Wednesday, November 1, 2006

Day 5 - Gr. 7 & 8 and Day 2 - H.S.

Red Maple Club: The Red Maple Reading Club is cancelled TODAY with the Grade 8s away. The library is open during the junior lunch.

Grade 7/8 Boys Volleyball: Practice is cancelled for tonight. Stay tuned for more information about playoffs

Grade 7 & 8 Opportunity: Grade 7/8 students interested in participating in the Legislative Page Program are encouraged to pick up information in room 322. Criteria for involvement in the program include: a level 4 academic standing, involvement in extracurricular & community activities, an interest in current affairs, good social skills, leadership, responsibility, maturity, commitment and teamwork.

Ski Trip Info: The Ste-Anne ski trip forms are now available. 3 days of snow and fun in the Quebec city area. Space is limited. More details in room 103.

Prom Committee Meeting: There is a Prom Committee meeting TODAY at lunch in the library seminar room.

Algonquin College Visit: A representative from Algonquin College will be here on Thursday, Nov. 2, at 9:05 a.m., in the Library, to speak to the grads interested in attending Algonquin this fall. Students must report to their period 1 class, prior to coming to the Library.

Intramurals: High school intramural sign-ups for soccer continue until this Friday, Nov 3rd. Please pick up registration forms outside gym A/B and drop off the completed form with the money to the same place ASAP.

Ottawa Education and Training Fair: Come to the Ottawa Congress Centre on November 13, 2006, from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm in the Congress Hall E. for the Ottawa Education and Training Fair - new career seekers, parents and students are invited. The event is free, but students attending should register online at www.nasinstitute.com. Algonquin College, St Lawrence College, Ottawa Citizen, working.com, CTV, Certified General Accountants of Ontario, Canadian Armed Forces, Canadian School of Nutrition, Sitel, Dominican University College, Ontario College of Teachers, St Clair College, Dell Canada, Export Development Canada, Kene Institute, Agriculture Canada are among those in attendance.

Tuesday, October 31, 2006

Day 4 - Gr. 7 & 8 and Day 1 - H.S.

Grade 7 & 8 Opportunity: Grade 7/8 students interested in participating in the Legislative Page Program are encouraged to pick up information in room 322. Criteria for involvement in the program include: a level 4 academic standing, involvement in extracurricular & community activities, an interest in current affairs, good social skills, leadership, responsibility, maturity, commitment and teamwork.

Gr. 7/8 Boys Volleyball: There is a practice TODAY at 3:10 p.m.

Prom Committee Meeting: There is a Prom Committee meeting on Wednesday, November 1st at lunch in the library seminar room.

Take Our Kids To Work Day: On Wednesday, November 1, Grade 9 students will be participating in Take Our Kids To Work Day. On that day, there will be no classes for Grade 9 students and they will be expected to accompany a parent, guardian, neighbour, or friend to work and job shadow for the day.

Algonquin College Visit: A representative from Algonquin College will be here on Thursday, Nov. 2, at 9:05 a.m., in the Library, to speak to the grads interested in attending Algonquin this fall. Students must report to their period 1 class, prior to coming to the Library.

Intramurals: High school intramural sign-ups for soccer continue until this Friday, Nov 3rd. Please pick up registration forms outside gym A/B and drop off the completed form with the money to the same place ASAP.

Door Decorating and Costume Contests!!! TODAY there are TWO spirit building activities. All homerooms are to decorate their doors for Halloween. Doors will be judged between 9:10 and 9:30am. Judges will NOT return to incomplete doors. Judging is based on creativity, respect for Catholic beliefs, use of colour and overall appearance. As well, there will be a costume contest on the stage in the cafeteria at both senior and junior lunch. Come and vote for the best dressed Titans!!

Monday, October 30, 2006

Day 3 - Gr. 7 & 8 and Day 2 - H.S.

Gr. 7/8 Boys Volleyball: There is a game TODAY at 3:15 and a practice on Tuesday at 3:10 p.m. There is no early dismissal for today's game.

Take Our Kids To Work Day: On Wednesday, November 1, Grade 9 students will be participating in Take Our Kids To Work Day. On that day, there will be no classes for Grade 9 students and they will be expected to accompany a parent, guardian, neighbour, or friend to work and job shadow for the day.

Algonquin College Visit: A representative from Algonquin College will be here on Thursday, Nov. 2, at 9:05 a.m., in the Library, to speak to the grads interested in attending Algonquin this fall. Students must report to their period 1 class, prior to coming to the Library.

Intramurals: High school intramural sign-ups for soccer continue until this Friday, Nov 3rd. Please pick up registration forms outside gym A/B and drop off the completed form with the money to the same place ASAP.

Pumpkin Carving Contest!! All homerooms will be competing in the pumpkin carving contest TODAY. Each homeroom will send their two representatives to the atrium following the announcements. Pumpkins will be chosen randomly, and carvers will only have 45 minutes to complete their creation. Judging criteria includes creativity, complexity, cleanliness and gutting proficiency.

Door Decorating and Costume Contests!!! On Tuesday, October 31, Halloween Day, there are TWO spirit building activities. All homerooms are to decorate their doors for Halloween. Doors will be judged between 9:10 and 9:30am. Judges will NOT return to incomplete doors. Judging is based on creativity, respect for Catholic beliefs, use of colour and overall appearance. Winners will be announced on Tuesday morning. All students are encouraged to dress up for Halloween. Spirit points will be awarded for all those dressed up. As well, there will be a costume contest on the stage in the cafeteria at both senior and junior lunch. Come and vote for the best dressed Titans!!

Friday, October 27, 2006

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

Library Notice: The Library will be closed during Gr. 7 & 8 lunch TODAY due to the Queen's University presentation and the Library will be closed after school TODAY.

Attention Grade 7/8 Students: God Squad will meet in the chapel at lunch TODAY to discuss some important matters. New members welcome. Bring your lunch.

Intramurals: High school intramural sign-ups for soccer will start TODAY and run until Friday, Nov 3rd. Please pick up registration forms outside gym A/B and drop off the completed form with the money to the same place ASAP.

Athletic Council: Would the athletic council please meet with Mr. Prigent TODAY at lunch outside the gym.

Pumpkin Carving Contest!! All homerooms will be competing in the pumpkin carving contest on Monday, October 30. Each homeroom will send their two representatives to the atrium following the announcements. Pumpkins will be chosen randomly, and carvers will only have 45 minutes to complete their creation. Judging criteria includes creativity, complexity, cleanliness and gutting proficiency. All pumpkins will be displayed with the winning teams announced on Monday.

Door Decorating and Costume Contests!!! On Tuesday, October 31, Halloween Day, there are TWO spirit building activities. All homerooms are to decorate their doors for Halloween. Doors will be judged between 9:10 and 9:30am. Judges will NOT return to incomplete doors. Judging is based on creativity, respect for Catholic beliefs, use of colour and overall appearance. Winners will be announced on Tuesday morning. All students are encouraged to dress up for Halloween. Spirit points will be awarded for all those dressed up. As well, there will be a costume contest on the stage in the cafeteria at both senior and junior lunch. Come and vote for the best dressed Titans!!

University Visit: A representative from Queens University will be here TODAY at 12:30 p.m., in the Library, to speak to the grads interested in attending Queens this fall. Students must report to their period 3 class, prior to coming to the Library.

Peer Helpers: A reminder for any Peer Helper interested in the See...Hear... Speak Youth Conference on Friday, Nov. 3 to see Mr. Hallarn TODAY.

Important information for all students attending the high school dance!!

1. Doors open at 6:45pm. No one will be admitted early.
2. There will be no re-entry. Once you leave, you are not allowed back in.
3. All students must have a student card.
4. Guests must have their own student card from their school.
5. Guests must arrive with their MT student host.
6. ALL BAGS will be searched.
7. All coats and bags must be checked at the coat check for the entire dance.
8. There is NO access to your lockers. (Even if they are close to the gyms!)
9. Doors close at 8:15 pm. There will be no one admitted after this time (unless previous arrangements have been made).

We hope everyone has a great time at our Black Light dance!!

Thursday, October 26, 2006

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

Attention Grade 7/8 Students: God Squad will meet in the chapel at lunch on Friday, October 27th to discuss some important matters. New members welcome. Bring your lunch.

Library Notice: The Library will be closed after school on Friday, October 27th.

Notice: Students attending The Dream Machine at the NAC TODAY are asked to meet in the Atrium at 11:00 sharp.

Intramurals: High school intramural sign-ups for soccer will start Friday, October 27th and run until Friday, Nov 3rd. Please pick up registration forms outside gym A/B and drop off the completed form with the money to the same place ASAP.

Athletic Council: Would the athletic council please meet with Mr. Prigent on Friday at lunch outside the gym.

Prom Committee Meeting: There is a prom committee meeting TODAY at lunch in the library seminar room. New members are welcome.

Pumpkin Carving Contest!! All homerooms will be competing in the pumpkin carving contest on Monday, October 30. Each homeroom will send their two representatives to the atrium following the announcements. Pumpkins will be chosen randomly, and carvers will only have 45 minutes to complete their creation. Judging criteria includes creativity, complexity, cleanliness and gutting proficiency. All pumpkins will be displayed with the winning teams announced on Monday.

Door Decorating and Costume Contests!!! On Tuesday, October 31, Halloween Day, there are TWO spirit building activities. All homerooms are to decorate their doors for Halloween. Doors will be judged between 9:10 and 9:30 am. Judges will NOT return to incomplete doors. Judging is based on creativity, respect for Catholic beliefs, use of colour and overall appearance. Winners will be announced on Tuesday morning. All students are encouraged to dress up for Halloween. Spirit points will be awarded for all those dressed up. As well, there will be a costume contest on the stage in the cafeteria at both senior and junior lunch. Come and vote for the best dressed Titans!!

University Visit: Tomorrow, Friday, October 27, a representative from Queens University will be here at 12:30 p.m., in the Library, to speak to the grads interested in attending Queens this fall. Students must report to their period 3 class, prior to coming to the Library.

Career Week: On Tuesday, October 31, a speaker from the Army Reserves will be at Mother Teresa H.S. to speak about opportunities in the Reserves. Space is limited. If you are interested, please sign up in Student Services.

Peer Helpers: A reminder for any Peer Helper interested in the See...Hear... Speak Youth Conference on Friday, Nov. 3 to see Mr. Hallarn by this Friday.

Yearbook - Last call for photos! We are collecting as many good pictures as we can this week, to include in the first deadline of the book. Please put your good photos on disk and drop them off at the office or in room 207. You can also come to room 207 TODAY to download your pictures directly. Get your photos in the book! See Mrs. Birmingham for more information.

Ottawa Education and Training Fair: Come to the Ottawa Congress Centre on November 13, 2006, from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm in the Congress Hall E. for the Ottawa Education and Training Fair - new career seekers, parents and students are invited. The event is free, but students attending should register online at www.nasinstitute.com. Algonquin College, St Lawrence College, Ottawa Citizen, working.com, CTV, Certified General Accountants of Ontario, Canadian Armed Forces, Canadian School of Nutrition, Sitel, Dominican University College, Ontario College of Teachers, St Clair College, Dell Canada, Export Development Canada, Kene Institute, Agriculture Canada are among those in attendance.

Wednesday, October 25, 2006

Day 5 - Gr. 7 & 8 and Day 1 - H.S.

Red Maple Club: The Red Maple Club meets is TODAY at lunch.

Outdoor Club: Those members going on the Mountain Bike excursion in Gatineau Park are asked to meet in room 103 for a brief meeting at lunch TODAY.

Career Week: On Tuesday, October 31, a speaker from the Army Reserves will be at Mother Teresa H.S. to speak about opportunities in the Reserves. Space is limited. If you are interested, please sign up in Student Services.

Peer Helpers: A reminder for any Peer Helper interested in the See...Hear... Speak Youth Conference on Friday, Nov. 3 to see Mr. Hallarn by this Friday.

Prom Committee Meeting: There is a prom committee meeting on Thursday at lunch in the library seminar room. New members are welcome.

Yearbook - Last call for photos! We are collecting as many good pictures as we can this week, to include in the first deadline of the book. Please put your good photos on disk and drop them off at the office or in room 207. You can also come to room 207 on Thursday to download your pictures directly. Get your photos in the book! See Mrs. Birmingham for more information.

Ottawa Education and Training Fair: Come to the Ottawa Congress Centre on November 13, 2006, from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm in the Congress Hall E. for the Ottawa Education and Training Fair - new career seekers, parents and students are invited. The event is free, but students attending should register online at www.nasinstitute.com. Algonquin College, St Lawrence College, Ottawa Citizen, working.com, CTV, Certified General Accountants of Ontario, Canadian Armed Forces, Canadian School of Nutrition, Sitel, Dominican University College, Ontario College of Teachers, St Clair College, Dell Canada, Export Development Canada, Kene Institute, Agriculture Canada are among those in attendance.

Take Our Kids To Work Day: On Wednesday, November 1, Grade 9 students will be participating in Take Our Kids To Work Day. On that day, there will be no classes for Grade 9 students and they will be expected to accompany a parent, guardian, neighbour, or friend to work and job shadow for the day.

University Visit: On Friday, October 27, a representative from Queens University will be here at 12:30 p.m., in the Library, to speak to the grads interested in attending Queens this fall. Students must report to their period 3 class, prior to coming to the Library.

College Information Program: The College Information Program will take place at Algonquin College Woodroffe campus TODAY from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. All 25 Ontario Colleges will be there to give information to prospective students on admission requirements and program offerings. This is a great opportunity for grads to find out what is available to them at all the Colleges in Ontario.

Tuesday, October 24, 2006

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

Red Maple Club: The next Red Maple meeting is on Wednesday, October 25th. Please pick up your lunch passes in the library.

Notice: Could all grade 7/8 homeroom reps plan to meet in the Library seminar room TODAY, Tuesday, Oct 24, at 12:50 for a brief meeting with the senior student council team. You will be receiving important information about upcoming Halloween activities that you will need to pass onto your homerooms. Bring your lunch. If you cannot attend, please see Ms. Stephenson in room 315.

Excursion to Bill Mason Outdoor Centre: Students participating in the Bill Mason Outdoor Centre Excursion are reminded to meet in the atrium at 8:45 am tomorrow morning (Wednesday, Oct. 25). Please dress for the weather & remember to bring a lunch. Permission forms can be submitted to Mrs. Watkinson in Student Services.

Outdoor Club: Those members going on the Mountain Bike excursion in Gatineau Park are asked to meet in room 103 for a brief meeting at lunch on Wednesday, Oct. 25.

Yearbook - Last call for photos! We are collecting as many good pictures as we can this week, to include in the first deadline of the book. Please put your good photos on disk and drop them off at the office or in room 207. You can also come to room 207 TODAY or Thursday to download your pictures directly. Get your photos in the book! See Mrs. Birmingham for more information.

Ottawa Education and Training Fair: Need advice on careers of the future? Looking for new careers for unemployed? Can you make use of recruiting information on admission requirements? Come to the Ottawa Congress Centre on November 13, 2006, from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm in the Congress Hall E. for the Ottawa Education and Training Fair - new career seekers, parents and students are invited.

Take Our Kids To Work Day: On Wednesday, November 1, Grade 9 students will be participating in Take Our Kids To Work Day. On that day, there will be no classes for Grade 9 students and they will be expected to accompany a parent, guardian, neighbour, or friend to work and job shadow for the day. Information and permission forms will be distributed to the Grade 9 students in homeroom.

University Visit: On Friday this week, October 27, a representative from Queens University will be here at 12:30 p.m., in the Library, to speak to the grads interested in attending Queens this fall. Students must report to their period 3 class, prior to coming to the Library.

College Information Program: The College Information Program will take place at Algonquin College Woodroffe campus on Wednesday, October 25 from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. All 25 Ontario Colleges will be there to give information to prospective students on admission requirements and program offerings. This is a great opportunity for grads to find out what is available to them at all the Colleges in Ontario.

Notice to H.S. Students: High school students are asked to remain in the cafeteria or in the atrium during lunch times. Areas such as the second floor will be closed to students during the lunch period, except for accessing the library, extra help, etc.

Monday, October 23, 2006

Day 3 - Gr. 7 & 8 and Day 1 - H.S.

7/8 Boys Volleyball Team: Serving practice today at lunch in gym C/D before your game. Bring your uniform and everything you need for they game. Load the bus at 1:30 PM--DO NOT GO TO PERIOD 5

Notice: Could all grade 7/8 homeroom reps plan to meet in the Library seminar room tomorrow, Tuesday, Oct 24, at 12:50 for a brief meeting with the senior student council team. You will be receiving important information about upcoming halloween activities that you will need to pass onto your homerooms. Bring your lunch. If you cannot attend, please see Ms. Stephenson in RM 315.

YEARBOOK - Last call for photos! We are collecting as many good pictures as we can this week, to include in the first deadline of the book. Please put your good photos on disk and drop them off at the office or in room 207. You can also come to room 207 on Tuesday or Thursday to download your pictures directly. Get your photos in the book! See Mrs. Birmingham for more information.

Notice to H.S. Students: Beginning on TODAY, high school students are asked to remain in the cafeteria or in the atrium during lunch times. Areas such as the second floor will be closed to students during the lunch period, except for accessing the library, extra help, etc.

Take Our Kids To Work Day: On Wednesday, November 1, Grade 9 students will be participating in Take Our Kids To Work Day. On that day, there will be no classes for Grade 9 students and they will be expected to accompany a parent, guardian, neighbour, or friend to work and job shadow for the day. Information and permission forms will be distributed to the Grade 9 students in tomorrow's homeroom.

University Visit: On Friday this week, October 27, a representative from Queens University will be here at 12:30 p.m., in the Library, to speak to the grads interested in attending Queens this fall. Students must report to their period 3, class prior to coming to the Library.

College Information Program: The College Information Program will take place at Algonquin College Woodroffe campus on Wednesday, October 25 from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. All 25 Ontario Colleges will be there to give information to prospective students on admission requirements and program offerings. This is a great opportunity for grads to find out what is available to them at all the Colleges in Ontario.

Writer's Craft Course: Our School Board is offering a Gr. 12 University level Writer’s Craft course (EWC4U) online in the second semester. If you are interested in registering for this course, please come to Student Services as soon as possible to complete a registration from. For those students who have already signed up, please come to Student Services to verify your registration.

Friday, October 20, 2006

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

7/8 Boys Volleyball Practice: TODAY at lunch at 1:00 PM until 1:25 in preparation for Monday's game.

Notice to H.S. Students: Beginning on Monday October 22, high school students are asked to remain in the cafeteria or in the atrium during lunch times. Areas such as the second floor will be closed to students during the lunch period, except for accessing the library, extra help, etc.

College Information Program: The College Information Program will take place at Algonquin College Woodroffe campus on Wednesday, October 25 from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. All 25 Ontario Colleges will be there to give information to prospective students on admission requirements and program offerings. This is a great opportunity for grads to find out what is available to them at all the Colleges in Ontario.

Writer's Craft Course: Our School Board is offering a Gr. 12 University level Writer's Craft course (EWC4U) online in the second semester. If you are interested in registering for this course, please come to Student Services as soon as possible to complete a registration form. For those students who have already signed up, please come to Student Services to verify your registration.

Thirsday, October 19, 2006

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

Library Notice: The library will be closed after school TODAY.

Academic Awards Night: Students receiving awards must be at the school by 6:40 p.m. TONIGHT for a brief meeting.

Notice to H.S. Students: Beginning on Monday October 22, high school students are asked to remain in the cafeteria or in the atrium during lunch times. Areas such as the second floor will be closed to students during the lunch period, except for accessing the library, extra help, etc.

Ottawa University Day: The University of Ottawa is holding its annual Ottawa University Day tomorrow at their downtown campus. There are over 150 workshops available to students as well as an admission information session. Workshops run from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Students can pick up an information pamphlet in Student Services. For more information and to register go to: www.admission.uOttawa.ca

Wednesday, October 18, 2006

Day 5 - Gr. 7 & 8 and Day 2 - H.S.

Red Maple Club: Don't forget your meeting for the Red Maple Club TODAY at lunch.

Library Notice: The library will be closed after school on Thursday, October 19th.

Outdoor Club: There will be a meeting for all outdoor club members TODAY at 12:10 in room 103. Please make sure to attend as we will be discussing the upcoming activities.

Academic Awards Night: A reminder to all high school students that our annual Academic Awards Night will take place this Thursday, October 19th at 7:00 p.m. in the school auditorium. Students receiving awards will be notified by letter, in homeroom. Students receiving awards must be at the school by 6:40 p.m. on Thursday for a brief meeting prior to the ceremony.

University Information Program: Ontario's 20 universities will be presenting information on their programs, admission requirements, scholarships, etc. TONIGHT at Earl of March H.S. in Kanata from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. No registration is required. This is an excellent opportunity for students to obtain information from the Ontario universities that are not visiting Mother Teresa this fall.

Help Wanted: Looking for someone to help a Grade 2 student with reading, after school hours/early evening hours. Lives on Pickwick Drive. If interested, please call Mrs. R. Lartey at 843-9551.

Army Cadets: Cadets is a federally-sponsored program for young Canadians ages 12 - 18 who are interested in participating in a variety of challenging and rewarding activities and learning more about the Canadian Forces. Cadets are not part of the Canadian Forces, nor are there any expectations for them to join the military. There are no registrations fees or costs for this program. To join, a registration form must be completed, signed by a parent or legal guardian, and returned to the Corps. The registration form is available online at: http://www.cadets.ca/recruit/form_e.asp

Ottawa University Day: The University of Ottawa is holding its annual Ottawa University Day this Friday, October 20 at their downtown campus. There are over 150 workshops available to students as well as an admission information session. Workshops run from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Students can pick up an information pamphlet in Student Services. For more information and to register go to: www.admission.uOttawa.ca

Volunteers Needed: On Friday, October 20 from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. there will be a BARRHAVEN RED FRIDAY at Ken Ross' Independent grocery store in the parking lot. They are hoping for a huge turnout and what we need from the local high schools are volunteers to help with a lot of various things such as set up (tent, tables, chairs, etc) and then clean up. Also there would be various things needed for them to do in between. Please see Mr. Pedari, in the main office, if you are interested.

Tuesday, October 17, 2006

Day 4 - Gr. 7 & 8 and Day 1 - H.S.

Red Maple Club: Please pick up your lunch pass in the Library before the next meeting on Wednesday, October 18th. New comers are welcome.

Cappies Critics: The eight students who have enrolled for the Cappies Critics program are to meet in Room 300 at the beginning of lunch TODAY. The students are: Oana Moraru, Elizabeth Justa, Vlada Mitskaniouk, Elizabeth McSheffrey, Stephanie Berardini, Nicole Nolan, Alexa Zulak and Victoria Pijacki.

Outdoor Club: There will be a meeting for all outdoor club members on Wednesday, October 18th at 12:10 in room 103. Please make sure to attend as we will be discussing the upcoming activities.

Help Wanted: Looking for someone to help a Grade 2 student with reading, after school hours/early evening hours. Lives on Pickwick Drive. If interested, please call Mrs. R. Lartey at 843-9551.

Academic Awards Night: A reminder to all high school students that our annual Academic Awards Night will take place this Thursday, October 19th at 7:00 p.m. in the school auditorium. Students receiving awards will be notified by letter, in homeroom.

University Information Program: Ontario's 20 universities will be presenting information on their programs, admission requirements, scholarships, etc. TONIGHT at St. Peter H.S. in Orleans and on Wednesday, October 18 at Earl of March H.S. in Kanata from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. No registration is required. This is an excellent opportunity for students to obtain information from the Ontario universities that are not visiting Mother Teresa this fall.

Army Cadets: Cadets is a federally-sponsored program for young Canadians ages 12 - 18 who are interested in participating in a variety of challenging and rewarding activities and learning more about the Canadian Forces. Cadets are not part of the Canadian Forces, nor are there any expectations for them to join the military. There are no registrations fees or costs for this program. To join, a registration form must be completed, signed by a parent or legal guardian, and returned to the Corps. The registration form is available online at: http://www.cadets.ca/recruit/form_e.asp

Ottawa University Day: The University of Ottawa is holding its annual Ottawa University Day this Friday, October 20 at their downtown campus. There are over 150 workshops available to students as well as an admission information session. Workshops run from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Students can pick up an information pamphlet in Student Services. For more information and to register go to: www.admission.uOttawa.ca

Volunteers Needed: On Friday, October 20 from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. there will be a BARRHAVEN RED FRIDAY at Ken Ross' Independent grocery store in the parking lot. They are hoping for a huge turnout and what we need from the local high schools are volunteers to help with a lot of various things such as set up (tent, tables, chairs, etc) and then clean up. Also there would be various things needed for them to do in between. Please see Mr. Pedari if you are interested.

Monday, October 16, 2006

Day 3 - Gr. 7 & 8 and Day 2 - H.S.

Red Maple Club: Please pick up your lunch pass in the Library before the next meeting on Wednesday, October 18th. New comers are welcome.

Picture Re-Takes: A reminder to all that picture re-takes will take place tomorrow, Tuesday, October 17th. If you did not have your picture taken last time, please do so on Tuesday. These pictures are used in our yearbook. There is no cost to have your picture taken. You do have the option to purchase a package, if you so desire.

Army Cadets: Cadets is a federally-sponsored program for young Canadians ages 12 - 18 who are interested in participating in a variety of challenging and rewarding activities and learning more about the Canadian Forces. Cadets are not part of the Canadian Forces, nor are there any expectations for them to join the military. There are no registrations fees or costs for this program. To join, a registration form must be completed, signed by a parent or legal guardian, and returned to the Corps. The registration form is available online at: http://www.cadets.ca/recruit/form_e.asp

Academic Awards Night: A reminder to all high school students that our annual Academic Awards Night will take place this Thursday, October 19th at 7:00 p.m. in the school auditorium. Students receiving awards will be notified by letter, in homeroom.

Intramurals: In high school intramurals today, Snow Leopards take on No Names and Average Joes play Secondary Popularity. Score keepers are Adino and Paul.

University Information Program: Ontario's 20 universities will be presenting information on their programs, admission requirements, scholarships, etc. on Tuesday, October 17th at St. Peter H.S. in Orleans and on Wednesday, October 18 at Earl of March H.S. in Kanata from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. No registration is required. This is an excellent opportunity for students to obtain information from the Ontario universities that are not visiting Mother Teresa this fall.

Ottawa University Day: The University of Ottawa is holding its annual Ottawa University Day this Friday, October 20 at their downtown campus. There are over 150 workshops available to students as well as an admission information session. Workshops run from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Students can pick up an information pamphlet in Student Services. For more information and to register go to: www.admission.uOttawa.ca

Volunteers Needed: On Friday, October 20 from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. there will be a BARRHAVEN RED FRIDAY at Ken Ross' Independent grocery store in the parking lot. They are hoping for a huge turnout and what we need from the local high schools are volunteers to help with a lot of various things such as set up (tent, tables, chairs, etc) and then clean up. Also there would be various things needed for them to do in between. Please see Mr. Pedari if you are interested.

Canadian Merit Scholarship: Deadline for application is Tuesday, Oct. 17th. See Mr. Hallarn for an application.

Friday, October 13, 2006

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

Red Maple Club: Please pick up your lunch pass in the Library before the next meeting on Wednesday, October 18th. New comers are welcome.

Go Eng Girl Event on Saturday! The 'Go Eng Girl' and 'Go Tech Girl' events are for young women in grades 7 - 10. The events take place this Saturday, October 14th at Carleton University and the University of Ottawa (Go Eng Girl programs) and Algonquin College (Go Tech Girl). Join thousands of young women across the province of Ontario in discovering the exciting fields of engineering and technology.

Go Eng Girl connects young women in grades 7 - 10 with female role models currently studying engineering and working as engineers. Participants will perform hands-on activities with their peers and mentors, tour cool engineering labs, check out student groups like Engineers Without Borders... and share a free pizza lunch with their new friends!

Registration for Go Eng Girl at Carleton University is still open, and can be done at the following website: www.goenggirl-ottawa.org. For Go Tech Girl information and registration, visit www.gotechgirl.org.

Picture Re-Takes: A reminder to all that picture re-takes will take place on Tuesday, October 17th. If you did not have your picture taken last time, please do so on Tuesday. These pictures are used in our yearbook. There is no cost to have your picture taken. You do have the option to purchase a package, if you so desire.

Intramurals: In High School intramurals today, Cobras take on Pretty Enforcers and B2 plays 9 Girls and a Guy. Scorekeepers are: Emma and Jilli.

Vimy 2006: There will be an important meeting in room 320, during lunch, TODAY. The October fundraiser will be discussed. Don't forget to collect used printer cartridges and drop them off in room 320.

Canadian Merit Scholarship: Deadline for application is Tuesday, Oct. 17th. See Mr. Hallarn for an application.

Wanted: Looking for someone to help a Grade 3 student (boy) and an adult with conversational French once a week. Family lives near Monsignor Paul Baxter school. Please contact Mrs. Nguyen at (613) 825-1963.

Thursday, October 12, 2006

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

Picture Re-Takes: A reminder to all that picture re-takes will take place on Tuesday, October 17th. If you did not have your picture taken last time, please do so on Tuesday. These pictures are used in our yearbook. There is no cost to have your picture taken. You do have the option to purchase a package, if you so desire.

Intramurals: In High School intramurals today, Pretty Enforcers take on No Names and 9 Girls and a Guy plays Secondary Popularity. Scorekeepers are: Salman and Sumaira.

Prom Committee: Just a reminder that there will be a prom committee meeting TODAY, Thursday Oct 12th at lunch, in the Seminar room in the library.

Vimy 2006: There will be an important meeting in room 320, during lunch, on Friday October 13. The October fundraiser will be discussed. Don't forget to collect used printer cartridges and drop them off in room 320.

Youth Ministry Meeting: Everyone is invited to join this year's Youth Ministry Group. Please come to our first meeting TODAY at lunch, in the chapel

Peer Helpers: Peer Helpers meeting will be held TODAY at 11:40 in room 326.

Canadian Merit Scholarship: Deadline for application is Tuesday, Oct. 17th. See Mr. Hallarn for an application.

Wanted: Looking for someone to help a Grade 3 student (boy) and an adult with conversational French once a week. Family lives near Monsignor Paul Baxter school. Please contact Mrs. Nguyen at (613) 825-1963.

Algonquin College Open House: Algonquin College will be holding an Open House at the Woodroffe Campus from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. TODAY. This is an excellent opportunity for parents and students to obtain information on the more than 100 full-time programs offered at Algonquin College.

Urgent: Community Service hours will be granted: Looking for two Scorekeepers and two Referees for Gr. 7/8 Volleyball games for the following Home games: Monday, October 16th and Monday, October 30th 3:15 - 5:15. You can do both dates or just one. There is also an Away game at Fitzroy Harbour School on Wednesday, October 25th. Please see Ms. McKenna or Mr. Bouchard for details ASAP.

Wednesday, October 11, 2006

Day 5 - Gr. 7 & 8 and Day 1 - H.S.

Library Notice: The library will be closed after school TODAY due to a meeting.

Bishops University Visit: A representative from Bishops University will be here TODAY at 1:50 p.m. in the Library. Students interested in this presentation must report to their period 4 class, for attendance, prior to coming to the library.

Intramurals: In High School intramurals today Pylons take on Cobras and Black Panthers plays B2. Scorekeepers are: Adino and Paul.

URGENT: Community Service hours will be granted: Looking for two Scorekeepers and two Referees for Gr. 7/8 Volleyball games for the following Home games: Monday, October 16th and Monday, October 30th 3:15 - 5:15. You can do both dates or just one. There is also an Away game at Fitzroy Harbour School on Wednesday, October 25th. Please see Ms. McKenna or Mr. Bouchard for details ASAP.

Youth Ministry Meeting: Everyone is invited to join this year's Youth Ministry Group. Please come to our first meeting on Thursday, October 12 at lunch, in the chapel.

Peer Helpers: Peer Helpers meeting will be held on Thursday, October 12th at 11:40 in room 326.

Algonquin College Open House: This Thursday, October 12, Algonquin College will be holding an Open House at the Woodroffe Campus from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. This is an excellent opportunity for parents and students to obtain information on the more than 100 full-time programs offered at Algonquin College. For more information and to register, check the website at: http://www.algonquincollege.com/openhouse/

URGENT - Volunteers Required: Sunday, October 15th at a Roast Beef Dinner hosted by St. Patrick's Parish (Fallowfield). Need help with set up and take down and serving pie from 4:30 pm to 7:00 pm. All interested students should contact Nora Burnett at 825-2049 or see the poster in Student Services.

Attention Hockey Fans: Volunteers are needed! The Nepean Raiders will be hosting the Atom House A leagues during this year's Ottawa International Hockey Festival Bell Capital Cup at Walter Baker from December 28th to 30th. Some of the positions that require help include timekeepers, scorekeepers, and team ambassadors. Come check out the poster in Student Services and/or e-mail Cari Cleyn at: cariembury@hotmail.com or call 613-823-8529.

Speak Out - A Conference for Youth: A day to highlight the power of youth voice, educate about various local issues, share opinions and plan for the future of Ottawa. Friday, November 3, 2006, 8:30 am to 3:00 pm at Confederation High School. Come see the poster in Student Services.

Tuesday, October 10, 2006

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

Grade 7 and 8 Red Maple Reading Club: Interested Grade 7 and 8 students are to meet TODAY during the Grade 7/8 lunch to discuss what the club is all about.

7/8 Boys Volleyball: All members of the 7/8 Boys Volleyball team are reminded of their practices on the following dates this week: Wednesday, October 12th - gym C; Thursday, October 13th - gym D. First regular season home game: Monday, October 16th. Notify Ms. McKenna if unable to attend these dates.

Library Notice: The library will be closed after school on Tuesday, October 10 and Wednesday, October 11 due to after school meetings.

Intramurals: In High School intramurals today, Snow Leopards take on Pretty Enforcers and Average Joe plays 9 Girls and a Guy. Scorekeepers are: Chris, Genna, Kris and Robyn.

Social Justice Meeting: TODAY at lunch in room 107

Youth Ministry Meeting: Everyone is invited to join this year's Youth Ministry Group. Please come to our first meeting on Thursday, October 12 at lunch, in the chapel

Peer Helpers: Peer Helpers meeting will be held on Thursday, October 12th at 11:40 in room 326.

Algonquin College Open House: This Thursday, October 12, Algonquin College will be holding an Open House at the Woodroffe Campus from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. This is an excellent opportunity for parents and students to obtain information on the more than 100 full-time programs offered at Algonquin College. For more information and to register, check the website at: http://www.algonquincollege.com/openhouse/

URGENT – Volunteers Required: Sunday, October 15th at a Roast Beef Dinner hosted by St. Patrick's Parish (Fallowfield). Need help with set up and take down and serving pie from 4:30 pm to 7:00 pm. All interested students should contact Nora Burnett at 825-2049 or see the poster in Student Services.

Notice: Looking for High School students to referee 7/8 girls and boys Volleyball games. Community Service hours will be granted. Please see Ms. McKenna or Mr. Bouchard in gym C/D after school.

Attention Hockey Fans: Volunteers are needed! The Nepean Raiders will be hosting the Atom House A leagues during this year's Ottawa International Hockey Festival Bell Capital Cup at Walter Baker from December 28th to 30th. Some of the positions that require help include timekeepers, scorekeepers, and team ambassadors. Come check out the poster in Student Services and/or e-mail Cari Cleyn at: cariembury@hotmail.com or call 613-823-8529.

Speak Out - A Conference for Youth: A day to highlight the power of youth voice, educate about various local issues, share opinions and plan for the future of Ottawa. Friday, November 3, 2006, 8:30 am to 3:00 pm at Confederation High School. Come see the poster in Student Services.

Thursday, October 5, 2006

Day 3 - Gr. 7 & 8 and Day 1 - H.S.

Grade 7 and 8 Red Maple Reading Club: Interested Grade 7 and 8 students are to meet next Tuesday, October 10th during the Grade 7/8 lunch to discuss what the club is all about. A special Red Maple Reading Club library pass will be given to all participants. Please drop by the library before next Tuesday to pick up a pass for this meeting.

Library Notice: The Library will be closed after school TODAY.

Peer Helpers: The Peer Helpers are reminded of their class visit TODAY. Please pick up info from Student Services by 12:20.

Intramurals: In High School intramurals today, No Names take on Cobras and Secondary Popularity play B2. Scorekeepers are Paul and Adino.

Notice: Looking for High School students to referee 7/8 girls and boys Volleyball games. Community Service hours will be granted. Please see Ms. McKenna or Mr. Bouchard in gym C/D after school.

Yearbook: We have seen SO many students out and about taking pictures. Get them in the yearbook! Pop by room 207 anytime TODAY to quickly have them downloaded - or put them on a CD and bring them to Mrs. Birmingham in room 207. Get your pictures in the book!

Attention Hockey Fans: Volunteers are needed! The Nepean Raiders will be hosting the Atom House A leagues during this year's Ottawa International Hockey Festival Bell Capital Cup at Walter Baker from December 28th to 30th. Some of the positions that require help include timekeepers, scorekeepers, and team ambassadors. Come check out the poster in Student Services and/or e-mail Cari Cleyn at: cariembury@hotmail.com or call 613-823-8529.

Speak Out - A Conference for Youth: A day to highlight the power of youth voice, educate about various local issues, share opinions and plan for the future of Ottawa. Friday, November 3, 2006, 8:30 am to 3:00 pm at Confederation High School. Come see the poster in Student Services.

O.S.A.I.D. - M.T. Students Against Impaired Drivers is looking for high school students to help get the message out about the perils of impaired driving. If this interests you, come to a meeting TODAY @ lunch in rm. 107.

All Members of the Outdoor Club: An information meeting will be held in Mr. Francoeur's room TODAY for anyone interested in attending the LaFleche Aerial Park day trip.

Weight Room: Students interested in using the weight room after school can sign up at the weight room TODAY at 3:15, or see Mr. Whitten in room 322 in the morning or room 205 in the afternoon. Interested students must use the room in a mature manner and come dressed in appropriate clothing...no street clothing!

Grads: Carleton University Day will take place on Friday, October 6 at Carleton University campus. Activities are planned from 9:00 - 3:00 p.m. Talk with professors, staff and students about various programs. Join in workshops on financial assistance, take a campus tour, learn about co-op opportunities. Prizes available, including free tuition for your first year. Find out more and register for the day at: www.carleton.ca/cuday.

H.S. Math Contest Info: Attention all students interested in participating in the Canadian Math League competition. The first contest date is Oct. 24, 2006. Students must sign up by TODAY to be able to participate. Please see your semester 1 math teacher to register or Mr. Cop in 302 if you do not have math in semester 1. For more information see your math teacher, or visit http://www.mathleague.com/

Wednesday, October 4, 2006

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

Grade 7 and 8 Red Maple Reading Club: Interested Grade 7 and 8 students are to meet next Tuesday, October 10th during the Grade 7/8 lunch to discuss what the club is all about. A special Red Maple Reading Club library pass will be given to all participants. Please drop by the library before next Tuesday to pick up a pass for this meeting.

Library Notice: The Library will be closed after school on Thursday, October 5th.

Attention All High School Students: Remember that this Thursday, October 5 is your chance to pay $2 to get out of class and come and cheer on our Football team. You must have the money with you on Thursday. All students are to go to their period 4 class for attendance. You will then pay your teacher and be allowed to proceed out to the field to watch the game. Support student council and the team on Thursday!

Intramurals: In High School intramurals today, Pylons take on Pretty Enforcers and Black Panthers play 9 Girls and a Guy. Scorekeepers are Chris, Genna, Kris and Robyn.

Weight Room: Students interested in using the weight room after school can sign up at the weight room TODAY or Thursday at 3:15, or see Mr. Whitten in room 322 in the morning or room 205 in the afternoon. Interested students must use the room in a mature manner and come dressed in appropriate clothing...no street clothing!

Social Justice Group: Meeting TODAY @ lunch in rm. 107. Planning for the coffee house will take place.

O.S.A.I.D. - M.T. Students Against Impaired Drivers is looking for high school students to help get the message out about the perils of impaired driving. If this interests you, come to a meeting Thursday @ lunch in rm. 107.

United Way: United Way Ottawa is holding is annual Starlight Film Festival on Friday, October 27th, at South Keys Cinema. A $20.00 ticket includes: all night movies, free arcade games, unlimited popcorn and pop, chance to win prizes. This is an opportunity for young people to be engaged in philanthropy and learn more about United Way.

Enrichment group NAC Theatre Series: Could the students attending the matinee of "The Wrong Son" at the National Arts Centre please meet Mrs. Brady in the atrium at 11 am TODAY ready to catch the city bus. Please also remember that we will not be back at school in time to catch your school bus therefore alternate transportation must be arranged.

All Members of the Outdoor Club: An information meeting will be held in Mr. Francoeur's room on Thursday, October 5th for anyone interested in attending the LaFleche Aerial Park day trip.

Stratford Trip Participants: Reminder to students going to Stratford that your final workshop is in room 300, after school, TODAY, from 3.15 - 4.15. Bring your folders.

Grads: Carleton University Day will take place on Friday, October 6 at Carleton University campus. Activities are planned from 9:00 - 3:00 p.m. Talk with professors, staff and students about various programs. Join in workshops on financial assistance, take a campus tour, learn about co-op opportunities. Prizes available, including free tuition for your first year. Find out more and register for the day at: www.carleton.ca/cuday.

H.S. Math Contest Info: Attention all students interested in participating in the Canadian Math League competition. The first contest date is Oct. 24, 2006. Students must sign up by Thursday, Oct. 5, 2006 to be able to participate. Please see your semester 1 Math teacher to register or Mr. Cop in 302 if you do not have Math in semester 1. For more information see your Math teacher, or visit http://www.mathleague.com/

Tuesday, October 3, 2006

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

Grade 7 and 8 Red Maple Reading Club: Interested Grade 7 and 8 students are to meet next Tuesday, October 10th during the Grade 7/8 lunch to discuss what the club is all about. A special Red Maple Reading Club library pass will be given to all participants. Please drop by the library before next Tuesday to pick up a pass for this meeting.

Grade 7 & 8 students: Don't forget to submit your entry to win Q-Mack's Q-Chain. Due to Student Services by tomorrow (Wednesday, October 4th).

Peer Helpers: The Peer Helpers are reminded that TODAY is their class visits. Please try to pick up your activity sheet in Student Services by 12:15 p.m.

Enrichment group NAC Theatre Series: Could the students attending the matinee of "The Wrong Son" at the National Arts Centre tomorrow, Wednesday, Oct. 4 please meet Mrs. Brady in the atrium on Wednesday at 11 am ready to catch the city bus. Please also remember that we will not be back at school in time to catch your school bus therefore alternate transportation must be arranged. If you haven't picked up your study guide, please to so today in room 320.

All Members of the Outdoor Club: An information meeting will be held in Mr. Francoeur's room on Thursday, October 5th for anyone interested in attending the LaFleche Aerial Park day trip.

Stratford Trip Participants: Reminder to students going to Stratford that your final workshop is in room 300, after school, on Wednesday (October 4th) from 3.15 - 4.15. Bring your folders.

Community Service: Want to help out orphaned children in Africa? Nepean Outreach to the World (NOW) is a charitable organization which is planning to build and maintain a home for orphaned children of the town of Bo in Sierra Leone. They are looking for students to help out with a number of upcoming activities. If you are interested, pick up info in Student Services or call Des Garvey, the Director of NOW at 613-591-6314.

Yearboook: The yearbook is looking for your pictures. Just pop into the yearbook office - room 207 on Tuesdays or Thursdays to download your photos - or put them on a CD and give them to Mrs. Birmingham, Samantha Graitson or Sam Hopkins. Drop by room 207 for more information.

Grads: Carleton University Day will take place on Friday, October 6 at Carleton University campus. Activities are planned from 9:00 - 3:00 p.m. Talk with professors, staff and students about various programs. Join in workshops on financial assistance, take a campus tour, learn about co-op opportunities. Prizes available, including free tuition for your first year. Find out more and register for the day at: www.carleton.ca/cuday.

H.S. Math Contest Info: Attention all students interested in participating in the Canadian Math League competition. The first contest date is Oct. 24, 2006. Students must sign up by Thursday, Oct. 5, 2006 to be able to participate. Please see your semester 1 Math teacher to register or Mr. Cop in 302 if you do not have Math in semester 1. For more information see your Math teacher, or visit http://www.mathleague.com/

Monday, October 2, 2006

Day 5 - Gr. 7 & 8 and Day 2 - H.S.

7/8 MacSkimming Outdoor Education trip: Grade 7 & 8 students going to MacSkimming Outdoor Education Centre tomorrow (Tuesday, Oct. 3) are reminded to meet Mrs. McLaughlin in the atrium (outside the chapel) at 8:30 am. Remember that we will be outside all day, so dress accordingly. Bring a lunch.

7/8 Boys Volleyball: All members of the 7/8 Boys Volleyball team are reminded of their practices on the following dates this week: TODAY - gym C and Wednesday, October 4th - gym D. Notify Ms. McKenna if unable to attend these dates.

Grade 7 & 8 students: WIN Q-Mack's Q-Chain. Your task: Describe how you will use Q-Mack's messages about bullying in your life at Mother Teresa. Format: Choose ONE of the following: Essay, Comic, Poem, Article, Poster, Drawing, or Collage. Due to Student Services by Wednesday, October 4th.

Intramurals: High School Intramurals captains' meeting for Dodgeball is TODAY in the wood floor gym. The schedule is posted outside the gym for the Dodgeball season.

Community Service: Want to help out orphaned children in Africa? Nepean Outreach to the World (NOW) is a charitable organization which is planning to build and maintain a home for orphaned children of the town of Bo in Sierra Leone. They are looking for students to help out with a number of upcoming activities. If you are interested, pick up info in Student Services or call Des Garvey, the Director of NOW at 613-591-6314.

Yearboook: The yearbook is looking for your pictures! We see so many students walking around the halls taking pictures - do you have great photos? Why not get them in the yearbook? And it is so easy. Just pop into the yearbook office - room 207 on Tuesdays or Thursdays to download your photos - or put them on a CD and give them to Mrs. Birmingham, Samantha Graitson or Sam Hopkins. Drop by room 207 for more information.

Grads: Carleton University Day will take place on Friday, October 6 at Carleton University campus. Activities are planned from 9:00 - 3:00 p.m. Talk with professors, staff and students about various programs. Join in workshops on financial assistance, take a campus tour, learn about co-op opportunities. Prizes available, including free tuition for your first year. Find out more and register for the day at: www.carleton.ca/cuday.

Part-Time Job Available: Veterinary Assistant/Kennel Attendant needed 1-2 evenings per week, and approximately 1 weekend a month (Sat. and Sun.). Must be 16 yrs old. Training provided. Please fax cover letter and resume to attention of Tracy to 613-825-3201 or drop off your resume at the reception of Greenbank Animal Hospital.

H.S. Math Contest Info: Attention all students interested in participating in the Canadian Math League competition. The first contest date is Oct. 24, 2006. Students must sign up by Thursday, Oct. 5, 2006 to be able to participate. Please see your semester 1 Math teacher to register or Mr. Cop in 302, if you do not have Math in semester 1. For more information see your Math teacher, or visit http://www.mathleague.com/