Friday, December 21, 2007

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

TITANWEAR: All titanwear orders will be delivered to your homerooms this morning.

NEW PROGRAM AT ALGONQUIN COLLEGE: Algonquin College in the Ottawa Valley (Pembroke Campus) is launching a new Golf and Ski Operations Management Program in Fall 2008. They have launched a new web site that provides additional information about the program. It is the only program in Canada that combines golf and ski operations, it will train graduates for a full-time career. Here is the link: http://www.algonquincollege.com/pembroke/programs/GolfSki/index.htm

NOTE TO GRADS: Information regarding the status of your community service was not sent to OUAC or OCAS during the last transmission in November. It will be sent with the February transmission of first semester marks. It does not affect your application to college or university at this time. Grads are encouraged to complete their applications prior to returning to school on January 7.

NOTICE TO ONT. UNIVERSITY APPLICANTS: In order to reduce the chances for delays and the frustration of slower on-line response times, university-bound students are urged to complete and submit their online application (www.ouac.on.ca/101) as soon as possible and at least several days before the January 9, 2008 deadline. If you have lost your application envelope with the PIN numbers, be sure to see your counselor before you leave for Christmas holidays! An information sheet explaining the application process can be found on the school web site at www.mths.ca under NEWS and DOCS – GRADS.

COLLEGE APPLICATIONS: The deadline for application to Ontario Colleges is February 1. Students can make their application, online, at www.ontariocolleges.ca. An information sheet explaining the application process can be found on the school web site at www.mths.ca under NEWS and DOCS – GRADS.

Thursday, December 20, 2007

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

SPIRIT WEEK IS HERE! Show your pride by dressing up on our theme days: TODAY: Dress Red day; Friday: Christmas PJ day.

GRADE 7 AND 8 - MULTICULTURAL CLUB: We will meet TODAY at lunch and into period 5. Please bring a game and some munchies! See Mrs. B. for more details!!

OVERDUE BOOKS/LIBRARY FINES: Students with overdue books and library fines are to go to the library immediately following the announcements.

YEARBOOK COMMITTEE: Reminder - there will not be a Yearbook Committee meeting after school today. Meetings will resume in January. Keep taking good pictures for the Yearbook in the meantime!

PEER HELPERS: A reminder to the Peer Helpers of the pizza lunch TODAY.

TITANWEAR: All titanwear orders will be arriving this morning. You can come to the tuck shop at lunch or after school to pick up your order. If they are not picked up on Thursday, they will be delivered to your homerooms on Friday morning.

NEW PROGRAM AT ALGONQUIN COLLEGE: Algonquin College in the Ottawa Valley (Pembroke Campus) is launching a new Golf and Ski Operations Management Program in Fall 2008. They have launched a new web site that provides additional information about the program. It is the only program in Canada that combines golf and ski operations, it will train graduates for a full-time career. Here is the link: http://www.algonquincollege.com/pembroke/programs/GolfSki/index.htm

NOTICE TO ONT. UNIVERSITY APPLICANTS: In order to reduce the chances for delays and the frustration of slower on-line response times, university-bound students are urged to complete and submit their online application (www.ouac.on.ca/101) as soon as possible and at least several days before the January 9, 2008 deadline. If you have lost your application envelope with the PIN numbers, be sure to see your counselor before you leave for Christmas holidays! An information sheet explaining the application process can be found on the school web site at http://www.mths.ca/ under NEWS and DOCS – GRADS.

COLLEGE APPLICATIONS: The deadline for application to Ontario Colleges is February 1. Students can make their application, online, at http://www.ontariocolleges.ca/. An information sheet explaining the application process can be found on the school web site at http://www.mths.ca/ under NEWS and DOCS – GRADS.

ATTENTION VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL: Please return your clean uniforms to Ms. Byrne on the stage, during homeroom.

Wednesday, December 19, 2007

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

ATTENTION TITANS! SPIRIT WEEK IS HERE! Show your pride by dressing up on our theme days: TODAY: Bundle-up day; Thursday: Dress Red day; Friday: Christmas PJ day.

GRADE 7 AND 8 - MULTICULTURAL CLUB: We will meet Thursday afternoon at lunch and into period 5. Please bring a game and some munchies! See Mrs. B. today for more details!!

PEER HELPERS: A reminder to the Peer Helpers of the pizza lunch on Thursday. Please sign up in Student Services by the end of lunch today.

WHITE PINE CLUB: Meeting TODAY, in the library seminar room, during high school lunch. Bring your student ID cards, books and lunch.

NOTICE TO ONT. UNIVERSITY APPLICANTS: In order to reduce the chances for delays and the frustration of slower on-line response times, university-bound students are urged to complete and submit their online application (www.ouac.on.ca/101) as soon as possible and at least several days before the January 9, 2008 deadline. If you have lost your application envelope with the PIN numbers, be sure to see your counselor before you leave for Christmas holidays!

COLLEGE APPLICATIONS: The deadline for application to Ontario Colleges is February 1. Students can make their application, online, at www.ontariocolleges.ca. An information sheet explaining the application process can be found on the school web site at www.mths.ca under NEWS and DOCS – GRADS.

ATTENTION VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL: Please return your clean uniforms to Ms. Byrne on the stage, during homeroom.

Tuesday, December 18, 2007

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

ADVENT PRAYER: Advent Prayer will be held this morning in homerooms, after our national anthem and announcements.

ATTENTION TITANS! SPIRIT WEEK IS HERE! Show your pride by dressing up on our theme days: TODAY: Dress Green day; Wednesday: Bundle- up day; Thursday: Dress Red day; Friday: Christmas PJ day.

GRADE 7 AND 8 - MULTICULTURAL CLUB: Meeting is cancelled for TODAY, but we will meet Thursday afternoon at lunch and into period 5. Please bring a game and some munchies! See Mrs. B. today for more details!!

LIBRARY CLOSURE: The library will be closed today, after school.

YOUTH MINISTRY: There is a Youth Ministry meeting TODAY, at lunch, in the Chapel.

ALPINE SKI TEAM: We will practice after school today, as scheduled. Please meet in the dance studio. Our bus to Mt. Ste. Marie will now depart from MT at 7:30 am not 7 am as previously scheduled. Please don't be late. It is very important to let Mrs. Brady know if you are not attending Wednesday's on-hill practice.

YOGA: All high school students are reminded of the free Yoga sessions taking place each Tuesday, at lunch, in the Dance Room. Beginners are welcome. Last week was a great success so be sure to join us today for a great opportunity to relax and de-stress! Brought to you by Live it Up Ottawa.

WHITE PINE CLUB: Meeting on Wednesday, December 19th, 2007 in the library seminar room during high school lunch. Bring your student ID cards, books and lunch.

NOTICE TO ONT. UNIVERSITY APPLICANTS: In order to reduce the chances for delays and the frustration of slower on-line response times, university-bound students are urged to complete and submit their online application (www.ouac.on.ca/101) as soon as possible and at least several days before the January 9, 2008 deadline. If you have lost your application envelope with the PIN numbers, be sure to see your counselor before you leave for Christmas holidays!

CAPPIES!! Cappies are reminded of their meeting TODAY at lunch in Rm. 300.

MATH CONTESTS: The third Canadian Math League (CNML) contest takes place TODAY during period 2. Students are reminded to report to their period 2 class for attendance before going to the library for the contest. Students must bring their own pencils and calculators for the contest. Admit slips will be given for students to return to class.

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: The Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario needs volunteers. Become a canvasser in February and help save lives. Call today to register. Contact Trisha Merkley-Choo at 613 727-5060 ext 232; fax: 613 727-1895 or email: tmerkleychoo@hsf.on.ca

ATTENTION VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL: Please return your clean uniforms to Ms. Byrne on the stage, during homeroom.

ATTENTION ALL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS: Christmas in 1 week away and students at Mother Teresa are invited to get in the Christmas Spirit! So come Join in for Christmas Karaoke in the Atrium today at Lunch. Prizes will be awarded for all those who show their festive Spirit! Brought to you by Live it Up.

Monday, December 17, 2007

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

ATTENTION TITANS! SPIRIT WEEK IS HERE! Show your pride by dressing up on our theme days: Tuesday: Dress Green day; Wednesday Bundle- up day; Thursday: Dress Red day; Friday: Christmas PJ day.

NOTICE TO ONT. UNIVERSITY APPLICANTS: In order to reduce the chances for delays and the frustration of slower on-line response times, university-bound students are urged to complete and submit their online application (www.ouac.on.ca/101) as soon as possible and at least several days before the January 9, 2008 deadline. If you have lost your application envelope with the PIN numbers, be sure to see your counselor before you leave for Christmas holidays!

CAPPIES!! Cappies are reminded of their meeting TODAY at lunch in Rm. 300.

MATH CONTESTS: The third Canadian Math League (CNML) contest takes place on Tuesday, December 18 during period 2. Students are reminded to report to their period 2 class for attendance before going to the library for the contest. Students must bring their own pencils and calculators for the contest. Admit slips will be given for students to return to class.

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: The Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario needs volunteers. Become a canvasser in February and help save lives. Call today to register. Contact Trisha Merkley-Choo at 613 727-5060 ext 232; fax: 613 727-1895 or email: tmerkleychoo@hsf.on.ca

ATTENTION VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL: Please return your clean uniforms to Ms. Byrne on the stage, during homeroom.

ATTENTION ALL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS: Christmas in 1 week away and students at Mother Teresa are invited to get in the Christmas Spirit! So come Join in for Christmas Karaoke in the Atrium today and tomorrow at lunch. Prizes will be awarded for all those who show their festive Spirit! Brought to you by Live it Up.

Friday, December 14, 2007

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

ATTENTION TITANS! NEXT WEEK IS SPIRIT WEEK! Show your pride by wearing: Monday: Christmas Headgear; Tuesday: Dress Red day; Wednesday: Bundle- up day; Thursday: Dress Green day; Friday: Christmas PJ day

THANK YOU! The Mother Teresa Book Fair was a big success this past week. Thank you to all students, teachers, and parents for your support. The Fair earned $946.00 in books for the Mother Teresa library. Thank you to all the students and staff for helping the Fair run smoothly. A special thank you goes to Ms. O'Sullivan and Katie Scissons. Congratulations and thank you to the Book Fair committee, Brianna Conway, Eleanor Miller, Linda Do, and Jin Lin Zhou. WELL DONE !!

7/8 ENVIRONMENT CLUB: A reminder of the meeting TODAY at the start of Junior Lunch. Bring scissors and glue sticks if you have them. We will be reviewing our schedule.

REMINDER TO 7/8 BAND MEMBERS: Don't forget to keep selling your chocolate for fundraising. All boxes are due Monday, Dec.17th.

OVERDUE BOOKS/LIBRARY FINES: Students with overdue books and library fines are to go to the library immediately following the announcements.

LIBRARY CLOSURES: The library will be closed after school TODAY.

YEARBOOKS: TODAY is the absolute last day to purchase yearbooks and the cost is $45. Forms and envelopes are available in the office for those waiting until the last moment. Forms and money accepted until 3:05.

NOTICE TO ONT. UNIVERSITY APPLICANTS: In order to reduce the chances for delays and the frustration of slower on-line response times, university-bound students are urged to complete and submit their online application (www.ouac.on.ca/101) as soon as possible and at least several days before the January 9, 2008 deadline.

CAPPIES!! Cappies are reminded of their meeting on Monday at lunch in Rm. 300.

FRENCH TUTOR WANTED: Looking for French tutor for a Grade 6 young lady living in the Crestway area. Please call Lisa as soon as possible at 613 825-0773.

MATH CONTESTS: The third Canadian Math League (CNML) contest takes place on Tuesday, December 18 during period 2. Students are reminded to report to their period 2 class for attendance before going to the library for the contest. Students must bring their own pencils and calculators for the contest. Admit slips will be given for students to return to class.

HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLASTIC BOOK ORDERS: December magazines are available on the circulation desk in the library. Order forms and money are due TODAY.

Thursday, December 13, 2007

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

REMINDER TO 7/8 BAND MEMBERS: Don't forget to hand in you $5.00 to Mrs. Antoine for your pizza dinner for tonight. Don't forget to keep selling your chocolate for fundraising. All boxes are due Monday, Dec.17th.

LIBRARY CLOSURES: The library will be closed after school on Friday.

YEARBOOKS: Two days left to purchase yearbooks! Friday is the absolute last day to purchase yearbooks and the cost is $45. Forms and envelopes will be available in the office Friday for those waiting until the last day. Forms and money accepted until 3:05.

REACH FOR THE TOP: Round One concludes today with a stellar match-up between "M-Roar" and the notorious "Council of Doom". Buzzers will be activated at 11:50 and the Right Honorable J.R. Specht will be celebrity quizmaster.

YEARBOOK COMMITTEE: There will not be a Yearbook Committee meeting after school today. Meetings will resume in January after Christmas vacation. Please keep taking good photos for the Yearbook in the meantime!

CAPPIES!! Cappies are reminded of their meeting on Monday at lunch in Rm. 300.

FRENCH TUTOR WANTED: Looking for French tutor for a Grade 6 young lady living in the Crestway area. Please call Lisa as soon as possible at 613 825-0773.

MATH CONTESTS: The third Canadian Math League (CNML) contest takes place on Tuesday, December 18 during period 2. Students are reminded to report to their period 2 class for attendance before going to the library for the contest. Students must bring their own pencils and calculators for the contest. Admit slips will be given for students to return to class.

HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLASTIC BOOK ORDERS: December magazines are available on the circulation desk in the library. Order forms and money are due Friday, December 14.

ENGLISH DEPT. NOTICE: The English Department has 86 tickets available to see a production of HAMLET on February 20, 2008. Tickets are available to grade 12 English students (semester 1 and 2). Please see Mrs. Simpson in Rm. 300 to reserve your spot and pick up a permission form. Tickets are $25.00.

The English Department has 7 tickets available to see MACBETH on January 21. Tickets are now $25 and are available on a first come, first serve basis. Students must be registered in grade 11 English this semester. Come to room 300 to reserve your spot.

Wednesday, December 12, 2007

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

REMINDER TO 7/8 BAND MEMBERS: Don't forget to hand in you $5.00 to Mrs. Antoine for your pizza dinner for Thursday night. Don't forget to keep selling your chocolate for fundraising. All boxes are due Monday, Dec.17th.

RED MAPLE CLUB: The Red Maple Club will meet in the seminar room TODAY during junior lunch. Bring your books, lunch and student ID cards. As well, bring any pirate paraphernalia to the meeting.

LIBRARY CLOSURES: The library will be closed after school TODAY and Friday of this week.

YEARBOOKS: This is last week that yearbooks will be sold this school year. If you want memories of the 2007-2008 school year, you must purchase your yearbooks by this Friday, Dec. 14th. The cost is $45. and you can buy them daily from 8:15 - 8:55 and 11:40 - 12:20 at the table outside the caf/gym. Don’t be disappointed!

LIVE IT UP! - There will be an important meeting TODAY during high school lunch for all Live It Up members in the career center.

OUTDOOR CLUB: Members going to the indoor climbing gym this weekend are to meet in room 107 at lunch today.

SNOWBOARD RACING: All team members are to meet in room 107 at 12 noon today for a brief, but important meeting to discuss training.

PROM COMMITTEE: There will be an important Prom Committee meeting TODAY at lunch in Room 134. See you there!

URGENT - COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS: Looking for 4 energetic and reliable students to help at the Children's Xmas party here at Mother Teresa High School, this coming Saturday, December 15th, from 10:30 am - 2:00 pm. Please inquire in Student Services.

GRADS: The Federal Government, through the Canada Millennium Scholarship Foundation, awards over 1,000 Excellence Awards to students planning their post-secondary education. These scholarships range in value from $4,000 to $20,000. For more information and to apply for this award, go to: www.excellenceaward.ca. Please note that applications must be postmarked no later than December 14.

CAPPIES!! Cappies are reminded of their meeting on Monday at lunch in Rm. 300.

MATH CONTESTS: The third Canadian Math League (CNML) contest takes place on Tuesday, December 18 during period 2. Students are reminded to report to their period 2 class for attendance before going to the library for the contest. Students must bring their own pencils and calculators for the contest. Admit slips will be given for students to return to class.

HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLASTIC BOOK ORDERS: December magazines are available on the circulation desk in the library. Order forms and money are due Friday, December 14.

REMINDER FOR GRADUATES: Lifetouch will be here tomorrow, Thursday, December 13th, to take Grad photos for anyone who was missed last time. This is the last opportunity to have your grad picture taken this year. Please sign up in Student Services for a time slot. Remember to bring your sitting fee with you on Thursday. If you only want a yearbook photo, you don't need to sign up in Student Services; present yourself at the library seminar room (it’s free).

ENGLISH DEPT. NOTICE: The English Department has 86 tickets available to see a production of HAMLET on February 20, 2008. Tickets are available to grade 12 English students (semester 1 and 2). Please see Mrs. Simpson in Rm. 300 to reserve your spot and pick up a permission form. Tickets are $25.00.

The English Department has 7 tickets available to see MACBETH on January 21. Tickets are now $25 and are available on a first come, first serve basis. Students must be registered in grade 11 English this semester. Come to room 300 to reserve your spot.

Tuesday, December 11, 2007

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

RED MAPLE CLUB: The Red Maple Club will meet in the seminar room on Wednesday, December 12th during junior lunch. Bring your books, lunch and student ID cards. As well, bring any pirate paraphernalia to the meeting. Drop by the library for approval of items before Wednesday.

LIBRARY CLOSURES: The library will be closed after school TODAY, Wednesday and Friday of this week.

NOTICE: There will be a Youth Ministry meeting TODAY, at lunch, in the chapel.

YEARBOOKS: This is last week that yearbooks will be sold this school year. If you want memories of the 2007-2008 school year, you must purchase your yearbooks by this Friday, Dec. 14th. The cost is $45. and you can buy them daily from 8:15 - 8:55 and 11:40 - 12:20 at the table outside the caf/gym. Don’t be disappointed!

GRADS: The Federal Government, through the Canada Millennium Scholarship Foundation, awards over 1,000 Excellence Awards to students planning their post-secondary education. These scholarships range in value from $4,000 to $20,000. For more information and to apply for this award, go to: www.excellenceaward.ca. Please note that applications must be postmarked no later than December 14.

REACH FOR THE TOP: The anticaped Round One match-up between "I am Spartacus" (not Spartacat!) and the youthful "Evolution of Titan Trivia" takes place, TODAY, from 11:50 -12:20 in Room 200. Special appearance by "The Oldest Teenager at Mother Teresa High School" has been rumoured and Men Down Under have repeatedly been asking: "Who can it be now?

PROM COMMITTEE: There will be an important Prom Committee meeting on Wednesday, December 12th at lunch in Room 134. See you there!

MATH CONTESTS: The third Canadian Math League (CNML) contest takes place on Tuesday, December 18 during period 2. Students are reminded to report to their period 2 class for attendance before going to the library for the contest. Students must bring their own pencils and calculators for the contest. Admit slips will be given for students to return to class.

HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLASTIC BOOK ORDERS: December magazines are available on the circulation desk in the library. Order forms and money are due Friday, December 14.

WANT TO RELAX? DE-STRESS? All high school students are invited to come out and try yoga on Tuesdays at lunch in the dance room. A trained yoga instructor will provide free yoga classes each week on Tuesdays beginning this week. Beginners are welcome. So come give it a try starting TODAY!

REMINDER FOR GRADUATES: Please sign up in Student Services for the last day of grad photos taking place this Thursday, December 13th. Remember to bring your sitting fee with you on Thursday. If you only want a yearbook photo, you don't need to sign up in Student Services; present yourself at the library seminar room.

ENGLISH DEPT. NOTICE: The English Department has 86 tickets available to see a production of HAMLET on February 20, 2008. Tickets are available to grade 12 English students (semester 1 and 2). Please see Mrs. Simpson in Rm. 300 to reserve your spot and pick up a permission form. Tickets are $25.00.

The English Department has 7 tickets available to see MACBETH on January 21. Tickets are now $25 and are available on a first come, first serve basis. Students must be registered in grade 11 English this semester. Come to room 300 to reserve your spot.

Monday, December 10, 2007

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

RED MAPLE CLUB: The Red Maple Club will meet in the seminar room on Wednesday, December 12th during junior lunch. Bring your books, lunch and student ID cards. As well, bring any pirate paraphernalia to the meeting. Drop by the library for approval of items before Wednesday.

LIBRARY CLOSURES: The library will be closed after school on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday of this week.

HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLASTIC BOOK ORDERS: December magazines are available on the circulation desk in the library. Order forms and money are due Friday, December 14.

WANT TO RELAX? DE-STRESS? All high school students are invited to come out and try yoga on Tuesdays at lunch in the dance room. A trained yoga instructor will provide free yoga classes each week on Tuesdays beginning this week. Beginners are welcome. So come give it a try starting on December 11th!

OUTDOOR CLUB: There will be an outdoor club meeting TODAY at 12:00 pm in room 103, for all members who are going on the x-country ski outing on Tuesday.

REMINDER FOR GRADUATES: Please sign up in Student Services for the last day of grad photos taking place next week on Thursday, December 13th. Remember to bring your sitting fee with you on Thursday. If you only want a yearbook photo, you don't need to sign up in Student Services; present yourself at the library seminar room.

ENGLISH DEPT. NOTICE: The English Department has 86 tickets available to see a production of HAMLET on February 20, 2008. Tickets are available to grade 12 English students (semester 1 and 2). Please see Mrs. Simpson in Rm. 300 to reserve your spot and pick up a permission form. Tickets are $25.00.

The English Department has 7 tickets available to see Macbeth on January 21. Tickets are now $25 and are available on a first come, first serve basis. Students must be registered in grade 11 English this semester. Come to room 300 to reserve your spot.

YEARBOOKS: Yearbook purchases can be made daily from 8:15 - 8:55 and 11:40 - 12:20 at the table outside the caf/gym. Cost is $45.00 If you have any questions, please see Mr. Prigent. No books will be sold after the December 14th deadline.

TUCK SHOP: The tuck shop is ready for your winter. New to the shop is lip balm, hand cream, Halls, and candy canes. Come and see us during your lunch.

Friday, December 7, 2007

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

7/8 GIRLS HANDBALL: Team practices are: Monday, December 10th at 7:30 AM C/D Gym and Wednesday, December 12th at 7: 30 AM A/B Gym. Please be prompt. Tournament Date: Thursday, December 13th. Location: OZ dome in Stittsville from 9:00 AM - 4:00 (approximately). Coach: Ms. McKenna.

7/8 ENVIRONMENT CLUB: Next meeting is TODAY. We will be making our envelopes for Milkweed seeds at that time.

OUTDOOR CLUB: There will be an outdoor club meeting Monday at 12:00 pm in room 103, for all members who are going on the x-country ski outing on Tuesday.

REMINDER FOR GRADUATES: Please sign up in Student Services for the last day of grad photos taking place next week on Thursday, December 13th. Remember to bring your sitting fee with you on Thursday. If you only want a yearbook photo, you don't need to sign up in Student Services; present yourself at the library seminar room.

ENGLISH DEPT. NOTICE: The English Department has 86 tickets available to see a production of HAMLET on February 20, 2008. Tickets are available to grade 12 English students (semester 1 and 2). Please see Mrs. Simpson in Rm. 300 to reserve your spot and pick up a permission form. Tickets are $25.00.

The English Department has 7 tickets available to see Macbeth on January 21. Tickets are now $25 and are available on a first come, first serve basis. Students must be registered in grade 11 English this semester. Come to room 300 to reserve your spot.

HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLASTIC ORDERS: Now available in the library. High school students interested in ordering from Scholastic Book Club can pick up a December magazine and order form in the library.

WANT A PART-TIME JOB: Beaver Tail's Pastry - 2008 Canal Season is looking to hire part-time day and evening staff. Start date is December 26th, (apply by December 14th); 7.5 to 40 hours a week, salary range is $8.25 to $12.00. Work at Beaver Tails in all roles and capacities, including service, preparation, cooking and management. How to apply: Email your contact information or resume to: bt.recruits@gmail.com or fax it to (613) 821-3166. Job General Location: Rideau Canal

YEARBOOKS: One week left to purchase a yearbook. Last day to buy is next Friday, Decmeber 14th. Yearbook purchases can be made daily from 8:15 - 8:55 and 11:40 - 12:20 at the table outside the caf/gym. Cost is $45.00 If you have any questions, please see Mr. Prigent.

MINI-ENRICHMENT COURSES: Students interested in the mini-enrichment courses (May 5-9) are reminded to return their forms to Mrs. McLaughlin (room 130) or Mrs. Lupiano (room 132) ASAP.

TUCK SHOP: The tuck shop is ready for your winter. New to the shop is lip balm, hand cream, Halls, and candy canes. Come and see us during your lunch.

WANT TO TUTOR: I’m looking for a mature high school student to help my two children with their homework twice a week (1 hr - 2 days a week). The ideal candidate must be good at school and must love working with young kids. Days: Mondays and Tuesdays Hours: 5:30 – 6:30pm or 6:00 –7:00pm (your choice) Subjects: Math and English (grade 1 and grade 3). Duration: Now until April/May 2008 $$:$15/hr. You must be able to walk/drive to our house on Grenadier Way. If you are interested – please contact me as soon as possible at my e-mail: helenelmx@yahoo.com.

Thursday, December 6, 2007

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

ATTENTION 7/8 STUDENTS AND TEACHERS: Attention 7/ 8 students and teachers. The Scholastic Book Fair has arrived and will be open TODAY for classroom visits. The Book Fair will be open at 7/ 8 lunch, and after school during parent teacher interviews from 1:45 to 5:00. Here is another chance to win a $5.00 Book Fair gift certificate to spend at the Fair by answering the following trivia question: Name the three titles of the Twilight Collection by Stephanie Meyer. If you think you know the answer, please write your name, homeroom and answer on a piece of paper and drop off your entry in the draw box in the Library. Five (5) lucky winners (with the correct answer) will be drawn at the end of the day. Good luck and good reading!

7/8 GIRLS HANDBALL: Team practices are: Monday, December 10th at 7:30 AM C/D Gym and Wednesday, December 12th at 7: 30 AM A/B Gym. Please be prompt. Tournament Date: Thursday, December 13th. Location: OZ dome in Stittsville from 9:00 AM - 4:00 (approximately). Coach: Ms. McKenna.

7/8 ENVIRONMENT CLUB: Next meeting is on Friday. We will be making our envelopes for Milkweed seeds at that time.

7/8 ALPINE SKI TEAM: Grade 7 and 8 students interested in joining the Mother Teresa Alpine Ski Team should attend a meeting TODAY at lunch from 12:00-12:42 (special schedule) in room 201. Any student who has their own alpine ski equipment is welcome to join the alpine ski team. For more information, talk to Ms. Brady, Ms. Earle, or Mr. Steinke. A signup sheet will be posted outside room 303.

LIBRARY FINES/OVERDUE BOOKS: Students with library fines and overdue books are asked to go to the library after morning announcements.

ENGLISH DEPT. NOTICE: The English Department has 86 tickets available to see a production of HAMLET on February 20, 2008. Tickets are available to grade 12 English students (semester 1 and 2). Please see Mrs. Simpson in Rm. 300 to reserve your spot and pick up a permission form. Tickets are $25.00.

The English Department has 7 tickets available to see Macbeth on January 21. Tickets are now $25 and are available on a first come, first serve basis. Students must be registered in grade 11 English this semester. Come to room 300 to reserve your spot.

REACH FOR THE TOP: The infamous accelerated schedule means today's Round One match-up between "Sic Sempter Tyrannis" and "Ty-Pho-Zen" will take place from 11:30 -12:00. The showdown takes place in Room 200; celebrity quizmaster will be Mr. Specht. Can life be any more groovy?

YEARBOOK COMMITTEE: Even though there is an early dismissal, there will still be a Yearbook Committee meeting this TODAY at 2:05 in Room 103. Those working on layout and design must attend to complete their portrait pages. All Photographers must attend - if you haven't downloaded your photos yet, this is the last chance before the next deadline.

HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLASTIC ORDERS: Now available in the library. High school students interested in ordering from Scholastic Book Club can pick up a December magazine and order form in the library.

MINI-ENRICHMENT COURSES: Students interested in the mini-enrichment courses (May 5-9) are reminded to return their forms to Mrs. McLaughlin (room 130) or Mrs. Lupiano (room 132) ASAP.

TUCK SHOP: The tuck shop is ready for your winter. New to the shop is lip balm, hand cream, Halls, and candy canes. Come and see us during your lunch.

LIVE IT UP! - There will be a meeting TODAY, during high school lunch, for all Live It Up members in the career center.

REMINDER for GRADUATES: Please sign up in Student Services for the last day of grad photos taking place next week on Thursday, December 13th. Remember to bring your sitting fee with you on Thursday. If you only want a yearbook photo, you don't need to sign up in Student Services; present yourself at the library seminar room.

TUTOR WANTED: I’m looking for a mature high school student to help my two children with their homework twice a week (1 hr - 2 days a week). The ideal candidate must be good at school and must love working with young kids. Days: Mondays and Tuesdays Hours: 5:30 – 6:30pm or 6:00 –7:00pm (your choice) Subjects: Math and English (grade 1 and grade 3). Duration: Now until April/May 2008 $$:$15/hr. You must be able to walk/drive to our house on Grenadier Way. If you are interested – please contact me as soon as possible at my e-mail: helenelmx@yahoo.com.

SCHEDULE FOR TODAY

Thursday, December 6, 2007 (dismissal at 2:05pm)

Parent/Teachers Interviews for Grade 7 & 8

High School Timetable

8:55-10:10 Homeroom and Period 1
10:15-11:15 Period 2
11:20-12:00 Lunch
12:05-1:00 Period 3
1:05-2:05 Period 4

Grade 7/8 Timetable

8:55-9:05 Homeroom
9:05-9:48 Period 1
9:50-10:33 Period 2
10:35-11:18 Period 3
11:20-12:00 Period 4
12:00-12:42 Lunch
12:45-1:24 Period 5
1:26-2:05 Period 6

Wednesday, December 5, 2007

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

ATTENTION 7/8 STUDENTS AND TEACHERS: The Scholastic Book Fair has arrived and will be opening TODAY, starting period 4 for classroom visits. The Book Fair will be open all day tomorrow for classroom visits, at 7/ 8 lunch, and after school during parent teacher interviews from 1:45 to 5:00. Here is your chance to win a $5.00 Book Fair gift certificate to spend at the Fair by answering today’s trivia question: Who wrote the best-selling fantasy novel The Hobbit ? If you think you know the answer, please write your name, homeroom and answer on a piece of paper and drop off your entry in the draw box in the Library. Five (5) lucky winners (with the correct answer) will be drawn at the end of today. Good luck and good reading!

7/8 GIRLS HANDBALL: Team try-outs are today at 3: 05 PM - 4:15 PM. Team practices are: Thursday, December 6th at 7:30 AM C/ D Gym; Monday, December 10th at 7:30 AM C/D Gym and Wednesday, December 12th at 7: 30 AM A/B Gym. Please be prompt. Tournament Date: Thursday, December 13th. Location: OZ dome in Stittsville from 9:00 AM - 4:00 (approximately). Coach: Ms. McKenna.

7/8 ENVIRONMENT CLUB: The meeting scheduled for today has been moved to Friday. We will be making our envelopes for Milkweed seeds at that time.

7/8 ALPINE SKI TEAM: Grade 7 and 8 students interested in joining the Mother Teresa Alpine Ski Team should attend a meeting Thursday at lunch from 12:00-12:42 (special schedule) in room 201. Any student who has their own alpine ski equipment is welcome to join the alpine ski team. For more information, talk to Ms. Brady, Ms. Earle, or Mr. Steinke. A signup sheet will be posted outside room 303.

YEARBOOK COMMITTEE: Even though there is an early dismissal, there will still be a Yearbook Committee meeting this Thursday, December 6th at 2:05 in Room 103. Those working on layout and design must attend to complete their portrait pages. All Photographers must attend - if you haven't downloaded your photos yet, this is the last chance before the next deadline.

HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLASTIC ORDERS: Now available in the library. High school students interested in ordering from Scholastic Book Club can pick up a December magazine and order form in the library.

MINI-ENRICHMENT COURSES: Students interested in the mini-enrichment courses (May 5-9) are reminded to return their forms to Mrs. McLaughlin (room 130) or Mrs. Lupiano (room 132) ASAP.

TUCK SHOP: The tuck shop is ready for your winter. New to the shop is lip balm, hand cream, Halls, and candy canes. Come and see us during your lunch.

LIVE IT UP! - There will be a meeting on Thursday, during high school lunch, for all Live It Up members in the career center.

WHITE PINE CLUB (GRADES 9-12): Do you like to read about horseback riding, gangs, teen relationships, coming of age stories, fantasy and myths, warriors or history? Drop by the library seminar room TODAY during senior lunch to check out the White Pine books. Bring your lunch and your student ID card.

NOTICE FOR GRADS: Lifetouch will be back on Thursday, December 13th for the final day of grad photos. Please come and sign up an appointment sheet in Student Services.

OCCASIONAL BABYSITTER NEEDED: Wanted for a 4 year old boy who lives about 2 blocks away from school. Please call Stephanie at (613) 355-7674.

WANT A PART-TIME JOB: Beaver Tail's Pastry - 2008 Canal Season is looking to hire part-time day and evening staff. Start date is December 26th, (apply by December 14th); 7.5 to 40 hours a week, salary range is $8.25 to $12.00. Work at Beaver Tails in all roles and capacities, including service, preparation, cooking and management. How to apply: Email your contact information or resume to: bt.recruits@gmail.com or fax it to (613) 821-3166. Job General Location: Rideau Canal

UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA INFO NIGHT: The University of Ottawa is hosting a Parents’ Night on Thursday, December 6, on campus, at the University Centre, 85 University Ave. Get information on admissions procedures, deadlines, available scholarships and bursaries. Presentations at 6:00 p.m. and 7:17 p.m. in English. The Information Fair will run from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. More information on admissions can be found at: www.admission.uOttawa.ca

YEARBOOKS: Yearbook purchases can be made daily from 8:15 - 8:55 and 11:40 - 12:20 at the table outside the caf/gym. Cost is $45.00 If you have any questions, please see Mr. Prigent. No books will be sold after the December 14th deadline.

Tuesday, December 4, 2007

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

7/8 GIRLS HANDBALL: Any girls interested in trying out for the 7/8 Girls Handball team please sign up outside Ms. McKenna's office. Tournament date: December 13th. First Try-out is Wednesday, December 5th at 3:10 PM.

BAKE SALE FOR 7/8 ENVIRONMENT CLUB: There will be a bake sale today during 7/8 lunch to raise money for the environment club. Please come support us! We are raising money to adopt an animal from the Toronto Zoo.

7/8 ENVIRONMENT CLUB: The meeting on Wednesday has been moved to Friday. We will be making our envelopes for Milkweed seeds at that time.

HIGH SCHOOL PLAY: All cast members please come for a Character Study session TODAY from 3:15 to 4:30 in room 131 (in the new wing).

REACH FOR THE TOP: Today's Round One match-up features "Threshold of Pain" versus "Maisy Black/Maisy White". Buzzers will once again be activated at 11:50 sharp in Room 200.

LIVE IT UP! - There will be a meeting TODAY AND Thursday during high school lunch this week for all Live It Up members in the career center.

WHITE PINE CLUB (GRADES 9-12): Do you like to read about horseback riding, gangs, teen relationships, coming of age stories, fantasy and myths, warriors or history? Drop by the library seminar room this Wednesday, December 5th during senior lunch to check out the White Pine books. Bring your lunch and your student ID card.

NOTICE FOR GRADS: Lifetouch will be back on Thursday, December 13th for the final day of grad photos. Please come and sign up an appointment sheet in Student Services.

UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA INFO NIGHT: The University of Ottawa is hosting a Parents’ Night on Thursday, December 6, on campus, at the University Centre, 85 University Ave. Get information on admissions procedures, deadlines, available scholarships and bursaries. Presentations at 6:00 p.m. and 7:17 p.m. in English. The Information Fair will run from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. More information on admissions can be found at: www.admission.uOttawa.ca

YEARBOOKS: Yearbook purchases can be made daily from 8:15 - 8:55 and 11:40 - 12:20 at the table outside the caf/gym. Cost is $45.00 If you have any questions, please see Mr. Prigent. No books will be sold after the December 14th deadline.

Monday, December 3, 2007

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

7/8 GIRLS HANDBALL: Any girls interested in trying out for the 7/8 Girls Handball team please sign up outside Ms. McKenna's office. Tournament date: December 13th. First Try-out is Wednesday, December 5th at 3:10 PM.

WHITE PINE CLUB (GRADES 9-12): Do you like to read about horseback riding, gangs, teen relationships, coming of age stories, fantasy and myths, warriors or history? Drop by the library seminar room this Wednesday, December 5th during senior lunch to check out the White Pine books. Bring your lunch and your student ID card.

NOTICE FOR GRADS: Lifetouch will be back on Thursday, December 13th for the final day of grad photos. Please come and sign up an appointment sheet in Student Services.

UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA INFO NIGHT: The University of Ottawa is hosting a Parents’ Night on Thursday, December 6, on campus, at the University Centre, 85 University Ave. Get information on admissions procedures, deadlines, available scholarships and bursaries. Presentations at 6:00 p.m. and 7:17 p.m. in English. The Information Fair will run from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. More information on admissions can be found at: www.admission.uOttawa.ca

YEARBOOKS: Yearbook purchases can be made daily from 8:15 - 8:55 and 11:40 - 12:20 at the table outside the caf/gym. Cost is $45.00 If you have any questions, please see Mr. Prigent. No books will be sold after the December 14th deadline.

Friday, November 30, 2007

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

7/8 GIRLS HANDBALL: Any girls interested in trying out for the 7/8 Girls Handball team please sign up outside Ms. McKenna's office. Tournament date: December 13th. First Try-out is Wednesday, December 5th at 3:10 PM

CAPPIES: Please come by Rm. 300 for a BRIEF meeting at 12:00 p.m. TODAY.

SNOWBOARD RACING: Calling all high school shredders...the NCSSAA has seen the light and has made Snowboard Racing an official sport...if you are interested in ripping up a GS course come to a meeting in rm. 107 at noon TODAY.

MATH CONTESTS: Students interested in participating the University of Waterloo math contests (Pascal - Gr. 9, Cayley - Gr. 10, Fermat - Gr. 11) must see Mr. Cop in room 322 or their math teacher before Friday, November 30, 2007 to register. For more information, please see Mr. Cop or go online and visit: http://www.cemc.uwaterloo.ca/english/index.shtml. Sample contests can be viewed at: http://www.cemc.uwaterloo.ca/english/contests/index.shtml..

YEARBOOKS: TODAY is the last day to purchase yearbooks at the Early Bird Special of $40. On Monday, the price goes up to $45, until December 14th. Early Bird yearbook purchases can be made daily from 8:15 - 8:55 and 11:40 - 12:20 at the table outside the caf/gym. If you have any questions, please see Mr. Prigent. No books will be sold after the December 14th deadline.

Thursday, November 29, 2007

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

YEARBOOK COMMITTEE: There will be an important Yearbook Committee meeting after school TODAY in room 103. All students working on layout and design are asked to attend as portrait pages will be designed this meeting. Photographers must download their candid photos to be included on the portrait pages. Oscar Night photographers must attend.

H.S. ACADEMIC AWARD RECIPEINTS: Did you have your photo taken by the Yearbook Committee this past Tuesday? If not, please come by the 7/8 ESL room 306 - this morning after homeroom. Please also come by, if Ms. Birmingham requested a re-take.

REACH FOR THE TOP: The Round One Room 200 Revolution continues as "Straight Outta Compton" " meets "Fist of Ricky" in a senior lunch showdown TODAY. Buzzers will be activated at 11:50 sharp. Participants of this 16 team tourney are advised to check out the Official Round One schedule posted on the door of Room 200.

ALPINE SKI TEAM: There is a practice today for the Alpine Ski Team. Please change and meet outside the wood floor gym. Practices will continue every Tuesday and Thursday until Feb. 13. Please see Mrs. Brady if you are unable to attend this week's practice. All new members are welcome.

CAPPIES: Please come by Rm. 300 for a BRIEF meeting at 12:00 p.m. on Friday.

OUTDOOR CLUB: There will be a meeting TODAY at 12:00 pm in room 103, for all members of the Outdoor Club who are interested in the cross-country ski outings and the rock climbing.

NOTICE TO GRADS: A representative from Queens University will be here TODAY at 1:45 p.m. to speak to the grads about programs and admission requirements. All grads intending to attend university are welcome to attend. The session will be held in Room 131 (in the new addition). Students are asked to report to period 4 on that day, prior to coming to the presentation.

MONT STE. ANNE TRIP: This is just a reminder to the students who are going to Mont Ste. Anne that the final payment is due soon. Make sure to bring it to room 103 along with your $40.00 security deposit, if you haven't done so.

PART-TIME JOBS: Kelsey's in Barrhaven is looking for students interested in working part-time at their restaurant in the Rio-Can marketplace. Minimum 3 shifts per week. Application forms are available in Student Services. For further information, please contact Dawn Dagg at 613-843-0662.

MATH CONTESTS: Students interested in participating the University of Waterloo math contests (Pascal - Gr. 9, Cayley - Gr. 10, Fermat - Gr. 11) must see Mr. Cop in room 322 or their math teacher before Friday, November 30, 2007 to register. For more information, please see Mr. Cop or go online and visit: http://www.cemc.uwaterloo.ca/english/index.shtml. Sample contests can be viewed at: http://www.cemc.uwaterloo.ca/english/contests/index.shtml.

YEARBOOKS: Only two days left to purchase yearbooks at the Early Bird Special of $40. After Friday, the price goes up to $45 until December 14th. Early Bird yearbook purchases can be made daily from 8:15 - 8:55 and 11:40 - 12:20 at the table outside the caf/gym. If you have any questions, please see Mr. Prigent. No books will be sold after the December deadline.

Wednesday, November 28, 2007

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

RED MAPLE CLUB: The Red Maple Club will meet in the library seminar room TODAY during junior lunch. Bring your lunch, books and student cards to the meeting.

OSCAR TICKETS! TODAY ONLY! For all those interested in exchanging their tickets with someone in the school for Oscar Night, there will be a table set up in the atrium today at lunch. BOTH PEOPLE MUST BE PRESENT for the exchange to occur, again these are for exchanges, NOT REFUNDS. Today is the only day exchanges will be accepted.

YEARBOOK COMMITTEE: There will be an important Yearbook Committee meeting after school this Thursday, November 29th in room 103. All students working on layout and design are asked to attend as portrait pages will be designed this meeting. Photographers must download their candid photos to be included on the portrait pages. Oscar Night photographers must attend.

VOCAL GROUP: A reminder to all members of the vocal group of your mandatory practices after school every Monday and Wednesday. You must attend practices regularly if you plan to sing at the Advent mass and the Arts night on December 13th. Please inform Mrs. Symes if you are unable to attend prior to the practice.

OUTDOOR CLUB: There will be a meeting on Thursday at 12:00 pm in room 103, for all members of the Outdoor Club who are interested in the cross-country ski outings and the rock climbing.

MONT STE. ANNE TRIP: This is just a reminder to the students who are going to Mont Ste. Anne that the final payment is due soon. Make sure to bring it to room 103 along with your $40.00 security deposit, if you haven't done so.

VARSITY GIRLS VOLLEYBALL: Practices are TODAY at 3:15 -4:30 p.m. See you there!

PART-TIME JOBS: Kelsey's in Barrhaven is looking for students interested in working part-time at their restaurant in the Rio-Can marketplace. Minimum 3 shifts per week. Application forms are available in Student Services. For further information, please contact Dawn Dagg at 613-843-0662.

MATH CONTESTS: Students interested in participating the University of Waterloo math contests (Pascal - Gr. 9, Cayley - Gr. 10, Fermat - Gr. 11) must see Mr. Cop in room 322 or their math teacher before Friday, November 30, 2007 to register. For more information, please see Mr. Cop or go online and visit: http://www.cemc.uwaterloo.ca/english/index.shtml. Sample contests can be viewed at: http://www.cemc.uwaterloo.ca/english/contests/index.shtml.

QUEENS UNIVERISTY: A representative from Queens University will be here on Thursday, Nov. 29 at 1:45 p.m. to speak to the grads about programs and admission requirements. All grads intending to attend university are welcome to attend. The session will be held in Room 131 (in the new addition). Students are asked to report to period 4 on that day, prior to coming to the presentation.

YEARBOOKS: Early Bird yearbook purchases can be made daily from 8:15 - 8:55 and 11:40 - 12:20 at the table outside the caf/gym. Yearbooks are only $40 until November 30th. After that the price goes up. If you have any questions, please see Mr. Prigent. No books will be sold after the December deadline.

INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL: Sign ups have begun this week: Deadline is Dec 3. First 8 teams paid get into the 5 on 5 full court season. Same rules as always - each team must have a male and a female.

Tuesday, November 27, 2007

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

GRADE 7 AND 8 MULTICULTURAL CLUB: There will be an important meeting TODAY in room 306. Hope to see you there!

RED MAPLE CLUB: The Red Maple Club will meet in the library seminar room on Wednesday this week during junior lunch. Bring your lunch, books and student cards to the meeting.

LIBRARY FINES/OVERDUES: Students with library fines and/or overdue books are asked to go to the library after homeroom announcements.

MONT STE. ANNE TRIP: This is just a reminder to the students who are going to Mont Ste. Anne that the final payment is due soon. Make sure to bring it to room 103 along with your $40.00 security deposit, if you haven't done so.

VARSITY GIRLS VOLLEYBALL: Practices are TODAY and Wed. Nov. 28th at 3:15 -4:30 p.m. See you there!

PART-TIME JOBS: Kelsey's in Barrhaven is looking for students interested in working part-time at their restaurant in the Rio-Can marketplace. Minimum 3 shifts per week. Application forms are available in Student Services. For further information, please contact Dawn Dagg at 613-843-0662.

MATH CONTESTS: Students interested in participating the University of Waterloo math contests (Pascal - Gr. 9, Cayley - Gr. 10, Fermat - Gr. 11) must see Mr. Cop in room 322 or their math teacher before Friday, November 30, 2007 to register. For more information, please see Mr. Cop or go online and visit: www.cemc.uwaterloo.ca/english/index.shtml. Sample contests can be viewed at: www.cemc.uwaterloo.ca/english/contests/index.shtml.

HIGH SCHOOL PLAY: Reminder to all the cast members, please come for the first reading of the play TODAY at 3:15 in room 131 (new wing). Please bring your script and your permission form. It is a must to attend this very important session.

QUEENS UNIVERISTY: A representative from Queens University will be here on Thursday, Nov. 29 at 1:45 p.m. to speak to the grads about programs and admission requirements. All grads intending to attend university are welcome to attend. The session will be held in Room 131 (in the new addition). Students are asked to report to period 4 on that day, prior to coming to the presentation.

YEARBOOKS: Early Bird yearbook purchases can be made daily from 8:15 - 8:55 and 11:40 - 12:20 at the table outside the caf/gym. Yearbooks are only $40 until November 30th. After that the price goes up. If you have any questions, please see Mr. Prigent. No books will be sold after the December deadline.

INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL: Sign ups have begun this week. Deadline is Dec 3. First 8 teams paid get into the 5 on 5 full court season. Same rules as always - each team must have a male and a female.

Monday, November 26, 2007

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

RED MAPLE CLUB: The Red Maple Club will meet in the library seminar room on Wednesday this week during junior lunch. Bring your lunch, books and student cards to the meeting.

OSCAR NIGHT TICKETS: Time is running out!! You only have until Tuesday to get your tickets for MT's Oscar Night and After Party. Tickets are available for $10 in the atrium during senior lunch. Don't delay, get YOUR ticket today!

MATH CONTESTS: Students interested in participating the University of Waterloo math contests (Pascal - Gr. 9, Cayley - Gr. 10, Fermat - Gr. 11) must see Mr. Cop in room 322 or their math teacher before Friday, November 30, 2007 to register. For more information, please see Mr. Cop or go online and visit: www.cemc.uwaterloo.ca/english/index.shtml. Sample contests can be viewed at: www.cemc.uwaterloo.ca/english/contests/index.shtml.

TUTOR NEEDED: Looking for a Grade 11/12 student who would be interested in being a French tutor for a grade 6 student, once or twice a week; paid or as volunteer hours, your choice. If interested, please contact Mrs. Muradia at 613 825-6471.

HIGH SCHOOL PLAY: Reminder to all the cast members, please come for the first reading of the play on Tuesday, Nov. 27 at 3:15 in room 131 (new wing). Please bring your script and your permission form. It is a must to attend this very important session.

QUEENS UNIVERISTY: A representative from Queens University will be here on Thursday, Nov. 29 at 1:45 p.m. to speak to the grads about programs and admission requirements. All grads intending to attend university are welcome to attend. The session will be held in Room 131 (in the new addition). Students are asked to report to period 4 on that day, prior to coming to the presentation.

SUMMER CREDIT COURSES ABROAD: Global Journeys is holding an information meeting at Glebe Collegiate, 212 Glebe Avenue on Tuesday, December 4th, 7:00 pm. Join them for their 2008 Summer Credit Courses Abroad or March Break. Visit www.global-journeys.com for more details.

COLLEGE APPLICATIONS: Students interested in applying to college for next year should have received an information page that outlines the required steps to apply. Extra info sheets are available in Student Services.

YEARBOOKS: Early Bird yearbook purchases can be made daily from 8:15 - 8:55 and 11:40 - 12:20 at the table outside the caf/gym. Yearbooks are only $40 until November 30th. After that the price goes up. If you have any questions, please see Mr. Prigent. No books will be sold after the December deadline.

INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL: Sign ups have begun this week: Deadline is Dec 3. First 8 teams paid get into the 5 on 5 full court season. Same rules as always - each team must have a male and a female.

Friday, November 23, 2007

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

ATTENTION 7/8 BAND MEMBERS: Attention 7/8 band students, the music room will be open again on TODAY at lunch and after school for BOP tests. All students are welcome.

OSCAR NIGHT TICKETS: Time is running out!! You only have until Tuesday to get your tickets for MT's Oscar Night and After Party. Tickets are available for $10 in the atrium during senior lunch. Don't delay, get YOUR ticket today!

YOUTH MINISTRY MEETING: There is a youth ministry meeting TODAY at lunch in the chapel.

NOTICE: Would the following students please meet with Mrs. Watkinson in Student Services following this morning's announcements. Zachary and Piper Edwards, Sarah Sutton, Elizabeth Rodas, Jennifer Ha and Stephanie Jean-Louis.

REACH FOR THE TOP: Alas, the SEVENTH installment of the The Anne Scott Memorial In-House Reach for the Top Tourney begins TODAY during Senior Lunch. Round One opens with a classic match-up: Crazy Taco Mafia vs. ! Billay. Buzzers will once again be activated at 11:50 in Room 200. Participants of this 16 team tourney need to check out the Official Round One schedule posted on the door of the Crazy Kitchen.

SUMMER CREDIT COURSES ABROAD: Global Journeys is holding an information meeting at Glebe Collegiate, 212 Glebe Avenue on Tuesday, December 4th, 7:00 pm. Join them for their 2008 Summer Credit Courses Abroad or March Break. Visit www.global-journeys.com for more details.

COLLEGE APPLICATIONS: Students interested in applying to college for next year should have received an information page that outlines the required steps to apply. Extra info sheets are available in Student Services.

YEARBOOKS: Early Bird yearbook purchases can be made daily from 8:15 - 8:55 and 11:40 - 12:20 at the table outside the caf/gym. Yearbooks are only $40 until November 30th. After that the price goes up. If you have any questions, please see Mr. Prigent. No books will be sold after the December deadline.

INTRAMURALS: Soccer Intramurals are off and running - come down to the wood floor gym and check out the action - the games this week are: Today: Red Devils vs Transformers

INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL: Sign ups have begun this week: Deadline is Dec 3. First 8 teams paid get into the 5 on 5 full court season. Same rules as always - each team must have a male and a female.

Thursday, November 22, 2007

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

LIBRARY CLOSURE: The library will be closed all day TODAY.

ATTENTION 7/8 BAND MEMBERS: Attention 7/8 band students, the music room will be open again on TODAY at lunch, Friday at lunch, and Friday after school for BOP tests. All students are welcome.

7/8 BAND NOTICE: Any band student who has not received their book or folder, should see Mrs. Antoine ASAP. A new order has arrived!

REACH FOR THE TOP: Alas, the SEVENTH installment of the The Anne Scott Memorial In-House Reach for the Top Tourney begins this FRIDAY during Senior Lunch. Round One opens with a classic match-up: Crazy Taco Mafia vs. ! Billay. Buzzers will once again be activated at 11:50 in Room 200. Participants of this 16 team tourney need to check out the Official Round One schedule posted on the door of the Crazy Kitchen.

COLLEGE APPLICATIONS: Students interested in applying to college for next year should have received an information page that outlines the required steps to apply. Extra info sheets are available in Student Services.

YEARBOOKS: Early Bird yearbook purchases can be made daily from 8:15 - 8:55 and 11:40 - 12:20 at the table outside the caf/gym. Yearbooks are only $40 until November 30th. After that the price goes up. If you have any questions, please see Mr. Prigent. No books will be sold after the December deadline.

DID YOU KNOW? Sign out magazines @ your library today! Did you know that all magazines can be borrowed over night? Drop by the library to sign out your favourite issue today ….. MacLean’s University Rankings ’07, Hockey News, Teen Vogue, Popular Mechanics, Canadian Geographic, Road and Track…..and more.

YEARBOOK COMMITTEE: Due to high school interviews, Yearbook Committee members who have been working on layout and design are asked to attend a 15 minute meeting only at 1:45 TODAY, in Room 103. Photographers who have new photos to download and those interested in signing up as an Oscar Night photographers are also asked to attend.

H.S. BOYS BASKETBALL: Due to the high school interviews, the Boys’ Basketball practice for TODAY will be cancelled.

INTRAMURALS: Soccer Intramurals are off and running - come down to the wood floor gym and check out the action - the games this week are: Today: Q vs Hofbrincl and Friday: Red Devils vs Transformers

INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL: Sign ups have begun this week: Deadline is Dec 3. First 8 teams paid get into the 5 on 5 full court season. Same rules as always - each team must have a male and a female.

TITANWEAR: Hey Titans… TODAY is the deadline for all TITANWEAR order forms. You can hand them in at the tuck shop before school or at senior lunch. If you don’t know your size, come and try some of the clothes on to be sure. Grade 7&8’s…. come see us in the morning before classes start!

ALPINE SKI TEAM: There is an important information meeting TODAY in room 201 for skiers of all abilities wanting to race for the school. We have training days at Mt. Ste. Marie, Mt. Cascade and Camp Fortune. Find out more Thursday at 11:05.


SPECIAL SCHEDULE FOR THURSDAY, NOV. 22
(Parent/Teacher Interview Day)

High School Timetable

8:55 - 10:05 Homeroom and Period 1
10:10 - 11:05 Period 2
11:05-11:45 Lunch
11:50 - 12:45 Period 3
12:50 - 1:45 Period 4

Grade 7/8 Timetable

8:55 - 9:05 Homeroom
9:05 - 9:41 Period 1
9:43 - 10:29 Period 2
10:31 - 11:07 Period 3
11:09 - 11:45 Period 4
11:45-12:30 Lunch
12:30 - 1:06 Period 5
1:08 - 1:45 Period 6

Wednesday, November 21, 2007

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

LIBRARY CLOSURES THIS WEEK: The library will be closed all day TODAY and Thursday, November 22nd.

ATTENTION 7/8 BAND MEMBERS: Attention 7/8 band students, the music room will be open again on Thursday at lunch, Friday at lunch, and Friday after school for BOP tests. All students are welcome.

REMINDER TO JUNIOR BAND MEMBERS: A reminder to Junior Band members - Thursday's after school rehearsal has been moved to Wednesday, due to high school parent/teacher interviews.

7/8 BAND NOTICE: Any band student who has not received their book or folder, should see Mrs. Antoine ASAP. A new order has arrived!

YEARBOOKS: Early Bird yearbook purchases can be made daily from 8:15 - 8:55 and 11:40 - 12:20 at the table outside the caf/gym. Yearbooks are only $40 until November 30th. After that the price goes up. If you have any questions, please see Mr. Prigent. No books will be sold after the December deadline.

DID YOU KNOW? Sign out magazines @ your library today! Did you know that all magazines can be borrowed over night? Drop by the library to sign out your favourite issue today…..MacLean’s University Rankings ’07, Hockey News, Teen Vogue, Popular Mechanics, Canadian Geographic, Road and Track…..and more.

YEARBOOK COMMITTEE: Due to high school interviews, Yearbook Committee members who have been working on layout and design are asked to attend a 15 minute meeting only at 1:45 this Thursday, November 22 in Room 103. Photographers who have new photos to download and those interested in signing up as an Oscar Night photographers are also asked to attend.

H.S. BOYS BASKETBALL: Due to the high school interviews, the Boys’ Basketball practice for this Thursday will be cancelled.

INTRAMURALS: Soccer Intramurals are off and running - come down to the wood floor gym and check out the action - the games this week are: Wed: Red Devils vs Acidic Purple Rain. Thurs.: Q vs Hofbrincl and Friday: Red Devils vs Transformers

INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL: Sign ups have begun this week: Deadline is Dec 3. First 8 teams paid get into the 5 on 5 full court season. Same rules as always - each team must have a male and a female.

TITANWEAR: Hey Titans… tomorrow is the deadline for all TITANWEAR order forms. You can hand them in at the tuck shop before school or at senior lunch. If you don’t know your size, come and try some of the clothes on to be sure. Grade 7 & 8’s…. come see us in the morning before classes start!

ALPINE SKI TEAM: There is an important information meeting Thursday, November 22 in room 201 for skiers of all abilities wanting to race for the school. We have training days at Mt. Ste. Marie, Mt. Cascade and Camp Fortune. Find out more Thursday at 11:45.

JOB OPENINGS: Seasonal employment with the Bay at Bayshore. If interested, contact Melanie Barton at 596-9810, extension 6600.

GIRLS RUGBY: Attention all girls who are planning on playing Rugby this year. Please make sure that you pick up an information package from Miss Carrie in the office. There is important info about a potential tournament in New Brunswick for the Spring. Response slips are to be returned TODAY so that we know if there is enough interest.

Tuesday, November 20, 2007

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

LIBRARY CLOSURES THIS WEEK: The library will be closed all day Wednesday, November 21st and Thursday, November 22nd.

DID YOU KNOW? Sign out magazines @ your library today! Did you know that all magazines can be borrowed over night? Drop by the library to sign out your favourite issue today ….. MacLean’s University Rankings ’07, Hockey News, Teen Vogue, Popular Mechanics, Canadian Geographic, Road and Track…..and more.

ALPINE SKI TEAM: There is an important information meeting Thursday, November 22 in room 201 for skiers of all abilities wanting to race for the school. We have training days at Mt. Ste. Marie, Mt. Cascade and Camp Fortune. Find out more Thursday at 11:45.

SUMMER CREDIT COURSES ABROAD: Global Journeys is holding an information meeting at Glebe Collegiate, 212 Glebe Avenue on Tuesday, December 4th, 7:00 pm. Join them for their 2008 Summer Credit Courses Abroad or March Break. Visit www.global-journeys.com for more details.

JOB OPENINGS: Seasonal employment with the Bay at Bayshore. If interested, contact Melanie Barton at 596-9810, extension 6600.

GIRLS RUGBY: Attention all girls who are planning on playing Rugby this year. Please make sure that you pick up an information package from Miss Carrie in the office. There is important info about a potential tournament in New Brunswick for the Spring. Response slips are to be returned by Wednesday, November 21 so that we know if there is enough interest.

NOTICE TO GRADS: A representative from Bishops University (located in Lennoxville, Quebec) will be here this Wednesday morning at 9:05 a.m. If you are interested in attending this information session, please sign up in Student Services TODAY. If there is not enough interest, we will have to cancel the session.

ATTENTION ALL CO-OP STUDENTS: There will be a brief meeting TODAY, concerning the Co-op Job Fair happening later this week on Thursday, November 22nd. Please note that the Co-op Fair will take place during periods 3 & 4 from 12:00 –1:45 in the Atrium. Please see Mrs. O’Sullivan TODAY at 12:00 sharp in room 111 to find out more information about the schedule and the materials that you are expected to bring with you that day.

WHITE PINE READING CLUB: White Pine Reading Club will meet in the library seminar room TODAY at the start of the high school lunch. Bring your lunch and your student ID cards. The books have arrived. All high school students are welcome to join.

TITANWEAR: Titanwear order forms must be returned by Thursday of this week if you want your clothing before Christmas. Don’t miss out on your Titanwear!!

MATH CONTEST: The second CNML (Canadian Math League) math contest takes place TODAY in the library during period 2. Students are reminded to report to their period 2 class for attendance before coming to the library. Students should have pencils, and calculators. All are welcome to participate.

Monday, November 19, 2007

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

H.S. REPORT CARDS AND PARENT/TEACHER INTERVIEWS: A remider to parents that high school mid-term reports cards were sent home with students on Friday. In the package was a form to request a parent/teacher interview for this Thursday (Nov. 22) from 2:30 - 5;30 or 6:30 - 8:00. Please have the students return these forms as soon as possible, appointment times will fill up fast.

LIBRARY CLOSURES THIS WEEK: The library will be closed all day Wednesday, November 21st and Thursday, November 22nd.

DID YOU KNOW? Sign out magazines @ your library today! Did you know that all magazines can be borrowed over night? Drop by the library to sign out your favourite issue today ….. MacLean’s University Rankings ’07, Hockey News, Teen Vogue, Popular Mechanics, Canadian Geographic, Road and Track…..and more.

GIRLS RUGBY: Attention all girls who are planning on playing Rugby this year. Please make sure that you pick up an information package from Miss Carrie in the office. There is important info about a potential tournament in New Brunswick for the Spring. Response slips are to be returned by Wednesday, November 21 so that we know if there is enough interest.

HIGH SCHOOL ALPINE SKI TEAM: There is an important information meeting TODAY in room 201 for skiers of all abilities wanting to race for the school. We have training days at Mt. Ste. Marie, Mt. Cascade and Camp Fortune. Find out more today at 11:45.

NOTICE TO GRADS: A representative from Bishops University (located in Lennoxville, Quebec) will be here this Wednesday morning at 9:05 a.m. If you are interested in attending this information session, please sign up in Student Services TODAY or tomorrow. If there is not enough interest, we will have to cancel the session.

ATTENTION ALL CO-OP STUDENTS: There will be a brief meeting on Tuesday, November 20, concerning the Co-op Job Fair happening later this week on Thursday, November 22nd. Please note that the Co-op Fair will take place during periods 3 & 4 from 12:00 –1:45 in the Atrium. Please see Mrs. O’Sullivan on Tuesday at 12:00 sharp in room 111 to find out more information about the schedule and the materials that you are expected to bring with you that day.

HIGH SCHOOL PLAY: Thank you for all the students who auditioned for the high school play "Arsenic and Old Lace". The audition results are posted on the Drama door (room 114)...Congratulations!!! There will be a very short important meeting for all the actors at 11:45 on stage today. Please be there!

WHITE PINE READING CLUB: White Pine Reading Club will meet in the library seminar room on Tuesday, November 20 at the start of the high school lunch. Bring your lunch and your student ID cards. The books have arrived. All high school students are welcome to join.

NOTICE: Would the following students see Mrs. Watkinson in Student Services to receive their honour roll certificates and/or medals that were left over from the Awards Ceremony held on Monday, November 12th: Henry Xi, Lindsay Dagg, Alanna Fontaine, Ted Reeler, Karolina Zaremba, Steven Clarke, Victoria Miller, Katherine Blain, Hailey Lepine, Stevie-Jane Sampson, Matthew Windeler, Ruimei Xu, Damian Polan, Kathleen Furlotte, Paul Kehoe and Alex Mastropietro. Thank you.

TITANWEAR: Titanwear order forms must be returned by Thursday of this week if you want your clothing before Christmas. Don’t miss out on your Titanwear!!

PART-TIME JOBS AVAILABLE: The Bay at Bayshore is looking for 40 students, age 16 and over, for their Christmas Elf program. As an Elf you will be required to work weekends and will be responsible for maintaining the look and Christmas spirit in key departments within the store. If you would like to join the team, please e-mail your resume to: Lynne.Wigmore@hbc.com and in the subject field enter Christmas Elf. For more info, call Lynne Wigmore at 613-596-9810.

MATH CONTEST: The second CNML (Canadian Math League) math contest takes place on Tuesday, November 20th in the library. Students are reminded to report to their period 2 class for attendance before coming to the library. Students should have pencils, and calculators. All are welcome to participate.

VARSITY GIRLS VOLLEYBALL TRYOUTS: There will be tryouts for ALL Junior and Senior girls interested in playing on the high school Girls’ Volleyball team this year. Tryouts continue in Gym A/B on Tuesday, Nov. 20th from 3:15 - 4:30 pm AND Wednesday, Nov. 21st from 3:15 - 4:30 pm. See you there! If you cannot make it, please see Miss. Kuchma in room 134.

Friday, November 16, 2007

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

ATTENTION Gr. 7/8 STUDENTS: There will be a music council meeting TODAY at the beginning of lunch.

7/8 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL: A reminder to the Grade 7/8 members of the Girls’ Volleyball team to return their jerseys to room 237 within the next couple of days.

VOCAL GROUP: All members of the vocal group are reminded that practices for Evening for the Arts and the Advent mass, both taking place on December 13th, will start again this coming Monday, Novemeber 19th and will continue every Monday and Wednesday after school. A full commitment must be made if you would like to be a part of the singing for these events. New voices are welcome! See Mrs. Symes, if interested.

ATTENTION ALL CAPPIES: We will have a VERY important meeting TODAY at 11:40 in room 300 to discuss the upcoming musical to be reviewed. Please bring your Cappie binder and your lunch!

TITANWEAR: One more day before you can order your Titanwear. Order forms will be going home with your report cards. Check out the tuck shop to see what you might want.

PART-TIME JOBS AVAILABLE: The Bay at Bayshore is looking for 40 students, age 16 and over, for their Christmas Elf program. As an Elf you will be required to work weekends and will be responsible for maintaining the look and Christmas spirit in key departments within the store. If you would like to join the team, please e-mail your resume to: Lynne.Wigmore@hbc.com and in the subject field enter Christmas Elf. For more info, call Lynne Wigmore at 613-596-9810.

HIGH SCHOOL ALPINE SKI TEAM: All skiers interested in learning a new sport and competing for your school should sign up outside room 201 TODAY. Skiers of all abilities - beginner to advanced skiers - are able to learn how to race and then compete in one of three divisions according to ability/experience. Training happens both at school and on the hill. See Mrs. Brady or Ms. Earle for more details. We will hold an information meeting on Monday, Nov. 19 at 11:45 in room 201.

INTRAMURALS: Finals are TODAY. Check the Soccer schedule TODAY, as it will be posted and the season starts Monday next week. All hockey and soccer captains are to check the team lists and make any changes before the season begins. Hockey will begin once a soccer champion has been declared. Next sign up is Basketball - Sign up forms will be available next week.

MATH CONTEST: The second CNML (Canadian Math League) math contest takes place on Tuesday, November 20th in the library. Students are reminded to report to their period 2 class for attendance before coming to the library. Students should have pencils, and calculators. All are welcome to participate.

OVERSEAS H.S. CREDITS: MEI International Academy is offering overseas international credits this summer. Explore Europe, Costa Rica, or Egypt while studying and earning Ontario high school credits. To learn more about these summer programs abroad, you can pick up a brochure in Student Services. MEI International Academy is holding an information session for parents and students this Saturday, November 17 at 1:00 p.m. at the Westin Hotel. Your can RSVP at meiacademy.com. The world is your classroom!

VARSITY GIRLS VOLLEYBALL TRYOUTS: There will be tryouts for ALL Junior and Senior girls interested in playing on the high school Girls’ Volleyball team this year. Tryouts are in Gym A/B on Monday, Nov. 19th at 7:15 am, Tuesday, Nov. 20th from 3:15 - 4:30 pm AND Wednesday, Nov. 21st from 3:15 - 4:30 pm. See you there! If you cannot make it, please see Miss. Kuchma in room 134 before Monday.

GRAD PHOTOS: All time slots for the graduation portrait session days have been filled. If you have not signed up and want Grad photos, please sign up on the waiting list in Student Services. Lifetouch will endeavour to schedule new sessions for later in the school year. If you require a yearbook pose only (no cost), please go directly to the Library seminar room where your photo will be taken without an appointment.