Monday, March 2, 2009
Day 2 - H.S. & Day 5 - Gr. 7 & 8
KNITTING CLUB: The knitting club will meet today during HS lunch in the library seminar room. Bring your unfinished knitting project, or start something new - we have needles & yarn available for students to use. (Mar 2)
7/8 WAUPOOS FIELD TRIP: Any students attending this field trip please return your permission forms to Ms. Stewart in Room 130. (Mar 2)
USHERS FOR CAESAR PLAY: There will be a meeting on Monday, March 2 in the library seminar room. Bring your lunch. (Mar 2)
STRATFORD 2009: The Stratford trip is still on but we need 13 students to complete our crew of theatre buffs heading to Southern Ontario in October of 2009. If you're still on the fence, it's time to get off! See Mrs. Simpson in Rm 138 for details. You will not regret it! (Mar 13)
WRITING COMPETITION: Carleton's English Department writing competition is accepting submissions until May. See Mrs. Simpson for entry forms and word limits. Poems, stories, literary essays and scripts are all accepted. (Mar 13)
HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY BOYS RUGBY: There will be a meeting on Monday, March 2 at 11:45 in room 119 for any high school boys interested in trying out for the Boys’ Rugby team. (Mar 2)
RESEARCH HELP: Are you having difficulty with choosing a topic for your research assignment, writing a thesis, choosing credible sources, searching, citing your sources of information, choosing a format for your presentations? One-on-one assistance with research and school assignments is available in the library from 3:00pm to 4:00pm any night of the week. (ongoing)
ONTARIO LAUNCHES SUMMER JOBS PROGRAMS: Ontario has a range of summer job opportunities for students, through Ontario’s Summer Jobs Programs. The Summer Jobs Service offers students free self-marketing and job search services, and offers employers a $2-per-hour wage subsidy to encourage them to hire students. These programs are open to students aged 15 to 24 years (up to 29 years for a person with a disability) who are planning to return to school this fall.
View the complete text: http://www.edu.gov.on.ca/eng/document/nr/09.02/nr0220b.html
CARLETON UNIVERSITY'S ENGINEERS WITHOUT BORDERS CHAPTER is hosting a conference on Tuesday, March 10, 2009 for Grade 11 and 12 students who are interested in learning about human and social development. Participants can be from any academic background; the sciences, social sciences, the university stream or college stream. Students simply need to register on-line at http://www.carleton.ewb.ca/so/conference/
This conference will be a great opportunity for students to experience workshops on a range of development issues, converse with university staff and students and to develop a better understanding of how the sciences and social sciences can work together to create positive change in our world. For more information on the conference please visit http://www.carleton.ewb.ca/so/conference. To learn more about Engineers Without Borders Canada please visit http://www.ewb.ca/en/index.html. Questions or ideas can be forwarded to hsconference@carleton.ewb.ca. (Mar 9)
GUEST SPEAKER: On March 4th at 2:15 in the Library, our School Resource Officer will be speaking to a small group of grade 11 and 12 students. Subjects will include College vs. University for a future with the police force and she will show a short video. We invite students to come to Student Services to sign up as there will be a maximum 40 students. (Mar 4)
Friday, February 27, 2009
Day 1 - H.S. & Day 4 - Gr. 7 & 8
7/8 WAUPOOS FIELD TRIP: Any students attending this field trip please return your permission forms to Ms. Stewart in Room 130. (Mar 2)
PEER HELPERS: There will be a Peer Helper meeting today at lunch in Room 134. (Feb 27)
7/8 REACH FOR THE TOP: Will be in Room 233 at 12:50 TODAY. The Flying Tacos will take on the Awesome Possums. Please be on time! (Feb 27)
BUS S14: Please note that, Bus S14 is now starting its route 15 minutes earlier. Please head out to your stop at least 15 minutes earlier every day. (Feb 27)
USHERS FOR CAESAR PLAY: There will be a meeting on Monday, March 2 in the library seminar room. Bring your lunch. (Mar 2)
STRATFORD 2009: The Stratford trip is still on but we need 13 students to complete our crew of theatre buffs heading to Southern Ontario in October of 2009. If you're still on the fence, it's time to get off! See Mrs. Simpson in Rm 138 for details. You will not regret it! (Mar 13)
WRITING COMPETITION: Carleton's English Department writing competition is accepting submissions until May. See Mrs. Simpson for entry forms and word limits. Poems, stories, literary essays and scripts are all accepted. (Mar 13)
HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY BOYS RUGBY: There will be a meeting on Monday, March 2 at 11:45 in room 119 for any high school boys interested in trying out for the Boys’ Rugby team. (Mar 2)
BACKSTAGE VOLUNTEERS: The names of students who will be working backstage for the school play "Caesar" is posted on the door of Room 112. Thank you to all of the students who tried out for the makeup and hairstyling crew.
GRADE 11 AND 12 STUDENTS: Canada’s Perimeter Institute is now accepting applications for free summer science camps for Grade 11 and 12 students with a keen interest in modern physics (ALL EXPENSES PAID). The application deadline for the “International Summer School for Young Physicists” is Thursday, March 19, 2009. Please see Ms. D'Angela in Room #211. (Feb 27)
RESEARCH HELP: Are you having difficulty with choosing a topic for your research assignment, writing a thesis, choosing credible sources, searching, citing your sources of information, choosing a format for your presentations? One-on-one assistance with research and school assignments is available in the library from 3:00pm to 4:00pm any night of the week.
COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS: Please see Mr. Prigent if you are interested in being on security detail for the St. Patrick's Day Parade on March 14th. It involves road closure duty for the Ottawa Police Department. Letters of recommendation are possible for those wishing to apply to the Police Foundations Program at Algonquin. Anyone interested must be 16 years of age or older. (Feb 27)
ONTARIO LAUNCHES SUMMER JOBS PROGRAMS: Ontario has a range of summer job opportunities for students, through Ontario’s Summer Jobs Programs. The Summer Jobs Service offers students free self-marketing and job search services, and offers employers a $2-per-hour wage subsidy to encourage them to hire students. These programs are open to students aged 15 to 24 years (up to 29 years for a person with a disability) who are planning to return to school this fall.
View the complete text: http://www.edu.gov.on.ca/eng/document/nr/09.02/nr0220b.html
CARLETON UNIVERSITY'S ENGINEERS WITHOUT BORDERS CHAPTER is hosting a conference on Tuesday, March 10, 2009 for Grade 11 and 12 students who are interested in learning about human and social development. Participants can be from any academic background; the sciences, social sciences, the university stream or college stream. Students simply need to register on-line at http://www.carleton.ewb.ca/so/conference/
This conference will be a great opportunity for students to experience workshops on a range of development issues, converse with university staff and students and to develop a better understanding of how the sciences and social sciences can work together to create positive change in our world. For more information on the conference please visit http://www.carleton.ewb.ca/so/conference. To learn more about Engineers Without Borders Canada please visit http://www.ewb.ca/en/index.html. Questions or ideas can be forwarded to hsconference@carleton.ewb.ca. (Mar 9)
GUEST SPEAKER: On March 4th at 2:15 in the Library, our School Resource Officer will be speaking to a small group of grade 11 and 12 students. Subjects will include College vs. University for a future with the police force and she will show a short video. We invite students to come to Student Services to sign up as there will be a maximum 40 students. (Mar 4)
Day 1 - H.S. & Day 4 - Gr. 7 & 8
7/8 WAUPOOS FIELD TRIP: Any students attending this field trip please return your permission forms to Ms. Stewart in Room 130. (Mar 2)
PEER HELPERS: There will be a Peer Helper meeting today at lunch in Room 134. (Feb 27)
7/8 REACH FOR THE TOP: Will be in Room 233 at 12:50 TODAY. The Flying Tacos will take on the Awesome Possums. Please be on time! (Feb 27)
BUS S14: Please note that, Bus S14 is now starting its route 15 minutes earlier. Please head out to your stop at least 15 minutes earlier every day. (Feb 27)
USHERS FOR CAESAR PLAY: There will be a meeting on Monday, March 2 in the library seminar room. Bring your lunch. (Mar 2)
STRATFORD 2009: The Stratford trip is still on but we need 13 students to complete our crew of theatre buffs heading to Southern Ontario in October of 2009. If you're still on the fence, it's time to get off! See Mrs. Simpson in Rm 138 for details. You will not regret it! (Mar 13)
WRITING COMPETITION: Carleton's English Department writing competition is accepting submissions until May. See Mrs. Simpson for entry forms and word limits. Poems, stories, literary essays and scripts are all accepted. (Mar 13)
HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY BOYS RUGBY: There will be a meeting on Monday, March 2 at 11:45 in room 119 for any high school boys interested in trying out for the Boys’ Rugby team. (Mar 2)
BACKSTAGE VOLUNTEERS: The names of students who will be working backstage for the school play "Caesar" is posted on the door of Room 112. Thank you to all of the students who tried out for the makeup and hairstyling crew.
GRADE 11 AND 12 STUDENTS: Canada’s Perimeter Institute is now accepting applications for free summer science camps for Grade 11 and 12 students with a keen interest in modern physics (ALL EXPENSES PAID). The application deadline for the “International Summer School for Young Physicists” is Thursday, March 19, 2009. Please see Ms. D'Angela in Room #211. (Feb 27)
RESEARCH HELP: Are you having difficulty with choosing a topic for your research assignment, writing a thesis, choosing credible sources, searching, citing your sources of information, choosing a format for your presentations? One-on-one assistance with research and school assignments is available in the library from 3:00pm to 4:00pm any night of the week.
COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS: Please see Mr. Prigent if you are interested in being on security detail for the St. Patrick's Day Parade on March 14th. It involves road closure duty for the Ottawa Police Department. Letters of recommendation are possible for those wishing to apply to the Police Foundations Program at Algonquin. Anyone interested must be 16 years of age or older. (Feb 27)
ONTARIO LAUNCHES SUMMER JOBS PROGRAMS: Ontario has a range of summer job opportunities for students, through Ontario’s Summer Jobs Programs. The Summer Jobs Service offers students free self-marketing and job search services, and offers employers a $2-per-hour wage subsidy to encourage them to hire students. These programs are open to students aged 15 to 24 years (up to 29 years for a person with a disability) who are planning to return to school this fall.
View the complete text: http://www.edu.gov.on.ca/eng/document/nr/09.02/nr0220b.html
CARLETON UNIVERSITY'S ENGINEERS WITHOUT BORDERS CHAPTER is hosting a conference on Tuesday, March 10, 2009 for Grade 11 and 12 students who are interested in learning about human and social development. Participants can be from any academic background; the sciences, social sciences, the university stream or college stream. Students simply need to register on-line at http://www.carleton.ewb.ca/so/conference/
This conference will be a great opportunity for students to experience workshops on a range of development issues, converse with university staff and students and to develop a better understanding of how the sciences and social sciences can work together to create positive change in our world. For more information on the conference please visit http://www.carleton.ewb.ca/so/conference. To learn more about Engineers Without Borders Canada please visit http://www.ewb.ca/en/index.html. Questions or ideas can be forwarded to hsconference@carleton.ewb.ca. (Mar 9)
GUEST SPEAKER: On March 4th at 2:15 in the Library, our School Resource Officer will be speaking to a small group of grade 11 and 12 students. Subjects will include College vs. University for a future with the police force and she will show a short video. We invite students to come to Student Services to sign up as there will be a maximum 40 students. (Mar 4)
Thursday, February 26, 2009
Day 2 - H.S. & Day 3 - Gr. 7 & 8
7/8 WAUPOUS FIELD TRIP: Any students attending this field trip please return your permission forms to Ms. Stewart in Room 130.
PEER HELPERS: There will be a Peer Helper meeting on Friday at lunch in Room 134.
7/8 REACH FOR THE TOP: Will be in Room 233 at 12:50 on Friday, February 27. The Flying Tacos will take on the Awesome Possums. Please be on time!
YEARBOOK: There will be a brief yearbook meeting at 11:45 am TODAY in Room 103. Any students who have photos of the following events are asked to attend in order to download their photos: St. Anne Ski Trip, Cake Auction, Valentine's Day, Dominican Republic Trip, Casino Night Dance, or any other events you'd like to see included in the yearbook. Any student who borrowed a yearbook camera MUST RETURN THE CAMERA at this meeting. Please see Mrs. Hopkins if you are interested in helping out but can't make the meeting.
BUS S14: Please note that, beginning this TODAY Bus S14 will be starting its route 15 minutes earlier. Please head out to your stop at least 15 minutes earlier every day.
BACKSTAGE VOLUNTEERS: The names of students who will be working backstage for the school play "Caesar" is posted on the door of Room 112. Thank you to all of the students who tried out for the makeup and hairstyling crew.
GRADE 11 AND 12 STUDENTS: Canada’s Perimeter Institute is now accepting applications for free summer science camps for Grade 11 and 12 students with a keen interest in modern physics (ALL EXPENSES PAID). The application deadline for the “International Summer School for Young Physicists” is Thursday, March 19, 2009. Please see Ms. D'Angela in Room #211.
RESEARCH HELP: Are you having difficulty with choosing a topic for your research assignment, writing a thesis, choosing credible sources, searching, citing your sources of information, choosing a format for your presentations? One-on-one assistance with research and school assignments is available in the library from 3:00pm to 4:00pm any night of the week.
VOLUNTEER HOURS: If you are interested in being an usher for the production of Caesar on March 5, 6 or 7, please see Mrs. Harrington-Veryard in the library.
COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS: Please see Mr. Prigent if you are interested in being on security detail for the St. Patrick's Day Parade on March 14th. It involves road closure duty for the Ottawa Police Department. Letters of recommendation are possible for those wishing to apply to the Police Foundations Program at Algonquin. Anyone interested must be 16 years of age or older
ONTARIO LAUNCHES SUMMER JOBS PROGRAMS: Ontario has a range of summer job opportunities for students, through Ontario’s Summer Jobs Programs. The Summer Jobs Service offers students free self-marketing and job search services, and offers employers a $2-per-hour wage subsidy to encourage them to hire students. These programs are open to students aged 15 to 24 years (up to 29 years for a person with a disability) who are planning to return to school this fall.
View the complete text: http://www.edu.gov.on.ca/eng/document/nr/09.02/nr0220b.html
CARLETON UNIVERSITY'S ENGINEERS WITHOUT BORDERS CHAPTER is hosting a conference on Tuesday, March 10, 2009 for Grade 11 and 12 students who are interested in learning about human and social development. Participants can be from any academic background; the sciences, social sciences, the university stream or college stream. Students simply need to register on-line at http://www.carleton.ewb.ca/so/conference/
This conference will be a great opportunity for students to experience workshops on a range of development issues, converse with university staff and students and to develop a better understanding of how the sciences and social sciences can work together to create positive change in our world.
For more information on the conference please visit http://www.carleton.ewb.ca/so/conference. To learn more about Engineers Without Borders Canada please visit http://www.ewb.ca/en/index.htmll.
Questions or ideas can be forwarded to hsconference@carleton.ewb.ca.
ALGONQUIN COLLEGE VISIT: A representative from Algonquin College will be here TODAY, in the Atrium, at H.S. lunch, to answer any questions you may have regarding programs, admissions, financial aid, etc. A good time to get answers prior to selecting courses for next year.
Day 2 - H.S. & Day 3 - Gr. 7 & 8
7/8 WAUPOUS FIELD TRIP: Any students attending this field trip please return your permission forms to Ms. Stewart in Room 130.
PEER HELPERS: There will be a Peer Helper meeting on Friday at lunch in Room 134.
7/8 REACH FOR THE TOP: Will be in Room 233 at 12:50 on Friday, February 27. The Flying Tacos will take on the Awesome Possums. Please be on time!
YEARBOOK: There will be a brief yearbook meeting at 11:45 am TODAY in Room 103. Any students who have photos of the following events are asked to attend in order to download their photos: St. Anne Ski Trip, Cake Auction, Valentine's Day, Dominican Republic Trip, Casino Night Dance, or any other events you'd like to see included in the yearbook. Any student who borrowed a yearbook camera MUST RETURN THE CAMERA at this meeting. Please see Mrs. Hopkins if you are interested in helping out but can't make the meeting.
BUS S14: Please note that, beginning this TODAY Bus S14 will be starting its route 15 minutes earlier. Please head out to your stop at least 15 minutes earlier every day.
BACKSTAGE VOLUNTEERS: The names of students who will be working backstage for the school play "Caesar" is posted on the door of Room 112. Thank you to all of the students who tried out for the makeup and hairstyling crew.
GRADE 11 AND 12 STUDENTS: Canada’s Perimeter Institute is now accepting applications for free summer science camps for Grade 11 and 12 students with a keen interest in modern physics (ALL EXPENSES PAID). The application deadline for the “International Summer School for Young Physicists” is Thursday, March 19, 2009. Please see Ms. D'Angela in Room #211.
RESEARCH HELP: Are you having difficulty with choosing a topic for your research assignment, writing a thesis, choosing credible sources, searching, citing your sources of information, choosing a format for your presentations? One-on-one assistance with research and school assignments is available in the library from 3:00pm to 4:00pm any night of the week.
VOLUNTEER HOURS: If you are interested in being an usher for the production of Caesar on March 5, 6 or 7, please see Mrs. Harrington-Veryard in the library.
COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS: Please see Mr. Prigent if you are interested in being on security detail for the St. Patrick's Day Parade on March 14th. It involves road closure duty for the Ottawa Police Department. Letters of recommendation are possible for those wishing to apply to the Police Foundations Program at Algonquin. Anyone interested must be 16 years of age or older
ONTARIO LAUNCHES SUMMER JOBS PROGRAMS: Ontario has a range of summer job opportunities for students, through Ontario’s Summer Jobs Programs. The Summer Jobs Service offers students free self-marketing and job search services, and offers employers a $2-per-hour wage subsidy to encourage them to hire students. These programs are open to students aged 15 to 24 years (up to 29 years for a person with a disability) who are planning to return to school this fall.
View the complete text: http://www.edu.gov.on.ca/eng/document/nr/09.02/nr0220b.html
CARLETON UNIVERSITY'S ENGINEERS WITHOUT BORDERS CHAPTER is hosting a conference on Tuesday, March 10, 2009 for Grade 11 and 12 students who are interested in learning about human and social development. Participants can be from any academic background; the sciences, social sciences, the university stream or college stream. Students simply need to register on-line at http://www.carleton.ewb.ca/so/conference/
This conference will be a great opportunity for students to experience workshops on a range of development issues, converse with university staff and students and to develop a better understanding of how the sciences and social sciences can work together to create positive change in our world.
For more information on the conference please visit http://www.carleton.ewb.ca/so/conference. To learn more about Engineers Without Borders Canada please visit http://www.ewb.ca/en/index.htmll.
Questions or ideas can be forwarded to hsconference@carleton.ewb.ca.
ALGONQUIN COLLEGE VISIT: A representative from Algonquin College will be here TODAY, in the Atrium, at H.S. lunch, to answer any questions you may have regarding programs, admissions, financial aid, etc. A good time to get answers prior to selecting courses for next year.
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Day 1 - H.S. & Day 2 - Gr. 7 & 8
RED MAPLE CLUB MEETING: Meets TODAY.
STAND UP TO BULLYING: There will be a very important meeting TODAY in the Career Centre from 11:45 to 12:15. Bring your lunch.
7/8 WAUPOOS FIELD TRIP: Any students attending this field trip please return your permission forms to Ms. Stewart in Room 130.
PROM MEETING: There will be a Prom Committee meeting TODAY at lunch in Room 134.
PEER HELPERS: There will be a Peer Helper meeting on Friday at lunch in Room 134.
7/8 REACH FOR THE TOP: Will be in Room 233 at 12:50 on Friday, February 27. The Flying Tacos will take on the Awesome Possums. Please be on time!
YEARBOOK: There will be a brief yearbook meeting at 11:45 am Thursday, February 26 in Room 103. Any students who have photos of the following events are asked to attend in order to download their photos: St. Anne Ski Trip, Cake Auction, Valentine's Day, Dominican Republic Trip, Casino Night Dance, or any other events you'd like to see included in the yearbook. Any student who borrowed a yearbook camera MUST RETURN THE CAMERA at this meeting. Please see Mrs. Hopkins if you are interested in helping out but can't make the meeting.
BUS S14: Please note that, beginning this Thursday, February 26th, Bus S14 will be starting its route 15 minutes earlier. Please head out to your stop at least 15 minutes earlier starting that day.
BACKSTAGE VOLUNTEERS: The names of students who will be working backstage for the school play "Caesar" is posted on the door of Room 112. Thank you to all of the students who tried out for the makeup and hairstyling crew.
GRADE 11 and 12 STUDENTS: Canada’s Perimeter Institute is now accepting applications for free summer science camps for Grade 11 and 12 students with a keen interest in modern physics (ALL EXPENSES PAID). The application deadline for the “International Summer School for Young Physicists” is Thursday, March 19, 2009. Please see Ms. D'Angela in Room #211.
RESEARCH HELP: Are you having difficulty with choosing a topic for your research assignment, writing a thesis, choosing credible sources, searching, citing your sources of information, choosing a format for your presentations? One-on-one assistance with research and school assignments is available in the library from 3:00pm to 4:00pm any night of the week.
VOLUNTEER HOURS: If you are interested in being an usher for the production of Caesar on March 5, 6 or 7, please see Mrs. Harrington-Veryard in the library.
COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS: Please see Mr. Prigent if you are interested in being on security detail for the St. Patrick's Day Parade on March 14th. It involves road closure duty for the Ottawa Police Department. Letters of recommendation are possible for those wishing to apply to the Police Foundations Program at Algonquin. Anyone interested must be 16 years of age or older
Day 1 - H.S. & Day 2 - Gr. 7 & 8
RED MAPLE CLUB MEETING: Meets TODAY.
STAND UP TO BULLYING: There will be a very important meeting TODAY in the Career Centre from 11:45 to 12:15. Bring your lunch.
7/8 WAUPOOS FIELD TRIP: Any students attending this field trip please return your permission forms to Ms. Stewart in Room 130.
PROM MEETING: There will be a Prom Committee meeting TODAY at lunch in Room 134.
PEER HELPERS: There will be a Peer Helper meeting on Friday at lunch in Room 134.
7/8 REACH FOR THE TOP: Will be in Room 233 at 12:50 on Friday, February 27. The Flying Tacos will take on the Awesome Possums. Please be on time!
YEARBOOK: There will be a brief yearbook meeting at 11:45 am Thursday, February 26 in Room 103. Any students who have photos of the following events are asked to attend in order to download their photos: St. Anne Ski Trip, Cake Auction, Valentine's Day, Dominican Republic Trip, Casino Night Dance, or any other events you'd like to see included in the yearbook. Any student who borrowed a yearbook camera MUST RETURN THE CAMERA at this meeting. Please see Mrs. Hopkins if you are interested in helping out but can't make the meeting.
BUS S14: Please note that, beginning this Thursday, February 26th, Bus S14 will be starting its route 15 minutes earlier. Please head out to your stop at least 15 minutes earlier starting that day.
BACKSTAGE VOLUNTEERS: The names of students who will be working backstage for the school play "Caesar" is posted on the door of Room 112. Thank you to all of the students who tried out for the makeup and hairstyling crew.
GRADE 11 and 12 STUDENTS: Canada’s Perimeter Institute is now accepting applications for free summer science camps for Grade 11 and 12 students with a keen interest in modern physics (ALL EXPENSES PAID). The application deadline for the “International Summer School for Young Physicists” is Thursday, March 19, 2009. Please see Ms. D'Angela in Room #211.
RESEARCH HELP: Are you having difficulty with choosing a topic for your research assignment, writing a thesis, choosing credible sources, searching, citing your sources of information, choosing a format for your presentations? One-on-one assistance with research and school assignments is available in the library from 3:00pm to 4:00pm any night of the week.
VOLUNTEER HOURS: If you are interested in being an usher for the production of Caesar on March 5, 6 or 7, please see Mrs. Harrington-Veryard in the library.
COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS: Please see Mr. Prigent if you are interested in being on security detail for the St. Patrick's Day Parade on March 14th. It involves road closure duty for the Ottawa Police Department. Letters of recommendation are possible for those wishing to apply to the Police Foundations Program at Algonquin. Anyone interested must be 16 years of age or older
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Day 2 - H.S. & Day 1 - Gr. 7 & 8
RED MAPLE CLUB MEETING: The club meeting will be on Wednesday, February 25 this week.
KNITTING CLUB: The knitting club will meet TODAY during high school lunch in the library seminar room. Bring your unfinished knitting project, or start something new - we have needles & yarn available for students to use.
BUS S14: Please note that, beginning this Thursday, February 26th, Bus S14 will be starting its route 15 minutes earlier. Please head out to your stop at least 15 minutes earlier starting that day.
SENIOR GIRLS VOLLEYBALL: Could all members of the team please meet Miss Kuchma outside the wood floor gym at 11:40 TODAY for an important meeting. If you cannot make it, please stop by the phys-ed office sometime TODAY. Secondly, this is a reminder of your game against the Jr. Boys teams Wednesday after school.
BACKSTAGE VOLUNTEERS: The names of students who will be working backstage for the school play "Caesar" is posted on the door of Room 112. Thank you to all of the students who tried out for the makeup and hairstyling crew.
YOGA - Starting TODAY, yoga will be offered every Tuesday at lunch until March break. Beginners are welcome, so come out and have fun while getting a great stretch. See you in the Dance Room at 11:45! Brought to you by Live it Up.
Grade 11 & 12 STUDENTS: Canada’s Perimeter Institute is now accepting applications for free summer science camps for Grade 11 and 12 students with a keen interest in modern physics (ALL EXPENSES PAID). The application deadline for the “International Summer School for Young Physicists” is Thursday, March 19, 2009. Please see Ms. D'Angela in Room #211.
RESEARCH HELP: Are you having difficulty with choosing a topic for your research assignment, writing a thesis, choosing credible sources, searching, citing your sources of information, choosing a format for your presentations? One-on-one assistance with research and school assignments is available in the library from 3:00pm to 4:00pm any night of the week.
Math Contests: The 5th CNML Math Contest takes place TODAY during period 4. Students wishing to participate should report to their period 4 class for attendance before making their way to Room 322 for the contest. Please bring a pencil and a calculator. Everyone is welcome to participate
VOLUNTEER HOURS: If you are interested in being an usher for the production of Caesar on March 5, 6 or 7, please see Mrs. Harrington-Veryard in the library.
COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS: Please see Mr. Prigent if you are interested in being on security detail for the St. Patrick's Day Parade on March 14th. It involves road closure duty for the Ottawa Police Department. Letters of recommendation are possible for those wishing to apply to the Police Foundations Program at Algonquin.
Day 2 - H.S. & Day 1 - Gr. 7 & 8
RED MAPLE CLUB MEETING: The club meeting will be on Wednesday, February 25 this week.
KNITTING CLUB: The knitting club will meet TODAY during high school lunch in the library seminar room. Bring your unfinished knitting project, or start something new - we have needles & yarn available for students to use.
BUS S14: Please note that, beginning this Thursday, February 26th, Bus S14 will be starting its route 15 minutes earlier. Please head out to your stop at least 15 minutes earlier starting that day.
SENIOR GIRLS VOLLEYBALL: Could all members of the team please meet Miss Kuchma outside the wood floor gym at 11:40 TODAY for an important meeting. If you cannot make it, please stop by the phys-ed office sometime TODAY. Secondly, this is a reminder of your game against the Jr. Boys teams Wednesday after school.
BACKSTAGE VOLUNTEERS: The names of students who will be working backstage for the school play "Caesar" is posted on the door of Room 112. Thank you to all of the students who tried out for the makeup and hairstyling crew.
YOGA - Starting TODAY, yoga will be offered every Tuesday at lunch until March break. Beginners are welcome, so come out and have fun while getting a great stretch. See you in the Dance Room at 11:45! Brought to you by Live it Up.
Grade 11 & 12 STUDENTS: Canada’s Perimeter Institute is now accepting applications for free summer science camps for Grade 11 and 12 students with a keen interest in modern physics (ALL EXPENSES PAID). The application deadline for the “International Summer School for Young Physicists” is Thursday, March 19, 2009. Please see Ms. D'Angela in Room #211.
RESEARCH HELP: Are you having difficulty with choosing a topic for your research assignment, writing a thesis, choosing credible sources, searching, citing your sources of information, choosing a format for your presentations? One-on-one assistance with research and school assignments is available in the library from 3:00pm to 4:00pm any night of the week.
Math Contests: The 5th CNML Math Contest takes place TODAY during period 4. Students wishing to participate should report to their period 4 class for attendance before making their way to Room 322 for the contest. Please bring a pencil and a calculator. Everyone is welcome to participate
VOLUNTEER HOURS: If you are interested in being an usher for the production of Caesar on March 5, 6 or 7, please see Mrs. Harrington-Veryard in the library.
COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS: Please see Mr. Prigent if you are interested in being on security detail for the St. Patrick's Day Parade on March 14th. It involves road closure duty for the Ottawa Police Department. Letters of recommendation are possible for those wishing to apply to the Police Foundations Program at Algonquin.
Monday, February 23, 2009
Day 1 - H.S. & Day 5 - Gr. 7 & 8
ANTI-BULLYING SQUAD: The anti-bullying squad will meet TODAY during period 2 and through lunch. Students should get permission from their period 2 teacher before coming to the career centre. A list of students will be sent to teachers after for attendance purposes.
BACKSTAGE VOLUNTEERS: The names of students who will be working backstage for the school play "Caesar" is posted on the door of Room 112. Thank you to all of the students who tried out for the makeup and hairstyling crew.
KNITTING CLUB: TODAY's knitting club meeting is postponed until tomorrow. New & returning members are invited to bring their knitting to the library seminar room during HS lunch on Tuesday, February 24.
YOGA - Starting this Tuesday, yoga will be offered every Tuesday at lunch until March break. Beginners are welcome, so come out and have fun while getting a great stretch. See you in the Dance Room at 11:45! Brought to you by Live it Up.
GRADE 11 & 12 STUDENTS: Canada’s Perimeter Institute is now accepting applications for free summer science camps for Grade 11 and 12 students with a keen interest in modern physics (ALL EXPENSES PAID). The application deadline for the “International Summer School for Young Physicists” is Thursday, March 19, 2009. Please see Ms. D'Angela in Room #211.
RESEARCH HELP: Are you having difficulty with choosing a topic for your research assignment, writing a thesis, choosing credible sources, searching, citing your sources of information, choosing a format for your presentations? One-on-one assistance with research and school assignments is available in the library from 3:00pm to 4:00pm any night of the week.
MATH CONTESTS: The 5th CNML Math Contest takes place Tuesday. Feb 24th during period 4. Students wishing to participate should report to their period 4 class for attendance before making their way to Room 322 for the contest. Please bring a pencil and a calculator. Everyone is welcome to participate
HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLASTIC ORDERS: The best books for teen readers! Titles this month include Ninth Grade Slays, Natasha Friend Duo, Twilight, Love To Spy Pack, Inkdeath, Icefire Collection, Simply Guitar, Naruto Collector Winter 2008/2009 and more. Brochures are available in the library. Orders are due TODAY.
Day 1 - H.S. & Day 5 - Gr. 7 & 8
ANTI-BULLYING SQUAD: The anti-bullying squad will meet TODAY during period 2 and through lunch. Students should get permission from their period 2 teacher before coming to the career centre. A list of students will be sent to teachers after for attendance purposes.
BACKSTAGE VOLUNTEERS: The names of students who will be working backstage for the school play "Caesar" is posted on the door of Room 112. Thank you to all of the students who tried out for the makeup and hairstyling crew.
KNITTING CLUB: TODAY's knitting club meeting is postponed until tomorrow. New & returning members are invited to bring their knitting to the library seminar room during HS lunch on Tuesday, February 24.
YOGA - Starting this Tuesday, yoga will be offered every Tuesday at lunch until March break. Beginners are welcome, so come out and have fun while getting a great stretch. See you in the Dance Room at 11:45! Brought to you by Live it Up.
GRADE 11 & 12 STUDENTS: Canada’s Perimeter Institute is now accepting applications for free summer science camps for Grade 11 and 12 students with a keen interest in modern physics (ALL EXPENSES PAID). The application deadline for the “International Summer School for Young Physicists” is Thursday, March 19, 2009. Please see Ms. D'Angela in Room #211.
RESEARCH HELP: Are you having difficulty with choosing a topic for your research assignment, writing a thesis, choosing credible sources, searching, citing your sources of information, choosing a format for your presentations? One-on-one assistance with research and school assignments is available in the library from 3:00pm to 4:00pm any night of the week.
MATH CONTESTS: The 5th CNML Math Contest takes place Tuesday. Feb 24th during period 4. Students wishing to participate should report to their period 4 class for attendance before making their way to Room 322 for the contest. Please bring a pencil and a calculator. Everyone is welcome to participate
HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLASTIC ORDERS: The best books for teen readers! Titles this month include Ninth Grade Slays, Natasha Friend Duo, Twilight, Love To Spy Pack, Inkdeath, Icefire Collection, Simply Guitar, Naruto Collector Winter 2008/2009 and more. Brochures are available in the library. Orders are due TODAY.
Friday, February 20, 2009
Day 2 - H.S. & Day 4 - Gr. 7 & 8
ATTENTION ALL CO-OP STUDENTS! Please check your folder in Student Services for copies of your Work Education Agreement. Please take one copy to your employer, give one copy to your parents and keep one copy for yourself.
YOGA - Starting this Tuesday, yoga will be offered every Tuesday at lunch until March break. Beginners are welcome, so come out and have fun while getting a great stretch. See you in the Dance Room at 11:45! Brought to you by Live it Up.
GRADE 11 & 12 STUDENTS: Canada’s Perimeter Institute is now accepting applications for free summer science camps for Grade 11 and 12 students with a keen interest in modern physics (ALL EXPENSES PAID). The application deadline for the “International Summer School for Young Physicists” is Thursday, March 19, 2009. Please see Ms. D'Angela in Room #211.
RESEARCH HELP: Are you having difficulty with choosing a topic for your research assignment, writing a thesis, choosing credible sources, searching, citing your sources of information, choosing a format for your presentations? One-on-one assistance with research and school assignments is available in the library from 3:00pm to 4:00pm any night of the week.
UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA VISIT: A representative from the University of Ottawa will be here, in the library, during period 2, TODAY to meet with Grade 12 students who have applied to U of O for Sept. '09. It is an opportunity for these students to clarify items, ask questions about programs, scholarships, timetabling, etc. It is only for students who have already applied to the University of Ottawa. Students must report to their period 2 class prior to coming to the library.
PEER HELPING: There will be a meeting TODAY at the start of lunch in Room 134 for all Peer Helpers.
MATH CONTESTS: The 5th CNML Math Contest takes place Tuesday. Feb 24th during period 4. Students wishing to participate should report to their period 4 class for attendance before making their way to Room 322 for the contest. Please bring a pencil and a calculator. Everyone is welcome to participate
The following students must see Mr. Cop in Room 322 before the end of the day TODAY. Kalvin Alexander, Alex Arrieta, Bassam Assaf, Kayla Bernard, Bridget Burgess, Connor Fowke, Lucas Glover, Michael Hunter, Sadman Kabir, Diana Kolesarova, Kerstie Kona, Kevin Lee, Anthony Locatelli, Emily MacDonald, Dominic Miyata, Victoria Mundia, Jason Sabino, Jad Salem, Gowthami Sampathkumar, Young Seok Lee, Meaghan Thorhauge, Sierra Vierra, Brendon Wolf, Oliver Yu
STRATFORD - OCTOBER 2009: The trip to Stratford needs 14 more students to keep it alive! It promises to be a fun-filled three days. Please see Mrs. Simpson by the end of the day TODAY.
HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLASTIC ORDERS: The best books for teen readers! Titles this month include Ninth Grade Slays, Natasha Friend Duo, Twilight, Love To Spy Pack, Inkdeath, Icefire Collection, Simply Guitar, Naruto Collector Winter 2008/2009 and more. Brochures are available in the library. Orders are due Monday, February 23.
WHITE PINE: If you enjoy reading, bring your lunch to the next White Pine meeting TODAY during high school lunch. New members welcome.
7/8 REACH FOR THE TOP: The Purple Monkey Nuggets will be playing the FTMRA TODAY at 12:50. Please go to Ms. Curtis' Room. Be on time!!
GRADS - BABY PHOTOS: Grads who submitted their baby photos for the yearbook can pick them up from Mrs. Watkinson in Student Services this week.
Day 2 - H.S. & Day 4 - Gr. 7 & 8
ATTENTION ALL CO-OP STUDENTS! Please check your folder in Student Services for copies of your Work Education Agreement. Please take one copy to your employer, give one copy to your parents and keep one copy for yourself.
YOGA - Starting this Tuesday, yoga will be offered every Tuesday at lunch until March break. Beginners are welcome, so come out and have fun while getting a great stretch. See you in the Dance Room at 11:45! Brought to you by Live it Up.
GRADE 11 & 12 STUDENTS: Canada’s Perimeter Institute is now accepting applications for free summer science camps for Grade 11 and 12 students with a keen interest in modern physics (ALL EXPENSES PAID). The application deadline for the “International Summer School for Young Physicists” is Thursday, March 19, 2009. Please see Ms. D'Angela in Room #211.
RESEARCH HELP: Are you having difficulty with choosing a topic for your research assignment, writing a thesis, choosing credible sources, searching, citing your sources of information, choosing a format for your presentations? One-on-one assistance with research and school assignments is available in the library from 3:00pm to 4:00pm any night of the week.
UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA VISIT: A representative from the University of Ottawa will be here, in the library, during period 2, TODAY to meet with Grade 12 students who have applied to U of O for Sept. '09. It is an opportunity for these students to clarify items, ask questions about programs, scholarships, timetabling, etc. It is only for students who have already applied to the University of Ottawa. Students must report to their period 2 class prior to coming to the library.
PEER HELPING: There will be a meeting TODAY at the start of lunch in Room 134 for all Peer Helpers.
MATH CONTESTS: The 5th CNML Math Contest takes place Tuesday. Feb 24th during period 4. Students wishing to participate should report to their period 4 class for attendance before making their way to Room 322 for the contest. Please bring a pencil and a calculator. Everyone is welcome to participate
The following students must see Mr. Cop in Room 322 before the end of the day TODAY. Kalvin Alexander, Alex Arrieta, Bassam Assaf, Kayla Bernard, Bridget Burgess, Connor Fowke, Lucas Glover, Michael Hunter, Sadman Kabir, Diana Kolesarova, Kerstie Kona, Kevin Lee, Anthony Locatelli, Emily MacDonald, Dominic Miyata, Victoria Mundia, Jason Sabino, Jad Salem, Gowthami Sampathkumar, Young Seok Lee, Meaghan Thorhauge, Sierra Vierra, Brendon Wolf, Oliver Yu
STRATFORD - OCTOBER 2009: The trip to Stratford needs 14 more students to keep it alive! It promises to be a fun-filled three days. Please see Mrs. Simpson by the end of the day TODAY.
HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLASTIC ORDERS: The best books for teen readers! Titles this month include Ninth Grade Slays, Natasha Friend Duo, Twilight, Love To Spy Pack, Inkdeath, Icefire Collection, Simply Guitar, Naruto Collector Winter 2008/2009 and more. Brochures are available in the library. Orders are due Monday, February 23.
WHITE PINE: If you enjoy reading, bring your lunch to the next White Pine meeting TODAY during high school lunch. New members welcome.
7/8 REACH FOR THE TOP: The Purple Monkey Nuggets will be playing the FTMRA TODAY at 12:50. Please go to Ms. Curtis' Room. Be on time!!
GRADS - BABY PHOTOS: Grads who submitted their baby photos for the yearbook can pick them up from Mrs. Watkinson in Student Services this week.
Thursday, February 19, 2009
Day 1 - H.S. & Day 3 - Gr. 7 & 8
ATTENTION ALL CO-OP STUDENTS! Please check your folder in Student Services for copies of your Work Education Agreement. Please take one copy to your employer, give one copy to your parents and keep one copy for yourself.
RESEARCH HELP: Are you having difficulty with choosing a topic for your research assignment, writing a thesis, choosing credible sources, searching, citing your sources of information, choosing a format for your presentations? One-on-one assistance with research and school assignments is available in the library from 3:00pm to 4:00pm any night of the week.
UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA VISIT: A representative from the University of Ottawa will be here, in the library, during period 2, this Friday (Feb. 20) to meet with Grade 12 students who have applied to U of O for Sept. '09. It is an opportunity for these students to clarify items, ask questions about programs, scholarships, timetabling, etc. It is only for students who have already applied to the University of Ottawa. Students must report to their period 2 class prior to coming to the library.
PEER HELPING: There will be a meeting on Friday, February 20 at the start of lunch in Room 134 for all Peer Helpers.
MATH CONTESTS:
The 5th CNML Math Contest takes place Tuesday. Feb 24th during period 4. Students wishing to participate should report to their period 4 class for attendance before making their way to Room 322 for the contest. Please bring a pencil and a calculator. Everyone is welcome to participate
The following students MUST see Mr. Cop in Room 322 before the end of the day Friday, February 20. Kalvin Alexander, Alex Arrieta, Bassam Assaf, Kayla Bernard, Bridget Burgess, Connor Fowke, Lucas Glover, Michael Hunter, Sadman Kabir, Diana Kolesarova, Kerstie Kona, Kevin Lee, Anthony Locatelli, Emily MacDonald, Dominic Miyata, Victoria Mundia, Jason Sabino, Jad Salem, Gowthami Sampathkumar, Young Seok Lee, Meaghan Thorhauge, Sierra Vierra, Brendon Wolf, Oliver Yu
STRATFORD - OCTOBER 2009: The trip to Stratford needs 14 more students to keep it alive! It promises to be a fun-filled three days. Please see Mrs. Simpson by Friday, February 20th.
HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLASTIC ORDERS: The best books for teen readers! Titles this month include Ninth Grade Slays, Natasha Friend Duo, Twilight, Love To Spy Pack, Inkdeath, Icefire Collection, Simply Guitar, Naruto Collector Winter 2008/2009 and more. Brochures are available in the library. Orders are due Monday, February 23.
WHITE PINE: If you enjoy reading, bring your lunch to the next White Pine meeting on Friday during high school lunch. New members welcome.
DANCE MONTH - February is dance month at Mother Teresa. High School Students are invited to come out TODAY and try salsa dancing with a free lesson by an expert instructor. Monday is break dancing! Beginners are welcome and all classes take place in the dance room during high school lunch. So come out and have fun learning some new moves!
7/8 REACH FOR THE TOP: The Purple Monkey Nuggets will be playing the FTMRA on Friday, February 20 at 12:50. Please go to Ms. Curtis' Room. Be on time!!
YEARBOOK: There will be a brief yearbook meeting TODAY at 11:45am in Room 103. Students who took photos of the Cake Auction & Valentine's Day, or who have photos from the Dominican Republic trip, are asked to attend in order to download their photos and return any borrowed yearbook cameras. Any students who are interested in taking photos of the Casino Night Dance on Friday, or in working on the layout for remaining pages are also asked to attend. Please see Mrs. Hopkins if you are interested in helping out but can't make the meeting.
AFTER SCHOOL LITERACY PROGRAMME: This is a reminder to all students that the class has been changed from Wednesday after school to Thursday after school this week.
GRADS - BABY PHOTOS: Grads who submitted their baby photos for the yearbook can pick them up from Mrs. Watkinson in Student Services this week.
TUTOR NEEDED: Looking for a male tutor for a 7-year-old boy. Tutoring in Math, English, Science...up to twice a week. Please call Marie at 613 692-4318.
Day 1 - H.S. & Day 3 - Gr. 7 & 8
ATTENTION ALL CO-OP STUDENTS! Please check your folder in Student Services for copies of your Work Education Agreement. Please take one copy to your employer, give one copy to your parents and keep one copy for yourself.
RESEARCH HELP: Are you having difficulty with choosing a topic for your research assignment, writing a thesis, choosing credible sources, searching, citing your sources of information, choosing a format for your presentations? One-on-one assistance with research and school assignments is available in the library from 3:00pm to 4:00pm any night of the week.
UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA VISIT: A representative from the University of Ottawa will be here, in the library, during period 2, this Friday (Feb. 20) to meet with Grade 12 students who have applied to U of O for Sept. '09. It is an opportunity for these students to clarify items, ask questions about programs, scholarships, timetabling, etc. It is only for students who have already applied to the University of Ottawa. Students must report to their period 2 class prior to coming to the library.
PEER HELPING: There will be a meeting on Friday, February 20 at the start of lunch in Room 134 for all Peer Helpers.
MATH CONTESTS:
The 5th CNML Math Contest takes place Tuesday. Feb 24th during period 4. Students wishing to participate should report to their period 4 class for attendance before making their way to Room 322 for the contest. Please bring a pencil and a calculator. Everyone is welcome to participate
The following students MUST see Mr. Cop in Room 322 before the end of the day Friday, February 20. Kalvin Alexander, Alex Arrieta, Bassam Assaf, Kayla Bernard, Bridget Burgess, Connor Fowke, Lucas Glover, Michael Hunter, Sadman Kabir, Diana Kolesarova, Kerstie Kona, Kevin Lee, Anthony Locatelli, Emily MacDonald, Dominic Miyata, Victoria Mundia, Jason Sabino, Jad Salem, Gowthami Sampathkumar, Young Seok Lee, Meaghan Thorhauge, Sierra Vierra, Brendon Wolf, Oliver Yu
STRATFORD - OCTOBER 2009: The trip to Stratford needs 14 more students to keep it alive! It promises to be a fun-filled three days. Please see Mrs. Simpson by Friday, February 20th.
HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLASTIC ORDERS: The best books for teen readers! Titles this month include Ninth Grade Slays, Natasha Friend Duo, Twilight, Love To Spy Pack, Inkdeath, Icefire Collection, Simply Guitar, Naruto Collector Winter 2008/2009 and more. Brochures are available in the library. Orders are due Monday, February 23.
WHITE PINE: If you enjoy reading, bring your lunch to the next White Pine meeting on Friday during high school lunch. New members welcome.
DANCE MONTH - February is dance month at Mother Teresa. High School Students are invited to come out TODAY and try salsa dancing with a free lesson by an expert instructor. Monday is break dancing! Beginners are welcome and all classes take place in the dance room during high school lunch. So come out and have fun learning some new moves!
7/8 REACH FOR THE TOP: The Purple Monkey Nuggets will be playing the FTMRA on Friday, February 20 at 12:50. Please go to Ms. Curtis' Room. Be on time!!
YEARBOOK: There will be a brief yearbook meeting TODAY at 11:45am in Room 103. Students who took photos of the Cake Auction & Valentine's Day, or who have photos from the Dominican Republic trip, are asked to attend in order to download their photos and return any borrowed yearbook cameras. Any students who are interested in taking photos of the Casino Night Dance on Friday, or in working on the layout for remaining pages are also asked to attend. Please see Mrs. Hopkins if you are interested in helping out but can't make the meeting.
AFTER SCHOOL LITERACY PROGRAMME: This is a reminder to all students that the class has been changed from Wednesday after school to Thursday after school this week.
GRADS - BABY PHOTOS: Grads who submitted their baby photos for the yearbook can pick them up from Mrs. Watkinson in Student Services this week.
TUTOR NEEDED: Looking for a male tutor for a 7-year-old boy. Tutoring in Math, English, Science...up to twice a week. Please call Marie at 613 692-4318.
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Day 2 - H.S. & Day 2 - Gr. 7 & 8
STAND UP TO BULLYING: There will be a very important meeting TODAY in the Career Centre from 11:45-12:15. Bring your lunch.
HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLASTIC ORDERS: The best books for teen readers! Titles this month include Ninth Grade Slays, Natasha Friend Duo, Twilight, Love To Spy Pack, Inkdeath, Icefire Collection, Simply Guitar, Naruto Collector Winter 2008/2009 and more. Brochures are available in the library. Orders are due Monday, February 23.
WHITE PINE: If you enjoy reading, bring your lunch to the next White Pine meeting on Friday during high school lunch. New members welcome.
DANCE MONTH - February is dance month at Mother Teresa. This Thursday, High School Students are invited to come out and try salsa dancing with a free lesson by an expert instructor. Monday is break dancing! Beginners are welcome and all classes take place in the dance room during high school lunch. So come out and have fun learning some new moves!
7/8 REACH FOR THE TOP: The Purple Monkey Nuggets will be playing the FTMRA on Friday, February 20 at 12:50. Please go to Ms. Curtis' Room. Be on time!!
YEARBOOK: There will be a brief yearbook meeting at 11:45am Thursday, February. 19, in Room 103. Students who took photos of the Cake Auction & Valentine's Day, or who have photos from the Dominican Republic trip, are asked to attend in order to download their photos and return any borrowed yearbook cameras. Any students who are interested in taking photos of the Casino Night Dance on Friday, or in working on the layout for remaining pages are also asked to attend. Please see Mrs. Hopkins if you are interested in helping out but can't make the meeting.
AFTER SCHOOL LITERACY PROGRAMME: This is a reminder to all students that the class has been changed from Wednesday after school to Thursday after school this week.
GRADS - BABY PHOTOS: Grads who submitted their baby photos for the yearbook can pick them up from Mrs. Watkinson in Student Services this week.
ST. BRIGID'S SUMMER CAMP: Employment opportunities and Counselor in Training Program available. Employment is open to any student aged 17 or more (mature 16 year olds may be considered). Our Counselor in Training Program is a two-week program open to students aged 15 and 16. Information on job opportunities and the training program for the summer of 2009 may be found on our web site: www.stbcamp.ca. Application forms may be downloaded directly from the site or applicants may also apply online. For more information, contact Joanne Cooke at 613-728-3017 in the evenings between 6:30pm and 8:30pm or by e-mail at joanne.cooke@ottawacatholicschools.ca
HIGH SCHOOL WRITING COMPETITION: Entries are being accepted by Carleton University's Department of English in the following categories: short story, poetry, play or script, or essay on literary topic. See Mrs. Simpson in Room 138 for details and entry forms. Due date is May 1.
U of T SUMMER YOUTH PROGRAM: The University of Toronto's Summer Youth Program brings together the Faculty of Law and the Faculty of Medicine, to offer a summer program where high school students experience what it is like to be a student in Canada's premier Medical and Law Schools. Participants take part in "hands-on" academic programming in the same world-class facilities that the undergraduate and graduate students use. This program is held in July on the U of T's Toronto downtown campus, and courses range in length from one to four weeks. For more information about program content, dates and fees please visit the website at www.ysp.utoronto.ca
TUTOR NEEDED: Looking for a male tutor for a 7-year-old boy. Tutoring in Math, English, Science...up to twice a week. Please call Marie at 613 692-4318.
Day 2 - H.S. & Day 2 - Gr. 7 & 8
STAND UP TO BULLYING: There will be a very important meeting TODAY in the Career Centre from 11:45-12:15. Bring your lunch.
HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLASTIC ORDERS: The best books for teen readers! Titles this month include Ninth Grade Slays, Natasha Friend Duo, Twilight, Love To Spy Pack, Inkdeath, Icefire Collection, Simply Guitar, Naruto Collector Winter 2008/2009 and more. Brochures are available in the library. Orders are due Monday, February 23.
WHITE PINE: If you enjoy reading, bring your lunch to the next White Pine meeting on Friday during high school lunch. New members welcome.
DANCE MONTH - February is dance month at Mother Teresa. This Thursday, High School Students are invited to come out and try salsa dancing with a free lesson by an expert instructor. Monday is break dancing! Beginners are welcome and all classes take place in the dance room during high school lunch. So come out and have fun learning some new moves!
7/8 REACH FOR THE TOP: The Purple Monkey Nuggets will be playing the FTMRA on Friday, February 20 at 12:50. Please go to Ms. Curtis' Room. Be on time!!
YEARBOOK: There will be a brief yearbook meeting at 11:45am Thursday, February. 19, in Room 103. Students who took photos of the Cake Auction & Valentine's Day, or who have photos from the Dominican Republic trip, are asked to attend in order to download their photos and return any borrowed yearbook cameras. Any students who are interested in taking photos of the Casino Night Dance on Friday, or in working on the layout for remaining pages are also asked to attend. Please see Mrs. Hopkins if you are interested in helping out but can't make the meeting.
AFTER SCHOOL LITERACY PROGRAMME: This is a reminder to all students that the class has been changed from Wednesday after school to Thursday after school this week.
GRADS - BABY PHOTOS: Grads who submitted their baby photos for the yearbook can pick them up from Mrs. Watkinson in Student Services this week.
ST. BRIGID'S SUMMER CAMP: Employment opportunities and Counselor in Training Program available. Employment is open to any student aged 17 or more (mature 16 year olds may be considered). Our Counselor in Training Program is a two-week program open to students aged 15 and 16. Information on job opportunities and the training program for the summer of 2009 may be found on our web site: www.stbcamp.ca. Application forms may be downloaded directly from the site or applicants may also apply online. For more information, contact Joanne Cooke at 613-728-3017 in the evenings between 6:30pm and 8:30pm or by e-mail at joanne.cooke@ottawacatholicschools.ca
HIGH SCHOOL WRITING COMPETITION: Entries are being accepted by Carleton University's Department of English in the following categories: short story, poetry, play or script, or essay on literary topic. See Mrs. Simpson in Room 138 for details and entry forms. Due date is May 1.
U of T SUMMER YOUTH PROGRAM: The University of Toronto's Summer Youth Program brings together the Faculty of Law and the Faculty of Medicine, to offer a summer program where high school students experience what it is like to be a student in Canada's premier Medical and Law Schools. Participants take part in "hands-on" academic programming in the same world-class facilities that the undergraduate and graduate students use. This program is held in July on the U of T's Toronto downtown campus, and courses range in length from one to four weeks. For more information about program content, dates and fees please visit the website at www.ysp.utoronto.ca
TUTOR NEEDED: Looking for a male tutor for a 7-year-old boy. Tutoring in Math, English, Science...up to twice a week. Please call Marie at 613 692-4318.
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Day 1 - H.S. & Day 1 - Gr. 7 & 8
KNITTING CLUB: Because of the Family Day holiday, the Knitting Club will meet TODAY in the Library Seminar Room. New members are always welcome - stop by to learn how to make your own scarf, hat or mittens!
JUNIOR GIRLS VOLLEYBALL: Join Paustine "Action Packed" Gonzales, Vanessa "McAttack" McAleer and Anisha "Set to Kill" Singh and the rest of the team as they play their first game of the season against St. Paul on Tuesday Feb 17th at 4 pm in the wood floor gym. Let's hear MT make some noise! Can't make it on Tuesday, then come see them on Thursday as they play West Carleton at 4 pm in the wood floor gym.
7/8 SKI XC FAST: Participants please meet with Ms. McKenna TODAY at 1:00 PM at P.E. offices. IMPORTANT: the Ski XC Fast clinic will be held on Wednesday February 18th 9:00am-1030am.
GRADS - BABY PHOTOS: Grads who submitted their baby photos for the yearbook can pick them up from Mrs. Watkinson in Student Services this week.
ST. BRIGID'S SUMMER CAMP: Employment opportunities and Counselor in Training Program available. Employment is open to any student aged 17 or more (mature 16 year olds may be considered). Our Counselor in Training Program is a two-week program open to students aged 15 and 16. Information on job opportunities and the training program for the summer of 2009 may be found on our web site: www.stbcamp.ca. Application forms may be downloaded directly from the site or applicants may also apply online. For more information, contact Joanne Cooke at 613-728-3017 in the evenings between 6:30pm and 8:30pm or by e-mail at joanne.cooke@ottawacatholicschools.ca
UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO MATH CONTESTS: Attention all students writing the math contests on February 18th. The Math Department will be holding practice sessions every Day 2 through February 17th to help students prepare for the contest. The practice sessions will take place during lunch in Room 322. All students are encouraged to attend at least ONE practice session. Please bring your lunch with you.
HIGH SCHOOL WRITING COMPETITION: Entries are being accepted by Carleton University's Department of English in the following categories: short story, poetry, play or script, or essay on literary topic. See Mrs. Simpson in Room 138 for details and entry forms. Due date is May 1.
UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA: An Information Evening and Fair will be held at the University of Ottawa on Wednesday, February 18th. English presentations take place in Alumni Auditorium at 6:30pm and 7:45pm. The Spring Open House will take place on Friday, March 20, 2009 from 8am to 3pm. Highlights include tours (campus, residences, sports complexes); presentations by liaison officers; information fair offering the opportunity to meet with faculty and service representatives. Students having applied to the University of Ottawa for September 2009 will receive a personal invitation in the mail. For more information, please visit www.admission.uOttawa.ca
U of T SUMMER YOUTH PROGRAM: The University of Toronto's Summer Youth Program brings together the Faculty of Law and the Faculty of Medicine, to offer a summer program where high school students experience what it is like to be a student in Canada's premier Medical and Law Schools. Participants take part in "hands-on" academic programming in the same world-class facilities that the undergraduate and graduate students use. This program is held in July on the U of T's Toronto downtown campus, and courses range in length from one to four weeks. For more information about program content, dates and fees please visit the website at www.ysp.utoronto.ca
TUTOR NEEDED: Looking for a male tutor for a 7-year-old boy. Tutoring in Math, English, Science...up to twice a week. Please call Marie at 613 692-4318.
Day 1 - H.S. & Day 1 - Gr. 7 & 8
KNITTING CLUB: Because of the Family Day holiday, the Knitting Club will meet TODAY in the Library Seminar Room. New members are always welcome - stop by to learn how to make your own scarf, hat or mittens!
JUNIOR GIRLS VOLLEYBALL: Join Paustine "Action Packed" Gonzales, Vanessa "McAttack" McAleer and Anisha "Set to Kill" Singh and the rest of the team as they play their first game of the season against St. Paul on Tuesday Feb 17th at 4 pm in the wood floor gym. Let's hear MT make some noise! Can't make it on Tuesday, then come see them on Thursday as they play West Carleton at 4 pm in the wood floor gym.
7/8 SKI XC FAST: Participants please meet with Ms. McKenna TODAY at 1:00 PM at P.E. offices. IMPORTANT: the Ski XC Fast clinic will be held on Wednesday February 18th 9:00am-1030am.
GRADS - BABY PHOTOS: Grads who submitted their baby photos for the yearbook can pick them up from Mrs. Watkinson in Student Services this week.
ST. BRIGID'S SUMMER CAMP: Employment opportunities and Counselor in Training Program available. Employment is open to any student aged 17 or more (mature 16 year olds may be considered). Our Counselor in Training Program is a two-week program open to students aged 15 and 16. Information on job opportunities and the training program for the summer of 2009 may be found on our web site: www.stbcamp.ca. Application forms may be downloaded directly from the site or applicants may also apply online. For more information, contact Joanne Cooke at 613-728-3017 in the evenings between 6:30pm and 8:30pm or by e-mail at joanne.cooke@ottawacatholicschools.ca
UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO MATH CONTESTS: Attention all students writing the math contests on February 18th. The Math Department will be holding practice sessions every Day 2 through February 17th to help students prepare for the contest. The practice sessions will take place during lunch in Room 322. All students are encouraged to attend at least ONE practice session. Please bring your lunch with you.
HIGH SCHOOL WRITING COMPETITION: Entries are being accepted by Carleton University's Department of English in the following categories: short story, poetry, play or script, or essay on literary topic. See Mrs. Simpson in Room 138 for details and entry forms. Due date is May 1.
UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA: An Information Evening and Fair will be held at the University of Ottawa on Wednesday, February 18th. English presentations take place in Alumni Auditorium at 6:30pm and 7:45pm. The Spring Open House will take place on Friday, March 20, 2009 from 8am to 3pm. Highlights include tours (campus, residences, sports complexes); presentations by liaison officers; information fair offering the opportunity to meet with faculty and service representatives. Students having applied to the University of Ottawa for September 2009 will receive a personal invitation in the mail. For more information, please visit www.admission.uOttawa.ca
U of T SUMMER YOUTH PROGRAM: The University of Toronto's Summer Youth Program brings together the Faculty of Law and the Faculty of Medicine, to offer a summer program where high school students experience what it is like to be a student in Canada's premier Medical and Law Schools. Participants take part in "hands-on" academic programming in the same world-class facilities that the undergraduate and graduate students use. This program is held in July on the U of T's Toronto downtown campus, and courses range in length from one to four weeks. For more information about program content, dates and fees please visit the website at www.ysp.utoronto.ca
TUTOR NEEDED: Looking for a male tutor for a 7-year-old boy. Tutoring in Math, English, Science...up to twice a week. Please call Marie at 613 692-4318.
Friday, February 13, 2009
Day 2 - H.S. & Day 5 - Gr. 7 & 8
GRADE 7, 8, 9 STUDENTS: Reminder that your Contract forms indicating your intent to return to Mother Teresa for the 2009-2010 school year are due to your homeroom teacher TODAY.
7/8 ATHLETIC COUNCIL: Meeting at lunch TODAY in front of the 7/8 Phys. Ed. offices at 1:00 pm to discuss scheduling and refereeing Indoor Soccer.
SCHOLARSHIPS: Two scholarships are available to Grade 12 students who play minor hockey.
1) Royal Bank and the 67's have a $5000 scholarship available to a local male and female hockey player. Visit www.ottawa67s.com and click on the RBC icon for info.
2) Ontario Hockey Federation awards Bursaries to students showing commitment to both hockey and the classroom. Visit www.ohf.on.ca/web_pages/prog_bursary.php for more information.
IMPORTANT GRADE 10, 11, & 12 STUDENTS: On April 2nd, the Grade 10 Literacy test will be administered. In order to graduate from high school, you need to successfully complete this test. If you are a Grade 11 or 12 student who has not yet written or has not yet successfully completed the test, please come to the Main Office and speak with Mrs. Dunfield as soon as possible. If you are a Grade 10 student, but are not in a Grade 10 class during Period 1, or if you are a new student from out of province or out of country, please also see Mrs. Dunfield as soon as possible.
WHAT HAPPENS IN VEGAS... high school dance tickets are on sale every day at lunch this week. TODAY is the final day to purchase guest tickets. Tickets for this semi-formal are $10.00 each and included in the price are: the dance, chips to play the casino games, and some delicious snacks. Don't wait until the last minute to buy your tickets. Last year's semi-formal sold out quickly.
STRATFORD 2009: The deadline for your $50 deposit has been extended to February 17. Please see Mrs. Simpson in Room 138 for more details and a permission form. Please bring in your cheque to reserve your spot as soon as possible. If we do not have 24 students on the bus then the trip risks being cancelled. There are 15 spots left.
ALL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS: Any students interested in earning community service hours are invited to see Ms. Soprovich in Room 205 at lunch TODAY to sign up to work at the Shepherd's of Good Hope on Sunday Feb 22 from 8 - 10:30. All equipment is supplied except a baseball cap. See you at lunch.
ALL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS: Any students interested in refereeing or scorekeeping for the Junior Volleyball games, please see Mr. Liska or Ms. Soprovich (Rm 205) to sign up. Referees can be certified or non-certified. The time can be used towards community service hours.
7/8 GIRLS BASKETBALL: Practice/try-outs will be TODAY from 3:15-4:15.
7/8 BOYS HOCKEY PLAYERS - Practice is TODAY from 3:30 - 4:30 at Walter Baker. If you are unable to make it, you must speak with Mr. Quinn or Mr. MacCuaig. Reminder: All goalies who tried out are asked to come back for a 3rd tryout.
7/8 INTRAMURAL SOCCER SIGN -UP: Visit the lunch table to sign up for Intramural Indoor Soccer.
SUMMER JOB OPPORTUNITY: The City of Ottawa is looking to hire three high school students who are interested in the arts to work as camp counsellors for our Arts Animation Program this summer. The Arts Animation team creates and delivers innovative multidisciplinary art workshops/residencies for City of Ottawa summer day camps, youth drop-in centres and programs for people with disabilities. Salary is $9.50-10.50 per hour. To apply go to ottawa.ca then select careers, then summer employment program, then heritage-community-social services then job CO2009-1034499-NP. Deadline for applications is February 20.
7/8 REACH FOR THE TOP: TODAY - come if you dare! The Smileys will be battling wits with the Da PB and JS. Be in Ms. Curtis' Room at 12:50 sharp!
CENTREPOINTE THEATRE: Students who received permission forms to attend the Black Violin presentation on February 23rd, are reminded to return the forms to Room 130 ASAP.
BILL MASON CENTRE: Students who received permission forms for the trip to the Bill Mason Centre on February 20th are reminded to return the forms to Room 130 ASAP.
ST. BRIGID'S SUMMER CAMP: Employment opportunities and Counselor in Training Program available. Employment is open to any student aged 17 or more (mature 16 year olds may be considered). Our Counselor in Training Program is a two-week program open to students aged 15 and 16. Information on job opportunities and the training program for the summer of 2009 may be found on our web site: www.stbcamp.ca. Application forms may be downloaded directly from the site or applicants may also apply online. For more information, contact Joanne Cooke at 613-728-3017 in the evenings between 6:30pm and 8:30pm or by e-mail at joanne.cooke@ottawacatholicschools.ca
UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO MATH CONTESTS: Attention all students writing the math contests on February 18th. The Math Department will be holding practice sessions every Day 2 through February 17th to help students prepare for the contest. The practice sessions will take place during lunch in Room 322. All students are encouraged to attend at least ONE practice session. Please bring your lunch with you.
HIGH SCHOOL WRITING COMPETITION: Entries are being accepted by Carleton University's Department of English in the following categories: short story, poetry, play or script, or essay on literary topic. See Mrs. Simpson in Room 138 for details and entry forms. Due date is May 1.
UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA: An Information Evening and Fair will be held at the University of Ottawa on Wednesday, February 18th. English presentations take place in Alumni Auditorium at 6:30pm and 7:45pm. The Spring Open House will take place on Friday, March 20, 2009 from 8am to 3pm. Highlights include tours (campus, residences, sports complexes); presentations by liaison officers; information fair offering the opportunity to meet with faculty and service representatives. Students having applied to the University of Ottawa for September 2009 will receive a personal invitation in the mail. For more information, please visit www.admission.uOttawa.ca
U of T SUMMER YOUTH PROGRAM: The University of Toronto's Summer Youth Program brings together the Faculty of Law and the Faculty of Medicine, to offer a summer program where high school students experience what it is like to be a student in Canada's premier Medical and Law Schools. Participants take part in "hands-on" academic programming in the same world-class facilities that the undergraduate and graduate students use. This program is held in July on the U of T's Toronto downtown campus, and courses range in length from one to four weeks. For more information about program content, dates and fees please visit the website at www.ysp.utoronto.ca
Day 2 - H.S. & Day 5 - Gr. 7 & 8
GRADE 7, 8, 9 STUDENTS: Reminder that your Contract forms indicating your intent to return to Mother Teresa for the 2009-2010 school year are due to your homeroom teacher TODAY.
7/8 ATHLETIC COUNCIL: Meeting at lunch TODAY in front of the 7/8 Phys. Ed. offices at 1:00 pm to discuss scheduling and refereeing Indoor Soccer.
SCHOLARSHIPS: Two scholarships are available to Grade 12 students who play minor hockey.
1) Royal Bank and the 67's have a $5000 scholarship available to a local male and female hockey player. Visit www.ottawa67s.com and click on the RBC icon for info.
2) Ontario Hockey Federation awards Bursaries to students showing commitment to both hockey and the classroom. Visit www.ohf.on.ca/web_pages/prog_bursary.php for more information.
IMPORTANT GRADE 10, 11, & 12 STUDENTS: On April 2nd, the Grade 10 Literacy test will be administered. In order to graduate from high school, you need to successfully complete this test. If you are a Grade 11 or 12 student who has not yet written or has not yet successfully completed the test, please come to the Main Office and speak with Mrs. Dunfield as soon as possible. If you are a Grade 10 student, but are not in a Grade 10 class during Period 1, or if you are a new student from out of province or out of country, please also see Mrs. Dunfield as soon as possible.
WHAT HAPPENS IN VEGAS... high school dance tickets are on sale every day at lunch this week. TODAY is the final day to purchase guest tickets. Tickets for this semi-formal are $10.00 each and included in the price are: the dance, chips to play the casino games, and some delicious snacks. Don't wait until the last minute to buy your tickets. Last year's semi-formal sold out quickly.
STRATFORD 2009: The deadline for your $50 deposit has been extended to February 17. Please see Mrs. Simpson in Room 138 for more details and a permission form. Please bring in your cheque to reserve your spot as soon as possible. If we do not have 24 students on the bus then the trip risks being cancelled. There are 15 spots left.
ALL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS: Any students interested in earning community service hours are invited to see Ms. Soprovich in Room 205 at lunch TODAY to sign up to work at the Shepherd's of Good Hope on Sunday Feb 22 from 8 - 10:30. All equipment is supplied except a baseball cap. See you at lunch.
ALL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS: Any students interested in refereeing or scorekeeping for the Junior Volleyball games, please see Mr. Liska or Ms. Soprovich (Rm 205) to sign up. Referees can be certified or non-certified. The time can be used towards community service hours.
7/8 GIRLS BASKETBALL: Practice/try-outs will be TODAY from 3:15-4:15.
7/8 BOYS HOCKEY PLAYERS - Practice is TODAY from 3:30 - 4:30 at Walter Baker. If you are unable to make it, you must speak with Mr. Quinn or Mr. MacCuaig. Reminder: All goalies who tried out are asked to come back for a 3rd tryout.
7/8 INTRAMURAL SOCCER SIGN -UP: Visit the lunch table to sign up for Intramural Indoor Soccer.
SUMMER JOB OPPORTUNITY: The City of Ottawa is looking to hire three high school students who are interested in the arts to work as camp counsellors for our Arts Animation Program this summer. The Arts Animation team creates and delivers innovative multidisciplinary art workshops/residencies for City of Ottawa summer day camps, youth drop-in centres and programs for people with disabilities. Salary is $9.50-10.50 per hour. To apply go to ottawa.ca then select careers, then summer employment program, then heritage-community-social services then job CO2009-1034499-NP. Deadline for applications is February 20.
7/8 REACH FOR THE TOP: TODAY - come if you dare! The Smileys will be battling wits with the Da PB and JS. Be in Ms. Curtis' Room at 12:50 sharp!
CENTREPOINTE THEATRE: Students who received permission forms to attend the Black Violin presentation on February 23rd, are reminded to return the forms to Room 130 ASAP.
BILL MASON CENTRE: Students who received permission forms for the trip to the Bill Mason Centre on February 20th are reminded to return the forms to Room 130 ASAP.
ST. BRIGID'S SUMMER CAMP: Employment opportunities and Counselor in Training Program available. Employment is open to any student aged 17 or more (mature 16 year olds may be considered). Our Counselor in Training Program is a two-week program open to students aged 15 and 16. Information on job opportunities and the training program for the summer of 2009 may be found on our web site: www.stbcamp.ca. Application forms may be downloaded directly from the site or applicants may also apply online. For more information, contact Joanne Cooke at 613-728-3017 in the evenings between 6:30pm and 8:30pm or by e-mail at joanne.cooke@ottawacatholicschools.ca
UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO MATH CONTESTS: Attention all students writing the math contests on February 18th. The Math Department will be holding practice sessions every Day 2 through February 17th to help students prepare for the contest. The practice sessions will take place during lunch in Room 322. All students are encouraged to attend at least ONE practice session. Please bring your lunch with you.
HIGH SCHOOL WRITING COMPETITION: Entries are being accepted by Carleton University's Department of English in the following categories: short story, poetry, play or script, or essay on literary topic. See Mrs. Simpson in Room 138 for details and entry forms. Due date is May 1.
UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA: An Information Evening and Fair will be held at the University of Ottawa on Wednesday, February 18th. English presentations take place in Alumni Auditorium at 6:30pm and 7:45pm. The Spring Open House will take place on Friday, March 20, 2009 from 8am to 3pm. Highlights include tours (campus, residences, sports complexes); presentations by liaison officers; information fair offering the opportunity to meet with faculty and service representatives. Students having applied to the University of Ottawa for September 2009 will receive a personal invitation in the mail. For more information, please visit www.admission.uOttawa.ca
U of T SUMMER YOUTH PROGRAM: The University of Toronto's Summer Youth Program brings together the Faculty of Law and the Faculty of Medicine, to offer a summer program where high school students experience what it is like to be a student in Canada's premier Medical and Law Schools. Participants take part in "hands-on" academic programming in the same world-class facilities that the undergraduate and graduate students use. This program is held in July on the U of T's Toronto downtown campus, and courses range in length from one to four weeks. For more information about program content, dates and fees please visit the website at www.ysp.utoronto.ca
Thursday, February 12, 2009
Day 1 - H.S. & Day 4 - Gr. 7 & 8
REMINDER TO ALL GR. 7, 8 & 9 students: Contract forms indicating your intent to return to Mother Teresa for the 2009-2010 school year are due to your homeroom teacher by Friday, February 13.
SCHOLARSHIPS: Two scholarships are available to Grade 12 students who play minor hockey.
1) Royal Bank and the 67's have a $5000 scholarship available to a local male and female hockey player. Visit www.ottawa67s.com and click on the RBC icon for info.
2) Ontario Hockey Federation awards Bursaries to students showing commitment to both hockey and the classroom. Visit www.ohf.on.ca/web_pages/prog_bursary.php for more information.
LIVE IT UP! - There will be a meeting TODAY at 11:45 in the Career Center.
IMPORTANT - GRADE 10, 11, & 12 STUDENTS: On April 2nd, the Grade 10 Literacy test will be administered. In order to graduate from high school, you need to successfully complete this test. If you are a Grade 11 or 12 student who has not yet written or has not yet successfully completed the test, please come to the Main Office and speak with Mrs. Dunfield as soon as possible. If you are a Grade 10 student, but are not in a Grade 10 class during Period 1, or if you are a new student from out of province or out of country, please also see Mrs. Dunfield as soon as possible.
BACKSTAGE WORKERS FOR SCHOOL PLAY: Students who are interested in working backstage on hair and make-up for the Drama Production, are asked to attend a brief meeting TODAY at 12:00 noon in Room 112.
WHAT HAPPENS IN VEGAS... high school dance tickets are on sale every day at lunch this week. Friday is the final day to purchase guest tickets. Tickets for this semi-formal are $10.00 each and included in the price are: the dance, chips to play the casino games, and some delicious snacks. Don't wait until the last minute to buy your tickets. Last year's semi-formal sold out quickly.
YEARBOOK: Any student who is interested in taking pictures of Valentine's Day (cake auction, matchmaker forms, etc.) for the yearbook should attend a very brief meeting at 11:45 am TODAY in Room 103. If you can't make the meeting, but are interested in helping out (either with photography or layout), please see Mrs. Hopkins.
STRATFORD 2009: The deadline for your $50 deposit has been extended to February 17. Please see Mrs. Simpson in Room 138 for more details and a permission form. Please bring in your cheque to reserve your spot as soon as possible. If we do not have 24 students on the bus then the trip risks being cancelled.
ALL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS: Any students interested in earning community service hours are invited to see Ms. Soprovich in Room 205 at lunch TODAY and Friday to sign up to work at the Shepherd's of Good Hope on Sunday Feb 22 from 8 - 10:30. All equipment is supplied except a baseball cap. See you at lunch.
ALL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS: Any students interested in refereeing or scorekeeping for the Junior Volleyball games, please see Mr. Liska or Ms. Soprovich (Rm 205) to sign up. Referees can be certified or non-certified. The time can be used towards community service hours.
7/8 GIRLS BASKETBALL: Practice/try-outs will be TODAY and tomorrow from 3:15-4:15.
7/8 BOYS HOCKEY PLAYERS - Practice is this Friday, February 13th from 3:30 - 4:30 at Walter Baker. If you are unable to make it, you must speak with Mr. Quinn or Mr. MacCuaig. Reminder: All goalies who tried out are asked to come back for a 3rd tryout.
7/8 INTRAMURAL SOCCER SIGN -UP: Visit the lunch table to sign up for Intramural Indoor Soccer.
SUMMER JOB OPPORTUNITY: The City of Ottawa is looking to hire three high school students who are interested in the arts to work as camp counsellors for our Arts Animation Program this summer. The Arts Animation team creates and delivers innovative multidisciplinary art workshops/residencies for City of Ottawa summer day camps, youth drop-in centres and programs for people with disabilities. Salary is $9.50-10.50 per hour. To apply go to ottawa.ca then select careers, then summer employment program, then heritage-community-social services then job CO2009-1034499-NP. Deadline for applications is February 20.
7/8 REACH FOR THE TOP: On Friday, February13th come if you dare! The Smileys will be battling wits with the Da PB and JS. Be in Ms. Curtis' Room at 12:50 sharp!
Centrepointe Theatre: Students who received permission forms to attend the Black Violin presentation on February 23rd, are reminded to return the forms to Room 130 ASAP.
BILL MASON CENTRE: Students who received permission forms for the trip to the Bill Mason Centre on February 20th are reminded to return the forms to Room 130 ASAP.
HIGH SCHOOL INTRAMURALS: ALL intramural games are CANCELLED this week. Games will commence according to the schedule next week and the games from this week will be rescheduled at the end of the season. Sorry hockey players!
ST. BRIGID'S SUMMER CAMP: Employment opportunities and Counselor in Training Program available. Employment is open to any student aged 17 or more (mature 16 year olds may be considered). Our Counselor in Training Program is a two-week program open to students aged 15 and 16. Information on job opportunities and the training program for the summer of 2009 may be found on our web site: www.stbcamp.ca. Application forms may be downloaded directly from the site or applicants may also apply online. For more information, contact Joanne Cooke at 613-728-3017 in the evenings between 6:30pm and 8:30pm or by e-mail at joanne.cooke@ottawacatholicschools.ca
UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO MATH CONTESTS: Attention all students writing the math contests on February 18th. The Math Department will be holding practice sessions every Day 2 through February 17th to help students prepare for the contest. The practice sessions will take place during lunch in Room 322. All students are encouraged to attend at least ONE practice session. Please bring your lunch with you.
HIGH SCHOOL WRITING COMPETITION: Entries are being accepted by Carleton University's Department of English in the following categories: short story, poetry, play or script, or essay on literary topic. See Mrs. Simpson in Room 138 for details and entry forms. Due date is May 1.
UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA: An Information Evening and Fair will be held at the University of Ottawa on Wednesday, February 18th. English presentations take place in Alumni Auditorium at 6:30pm and 7:45pm. The Spring Open House will take place on Friday, March 20, 2009 from 8am to 3pm. Highlights include tours (campus, residences, sports complexes); presentations by liaison officers; information fair offering the opportunity to meet with faculty and service representatives. Students having applied to the University of Ottawa for September 2009 will receive a personal invitation in the mail. For more information, please visit www.admission.uOttawa.ca
U of T SUMMER YOUTH PROGRAM: The University of Toronto's Summer Youth Program brings together the Faculty of Law and the Faculty of Medicine, to offer a summer program where high school students experience what it is like to be a student in Canada's premier Medical and Law Schools. Participants take part in "hands-on" academic programming in the same world-class facilities that the undergraduate and graduate students use. This program is held in July on the U of T's Toronto downtown campus, and courses range in length from one to four weeks. For more information about program content, dates and fees please visit the website at http://www.ysp.utoronto.ca/
REWARD: A pink Sony cell phone and a blue iPOD Nano have been lost. There is a $50.00 reward if found and returned. Please see Mr. Pedari.
Day 1 - H.S. & Day 4 - Gr. 7 & 8
REMINDER TO ALL GR. 7, 8 & 9 students: Contract forms indicating your intent to return to Mother Teresa for the 2009-2010 school year are due to your homeroom teacher by Friday, February 13.
SCHOLARSHIPS: Two scholarships are available to Grade 12 students who play minor hockey.
1) Royal Bank and the 67's have a $5000 scholarship available to a local male and female hockey player. Visit www.ottawa67s.com and click on the RBC icon for info.
2) Ontario Hockey Federation awards Bursaries to students showing commitment to both hockey and the classroom. Visit www.ohf.on.ca/web_pages/prog_bursary.php for more information.
LIVE IT UP! - There will be a meeting TODAY at 11:45 in the Career Center.
IMPORTANT - GRADE 10, 11, & 12 STUDENTS: On April 2nd, the Grade 10 Literacy test will be administered. In order to graduate from high school, you need to successfully complete this test. If you are a Grade 11 or 12 student who has not yet written or has not yet successfully completed the test, please come to the Main Office and speak with Mrs. Dunfield as soon as possible. If you are a Grade 10 student, but are not in a Grade 10 class during Period 1, or if you are a new student from out of province or out of country, please also see Mrs. Dunfield as soon as possible.
BACKSTAGE WORKERS FOR SCHOOL PLAY: Students who are interested in working backstage on hair and make-up for the Drama Production, are asked to attend a brief meeting TODAY at 12:00 noon in Room 112.
WHAT HAPPENS IN VEGAS... high school dance tickets are on sale every day at lunch this week. Friday is the final day to purchase guest tickets. Tickets for this semi-formal are $10.00 each and included in the price are: the dance, chips to play the casino games, and some delicious snacks. Don't wait until the last minute to buy your tickets. Last year's semi-formal sold out quickly.
YEARBOOK: Any student who is interested in taking pictures of Valentine's Day (cake auction, matchmaker forms, etc.) for the yearbook should attend a very brief meeting at 11:45 am TODAY in Room 103. If you can't make the meeting, but are interested in helping out (either with photography or layout), please see Mrs. Hopkins.
STRATFORD 2009: The deadline for your $50 deposit has been extended to February 17. Please see Mrs. Simpson in Room 138 for more details and a permission form. Please bring in your cheque to reserve your spot as soon as possible. If we do not have 24 students on the bus then the trip risks being cancelled.
ALL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS: Any students interested in earning community service hours are invited to see Ms. Soprovich in Room 205 at lunch TODAY and Friday to sign up to work at the Shepherd's of Good Hope on Sunday Feb 22 from 8 - 10:30. All equipment is supplied except a baseball cap. See you at lunch.
ALL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS: Any students interested in refereeing or scorekeeping for the Junior Volleyball games, please see Mr. Liska or Ms. Soprovich (Rm 205) to sign up. Referees can be certified or non-certified. The time can be used towards community service hours.
7/8 GIRLS BASKETBALL: Practice/try-outs will be TODAY and tomorrow from 3:15-4:15.
7/8 BOYS HOCKEY PLAYERS - Practice is this Friday, February 13th from 3:30 - 4:30 at Walter Baker. If you are unable to make it, you must speak with Mr. Quinn or Mr. MacCuaig. Reminder: All goalies who tried out are asked to come back for a 3rd tryout.
7/8 INTRAMURAL SOCCER SIGN -UP: Visit the lunch table to sign up for Intramural Indoor Soccer.
SUMMER JOB OPPORTUNITY: The City of Ottawa is looking to hire three high school students who are interested in the arts to work as camp counsellors for our Arts Animation Program this summer. The Arts Animation team creates and delivers innovative multidisciplinary art workshops/residencies for City of Ottawa summer day camps, youth drop-in centres and programs for people with disabilities. Salary is $9.50-10.50 per hour. To apply go to ottawa.ca then select careers, then summer employment program, then heritage-community-social services then job CO2009-1034499-NP. Deadline for applications is February 20.
7/8 REACH FOR THE TOP: On Friday, February13th come if you dare! The Smileys will be battling wits with the Da PB and JS. Be in Ms. Curtis' Room at 12:50 sharp!
Centrepointe Theatre: Students who received permission forms to attend the Black Violin presentation on February 23rd, are reminded to return the forms to Room 130 ASAP.
BILL MASON CENTRE: Students who received permission forms for the trip to the Bill Mason Centre on February 20th are reminded to return the forms to Room 130 ASAP.
HIGH SCHOOL INTRAMURALS: ALL intramural games are CANCELLED this week. Games will commence according to the schedule next week and the games from this week will be rescheduled at the end of the season. Sorry hockey players!
ST. BRIGID'S SUMMER CAMP: Employment opportunities and Counselor in Training Program available. Employment is open to any student aged 17 or more (mature 16 year olds may be considered). Our Counselor in Training Program is a two-week program open to students aged 15 and 16. Information on job opportunities and the training program for the summer of 2009 may be found on our web site: www.stbcamp.ca. Application forms may be downloaded directly from the site or applicants may also apply online. For more information, contact Joanne Cooke at 613-728-3017 in the evenings between 6:30pm and 8:30pm or by e-mail at joanne.cooke@ottawacatholicschools.ca
UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO MATH CONTESTS: Attention all students writing the math contests on February 18th. The Math Department will be holding practice sessions every Day 2 through February 17th to help students prepare for the contest. The practice sessions will take place during lunch in Room 322. All students are encouraged to attend at least ONE practice session. Please bring your lunch with you.
HIGH SCHOOL WRITING COMPETITION: Entries are being accepted by Carleton University's Department of English in the following categories: short story, poetry, play or script, or essay on literary topic. See Mrs. Simpson in Room 138 for details and entry forms. Due date is May 1.
UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA: An Information Evening and Fair will be held at the University of Ottawa on Wednesday, February 18th. English presentations take place in Alumni Auditorium at 6:30pm and 7:45pm. The Spring Open House will take place on Friday, March 20, 2009 from 8am to 3pm. Highlights include tours (campus, residences, sports complexes); presentations by liaison officers; information fair offering the opportunity to meet with faculty and service representatives. Students having applied to the University of Ottawa for September 2009 will receive a personal invitation in the mail. For more information, please visit www.admission.uOttawa.ca
U of T SUMMER YOUTH PROGRAM: The University of Toronto's Summer Youth Program brings together the Faculty of Law and the Faculty of Medicine, to offer a summer program where high school students experience what it is like to be a student in Canada's premier Medical and Law Schools. Participants take part in "hands-on" academic programming in the same world-class facilities that the undergraduate and graduate students use. This program is held in July on the U of T's Toronto downtown campus, and courses range in length from one to four weeks. For more information about program content, dates and fees please visit the website at http://www.ysp.utoronto.ca/
REWARD: A pink Sony cell phone and a blue iPOD Nano have been lost. There is a $50.00 reward if found and returned. Please see Mr. Pedari.
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
Day 2 - H.S. & Day 3 - Gr. 7 & 8
SCHOLARSHIPS: Two scholarships are available to Grade 12 students who play minor hockey.
1) Royal Bank and the 67's have a $5000 scholarship available to a local male and female hockey player. Visit www.ottawa67s.com and click on the RBC icon for info.
2) Ontario Hockey Federation awards Bursaries to students showing commitment to both hockey and the classroom. Visit www.ohf.on.ca/web_pages/prog_bursary.php for more information.
STAND UP TO BULLYING: There will be a very important meeting TODAY in the Career Centre from 11:45am-12:15pm. Bring your lunch.
ALL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS: Any students interested in earning community service hours are invited to see Ms. Soprovich in Room 205 at lunch TODAY, Thurs or Friday to sign up to work at the Shepherd's of Good Hope on Sunday Feb 22 from 8 - 10:30. All equipment is supplied except a baseball cap. See you at lunch.
ALL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS: Any students interested in refereeing or scorekeeping for the Junior Volleyball games, please see Mr. Liska or Ms. Soprovich (Rm 205) to sign up. Referees can be certified or non-certified. The time can be used towards community service hours.
7/8 GIRLS BASKETBALL: Practice/try-outs will be this Thursday and Friday from 3:15-4:15.
7/8 BOYS HOCKEY PLAYERS - Practice is this Friday, February 13th from 3:30 - 4:30 at Walter Baker. If you are unable to make it, you must speak with Mr. Quinn or Mr. MacCuaig. Reminder: All goalies who tried out are asked to come back for a 3rd tryout.
7/8 INTRAMURAL SIGN UP: Visit the lunch table to sign up for Intramural Indoor Soccer.
SUMMER JOB OPPORTUNITY: The City of Ottawa is looking to hire three high school students who are interested in the arts to work as camp counsellors for our Arts Animation Program this summer. The Arts Animation team creates and delivers innovative multidisciplinary art workshops/residencies for City of Ottawa summer day camps, youth drop-in centres and programs for people with disabilities. Salary is $9.50-10.50 per hour. To apply go to ottawa.ca then select careers, then summer employment program, then heritage-community-social services then job CO2009-1034499-NP. Deadline for applications is February 20.
7/8 REACH FOR THE TOP: On Friday, February13th come if you dare! The Smileys will be battling wits with the Da PB and JS. Be in Ms. Curtis' Room at 12:50 sharp!
Centrepointe Theatre: Students who received permission forms to attend the Black Violin presentation on February 23rd, are reminded to return the forms to Room 130 ASAP.
BILL MASON CENTRE: Students who received permission forms for the trip to the Bill Mason Centre on February 20th are reminded to return the forms to Room 130 ASAP.
ATHLETIC COUNCIL: The Athletic Council meeting is TODAY at 3:15 in Room 135. If you cannot make it, please speak with Ms. Kuchma
HIGH SCHOOL INTRAMURALS: All intramurall games are CANCELLED this week. Games will commence according to the schedule next week and the games from this week will be rescheduled at the end of the season. Sorry hockey players!
ST. BRIGID'S SUMMER CAMP: Employment opportunities and Counselor in Training Program available. Employment is open to any student aged 17 or more (mature 16 year olds may be considered). Our Counselor in Training Program is a two-week program open to students aged 15 and 16. Information on job opportunities and the training program for the summer of 2009 may be found on our web site: www.stbcamp.ca. Application forms may be downloaded directly from the site or applicants may also apply online. For more information, contact Joanne Cooke at 613-728-3017 in the evenings between 6:30pm and 8:30pm or by e-mail at joanne.cooke@ottawacatholicschools.ca
UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO MATH CONTESTS: Attention all students writing the math contests on February 18th. The Math Department will be holding practice sessions every Day 2 through February 17th to help students prepare for the contest. The practice sessions will take place during lunch in Room 322. All students are encouraged to attend at least ONE practice session. Please bring your lunch with you.
HIGH SCHOOL WRITING COMPETITION: Entries are being accepted by Carleton University's Department of English in the following categories: short story, poetry, play or script, or essay on literary topic. See Mrs. Simpson in Room 138 for details and entry forms. Due date is May 1.
UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA: An Information Evening and Fair will be held at the University of Ottawa on Wednesday, February 18th. English presentations take place in Alumni Auditorium at 6:30pm and 7:45pm. The Spring Open House will take place on Friday, March 20, 2009 from 8am to 3pm. Highlights include tours (campus, residences, sports complexes); presentations by liaison officers; information fair offering the opportunity to meet with faculty and service representatives. Students having applied to the University of Ottawa for September 2009 will receive a personal invitation in the mail. For more information, please visit www.admission.uOttawa.ca
U of T SUMMER YOUTH PROGRAM: The University of Toronto's Summer Youth Program brings together the Faculty of Law and the Faculty of Medicine, to offer a summer program where high school students experience what it is like to be a student in Canada's premier Medical and Law Schools. Participants take part in "hands-on" academic programming in the same world-class facilities that the undergraduate and graduate students use. This program is held in July on the U of T's Toronto downtown campus, and courses range in length from one to four weeks. For more information about program content, dates and fees please visit the website at www.ysp.utoronto.ca
REWARD: A pink Sony cell phone and a blue iPOD Nano have been lost. There is a $50.00 reward if found and returned. Please see Mr. Pedari.
Day 2 - H.S. & Day 3 - Gr. 7 & 8
SCHOLARSHIPS: Two scholarships are available to Grade 12 students who play minor hockey.
1) Royal Bank and the 67's have a $5000 scholarship available to a local male and female hockey player. Visit www.ottawa67s.com and click on the RBC icon for info.
2) Ontario Hockey Federation awards Bursaries to students showing commitment to both hockey and the classroom. Visit www.ohf.on.ca/web_pages/prog_bursary.php for more information.
STAND UP TO BULLYING: There will be a very important meeting TODAY in the Career Centre from 11:45am-12:15pm. Bring your lunch.
ALL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS: Any students interested in earning community service hours are invited to see Ms. Soprovich in Room 205 at lunch TODAY, Thurs or Friday to sign up to work at the Shepherd's of Good Hope on Sunday Feb 22 from 8 - 10:30. All equipment is supplied except a baseball cap. See you at lunch.
ALL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS: Any students interested in refereeing or scorekeeping for the Junior Volleyball games, please see Mr. Liska or Ms. Soprovich (Rm 205) to sign up. Referees can be certified or non-certified. The time can be used towards community service hours.
7/8 GIRLS BASKETBALL: Practice/try-outs will be this Thursday and Friday from 3:15-4:15.
7/8 BOYS HOCKEY PLAYERS - Practice is this Friday, February 13th from 3:30 - 4:30 at Walter Baker. If you are unable to make it, you must speak with Mr. Quinn or Mr. MacCuaig. Reminder: All goalies who tried out are asked to come back for a 3rd tryout.
7/8 INTRAMURAL SIGN UP: Visit the lunch table to sign up for Intramural Indoor Soccer.
SUMMER JOB OPPORTUNITY: The City of Ottawa is looking to hire three high school students who are interested in the arts to work as camp counsellors for our Arts Animation Program this summer. The Arts Animation team creates and delivers innovative multidisciplinary art workshops/residencies for City of Ottawa summer day camps, youth drop-in centres and programs for people with disabilities. Salary is $9.50-10.50 per hour. To apply go to ottawa.ca then select careers, then summer employment program, then heritage-community-social services then job CO2009-1034499-NP. Deadline for applications is February 20.
7/8 REACH FOR THE TOP: On Friday, February13th come if you dare! The Smileys will be battling wits with the Da PB and JS. Be in Ms. Curtis' Room at 12:50 sharp!
Centrepointe Theatre: Students who received permission forms to attend the Black Violin presentation on February 23rd, are reminded to return the forms to Room 130 ASAP.
BILL MASON CENTRE: Students who received permission forms for the trip to the Bill Mason Centre on February 20th are reminded to return the forms to Room 130 ASAP.
ATHLETIC COUNCIL: The Athletic Council meeting is TODAY at 3:15 in Room 135. If you cannot make it, please speak with Ms. Kuchma
HIGH SCHOOL INTRAMURALS: All intramurall games are CANCELLED this week. Games will commence according to the schedule next week and the games from this week will be rescheduled at the end of the season. Sorry hockey players!
ST. BRIGID'S SUMMER CAMP: Employment opportunities and Counselor in Training Program available. Employment is open to any student aged 17 or more (mature 16 year olds may be considered). Our Counselor in Training Program is a two-week program open to students aged 15 and 16. Information on job opportunities and the training program for the summer of 2009 may be found on our web site: www.stbcamp.ca. Application forms may be downloaded directly from the site or applicants may also apply online. For more information, contact Joanne Cooke at 613-728-3017 in the evenings between 6:30pm and 8:30pm or by e-mail at joanne.cooke@ottawacatholicschools.ca
UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO MATH CONTESTS: Attention all students writing the math contests on February 18th. The Math Department will be holding practice sessions every Day 2 through February 17th to help students prepare for the contest. The practice sessions will take place during lunch in Room 322. All students are encouraged to attend at least ONE practice session. Please bring your lunch with you.
HIGH SCHOOL WRITING COMPETITION: Entries are being accepted by Carleton University's Department of English in the following categories: short story, poetry, play or script, or essay on literary topic. See Mrs. Simpson in Room 138 for details and entry forms. Due date is May 1.
UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA: An Information Evening and Fair will be held at the University of Ottawa on Wednesday, February 18th. English presentations take place in Alumni Auditorium at 6:30pm and 7:45pm. The Spring Open House will take place on Friday, March 20, 2009 from 8am to 3pm. Highlights include tours (campus, residences, sports complexes); presentations by liaison officers; information fair offering the opportunity to meet with faculty and service representatives. Students having applied to the University of Ottawa for September 2009 will receive a personal invitation in the mail. For more information, please visit www.admission.uOttawa.ca
U of T SUMMER YOUTH PROGRAM: The University of Toronto's Summer Youth Program brings together the Faculty of Law and the Faculty of Medicine, to offer a summer program where high school students experience what it is like to be a student in Canada's premier Medical and Law Schools. Participants take part in "hands-on" academic programming in the same world-class facilities that the undergraduate and graduate students use. This program is held in July on the U of T's Toronto downtown campus, and courses range in length from one to four weeks. For more information about program content, dates and fees please visit the website at www.ysp.utoronto.ca
REWARD: A pink Sony cell phone and a blue iPOD Nano have been lost. There is a $50.00 reward if found and returned. Please see Mr. Pedari.
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Day 1 - H.S. & Day 2 - Gr. 7 & 8
SCHOLARSHIPS: Two scholarships are available to Grade 12 students who play minor hockey.
1) Royal Bank and the 67's have a $5000 scholarship available to a local male and female hockey player. Visit www.ottawa67s.com and click on the RBC icon for info.
2) Ontario Hockey Federation awards Bursaries to students showing commitment to both hockey and the classroom. Visit www.ohf.on.ca/web_pages/prog_bursary.php for more information.
7/8 BOYS HOCKEY PLAYERS - Practice is this Friday, February 13th from 3:30 - 4:30 at Walter Baker. If you are unable to make it, you must speak with Mr. Quinn or Mr. MacCuaig. Reminder: All goalies who tried out are asked to come back for a 3rd tryout.
7/8 REACH FOR THE TOP: On Friday, February13th come if you dare! The Smileys will be battling wits with the Da PB and JS. Be in Ms. Curtis' Room at 12:50 sharp!
CENTREPOINTE THEATRE: Students who received permission forms to attend the Black Violin presentation on February 23rd, are reminded to return the forms to Room 130 ASAP.
BILL MASON CENTRE: Students who received permission forms for the trip to the Bill Mason Centre on February 20th are reminded to return the forms to Room 130 ASAP.
ATHLETIC COUNCIL: The Athletic Council meeting has been moved to Wednesday, February 11th at 3:15 in Room 135. If you cannot make it, please speak with Ms. Kuchma
HIGH SCHOOL INTRAMURALS: ALL intramural games are CANCELED this week. Games will commence according to the schedule next week and the games from this week will be rescheduled at the end of the season. Sorry hockey players!
ST. BRIGID'S SUMMER CAMP: Employment opportunities and Counselor in Training Program available. Employment is open to any student aged 17 or more (mature 16 year olds may be considered). Our Counselor in Training Program is a two-week program open to students aged 15 and 16. Information on job opportunities and the training program for the summer of 2009 may be found on our web site: www.stbcamp.ca. Application forms may be downloaded directly from the site or applicants may also apply online. For more information, contact Joanne Cooke at 613-728-3017 in the evenings between 6:30pm and 8:30pm or by e-mail at joanne.cooke@ottawacatholicschools.ca
UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO MATH CONTESTS: Attention all students writing the math contests on February 18th. The Math Department will be holding practice sessions every Day 2 through February 17th to help students prepare for the contest. The practice sessions will take place during lunch in Room 322. All students are encouraged to attend at least ONE practice session. Please bring your lunch with you.
HIGH SCHOOL WRITING COMPETITION: Entries are being accepted by Carleton University's Department of English in the following categories: short story, poetry, play or script, or essay on literary topic. See Mrs. Simpson in Room 138 for details and entry forms. Due date is May 1.
STRATFORD 2009: Students are reminded to bring in their forms and money for Stratford by February 11th. If you are interested in going, please see Mrs. Simpson in Room 138. 17 spots are now available.
UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA: An Information Evening and Fair will be held at the University of Ottawa on Wednesday, February 18th. English presentations take place in Alumni Auditorium at 6:30pm and 7:45pm. The Spring Open House will take place on Friday, March 20, 2009 from 8am to 3pm. Highlights include tours (campus, residences, sports complexes); presentations by liaison officers; information fair offering the opportunity to meet with faculty and service representatives. Students having applied to the University of Ottawa for September 2009 will receive a personal invitation in the mail. For more information, please visit www.admission.uOttawa.ca
U of T SUMMER YOUTH PROGRAM: The University of Toronto's Summer Youth Program brings together the Faculty of Law and the Faculty of Medicine, to offer a summer program where high school students experience what it is like to be a student in Canada's premier Medical and Law Schools. Participants take part in "hands-on" academic programming in the same world-class facilities that the undergraduate and graduate students use. This program is held in July on the U of T's Toronto downtown campus, and courses range in length from one to four weeks. For more information about program content, dates and fees please visit the website at www.ysp.utoronto.ca
REWARD: A pink Sony cell phone and a blue iPOD Nano have been lost. There is a $50.00 reward if found and returned. Please see Mr. Pedari.
Day 1 - H.S. & Day 2 - Gr. 7 & 8
SCHOLARSHIPS: Two scholarships are available to Grade 12 students who play minor hockey.
1) Royal Bank and the 67's have a $5000 scholarship available to a local male and female hockey player. Visit www.ottawa67s.com and click on the RBC icon for info.
2) Ontario Hockey Federation awards Bursaries to students showing commitment to both hockey and the classroom. Visit www.ohf.on.ca/web_pages/prog_bursary.php for more information.
7/8 BOYS HOCKEY PLAYERS - Practice is this Friday, February 13th from 3:30 - 4:30 at Walter Baker. If you are unable to make it, you must speak with Mr. Quinn or Mr. MacCuaig. Reminder: All goalies who tried out are asked to come back for a 3rd tryout.
7/8 REACH FOR THE TOP: On Friday, February13th come if you dare! The Smileys will be battling wits with the Da PB and JS. Be in Ms. Curtis' Room at 12:50 sharp!
CENTREPOINTE THEATRE: Students who received permission forms to attend the Black Violin presentation on February 23rd, are reminded to return the forms to Room 130 ASAP.
BILL MASON CENTRE: Students who received permission forms for the trip to the Bill Mason Centre on February 20th are reminded to return the forms to Room 130 ASAP.
ATHLETIC COUNCIL: The Athletic Council meeting has been moved to Wednesday, February 11th at 3:15 in Room 135. If you cannot make it, please speak with Ms. Kuchma
HIGH SCHOOL INTRAMURALS: ALL intramural games are CANCELED this week. Games will commence according to the schedule next week and the games from this week will be rescheduled at the end of the season. Sorry hockey players!
ST. BRIGID'S SUMMER CAMP: Employment opportunities and Counselor in Training Program available. Employment is open to any student aged 17 or more (mature 16 year olds may be considered). Our Counselor in Training Program is a two-week program open to students aged 15 and 16. Information on job opportunities and the training program for the summer of 2009 may be found on our web site: www.stbcamp.ca. Application forms may be downloaded directly from the site or applicants may also apply online. For more information, contact Joanne Cooke at 613-728-3017 in the evenings between 6:30pm and 8:30pm or by e-mail at joanne.cooke@ottawacatholicschools.ca
UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO MATH CONTESTS: Attention all students writing the math contests on February 18th. The Math Department will be holding practice sessions every Day 2 through February 17th to help students prepare for the contest. The practice sessions will take place during lunch in Room 322. All students are encouraged to attend at least ONE practice session. Please bring your lunch with you.
HIGH SCHOOL WRITING COMPETITION: Entries are being accepted by Carleton University's Department of English in the following categories: short story, poetry, play or script, or essay on literary topic. See Mrs. Simpson in Room 138 for details and entry forms. Due date is May 1.
STRATFORD 2009: Students are reminded to bring in their forms and money for Stratford by February 11th. If you are interested in going, please see Mrs. Simpson in Room 138. 17 spots are now available.
UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA: An Information Evening and Fair will be held at the University of Ottawa on Wednesday, February 18th. English presentations take place in Alumni Auditorium at 6:30pm and 7:45pm. The Spring Open House will take place on Friday, March 20, 2009 from 8am to 3pm. Highlights include tours (campus, residences, sports complexes); presentations by liaison officers; information fair offering the opportunity to meet with faculty and service representatives. Students having applied to the University of Ottawa for September 2009 will receive a personal invitation in the mail. For more information, please visit www.admission.uOttawa.ca
U of T SUMMER YOUTH PROGRAM: The University of Toronto's Summer Youth Program brings together the Faculty of Law and the Faculty of Medicine, to offer a summer program where high school students experience what it is like to be a student in Canada's premier Medical and Law Schools. Participants take part in "hands-on" academic programming in the same world-class facilities that the undergraduate and graduate students use. This program is held in July on the U of T's Toronto downtown campus, and courses range in length from one to four weeks. For more information about program content, dates and fees please visit the website at www.ysp.utoronto.ca
REWARD: A pink Sony cell phone and a blue iPOD Nano have been lost. There is a $50.00 reward if found and returned. Please see Mr. Pedari.
Monday, February 9, 2009
Day 2 - H.S. & Day 1 - Gr. 7 & 8
SCHOLARSHIPS: Two scholarships are available to Grade 12 students who play minor hockey.
1) Royal Bank and the 67's have a $5000 scholarship available to a local male and female hockey player. Visit www.ottawa67s.com and click on the RBC icon for info.
2) Ontario Hockey Federation awards Bursaries to students showing commitment to both hockey and the classroom. Visit www.ohf.on.ca/web_pages/prog_bursary.php for more information.
GRADE 11/12 FITNESS CLASSES. This is a reminder to bring your field trip money and forms to Student Services. Money and forms are due TODAY.
ATHLETIC COUNCIL: There will be an important Athletic Council meeting on Tuesday, February 10 at 3:15 (not 3:05) in Room 135. If you cannot make it, please speak with Miss. Kuchma
ST. BRIGID'S SUMMER CAMP: Employment opportunities and Counselor in Training Program available. Employment is open to any student aged 17 or more (mature 16 year olds may be considered). Our Counselor in Training Program is a two-week program open to students aged 15 and 16. Information on job opportunities and the training program for the summer of 2009 may be found on our web site: www.stbcamp.ca. Application forms may be downloaded directly from the site or applicants may also apply online. For more information, contact Joanne Cooke at 613-728-3017 in the evenings between 6:30pm and 8:30pm or by e-mail at joanne.cooke@ottawacatholicschools.ca
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS RUGBY: Any High School girls interested in playing on the rugby team are invited to attend practices on Tuesday and Friday mornings at 7:15am. Please see Miss Carrie if you have any questions or if you can't make it to practice.
UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO MATH CONTESTS: Attention all students writing the math contests on February 18th. The Math Department will be holding practice sessions every Day 2 through February 17th to help students prepare for the contest. The practice sessions will take place during lunch in Room 322. All students are encouraged to attend at least ONE practice session. Please bring your lunch with you.
VOLUNTEER HOURS: Complete your volunteer hours during the Canadian Tulip Festival from May 1 to May 18. Contact: volunteer@tulipfestival.ca or call Claudia Nault at 613 567-5757 ext 231 or register online at www.tulipfestival.ca For more information, please drop by Student Services and pick up a package.
HIGH SCHOOL WRITING COMPETITION: Entries are being accepted by Carleton University's Department of English in the following categories: short story, poetry, play or script, or essay on literary topic. See Mrs. Simpson in Room 138 for details and entry forms. Due date is May 1.
STRATFORD 2009: Students are reminded to bring in their forms and money for Stratford by February 11th. If you are interested in going, please see Mrs. Simpson in Room 138. 17 spots are now available.
UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA: An Information Evening and Fair will be held at the University of Ottawa on Wednesday, February 18th. English presentations take place in Alumni Auditorium at 6:30pm and 7:45pm. The Spring Open House will take place on Friday, March 20, 2009 from 8am to 3pm. Highlights include tours (campus, residences, sports complexes); presentations by liaison officers; information fair offering the opportunity to meet with faculty and service representatives. Students having applied to the University of Ottawa for September 2009 will receive a personal invitation in the mail. For more information, please visit www.admission.uOttawa.ca
LOOKING FOR A FRENCH TUTOR: For one hour per week for a Grade 2 student attending Monsignor Paul Baxter School. Please call Michelle Taniguchi. Will pay.
U of T SUMMER YOUTH PROGRAM: The University of Toronto's Summer Youth Program brings together the Faculty of Law and the Faculty of Medicine, to offer a summer program where high school students experience what it is like to be a student in Canada's premier Medical and Law Schools. Participants take part in "hands-on" academic programming in the same world-class facilities that the undergraduate and graduate students use. This program is held in July on the U of T's Toronto downtown campus, and courses range in length from one to four weeks. For more information about program content, dates and fees please visit the website at http://www.ysp.utoronto.ca/
Day 2 - H.S. & Day 1 - Gr. 7 & 8
SCHOLARSHIPS: Two scholarships are available to Grade 12 students who play minor hockey.
1) Royal Bank and the 67's have a $5000 scholarship available to a local male and female hockey player. Visit www.ottawa67s.com and click on the RBC icon for info.
2) Ontario Hockey Federation awards Bursaries to students showing commitment to both hockey and the classroom. Visit www.ohf.on.ca/web_pages/prog_bursary.php for more information.
GRADE 11/12 FITNESS CLASSES. This is a reminder to bring your field trip money and forms to Student Services. Money and forms are due TODAY.
ATHLETIC COUNCIL: There will be an important Athletic Council meeting on Tuesday, February 10 at 3:15 (not 3:05) in Room 135. If you cannot make it, please speak with Miss. Kuchma
ST. BRIGID'S SUMMER CAMP: Employment opportunities and Counselor in Training Program available. Employment is open to any student aged 17 or more (mature 16 year olds may be considered). Our Counselor in Training Program is a two-week program open to students aged 15 and 16. Information on job opportunities and the training program for the summer of 2009 may be found on our web site: www.stbcamp.ca. Application forms may be downloaded directly from the site or applicants may also apply online. For more information, contact Joanne Cooke at 613-728-3017 in the evenings between 6:30pm and 8:30pm or by e-mail at joanne.cooke@ottawacatholicschools.ca
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS RUGBY: Any High School girls interested in playing on the rugby team are invited to attend practices on Tuesday and Friday mornings at 7:15am. Please see Miss Carrie if you have any questions or if you can't make it to practice.
UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO MATH CONTESTS: Attention all students writing the math contests on February 18th. The Math Department will be holding practice sessions every Day 2 through February 17th to help students prepare for the contest. The practice sessions will take place during lunch in Room 322. All students are encouraged to attend at least ONE practice session. Please bring your lunch with you.
VOLUNTEER HOURS: Complete your volunteer hours during the Canadian Tulip Festival from May 1 to May 18. Contact: volunteer@tulipfestival.ca or call Claudia Nault at 613 567-5757 ext 231 or register online at www.tulipfestival.ca For more information, please drop by Student Services and pick up a package.
HIGH SCHOOL WRITING COMPETITION: Entries are being accepted by Carleton University's Department of English in the following categories: short story, poetry, play or script, or essay on literary topic. See Mrs. Simpson in Room 138 for details and entry forms. Due date is May 1.
STRATFORD 2009: Students are reminded to bring in their forms and money for Stratford by February 11th. If you are interested in going, please see Mrs. Simpson in Room 138. 17 spots are now available.
UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA: An Information Evening and Fair will be held at the University of Ottawa on Wednesday, February 18th. English presentations take place in Alumni Auditorium at 6:30pm and 7:45pm. The Spring Open House will take place on Friday, March 20, 2009 from 8am to 3pm. Highlights include tours (campus, residences, sports complexes); presentations by liaison officers; information fair offering the opportunity to meet with faculty and service representatives. Students having applied to the University of Ottawa for September 2009 will receive a personal invitation in the mail. For more information, please visit www.admission.uOttawa.ca
LOOKING FOR A FRENCH TUTOR: For one hour per week for a Grade 2 student attending Monsignor Paul Baxter School. Please call Michelle Taniguchi. Will pay.
U of T SUMMER YOUTH PROGRAM: The University of Toronto's Summer Youth Program brings together the Faculty of Law and the Faculty of Medicine, to offer a summer program where high school students experience what it is like to be a student in Canada's premier Medical and Law Schools. Participants take part in "hands-on" academic programming in the same world-class facilities that the undergraduate and graduate students use. This program is held in July on the U of T's Toronto downtown campus, and courses range in length from one to four weeks. For more information about program content, dates and fees please visit the website at http://www.ysp.utoronto.ca/
Friday, February 6, 2009
Day 1 - H.S. & Day 5 - Gr. 7 & 8
SCHOLARSHIPS: Two scholarships are available to Grade 12 students who play minor hockey.
1) Royal Bank and the 67's have a $5000 scholarship available to a local male and female hockey player. Visit www.ottawa67s.com and click on the RBC icon for info.
2) Ontario Hockey Federation awards Bursaries to students showing commitment to both hockey and the classroom. Visit www.ohf.on.ca/web_pages/prog_bursary.php for more information.
ST. BRIGID'S SUMMER CAMP: Employment opportunities and Counselor in Training Program available. Employment is open to any student aged 17 or more (mature 16 year olds may be considered). Our Counselor in Training Program is a two-week program open to students aged 15 and 16. Information on job opportunities and the training program for the summer of 2009 may be found on our web site: www.stbcamp.ca. Application forms may be downloaded directly from the site or applicants may also apply online. For more information, contact Joanne Cooke at 613-728-3017 in the evenings between 6:30pm and 8:30pm or by e-mail at joanne.cooke@ottawacatholicschools.ca
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS RUGBY: Any High School girls interested in playing on the rugby team are invited to attend practices on Tuesday and Friday mornings at 7:15am. Please see Miss Carrie if you have any questions or if you can't make it to practice.
UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO MATH CONTESTS: Attention all students writing the math contests on February 18th. The Math Department will be holding practice sessions every Day 2 through February 17th to help students prepare for the contest. The practice sessions will take place during lunch in Room 322. All students are encouraged to attend at least ONE practice session. Please bring your lunch with you.
VOLUNTEER HOURS: Complete your volunteer hours during the Canadian Tulip Festival from May 1 to May 18. Contact: volunteer@tulipfestival.ca or call Claudia Nault at 613 567-5757 ext 231 or register online at www.tulipfestival.ca For more information, please drop by Student Services and pick up a package.
HIGH SCHOOL WRITING COMPETITION: Entries are being accepted by Carleton University's Department of English in the following categories: short story, poetry, play or script, or essay on literary topic. See Mrs. Simpson in Room 138 for details and entry forms. Due date is May 1.
GRADE 11 & 12 VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY: Any students interested in volunteering at Shepherd's of Good Hope on Sunday, February 22nd, please see Ms. Soprovich in Room 205 TODAY at the start of lunch.
STRATFORD 2009: Students are reminded to bring in their forms and money for Stratford by February 11th. If you are interested in going, please see Mrs. Simpson in Room 138. 17 spots are now available.
SAINT MARY'S UNIVERSITY: Come to a Parent and Student Info Night at the Lord Elgin Hotel on February 10th from 7pm - 9pm to find out about Saint Mary's University, an overview of the different programs offered, careers students can pursue with specific degrees, residence options and what living on campus has to offer. See poster info in Student Services
UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA: An Information Evening and Fair will be held at the University of Ottawa on Wednesday, February 18th. English presentations take place in Alumni Auditorium at 6:30pm and 7:45pm. The Spring Open House will take place on Friday, March 20, 2009 from 8am to 3pm. Highlights include tours (campus, residences, sports complexes); presentations by liaison officers; information fair offering the opportunity to meet with faculty and service representatives. Students having applied to the University of Ottawa for September 2009 will receive a personal invitation in the mail. For more information, please visit www.admission.uOttawa.ca
LOOKING FOR A FRENCH TUTOR: For one hour per week for a Grade 2 student attending Monsignor Paul Baxter School. Please call Michelle Taniguchi. Will pay.
DALHOUSIE UNIVERSITY: Representatives from Dalhousie University will be in Ottawa on Sunday, February 8 from 7:00p.m. to 8:30p.m. at The Courtyard by Marriot (350 Dalhousie St. Ottawa) to discuss programs, admissions, scholarship, residences and more. Students and parents are welcome to attend.
U OF T SUMMER YOUTH PROGRAM: The University of Toronto's Summer Youth Program brings together the Faculty of Law and the Faculty of Medicine, to offer a summer program where high school students experience what it is like to be a student in Canada's premier Medical and Law Schools. Participants take part in "hands-on" academic programming in the same world-class facilities that the undergraduate and graduate students use. This program is held in July on the U of T's Toronto downtown campus, and courses range in length from one to four weeks. For more information about program content, dates and fees please visit the website at www.ysp.utoronto.ca
Day 1 - H.S. & Day 5 - Gr. 7 & 8
SCHOLARSHIPS: Two scholarships are available to Grade 12 students who play minor hockey.
1) Royal Bank and the 67's have a $5000 scholarship available to a local male and female hockey player. Visit www.ottawa67s.com and click on the RBC icon for info.
2) Ontario Hockey Federation awards Bursaries to students showing commitment to both hockey and the classroom. Visit www.ohf.on.ca/web_pages/prog_bursary.php for more information.
ST. BRIGID'S SUMMER CAMP: Employment opportunities and Counselor in Training Program available. Employment is open to any student aged 17 or more (mature 16 year olds may be considered). Our Counselor in Training Program is a two-week program open to students aged 15 and 16. Information on job opportunities and the training program for the summer of 2009 may be found on our web site: www.stbcamp.ca. Application forms may be downloaded directly from the site or applicants may also apply online. For more information, contact Joanne Cooke at 613-728-3017 in the evenings between 6:30pm and 8:30pm or by e-mail at joanne.cooke@ottawacatholicschools.ca
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS RUGBY: Any High School girls interested in playing on the rugby team are invited to attend practices on Tuesday and Friday mornings at 7:15am. Please see Miss Carrie if you have any questions or if you can't make it to practice.
UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO MATH CONTESTS: Attention all students writing the math contests on February 18th. The Math Department will be holding practice sessions every Day 2 through February 17th to help students prepare for the contest. The practice sessions will take place during lunch in Room 322. All students are encouraged to attend at least ONE practice session. Please bring your lunch with you.
VOLUNTEER HOURS: Complete your volunteer hours during the Canadian Tulip Festival from May 1 to May 18. Contact: volunteer@tulipfestival.ca or call Claudia Nault at 613 567-5757 ext 231 or register online at www.tulipfestival.ca For more information, please drop by Student Services and pick up a package.
HIGH SCHOOL WRITING COMPETITION: Entries are being accepted by Carleton University's Department of English in the following categories: short story, poetry, play or script, or essay on literary topic. See Mrs. Simpson in Room 138 for details and entry forms. Due date is May 1.
GRADE 11 & 12 VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY: Any students interested in volunteering at Shepherd's of Good Hope on Sunday, February 22nd, please see Ms. Soprovich in Room 205 TODAY at the start of lunch.
STRATFORD 2009: Students are reminded to bring in their forms and money for Stratford by February 11th. If you are interested in going, please see Mrs. Simpson in Room 138. 17 spots are now available.
SAINT MARY'S UNIVERSITY: Come to a Parent and Student Info Night at the Lord Elgin Hotel on February 10th from 7pm - 9pm to find out about Saint Mary's University, an overview of the different programs offered, careers students can pursue with specific degrees, residence options and what living on campus has to offer. See poster info in Student Services
UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA: An Information Evening and Fair will be held at the University of Ottawa on Wednesday, February 18th. English presentations take place in Alumni Auditorium at 6:30pm and 7:45pm. The Spring Open House will take place on Friday, March 20, 2009 from 8am to 3pm. Highlights include tours (campus, residences, sports complexes); presentations by liaison officers; information fair offering the opportunity to meet with faculty and service representatives. Students having applied to the University of Ottawa for September 2009 will receive a personal invitation in the mail. For more information, please visit www.admission.uOttawa.ca
LOOKING FOR A FRENCH TUTOR: For one hour per week for a Grade 2 student attending Monsignor Paul Baxter School. Please call Michelle Taniguchi. Will pay.
DALHOUSIE UNIVERSITY: Representatives from Dalhousie University will be in Ottawa on Sunday, February 8 from 7:00p.m. to 8:30p.m. at The Courtyard by Marriot (350 Dalhousie St. Ottawa) to discuss programs, admissions, scholarship, residences and more. Students and parents are welcome to attend.
U OF T SUMMER YOUTH PROGRAM: The University of Toronto's Summer Youth Program brings together the Faculty of Law and the Faculty of Medicine, to offer a summer program where high school students experience what it is like to be a student in Canada's premier Medical and Law Schools. Participants take part in "hands-on" academic programming in the same world-class facilities that the undergraduate and graduate students use. This program is held in July on the U of T's Toronto downtown campus, and courses range in length from one to four weeks. For more information about program content, dates and fees please visit the website at www.ysp.utoronto.ca
Thursday, February 5, 2009
Day 2 - H.S. & Day 4 - Gr. 7 & 8
MT STE-ANNE SKI TRIP: This is a reminder to all students going to Mt Ste-Anne this Friday that the bus leaves at 6:30 am. You must have your helmet with you unless you are renting. Don't forget to bring food for breakfast. Please see Mr. Francoeur in Room 103 if you have any questions.
7/8 GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM: All girls trying out for the 7/8 girls basketball team, please come to a VERY BRIEF meeting in Room 236 at the start of lunch TODAY.
7/8 GIRLS HOCKEY TEAM: All girls in grade 7/8 interested in trying out for the hockey team are asked to meet TODAY at lunch in Room 340 for a brief meeting. Go to Room 340 before you go downstairs for lunch.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS RUGBY: Any High School girls interested in playing on the rugby team are invited to attend practices on Tuesday and Friday mornings at 7:15am. Please see Miss Carrie if you have any questions or if you can't make it to practice.
WHITE PINE YEARBOOK PICTURE: Drop by the library at the beginning of lunch TODAY for the yearbook picture.
UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO MATH CONTESTS: Attention all students writing the math contests on February 18th. The Math Department will be holding practice sessions every Day 2 through February 17th to help students prepare for the contest. The practice sessions will take place during lunch in Room 322. All students are encouraged to attend at least ONE practice session. Please bring your lunch with you.
LIVE IT UP: There will be a meeting TODAY at lunch in order to make posters for Dance month.
VOLUNTEER HOURS: Complete your volunteer hours during the Canadian Tulip Festival from May 1 to May 18. Contact: volunteer@tulipfestival.ca or call Claudia Nault at 613 567-5757 ext 231 or register online at www.tulipfestival.ca For more information, please drop by Student Services and pick up a package.
HIGH SCHOOL WRITING COMPETITION: Entries are being accepted by Carleton University's Department of English in the following categories: short story, poetry, play or script, or essay on literary topic. See Mrs. Simpson in Room 138 for details and entry forms. Due date is May 1.
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY: Looking for interested Grade 11 & 12 students willing to prepare food and sandwiches at Shepherd's of Good Hope (233 Murray St) on Sunday February 22. Earn community service hours from 8 - 11am. No special skills required. Parents can participate as well. If interested, see Ms. Soprovich in Room 205 this week.
DRIVER EDUCATION PROGRAM: Reminder that the Driver Education Program registration forms are available in Student Services. Registrations are on-going until February 17th. Hurry in.
STRATFORD 2009: Students are reminded to bring in their forms and money for Stratford by February 11th. If you are interested in going, please see Mrs. Simpson in Room 138. 17 spots are now available.
SAINT MARY'S UNIVERSITY: Come to a Parent and Student Info Night at the Lord Elgin Hotel on February 10th from 7pm - 9pm to find out about Saint Mary's University, an overview of the different programs offered, careers students can pursue with specific degrees, residence options and what living on campus has to offer. See poster info in Student Services
UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA: An Information Evening and Fair will be held at the University of Ottawa on Wednesday, February 18th. English presentations take place in Alumni Auditorium at 6:30pm and 7:45pm. The Spring Open House will take place on Friday, March 20, 2009 from 8am to 3pm. Highlights include tours (campus, residences, sports complexes); presentations by liaison officers; information fair offering the opportunity to meet with faculty and service representatives. Students having applied to the University of Ottawa for September 2009 will receive a personal invitation in the mail. For more information, please visit www.admission.uOttawa.ca
MENTORSHIP OPPORTUNITY: A mother is looking for a male student who could be a mentor to her 7-year old son. There would be some tutoring involved but it is more of an opportunity to be a "big brother" to him. They live in Stonebridge but transportation can be arranged. This is a great opportunity to earn some community service hours. If you are interested, please sign up in the Student Services office.
LOOKING FOR A FRENCH TUTOR: For one hour per week for a Grade 2 student attending Monsignor Paul Baxter School. Please call Michelle Taniguchi. Will pay.
Day 2 - H.S. & Day 4 - Gr. 7 & 8
MT STE-ANNE SKI TRIP: This is a reminder to all students going to Mt Ste-Anne this Friday that the bus leaves at 6:30 am. You must have your helmet with you unless you are renting. Don't forget to bring food for breakfast. Please see Mr. Francoeur in Room 103 if you have any questions.
7/8 GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM: All girls trying out for the 7/8 girls basketball team, please come to a VERY BRIEF meeting in Room 236 at the start of lunch TODAY.
7/8 GIRLS HOCKEY TEAM: All girls in grade 7/8 interested in trying out for the hockey team are asked to meet TODAY at lunch in Room 340 for a brief meeting. Go to Room 340 before you go downstairs for lunch.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS RUGBY: Any High School girls interested in playing on the rugby team are invited to attend practices on Tuesday and Friday mornings at 7:15am. Please see Miss Carrie if you have any questions or if you can't make it to practice.
WHITE PINE YEARBOOK PICTURE: Drop by the library at the beginning of lunch TODAY for the yearbook picture.
UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO MATH CONTESTS: Attention all students writing the math contests on February 18th. The Math Department will be holding practice sessions every Day 2 through February 17th to help students prepare for the contest. The practice sessions will take place during lunch in Room 322. All students are encouraged to attend at least ONE practice session. Please bring your lunch with you.
LIVE IT UP: There will be a meeting TODAY at lunch in order to make posters for Dance month.
VOLUNTEER HOURS: Complete your volunteer hours during the Canadian Tulip Festival from May 1 to May 18. Contact: volunteer@tulipfestival.ca or call Claudia Nault at 613 567-5757 ext 231 or register online at www.tulipfestival.ca For more information, please drop by Student Services and pick up a package.
HIGH SCHOOL WRITING COMPETITION: Entries are being accepted by Carleton University's Department of English in the following categories: short story, poetry, play or script, or essay on literary topic. See Mrs. Simpson in Room 138 for details and entry forms. Due date is May 1.
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY: Looking for interested Grade 11 & 12 students willing to prepare food and sandwiches at Shepherd's of Good Hope (233 Murray St) on Sunday February 22. Earn community service hours from 8 - 11am. No special skills required. Parents can participate as well. If interested, see Ms. Soprovich in Room 205 this week.
DRIVER EDUCATION PROGRAM: Reminder that the Driver Education Program registration forms are available in Student Services. Registrations are on-going until February 17th. Hurry in.
STRATFORD 2009: Students are reminded to bring in their forms and money for Stratford by February 11th. If you are interested in going, please see Mrs. Simpson in Room 138. 17 spots are now available.
SAINT MARY'S UNIVERSITY: Come to a Parent and Student Info Night at the Lord Elgin Hotel on February 10th from 7pm - 9pm to find out about Saint Mary's University, an overview of the different programs offered, careers students can pursue with specific degrees, residence options and what living on campus has to offer. See poster info in Student Services
UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA: An Information Evening and Fair will be held at the University of Ottawa on Wednesday, February 18th. English presentations take place in Alumni Auditorium at 6:30pm and 7:45pm. The Spring Open House will take place on Friday, March 20, 2009 from 8am to 3pm. Highlights include tours (campus, residences, sports complexes); presentations by liaison officers; information fair offering the opportunity to meet with faculty and service representatives. Students having applied to the University of Ottawa for September 2009 will receive a personal invitation in the mail. For more information, please visit www.admission.uOttawa.ca
MENTORSHIP OPPORTUNITY: A mother is looking for a male student who could be a mentor to her 7-year old son. There would be some tutoring involved but it is more of an opportunity to be a "big brother" to him. They live in Stonebridge but transportation can be arranged. This is a great opportunity to earn some community service hours. If you are interested, please sign up in the Student Services office.
LOOKING FOR A FRENCH TUTOR: For one hour per week for a Grade 2 student attending Monsignor Paul Baxter School. Please call Michelle Taniguchi. Will pay.
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