as soon as possible. Thank you.

Thursday, May 4, 2006

Day 1

Notice: Would anyone involved with the school play "The Pink Panther Strikes Again" who may have forgot a brand new black dress, will you please come see Mme Brooks in order to claim it as soon as possible. Thank you.

Return to Vimy Ridge: A Birth of a Nation Tour 90th Anniversary Celebration April 5-April 13 2007: High school students interested in next year's European trip that takes you through Holland, Belgium, England and France are invited to a meeting in room 212 on Friday May 5 at 11:40. You could be among a determined group of students from across Canada who will be following in the footsteps of the 3600 Canadian soldiers who died in a battle where it is said that Canada earned its place on the world stage as a nation. On April 9th, 2007 you could be part of a rededication and memorial service to mark the anniversary of Vimy Ridge. You could be standing proudly in front of the leaders of Canada, England and France wearing a replica WWI Canadian uniform shirt with the name of a Canadian soldier who died at Vimy. To find out more, come to the meeting on Friday May 5 at 11:40 and/or speak to Mrs. Brady.

Prom Dresses: Fairy Godmother Inc. of Ottawa is a non-profit organization that collects new and almost new formal dresses, shoes, and accessories and provides them free of charge to high school students in financial need. Last year they helped 126 students in the Ottawa area. Call to book a fitting 232 - 7766

Wednesday, May 3, 2006

Day 2

Return to Vimy Ridge: A Birth of a Nation Tour 90th Anniversary Celebration April 5-April 13 2007: High school students interested in next year's European trip that takes you through Holland, Belgium, England and France are invited to a meeting in room 212 on Friday May 5 at 11:40. You could be among a determined group of students from across Canada who will be following in the footsteps of the 3600 Canadian soldiers who died in a battle where it is said that Canada earned its place on the world stage as a nation. On April 9th, 2007 you could be part of a rededication and memorial service to mark the anniversary of Vimy Ridge. You could be standing proudly in front of the leaders of Canada, England and France wearing a replica WWI Canadian uniform shirt with the name of a Canadian soldier who died at Vimy. To find out more, come to the meeting on Friday May 5 at 11:40 and/or speak to Mrs. Brady.

Open House at St. Nicholas: St. Nicholas Adult High School is holding an Open House for students and parents on Thursday, May 4th at their two campuses. If you are 18, or going to be 18 soon, you may want to explore your options at St. Nicholas for next year. The West campus is situated at 893 Admiral Ave.(near Merivale and Carling) and the Central campus is at 20 Graham Ave. Drop in time for both campuses is between 9:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m.

Grads: Could the following students please meet with Mrs. Coyle at 12:00 in room 305 TODAY to discuss "GRAD DAY": Ivan Jelecan, Lydia Picknell, Keith Gabriel and Caroline El-Choufi. If your name was not forwarded to me but you would like to join us, please feel free.

Prom Dresses: Fairy Godmother Inc. of Ottawa is a non-profit organization that collects new and almost new formal dresses, shoes, and accessories and provides them free of charge to high school students in financial need. Last year they helped 126 students in the Ottawa area. Call to book a fitting 232 - 7766

Tuesday, May 2, 2006

Day 1

Open House: Mother Teresa H.S. will be holding its annual Education Week Open House today starting at 4:00 p.m. Lots of displays and demonstrations throughout the school and a barbecue in the cafeteria. All are welcome!

Grads: Could the following students please meet with Mrs. Coyle at 12:00 in room 305 on Wednesday, May 3rd to discuss "GRAD DAY": Ivan Jelecan, Lydia Picknell, Keith Gabriel and Caroline El-Choufi. If your name was not forwarded to me but you would like to join us, please feel free.

Prom Dresses: Fairy Godmother Inc. of Ottawa is a non-profit organization that collects new and almost new formal dresses, shoes, and accessories and provides them free of charge to high school students in financial need. Last year they helped 126 students in the Ottawa area. Call to book a fitting 232 - 7766

Notice: There will be a meeting for the CAPPIES critics in room 300 at the beginning of lunch TODAY. Bring your lunch with you. The critics are: Sydney Hopkins, Samantha Nasso, Kyle Powell, Oana Moraru and Sarah Stewart.

Interested in Singing: Mother Teresa's Vocal Group is hoping to add baritone parts to the songs which we are learning. Boys interested in singing these parts are asked to join us at practice Wednesday and Friday morning at 7.30 a.m. in the music room. This style of singing is an excellent preparation for students who wish to be involved in musical theatre.