Thursday, October 1, 2009
Day 1 - H.S. & Day 3 - Gr. 7 & 8
WHOLE SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS
ST. ANDREW’S PARISH YOUTH GROUP: (located at St. Joe's High School)
The first youth group of the year will be on Saturday October 3rd, and is for youth in Grades 7-9. Come join us after the 4:30 Mass from 5:30-7:30pm in the wood floor gym. Bring $2 for pizza, and feel free to invite a friend. See you there! (DH –Oct 2)
REMEMBRANCE DAY POSTER COMPETITION: You still have time to participate...the due date is Friday, Oct. 30th. All entries will be put on display in the display case by the cafeteria. The winner's poster will be framed and put on the Wall of Fame in the hall by the art room. The winner will also receive a gift basket filled with a MT hoodie, MT water bottle, MT cup, movie passes and more. Good luck! (GB – Oct 2)
REMEMBRANCE DAY - STUDENTS WITH PARENTS IN THE ARMED FORCES OR POLICE: Any student who has a parent or parents serving in the Canadian Armed Forces (army, air force or navy), or as a police officer or RCMP is asked to come to the chapel during their lunch on Monday October 5th. High school students please arrive at the chapel at 11:45 on October 5th and grade 7/8 at 12:45 on October 5th. This will be a very brief meeting, but it is important that you attend. See Mme Kinloch in room 234 if you have any questions or can't attend the meeting. (JK –Oct 5)
PLEASE HELP THE NEEDY THIS THANKSGIVING: Please contribute $1 in homeroom to be distributed to individuals in need throughout our community this Thanksgiving. Our school goal is $1 per student. Please give your dollar to your homeroom teacher. Final day for collection is Wed. Oct 7. Thank you for contributing to this very important collection. (MB –Oct 6)
BASIC POWER YOGA: Starting next Tuesday, October 6th, classes will now be offered (for staff and students) after school at Mother Teresa, each Tuesday and Thursday from 3:15pm to 4:15pm in the Dance Studio with qualified instructor, Julie Rollwagen. More information and sign up forms are available in the Main Office. (AB- Oct 6)
7/8 ANNOUNCEMENTS
GUITAR CLUB: Do you have an old guitar just hanging around, doing nothing, or maybe a new one you have just received? Would you like to learn how to play it? Then come to room 336 at lunch today to find out more and join the GUITAR CLUB. See you there. (ML –Oct 1)
LIBRARY AMBASSADOR: There will be a meeting of students interested in helping out in the library on Thursday, October 1. The meeting will take place in the library seminar room at the start of the lunch period. Bring your lunch. (CHV –Oct 1)
7/8 GIRL’S VOLLEYBALL: Grade 7-8 Girls Volleyball tryouts will take place this week.
Monday Sept. 28 from 3:05-4:15
Wednesday Sept. 30 from 3:05-4:15
Thursday Oct. 1 from 3:05-4:15
If you are unable to attend a practice please see Mrs. Ragaisis or Mrs. Torrie-Smith. (JTS –Oct 1)
CHRISTMAS PLAY AUDITIONS: Calling all Actors! Auditions are being held for this year's 7/8 production of The Best Christmas Pageant Ever! Sign up outside room 240 for auditions Tuesday, October 7th, and Wednesday, October 8th. Sign up with a partner in one of the available time slots and practice a rehearsed script for the audition. All skills level welcome! See Ms. Stuart if you have any questions. (CS –Oct 7)
HIGH SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS
GIRLS HOCKEY: There will be a brief but important meeting at the start of lunch today for all players, in room 131. (KN –Oct 1)
STUDENT NEWSPAPER: The student newspaper meeting scheduled for today at lunch is postponed until next week. Look for details for the time and place of the meeting in next week's written announcements. (AH –Oct 1)
STE –ANNE SKI TRIP: Any students interested in participating in the Ste-Anne ski trip in February, are asked to attend a meeting in room 103 Thursday October 1st at 12:00 pm. We will give out the information about the trip along with the application forms. No application forms will be handed out before the meeting. (MF –Oct 1)
LIVE-IT-UP: Are you adventurous? Active?? Wish to stay fit?? LIVE IT UP is back this year!!! All students who are interested in being a part of LIVE IT UP please see Miss Kutkewich on Friday Oct 2 in Room 305 for a brief but exciting meeting. (CK –Oct 2)
CAPPIES 2009 – 2010: All Cappies who returned their parental permission forms are asked to pick up another permission form to attend the Training session on October 15. We now have a full team of 9. (JS –Oct 2)
STUDENT NEWSPAPER: The first ever Mother Teresa Student Newspaper is hosting a competition to determine it's name. The Student Newspaper was created to describe the exciting lives of the students outside their classes. We want you to help us find a name to reflect this image. The contest will run from Mon. Sept. 28 till Thurs. Oct. 8. Entries can be dropped off in the drop box in the Office. A prize will be awarded to the winner. This is your chance to be remembered forever in the school! (AH-Oct 8)
LOOKING FOR A BOOK FOR SIREN? Vampires, War, Ghosts, Guinness 2010, Bart Simpson, Friends, Thrillers, Graphic Novels and more.......Order forms are available in the library and are due October 8th, 2009. (CHV –Oct 8)
MOTHER TERESA’S “SAY IT OUT LOUD” WRITING COMPETITION: The writing form for October is a 500 word opinion essay with the topic "If I could change something..." Please submit your final good copy to Mrs. Simpson (Rm 138) or Mrs. Zivkovic by Thursday, October 29. Winners will be announced next month. (JS –Oct 9)
ROCKBAND CHALLENGE 2009: If you are interested in participating in a ROCKBAND CHALLENGE, please drop by the library for more information. Categories include Open to all Bands, GOTECHgirl Band and Beatlemania. Prizes will be awarded to the winners of each category. Get your band together and start practicing! (CHV –Oct 16)
STUDENT SERVICES
ST. PAUL UNIVERSITY: A representative from St. Paul University (connected to Univ. of Ottawa) will be set up Friday Oct 2, at lunch, in the Atrium to discuss their programs and answer any questions related to their school. (JH –Oct 2)
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY: as a casual replacement caretaker. Earn $13.05/hour. Monday to Friday -various hours between 2:30 pm and 11:30 pm. Saturday-Sunday various hours. Work hours are subject to system demands, and not guaranteed. Looking for students to join an excellent team at the Ottawa Catholic School Board in the Facilities Department. Check out the "job" binder in Student Services for more information. (KW –Oct 9)
QUEEN’S UNIVERSITY: Grade 12 students interested in attending the presentation by Queen's University on Tuesday Oct 6, (Day 2) during period 3 will need to sign-up in Student Services by the end of lunch on Mon Oct 5. (JH –Oct 5)
GRADE 12 UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE VISITS: The following schools will be meeting with interested grade 12's. More details to follow.
Thursday Oct 1, period 3, Algonquin College
Tuesday Oct 6, period 2, Queen's University (JH –Oct 6)
OTTAWA POLICE VENTURERS is a unique youth program that the police service operates in collaboration with Scouts Canada. Over the school year, youth (14-18) in high school learn about policing, volunteer in the community and are part of a dynamic team. Recruitment Information Session: Thursday October 8th, 2009 7 to 8 p.m. at Ben Franklin Place (Chambers) 101 Centrepointe Drive, Ottawa. Space is limited. Registration packages are only given out at the Recruitment Information Session. For more information:(613)236-1222 ext. 6034, or www.ottawapolice.ca/en/outreach/youth_parent_programs/youth_ventures.cfm. (JH -Oct 8)
LOOKING FOR TUTOR: $10/ hour. Looking for a mature, energetic and enthusiastic tutor to work with an 11 year old high functioning autistic boy to improve his reading and writing skills, to prepare him for science and social study tests and to help with his homework. Training will be provided. Time: Monday to Friday from 3:45 pm to 5:45 pm. Home address 76 Sunvale Way, Barrhaven. Please call Margaret at 613 759-1444(day) or 613 843-1144(evenings). (KW –Oct 9)
DRIVER’S EDUCATION: Driver Education Registration Forms are now available in Student Services. Registration runs until October 14th. Acceptance is on a first-come basis. Fee is $682.50. (KW –Oct 14)
GRAD
PROM: Attention all graduating students. Are you interested in planning and organizing this year's prom? Want to make Prom 2010 the best yet at Mother Teresa? Then come out to the first prom meeting of the year TODAY at 11:40 in room 134. Hope to see you there!! (KP –Oct 1)
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Day 2 - H.S. & Day 2 - Gr. 7 & 8
WHOLE SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS
BASIC POWER YOGA: Starting next Tuesday, October 6th, classes will now be offered after school at Mother Teresa each Tuesday and Thursday from 3:15pm to 4:15pm in the Dance Studio with qualified instructor, Julie Rollwagen. More information and sign up forms are available in the Main Office. (AB- Oct 6)
ST. ANDREW’S PARISH YOUTH GROUP: (located at St. Joe's High School)
The first youth group of the year will be on Saturday October 3rd, and is for youth in Grades 7-9. Come join us after the 4:30 Mass from 5:30-7:30pm in the wood floor gym. Bring $2 for pizza, and feel free to invite a friend. See you there! (DH –Oct 2)
REMEMBRANCE DAY POSTER COMPETITION: You still have time to participate...the due date is Friday, Oct. 30th. All entries will be put on display in the display case by the cafeteria. The winner's poster will be framed and put on the Wall of Fame in the hall by the art room. The winner will also receive a gift basket filled with a MT hoodie, MT water bottle, MT cup, movie passes and more. Good luck! (GB – Oct 2)
7/8 ANNOUNCEMENTS
7/8 BOYS VOLLEYBALL: Team practice Wednesday this week, at 3:15-4:30 in C/D gym. If you are unable to attend practice please see Ms. McKenna or Mrs. Jewitt. (TM –Sep 30)
ATTENTION GRADE 8 STUDENTS: Were you a performer in last year's Festival of the Arts? Did you sing a solo? Were you part of Ms. Merklinger's Dance Team? Were you in the production of Candy Cane Court? Were you in Mrs. Antoine's Honour or Junior Band? DVDs of the 3rd Annual Festival of the Arts are on sale now! Visit room 332 to purchase your copy for only $5. These professionally recorded and edited DVDs will preserve your memories of your wonderful performance! (AJ –Sep 30)
LIBRARY AMBASSADOR: There will be a meeting of students interested in helping out in the library on Thursday, October 1. The meeting will take place in the library seminar room at the start of the lunch period. Bring your lunch. (CHV –Oct 1)
7/8 GIRL’S VOLLEYBALL: Grade 7-8 Girls Volleyball tryouts will take place this week.
Monday Sept. 28 from 3:05-4:15
Wednesday Sept. 30 from 3:05-4:15
Thursday Oct. 1 from 3:05-4:15
If you are unable to attend a practice please see Mrs. Ragaisis or Mrs. Torrie-Smith. (JTS –Oct 1)
HIGH SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS
STUDENT NEWSPAPER: The first ever Mother Teresa Student Newspaper is hosting a competition to determine it's name. The Student Newspaper was created to describe the exciting lives of the students outside their classes. We want you to help us find a name to reflect this image. The contest will run from Mon. Sept. 28 till Thurs. Oct. 8. Entries can be dropped of in the drop box in the Office. A prize will be awarded to the winner. This is your chance to be remembered forever in the school! (AH-Oct 8)
LIVE-IT-UP: Are you adventurous? Active?? Wish to stay fit?? LIVE IT UP is back this year!!! All students who are interested in being a part of LIVE IT UP please see Miss Kutkewich today in Room 305 for a brief but exciting meeting.
CAPPIES 2009-2010 -- TWO spots are still available on the Cappies' Team. Please see Mrs. Simpson in Rm 138 for a permission form. (JS –Sep 30)
ATTENTION GRADE 9 STUDENTS: Were you a performer in last year's Festival of the Arts? Did you sing a solo? Were you part of Ms. Merklinger's Dance Team? Were you in the production of Candy Cane Court? Were you in Mrs. Antoine's Honour or Junior Band? DVDs of the 3rd Annual Festival of the Arts are on sale now! Visit room 332 to purchase your copy for only $5. These professionally recorded and edited DVDs will preserve your memories of your wonderful performance! (AJ –Sep 30)
STE –ANNE SKI TRIP: Any students interested in participating in the Ste-Anne ski trip in February, are asked to attend a meeting in room 103 Thursday October 1st at 12:00 pm. We will give out the information about the trip along with the application forms. No application forms will be handed out before the meeting. (MF –Oct 1)
CAPPIES 2009 – 2010: All Cappies who returned their parental permission forms are asked to pick up another permission form to attend the Training session on October 15. We now have a full team of 9. (JS –Oct 2)
LOOKING FOR A BOOK FOR SIREN? Vampires, War, Ghosts, Guinness 2010, Bart Simpson, Friends, Thrillers, Graphic Novels and more.......Order forms are available in the library and are due October 8th, 2009. (CHV –Oct 8)
MOTHER TERESA’S “SAY IT OUT LOUD” WRITING COMPETITION: The writing form for October is a 500 word opinion essay with the topic "If I could change something..." Please submit your final good copy to Mrs. Simpson (Rm 138) or Mrs. Zivkovic by Thursday, October 29. Winners will be announced next month. (JS –Oct 9)
STUDENT SERVICES
CALLING ALL OF OTTAWA’S GRADE 11 AND GRADE 12 DRAMA STUDENTS! Rainbow Montessori School is casting starring roles for their city-wide 2nd annual Night of Fright Fundraiser at the Cursed Castle. Information night is Thursday, October 1st at 6:30pm. Rehearsal Night is Tuesday, October 20th. They are looking for talented volunteers to fill roles. Come see information sheets in Student Services. (KW -Sep 30)
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY: as a casual replacement caretaker. Earn $13.05/hour. Monday to Friday -various hours between 2:30 pm and 11:30 pm. Saturday-Sunday various hours. Work hours are subject to system demands, and not guaranteed. Looking for students to join an excellent team at the Ottawa Catholic School Board in the Facilities Department. Check out the "job" binder in Student Services for more information. (KW –Oct 9)
OTTAWA POLICE VENTURERS is a unique youth program that the police service operates in collaboration with Scouts Canada. Over the school year, youth (14-18) in high school learn about policing, volunteer in the community and are part of a dynamic team. Recruitment Information Session: Thursday October 8th, 2009 7 to 8 p.m. at Ben Franklin Place (Chambers) 101 Centrepointe Drive, Ottawa. Space is limited. Registration packages are only given out at the Recruitment Information Session. For more information:(613)236-1222 ext. 6034, or www.ottawapolice.ca/en/outreach/youth_parent_programs/youth_ventures.cfm. (JH -Oct 8)
GRADE 12 UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE VISITS: The following schools will be meeting with interested grade 12's. More details to follow.
Thursday Oct 1, period 3, Algonquin College
Tuesday Oct 6, period 2, Queen's University (JH –Oct 6)
ST. PAUL UNIVERSITY: A representative from St. Paul University (connected to Univ. of Ottawa) will be set up Friday Oct 2, at lunch, in the Atrium to discuss their programs and answer any questions related to their school. (JH –Oct 2)
QUEEN’S UNIVERSITY: Grade 12 students interested in attending the presentation by Queen's University on Tuesday Oct 6, (Day 2) during period 3 will need to sign-up in Student Services by the end of lunch on Mon Oct 5. (JH –Oct 5)
LOOKING FOR TUTOR: $10/ hour. Looking for a mature, energetic and enthusiastic tutor to work with an 11 year old high functioning autistic boy to improve his reading and writing skills, to prepare him for science and social study tests and to help with his homework. Training will be provided. Time: Monday to Friday from 3:45 pm to 5:45 pm. Home address 76 Sunvale Way, Barrhaven. Please call Margaret at 613 759-1444(day) or 613 843-1144(evenings). (KW –Oct 9)
DRIVER’S EDUCATION: Driver Education Registration Forms are now available in Student Services. Registration runs from today until October 14th. Acceptance is on a first-come basis. Fee is $682.50. (KW –Oct 14)
Day 2 - H.S. & Day 2 - Gr. 7 & 8
WHOLE SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS
BASIC POWER YOGA: Starting next Tuesday, October 6th, classes will now be offered after school at Mother Teresa each Tuesday and Thursday from 3:15pm to 4:15pm in the Dance Studio with qualified instructor, Julie Rollwagen. More information and sign up forms are available in the Main Office. (AB- Oct 6)
ST. ANDREW’S PARISH YOUTH GROUP: (located at St. Joe's High School)
The first youth group of the year will be on Saturday October 3rd, and is for youth in Grades 7-9. Come join us after the 4:30 Mass from 5:30-7:30pm in the wood floor gym. Bring $2 for pizza, and feel free to invite a friend. See you there! (DH –Oct 2)
REMEMBRANCE DAY POSTER COMPETITION: You still have time to participate...the due date is Friday, Oct. 30th. All entries will be put on display in the display case by the cafeteria. The winner's poster will be framed and put on the Wall of Fame in the hall by the art room. The winner will also receive a gift basket filled with a MT hoodie, MT water bottle, MT cup, movie passes and more. Good luck! (GB – Oct 2)
7/8 ANNOUNCEMENTS
7/8 BOYS VOLLEYBALL: Team practice Wednesday this week, at 3:15-4:30 in C/D gym. If you are unable to attend practice please see Ms. McKenna or Mrs. Jewitt. (TM –Sep 30)
ATTENTION GRADE 8 STUDENTS: Were you a performer in last year's Festival of the Arts? Did you sing a solo? Were you part of Ms. Merklinger's Dance Team? Were you in the production of Candy Cane Court? Were you in Mrs. Antoine's Honour or Junior Band? DVDs of the 3rd Annual Festival of the Arts are on sale now! Visit room 332 to purchase your copy for only $5. These professionally recorded and edited DVDs will preserve your memories of your wonderful performance! (AJ –Sep 30)
LIBRARY AMBASSADOR: There will be a meeting of students interested in helping out in the library on Thursday, October 1. The meeting will take place in the library seminar room at the start of the lunch period. Bring your lunch. (CHV –Oct 1)
7/8 GIRL’S VOLLEYBALL: Grade 7-8 Girls Volleyball tryouts will take place this week.
Monday Sept. 28 from 3:05-4:15
Wednesday Sept. 30 from 3:05-4:15
Thursday Oct. 1 from 3:05-4:15
If you are unable to attend a practice please see Mrs. Ragaisis or Mrs. Torrie-Smith. (JTS –Oct 1)
HIGH SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS
STUDENT NEWSPAPER: The first ever Mother Teresa Student Newspaper is hosting a competition to determine it's name. The Student Newspaper was created to describe the exciting lives of the students outside their classes. We want you to help us find a name to reflect this image. The contest will run from Mon. Sept. 28 till Thurs. Oct. 8. Entries can be dropped of in the drop box in the Office. A prize will be awarded to the winner. This is your chance to be remembered forever in the school! (AH-Oct 8)
LIVE-IT-UP: Are you adventurous? Active?? Wish to stay fit?? LIVE IT UP is back this year!!! All students who are interested in being a part of LIVE IT UP please see Miss Kutkewich today in Room 305 for a brief but exciting meeting.
CAPPIES 2009-2010 -- TWO spots are still available on the Cappies' Team. Please see Mrs. Simpson in Rm 138 for a permission form. (JS –Sep 30)
ATTENTION GRADE 9 STUDENTS: Were you a performer in last year's Festival of the Arts? Did you sing a solo? Were you part of Ms. Merklinger's Dance Team? Were you in the production of Candy Cane Court? Were you in Mrs. Antoine's Honour or Junior Band? DVDs of the 3rd Annual Festival of the Arts are on sale now! Visit room 332 to purchase your copy for only $5. These professionally recorded and edited DVDs will preserve your memories of your wonderful performance! (AJ –Sep 30)
STE –ANNE SKI TRIP: Any students interested in participating in the Ste-Anne ski trip in February, are asked to attend a meeting in room 103 Thursday October 1st at 12:00 pm. We will give out the information about the trip along with the application forms. No application forms will be handed out before the meeting. (MF –Oct 1)
CAPPIES 2009 – 2010: All Cappies who returned their parental permission forms are asked to pick up another permission form to attend the Training session on October 15. We now have a full team of 9. (JS –Oct 2)
LOOKING FOR A BOOK FOR SIREN? Vampires, War, Ghosts, Guinness 2010, Bart Simpson, Friends, Thrillers, Graphic Novels and more.......Order forms are available in the library and are due October 8th, 2009. (CHV –Oct 8)
MOTHER TERESA’S “SAY IT OUT LOUD” WRITING COMPETITION: The writing form for October is a 500 word opinion essay with the topic "If I could change something..." Please submit your final good copy to Mrs. Simpson (Rm 138) or Mrs. Zivkovic by Thursday, October 29. Winners will be announced next month. (JS –Oct 9)
STUDENT SERVICES
CALLING ALL OF OTTAWA’S GRADE 11 AND GRADE 12 DRAMA STUDENTS! Rainbow Montessori School is casting starring roles for their city-wide 2nd annual Night of Fright Fundraiser at the Cursed Castle. Information night is Thursday, October 1st at 6:30pm. Rehearsal Night is Tuesday, October 20th. They are looking for talented volunteers to fill roles. Come see information sheets in Student Services. (KW -Sep 30)
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY: as a casual replacement caretaker. Earn $13.05/hour. Monday to Friday -various hours between 2:30 pm and 11:30 pm. Saturday-Sunday various hours. Work hours are subject to system demands, and not guaranteed. Looking for students to join an excellent team at the Ottawa Catholic School Board in the Facilities Department. Check out the "job" binder in Student Services for more information. (KW –Oct 9)
OTTAWA POLICE VENTURERS is a unique youth program that the police service operates in collaboration with Scouts Canada. Over the school year, youth (14-18) in high school learn about policing, volunteer in the community and are part of a dynamic team. Recruitment Information Session: Thursday October 8th, 2009 7 to 8 p.m. at Ben Franklin Place (Chambers) 101 Centrepointe Drive, Ottawa. Space is limited. Registration packages are only given out at the Recruitment Information Session. For more information:(613)236-1222 ext. 6034, or www.ottawapolice.ca/en/outreach/youth_parent_programs/youth_ventures.cfm. (JH -Oct 8)
GRADE 12 UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE VISITS: The following schools will be meeting with interested grade 12's. More details to follow.
Thursday Oct 1, period 3, Algonquin College
Tuesday Oct 6, period 2, Queen's University (JH –Oct 6)
ST. PAUL UNIVERSITY: A representative from St. Paul University (connected to Univ. of Ottawa) will be set up Friday Oct 2, at lunch, in the Atrium to discuss their programs and answer any questions related to their school. (JH –Oct 2)
QUEEN’S UNIVERSITY: Grade 12 students interested in attending the presentation by Queen's University on Tuesday Oct 6, (Day 2) during period 3 will need to sign-up in Student Services by the end of lunch on Mon Oct 5. (JH –Oct 5)
LOOKING FOR TUTOR: $10/ hour. Looking for a mature, energetic and enthusiastic tutor to work with an 11 year old high functioning autistic boy to improve his reading and writing skills, to prepare him for science and social study tests and to help with his homework. Training will be provided. Time: Monday to Friday from 3:45 pm to 5:45 pm. Home address 76 Sunvale Way, Barrhaven. Please call Margaret at 613 759-1444(day) or 613 843-1144(evenings). (KW –Oct 9)
DRIVER’S EDUCATION: Driver Education Registration Forms are now available in Student Services. Registration runs from today until October 14th. Acceptance is on a first-come basis. Fee is $682.50. (KW –Oct 14)
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Day 1 - H.S. & Day 1 - Gr. 7 & 8
WHOLE SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS
ST. ANDREW’S PARISH YOUTH GROUP: (located at St. Joe's High School)
The first youth group of the year will be on Saturday October 3rd, and is for youth in Grades 7-9. Come join us after the 4:30 Mass from 5:30-7:30pm in the wood floor gym. Bring $2 for pizza, and feel free to invite a friend. See you there! (DH –Oct 2)
REMEMBRANCE DAY POSTER COMPETITION: You still have time to participate...the due date is Friday, Oct. 30th. All entries will be put on display in the display case by the cafeteria. The winner's poster will be framed and put on the Wall of Fame in the hall by the art room. The winner will also receive a gift basket filled with a MT hoodie, MT water bottle, MT cup, movie passes and more. Good luck! (GB – Oct 2)
7/8 ANNOUNCEMENTS
7/8 BOYS VOLLEYBALL: Team practices are on Tuesday & Wednesday this week, at 3:15-4:30 in C/D gym. If you are unable to attend practice please see Ms. McKenna or Mrs. Jewitt. (TM –Sep 30)
ATTENTION GRADE 8 STUDENTS: Were you a performer in last year's Festival of the Arts? Did you sing a solo? Were you part of Ms. Merklinger's Dance Team? Were you in the production of Candy Cane Court? Were you in Mrs. Antoine's Honour or Junior Band? DVDs of the 3rd Annual Festival of the Arts are on sale now! Visit room 332 to purchase your copy for only $5. These professionally recorded and edited DVDs will preserve your memories of your wonderful performance! (AJ –Sep 30)
LIBRARY AMBASSADOR: There will be a meeting of students interested in helping out in the library on Thursday, October 1. The meeting will take place in the library seminar room at the start of the lunch period. Bring your lunch. (CHV –Oct 1)
7/8 GIRL’S VOLLEYBALL: Grade 7-8 Girls Volleyball tryouts will take place this week.
· Monday Sept. 28 from 3:05-4:15
· Wednesday Sept. 30 from 3:05-4:15
· Thursday Oct. 1 from 3:05-4:15
If you are unable to attend a practice please see Mrs. Ragaisis or Mrs. Torrie-Smith. (JTS –Oct 1)
HIGH SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS
OUTDOOR CLUB: Could all the members of the outdoor club who signed up for the camping trip please meet in room 103 at 12:00 pm Tuesday September 29. (MF –Sep 29)
STRATFORD 2009: Mandatory meeting for all students attending the Stratford trip from October 6 -- October 8. Please meet in Rm 138 after school on Tuesday, September 29. (JS –Sep 29)
CAPPIES 2009-2010 -- TWO spots are still available on the Cappies' Team. Please see Mrs. Simpson in Rm 138 for a permission form. (JS –Sep 30)
ATTENTION GRADE 9 STUDENTS: Were you a performer in last year's Festival of the Arts? Did you sing a solo? Were you part of Ms. Merklinger's Dance Team? Were you in the production of Candy Cane Court? Were you in Mrs. Antoine's Honour or Junior Band? DVDs of the 3rd Annual Festival of the Arts are on sale now! Visit room 332 to purchase your copy for only $5. These professionally recorded and edited DVDs will preserve your memories of your wonderful performance! (AJ –Sep 30)
STE –ANNE SKI TRIP: Any students interested in participating in the Ste-Anne ski trip in February, are asked to attend a meeting in room 103 Thursday October 1st at 12:00 pm. We will give out the information about the trip along with the application forms. No application forms will be handed out before the meeting. (MF –Oct 1)
CAPPIES 2009 – 2010: All Cappies who returned their parental permission forms are asked to pick up another permission form to attend the Training session on October 15. We now have a full team of 9. (JS –Oct 2)
LOOKING FOR A BOOK FOR SIREN? Vampires, War, Ghosts, Guinness 2010, Bart Simpson, Friends, Thrillers, Graphic Novels and more.......Order forms are available in the library and are due October 8th, 2009. (CHV –Oct 8)
MOTHER TERESA’S “SAY IT OUT LOUD” WRITING COMPETITION: The writing form for October is a 500 word opinion essay with the topic "If I could change something..." Please submit your final good copy to Mrs. Simpson (Rm 138) or Mrs. Zivkovic by Thursday, October 29. Winners will be announced next month. (JS –Oct 9)
STUDENT SERVICES
CALLING ALL OF OTTAWA’S GRADE 11 AND GRADE 12 DRAMA STUDENTS! Rainbow Montessori School is casting starring roles for their city-wide 2nd annual Night of Fright Fundraiser at the Cursed Castle. Information night is Thursday, October 1st at 6:30pm. Rehearsal Night is Tuesday, October 20th. They are looking for talented volunteers to fill roles. Come see information sheets in Student Services. (KW -Sep 30)
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY: as a casual replacement caretaker. Earn $13.05/hour. Monday to Friday -various hours between 2:30 pm and 11:30 pm. Saturday-Sunday various hours. Work hours are subject to system demands, and not guaranteed. Looking for students to join an excellent team at the Ottawa Catholic School Board in the Facilities Department. Check out the "job" binder in Student Services for more information. (KW –Oct 9)
OTTAWA POLICE VENTURERS is a unique youth program that the police service operates in collaboration with Scouts Canada. Over the school year, youth (14-18) in high school learn about policing, volunteer in the community and are part of a dynamic team. Recruitment Information Session: Thursday October 8th, 2009 7 to 8 p.m. at Ben Franklin Place (Chambers) 101 Centrepointe Drive, Ottawa. Space is limited. Registration packages are only given out at the Recruitment Information Session. For more information:(613)236-1222 ext. 6034, or www.ottawapolice.ca/en/outreach/youth_parent_programs/youth_ventures.cfm. (JH -Oct 8)
GRADE 12 UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE VISITS: The following schools will be meeting with interested grade 12's. More details to follow.
Thursday Oct 1, period 3, Algonquin College
Tuesday Oct 6, period 2, Queen's University (JH –Oct 6)
LOOKING FOR TUTOR: $10/ hour. Looking for a mature, energetic and enthusiastic tutor to work with an 11 year old high functioning autistic boy to improve his reading and writing skills, to prepare him for science and social study tests and to help with his homework. Training will be provided. Time: Monday to Friday from 3:45 pm to 5:45 pm. Home address 76 Sunvale Way, Barrhaven. Please call Margaret at 613 759-1444(day) or 613 843-1144(evenings). (KW –Oct 9)
DRIVER’S EDUCATION: Driver Education Registration Forms are now available in Student Services. Registration runs from today until October 14th. Acceptance is on a first-come basis. Fee is $682.50. (KW –Oct 14)
Day 1 - H.S. & Day 1 - Gr. 7 & 8
WHOLE SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS
ST. ANDREW’S PARISH YOUTH GROUP: (located at St. Joe's High School)
The first youth group of the year will be on Saturday October 3rd, and is for youth in Grades 7-9. Come join us after the 4:30 Mass from 5:30-7:30pm in the wood floor gym. Bring $2 for pizza, and feel free to invite a friend. See you there! (DH –Oct 2)
REMEMBRANCE DAY POSTER COMPETITION: You still have time to participate...the due date is Friday, Oct. 30th. All entries will be put on display in the display case by the cafeteria. The winner's poster will be framed and put on the Wall of Fame in the hall by the art room. The winner will also receive a gift basket filled with a MT hoodie, MT water bottle, MT cup, movie passes and more. Good luck! (GB – Oct 2)
7/8 ANNOUNCEMENTS
7/8 BOYS VOLLEYBALL: Team practices are on Tuesday & Wednesday this week, at 3:15-4:30 in C/D gym. If you are unable to attend practice please see Ms. McKenna or Mrs. Jewitt. (TM –Sep 30)
ATTENTION GRADE 8 STUDENTS: Were you a performer in last year's Festival of the Arts? Did you sing a solo? Were you part of Ms. Merklinger's Dance Team? Were you in the production of Candy Cane Court? Were you in Mrs. Antoine's Honour or Junior Band? DVDs of the 3rd Annual Festival of the Arts are on sale now! Visit room 332 to purchase your copy for only $5. These professionally recorded and edited DVDs will preserve your memories of your wonderful performance! (AJ –Sep 30)
LIBRARY AMBASSADOR: There will be a meeting of students interested in helping out in the library on Thursday, October 1. The meeting will take place in the library seminar room at the start of the lunch period. Bring your lunch. (CHV –Oct 1)
7/8 GIRL’S VOLLEYBALL: Grade 7-8 Girls Volleyball tryouts will take place this week.
· Monday Sept. 28 from 3:05-4:15
· Wednesday Sept. 30 from 3:05-4:15
· Thursday Oct. 1 from 3:05-4:15
If you are unable to attend a practice please see Mrs. Ragaisis or Mrs. Torrie-Smith. (JTS –Oct 1)
HIGH SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS
OUTDOOR CLUB: Could all the members of the outdoor club who signed up for the camping trip please meet in room 103 at 12:00 pm Tuesday September 29. (MF –Sep 29)
STRATFORD 2009: Mandatory meeting for all students attending the Stratford trip from October 6 -- October 8. Please meet in Rm 138 after school on Tuesday, September 29. (JS –Sep 29)
CAPPIES 2009-2010 -- TWO spots are still available on the Cappies' Team. Please see Mrs. Simpson in Rm 138 for a permission form. (JS –Sep 30)
ATTENTION GRADE 9 STUDENTS: Were you a performer in last year's Festival of the Arts? Did you sing a solo? Were you part of Ms. Merklinger's Dance Team? Were you in the production of Candy Cane Court? Were you in Mrs. Antoine's Honour or Junior Band? DVDs of the 3rd Annual Festival of the Arts are on sale now! Visit room 332 to purchase your copy for only $5. These professionally recorded and edited DVDs will preserve your memories of your wonderful performance! (AJ –Sep 30)
STE –ANNE SKI TRIP: Any students interested in participating in the Ste-Anne ski trip in February, are asked to attend a meeting in room 103 Thursday October 1st at 12:00 pm. We will give out the information about the trip along with the application forms. No application forms will be handed out before the meeting. (MF –Oct 1)
CAPPIES 2009 – 2010: All Cappies who returned their parental permission forms are asked to pick up another permission form to attend the Training session on October 15. We now have a full team of 9. (JS –Oct 2)
LOOKING FOR A BOOK FOR SIREN? Vampires, War, Ghosts, Guinness 2010, Bart Simpson, Friends, Thrillers, Graphic Novels and more.......Order forms are available in the library and are due October 8th, 2009. (CHV –Oct 8)
MOTHER TERESA’S “SAY IT OUT LOUD” WRITING COMPETITION: The writing form for October is a 500 word opinion essay with the topic "If I could change something..." Please submit your final good copy to Mrs. Simpson (Rm 138) or Mrs. Zivkovic by Thursday, October 29. Winners will be announced next month. (JS –Oct 9)
STUDENT SERVICES
CALLING ALL OF OTTAWA’S GRADE 11 AND GRADE 12 DRAMA STUDENTS! Rainbow Montessori School is casting starring roles for their city-wide 2nd annual Night of Fright Fundraiser at the Cursed Castle. Information night is Thursday, October 1st at 6:30pm. Rehearsal Night is Tuesday, October 20th. They are looking for talented volunteers to fill roles. Come see information sheets in Student Services. (KW -Sep 30)
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY: as a casual replacement caretaker. Earn $13.05/hour. Monday to Friday -various hours between 2:30 pm and 11:30 pm. Saturday-Sunday various hours. Work hours are subject to system demands, and not guaranteed. Looking for students to join an excellent team at the Ottawa Catholic School Board in the Facilities Department. Check out the "job" binder in Student Services for more information. (KW –Oct 9)
OTTAWA POLICE VENTURERS is a unique youth program that the police service operates in collaboration with Scouts Canada. Over the school year, youth (14-18) in high school learn about policing, volunteer in the community and are part of a dynamic team. Recruitment Information Session: Thursday October 8th, 2009 7 to 8 p.m. at Ben Franklin Place (Chambers) 101 Centrepointe Drive, Ottawa. Space is limited. Registration packages are only given out at the Recruitment Information Session. For more information:(613)236-1222 ext. 6034, or www.ottawapolice.ca/en/outreach/youth_parent_programs/youth_ventures.cfm. (JH -Oct 8)
GRADE 12 UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE VISITS: The following schools will be meeting with interested grade 12's. More details to follow.
Thursday Oct 1, period 3, Algonquin College
Tuesday Oct 6, period 2, Queen's University (JH –Oct 6)
LOOKING FOR TUTOR: $10/ hour. Looking for a mature, energetic and enthusiastic tutor to work with an 11 year old high functioning autistic boy to improve his reading and writing skills, to prepare him for science and social study tests and to help with his homework. Training will be provided. Time: Monday to Friday from 3:45 pm to 5:45 pm. Home address 76 Sunvale Way, Barrhaven. Please call Margaret at 613 759-1444(day) or 613 843-1144(evenings). (KW –Oct 9)
DRIVER’S EDUCATION: Driver Education Registration Forms are now available in Student Services. Registration runs from today until October 14th. Acceptance is on a first-come basis. Fee is $682.50. (KW –Oct 14)
Monday, September 28, 2009
Day 2 - H.S. & Day 5 - Gr. 7 & 8
WHOLE SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS
REMEMBRANCE DAY CEREMONY: There will be a very important meeting for the students involved with this ceremony, at 11:45 on the stage on Tuesday September 29th. Please bring your lunch. (GB –Sep 29)
7/8 ANNOUNCEMENTS
7 & 8 CROSS-COUNTRY RUNNING TEAM: Friday, September 25 is your last day to sign up in room 235 for the running team. Try-out will be Monday, Sept. 28 at 3:15. (KM –Sep 28)
7/8 BOYS VOLLEYBALL: Team practices are on Tuesday & Wednesday this week, at 3:15-4:30 in C/D gym. If you are unable to attend practice please see Ms. McKenna or Mrs. Jewitt. (TM –Sep 30)
ATTENTION GRADE 8 STUDENTS: Were you a performer in last year's Festival of the Arts? Did you sing a solo? Were you part of Ms. Merklinger's Dance Team? Were you in the production of Candy Cane Court? Were you in Mrs. Antoine's Honour or Junior Band? DVDs of the 3rd Annual Festival of the Arts are on sale now! Visit room 332 to purchase your copy for only $5. These professionally recorded and edited DVDs will preserve your memories of your wonderful performance! (AJ –Sep 30)
LIBRARY AMBASSADOR: There will be a meeting of students interested in helping out in the library on Thursday, October 1. The meeting will take place in the library seminar room at the start of the lunch period. Bring your lunch. (CHV –Oct 1)
7/8 GIRL’S VOLLEYBALL: Grade 7-8 Girls Volleyball tryouts will take place this week.
Monday Sept. 28 from 3:05-4:15
Wednesday Sept. 30 from 3:05-4:15
Thursday Oct. 1 from 3:05-4:15
If you are unable to attend a practice please see Mrs. Ragaisis or Mrs. Torrie-Smith. (JTS –Oct 1)
HIGH SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS
KNITTING CLUB: The knitting club will meet in the library seminar room during HS lunch today. All are welcome - come learn how to make your own hats, mitts and scarves. We have extra supplies on hand to help get you started. (AH –Sep 28)
BOYS BASKETBALL TRYOUTS: Boys basketball team tryouts begin Monday night.
Junior Boys @ 5:30 – 7pm
Senior Boys @ 7 – 8:30 pm
Interested boys must attend the proper tryout. Any questions, see Mr. Rowley in Room 136. (MR –Sep 28)
SWIM TEAM: For all high school students wishing to be part of this year's Titans Swim Team, there will be a brief but very important meeting Monday September 28 in room 202 at the beginning of lunch. See Mrs. Sinclair if you are unable to attend. (JS –Sep 28)
ALL FLOOR HOCKEY ENTHUSIASTS! All students and teachers interested in playing floor hockey on Monday afternoons after school from 3:15 - 4:30 are asked to sign up with Mr. Prigent in the caf/gym phys ed offices before the end of September. Format will depend on interest. The cost is a $5 REFUNDABLE fee provided you attend most of the sessions. There will be a meeting at the end of September for all those who sign up. (DP –Sep 28)
STRATFORD 2009: Mandatory meeting for all students attending the Stratford trip from October 6 -- October 8. Please meet in Rm 138 after school on Tuesday, September 29. (JS –Sep 29)
CAPPIES 2009-2010 -- TWO spots are still available on the Cappies' Team. Please see Mrs. Simpson in Rm 138 for a permission form. (JS –Sep 30)
ATTENTION GRADE 9 STUDENTS: Were you a performer in last year's Festival of the Arts? Did you sing a solo? Were you part of Ms. Merklinger's Dance Team? Were you in the production of Candy Cane Court? Were you in Mrs. Antoine's Honour or Junior Band? DVDs of the 3rd Annual Festival of the Arts are on sale now! Visit room 332 to purchase your copy for only $5. These professionally recorded and edited DVDs will preserve your memories of your wonderful performance! (AJ –Sep 30)
CAPPIES 2009 – 2010: All Cappies who returned their parental permission forms are asked to pick up another permission form to attend the Training session on October 15. We now have a full team of 9. (JS –Oct 2)
LOOKING FOR A BOOK FOR SIREN? Vampires, War, Ghosts, Guinness 2010, Bart Simpson, Friends, Thrillers, Graphic Novels and more.......Order forms are available in the library and are due October 8th, 2009. (CHV –Oct 8)
MOTHER TERESA’S “SAY IT OUT LOUD” WRITING COMPETITION: The writing form for October is a 500 word opinion essay with the topic "If I could change something..." Please submit your final good copy to Mrs. Simpson (Rm 138) or Mrs. Zivkovic by Thursday, October 29. Winners will be announced next month. (JS –Oct 9)
STUDENT SERVICES
CALLING ALL OF OTTAWA’S GRADE 11 AND GRADE 12 DRAMA STUDENTS! Rainbow Montessori School is casting starring roles for their city-wide 2nd annual Night of Fright Fundraiser at the Cursed Castle. Information night is Thursday, October 1st at 6:30pm. Rehearsal Night is Tuesday, October 20th. They are looking for talented volunteers to fill roles. Come see information sheets in Student Services. (KW -Sep 30)
OTTAWA POLICE VENTURERS is a unique youth program that the police service operates in collaboration with Scouts Canada. Over the school year, youth (14-18) in high school learn about policing, volunteer in the community and are part of a dynamic team. Recruitment Information Session: Thursday October 8th, 2009 7 to 8 p.m. at Ben Franklin Place (Chambers) 101 Centrepointe Drive, Ottawa. Space is limited. Registration packages are only given out at the Recruitment Information Session. For more information:(613)236-1222 ext. 6034, or www.ottawapolice.ca/en/outreach/youth_parent_programs/youth_ventures.cfm. (JH -Oct 8)
GRADE 12 UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE VISITS: The following schools will be meeting with interested grade 12's. More details to follow.
Thursday Oct 1, period 3, Algonquin College
Tuesday Oct 6, period 2, Queen's University (JH –Oct 6)
LOOKING FOR TUTOR: $10/ hour. Looking for a mature, energetic and enthusiastic tutor to work with an 11 year old high functioning autistic boy to improve his reading and writing skills, to prepare him for science and social study tests and to help with his homework. Training will be provided. Time: Monday to Friday from 3:45 pm to 5:45 pm. Home address 76 Sunvale Way, Barrhaven. Please call Margaret at 613 759-1444(day) or 613 843-1144(evenings). (KW –Oct 9)
DRIVER’S EDUCATION: Driver Education Registration Forms are now available in Student Services. Registration runs from today until October 14th. Acceptance is on a first-come basis. Fee is $682.50. (KW –Oct 14)
Friday, September 25, 2009
Day 1 - H.S. & Day 4 - Gr. 7 & 8
WHOLE SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS
REMEMBRANCE DAY POSTER COMPETITION: This competition is open to all students in Grade 7 to Grade 12. The due date is Friday, Oct. 30th. Any medium is accepted. If interested, please see Mrs. Mikalauskas in room 102 in order to get the appropriate paper, anytime before homeroom or after school till 3:30. When completed, please bring your masterpiece to room 102 with your name on the back. (GB –Sep 25)
7/8 ANNOUNCEMENTS
7/8 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL: First tryout for 7-8 girls volleyball will be held Thur. Sept. 24 from 3:00-4:15 and on Friday Sept. 25 from 3:00-4:30. Please see Mrs. Ragaisis or Mrs. Torrie-Smith if you are unable to attend. (JTS –Sep 25)
7 & 8 CROSS-COUNTRY RUNNING TEAM: Friday, September 25 is your last day to sign up in room 235 for the running team. Try-out will be Monday, Sept. 28 at 3:15. (KM –Sep 28)
ATTENTION GRADE 8 STUDENTS: Were you a performer in last year's Festival of the Arts? Did you sing a solo? Were you part of Ms. Merklinger's Dance Team? Were you in the production of Candy Cane Court? Were you in Mrs. Antoine's Honour or Junior Band? DVDs of the 3rd Annual Festival of the Arts are on sale now! Visit room 332 to purchase your copy for only $5. These professionally recorded and edited DVDs will preserve your memories of your wonderful performance! (AJ –Sep 30)
HIGH SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS
IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR ALL STUDENTS ATTENDING THE “HOMECOMING” DANCE!!
1. Doors open at 6:45 pm. No one will be admitted early. Entry is at the side of the school ONLY.
2. There will be no re-entry. Once you leave, you are not allowed to come back in.
3. All students must carry their MT student card.
4. Guests must have their own student card from their school, or some other form of ID.
5. Guests must arrive with their MT student host.
6. ALL BAGS will be searched.
7. All coats and bags must be checked at the coat check for the entire dance.
8. Students will NOT be allowed access to their lockers.
9. Doors close at 8:30 pm. There will be no one admitted after this time (unless previous arrangements have been made).
10. Pizza and pop will be available for purchase at the dance.
We hope everyone has a great time at our “Homecoming” dance!! (NR –Sep 25)
BOYS BASKETBALL TRYOUTS: Boys basketball team tryouts begin Monday night.
Junior Boys @ 5:30 – 7pm
Senior Boys @ 7 – 8:30 pm
Interested boys must attend the proper tryout. Any questions, see Mr. Rowley in Room 136. (MR –Sep 28)
BIG PULL VOLUNTEERS: All those who signed up with Mr. Prigent for the BIG PULL on Saturday Sept 26 are asked to see him TODAY for their form and to submit their fundraising dollars. (DP –Sep 25)
WRITING COMPETITIONS: Students interested in entering writing competitions running outside of school are asked to see Mrs. Simpson in Rm 138 at lunch, any time. Stay tuned for more information regarding Mother Teresa's own writing competitions. They begin in October, so warm up those pens! (JS –Sep 25)
NEW YORK CITY 2010 – ONLY 15 SPOTS LEFT! This is a reminder to students (grades 11 and 12), who wish to go to New York City in May, to return their signed permission forms and their deposit cheques as soon as possible to reserve a spot. If you lost or did not pick up a form, additional permission forms are available outside of room 135. Cheques and forms must be submitted to Mrs. Bell-Dagenais in room 135 by September 25th (Today!) or risk trip cancellation. (NBD –Sep 25)
REMINDER TO CO-OP STUDENTS: Friday September 25 is an in-school Integration Day. Co-op students must come to school for their regular co-op classes with Mrs. O’Sullivan and Mr. Nearing on that day. Students are asked to meet at the computer lab (318) and to bring with them their journals (4 entries) and their Work Station Profile assignment. (MO –Sep 25)
SWIM TEAM: For all high school students wishing to be part of this year's Titans Swim Team, there will be a brief but very important meeting Monday September 28 in room 202 at the beginning of lunch. See Mrs. Sinclair if you are unable to attend. (JS –Sep 28)
ALL FLOOR HOCKEY ENTHUSIASTS! All students and teachers interested in playing floor hockey on Monday afternoons after school from 3:15 - 4:30 are asked to sign up with Mr. Prigent in the caf/gym phys ed offices before the end of September. Format will depend on interest. The cost is a $5 REFUNDABLE fee provided you attend most of the sessions. There will be a meeting at the end of September for all those who sign up. (DP –Sep 28)
STRATFORD 2009: Mandatory meeting for all students attending the Stratford trip from October 6 -- October 8. Please meet in Rm 138 after school on Tuesday, September 29. (JS –Sep 29)
CAPPIES 2009-2010 -- TWO spots are still available on the Cappies' Team. Please see Mrs. Simpson in Rm 138 for a permission form. (JS –Sep 30)
ATTENTION GRADE 9 STUDENTS: Were you a performer in last year's Festival of the Arts? Did you sing a solo? Were you part of Ms. Merklinger's Dance Team? Were you in the production of Candy Cane Court? Were you in Mrs. Antoine's Honour or Junior Band? DVDs of the 3rd Annual Festival of the Arts are on sale now! Visit room 332 to purchase your copy for only $5. These professionally recorded and edited DVDs will preserve your memories of your wonderful performance! (AJ –Sep 30)
MOTHER TERESA’S “SAY IT OUT LOUD” WRITING COMPETITION: The writing form for October is a 500 word opinion essay with the topic "If I could change something..." Please submit your final good copy to Mrs. Simpson (Rm 138) or Mrs. Zivkovic by Thursday, October 29. Winners will be announced next month. (JS –Oct 9)
STUDENT SERVICES
C.E.E.F.: The Canadian Education Exchange Foundation (C.E.E.F.) has information on its upcoming two-month, three-month and summer programs. Information available in Student Services or visit their website at www.@ceef.ca. (KW –Sep 25)
OTTAWA POLICE VENTURERS is a unique youth program that the police service operates in collaboration with Scouts Canada. Over the school year, youth (14-18) in high school learn about policing, volunteer in the community and are part of a dynamic team. Recruitment Information Session: Thursday October 8th, 2009 7 to 8 p.m. at Ben Franklin Place (Chambers) 101 Centrepointe Drive, Ottawa. Space is limited. Registration packages are only given out at the Recruitment Information Session. For more information:(613)236-1222 ext. 6034, or www.ottawapolice.ca/en/outreach/youth_parent_programs/youth_ventures.cfm. (JH -Oct 8)
COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS OPPORTUNITY: Looking for french tutor for a Grade 2 little boy who lives in the neighbourhood. Please call Sewasew at 613 823-8471. (KW –Sep 25)
CALLING ALL OF OTTAWA’S GRADE 11 AND GRADE 12 DRAMA STUDENTS! Rainbow Montessori School is casting starring roles for their city-wide 2nd annual Night of Fright Fundraiser at the Cursed Castle. Information night is Thursday, October 1st at 6:30pm. Rehearsal Night is Tuesday, October 20th. They are looking for talented volunteers to fill roles. Come see information sheets in Student Services. (KW -Sep 30)
GRADE 12 UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE VISITS: The following schools will be meeting with interested grade 12's. More details to follow.
Thursday Oct 1, period 3, Algonquin College
Tuesday Oct 6, period 2, Queen's University (JH –Oct 6)
DRIVER’S EDUCATION: Driver Education Registration Forms are now available in Student Services. Registration runs from today until October 14th. Acceptance is on a first-come basis. Fee is $682.50. (KW –Oct 14)
GRAD
GRADUATING STUDENTS/COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS: A new policy surrounding Community Service Hours has been adopted at Mother Teresa High School. All graduating students must have completed their forty hours of community service by the date of the school prom if they intend to attend their graduation dance. This comes about as a result of the practice of some students who left their Community Service Hours to the last month of school and were not able to graduate in June. We are encouraging all our graduating students to submit their hours by May 14th, 2010. (NM –Sep 25)
Day 1 - H.S. & Day 4 - Gr. 7 & 8
WHOLE SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS
REMEMBRANCE DAY POSTER COMPETITION: This competition is open to all students in Grade 7 to Grade 12. The due date is Friday, Oct. 30th. Any medium is accepted. If interested, please see Mrs. Mikalauskas in room 102 in order to get the appropriate paper, anytime before homeroom or after school till 3:30. When completed, please bring your masterpiece to room 102 with your name on the back. (GB –Sep 25)
7/8 ANNOUNCEMENTS
7/8 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL: First tryout for 7-8 girls volleyball will be held Thur. Sept. 24 from 3:00-4:15 and on Friday Sept. 25 from 3:00-4:30. Please see Mrs. Ragaisis or Mrs. Torrie-Smith if you are unable to attend. (JTS –Sep 25)
7 & 8 CROSS-COUNTRY RUNNING TEAM: Friday, September 25 is your last day to sign up in room 235 for the running team. Try-out will be Monday, Sept. 28 at 3:15. (KM –Sep 28)
ATTENTION GRADE 8 STUDENTS: Were you a performer in last year's Festival of the Arts? Did you sing a solo? Were you part of Ms. Merklinger's Dance Team? Were you in the production of Candy Cane Court? Were you in Mrs. Antoine's Honour or Junior Band? DVDs of the 3rd Annual Festival of the Arts are on sale now! Visit room 332 to purchase your copy for only $5. These professionally recorded and edited DVDs will preserve your memories of your wonderful performance! (AJ –Sep 30)
HIGH SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS
IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR ALL STUDENTS ATTENDING THE “HOMECOMING” DANCE!!
1. Doors open at 6:45 pm. No one will be admitted early. Entry is at the side of the school ONLY.
2. There will be no re-entry. Once you leave, you are not allowed to come back in.
3. All students must carry their MT student card.
4. Guests must have their own student card from their school, or some other form of ID.
5. Guests must arrive with their MT student host.
6. ALL BAGS will be searched.
7. All coats and bags must be checked at the coat check for the entire dance.
8. Students will NOT be allowed access to their lockers.
9. Doors close at 8:30 pm. There will be no one admitted after this time (unless previous arrangements have been made).
10. Pizza and pop will be available for purchase at the dance.
We hope everyone has a great time at our “Homecoming” dance!! (NR –Sep 25)
BOYS BASKETBALL TRYOUTS: Boys basketball team tryouts begin Monday night.
Junior Boys @ 5:30 – 7pm
Senior Boys @ 7 – 8:30 pm
Interested boys must attend the proper tryout. Any questions, see Mr. Rowley in Room 136. (MR –Sep 28)
BIG PULL VOLUNTEERS: All those who signed up with Mr. Prigent for the BIG PULL on Saturday Sept 26 are asked to see him TODAY for their form and to submit their fundraising dollars. (DP –Sep 25)
WRITING COMPETITIONS: Students interested in entering writing competitions running outside of school are asked to see Mrs. Simpson in Rm 138 at lunch, any time. Stay tuned for more information regarding Mother Teresa's own writing competitions. They begin in October, so warm up those pens! (JS –Sep 25)
NEW YORK CITY 2010 – ONLY 15 SPOTS LEFT! This is a reminder to students (grades 11 and 12), who wish to go to New York City in May, to return their signed permission forms and their deposit cheques as soon as possible to reserve a spot. If you lost or did not pick up a form, additional permission forms are available outside of room 135. Cheques and forms must be submitted to Mrs. Bell-Dagenais in room 135 by September 25th (Today!) or risk trip cancellation. (NBD –Sep 25)
REMINDER TO CO-OP STUDENTS: Friday September 25 is an in-school Integration Day. Co-op students must come to school for their regular co-op classes with Mrs. O’Sullivan and Mr. Nearing on that day. Students are asked to meet at the computer lab (318) and to bring with them their journals (4 entries) and their Work Station Profile assignment. (MO –Sep 25)
SWIM TEAM: For all high school students wishing to be part of this year's Titans Swim Team, there will be a brief but very important meeting Monday September 28 in room 202 at the beginning of lunch. See Mrs. Sinclair if you are unable to attend. (JS –Sep 28)
ALL FLOOR HOCKEY ENTHUSIASTS! All students and teachers interested in playing floor hockey on Monday afternoons after school from 3:15 - 4:30 are asked to sign up with Mr. Prigent in the caf/gym phys ed offices before the end of September. Format will depend on interest. The cost is a $5 REFUNDABLE fee provided you attend most of the sessions. There will be a meeting at the end of September for all those who sign up. (DP –Sep 28)
STRATFORD 2009: Mandatory meeting for all students attending the Stratford trip from October 6 -- October 8. Please meet in Rm 138 after school on Tuesday, September 29. (JS –Sep 29)
CAPPIES 2009-2010 -- TWO spots are still available on the Cappies' Team. Please see Mrs. Simpson in Rm 138 for a permission form. (JS –Sep 30)
ATTENTION GRADE 9 STUDENTS: Were you a performer in last year's Festival of the Arts? Did you sing a solo? Were you part of Ms. Merklinger's Dance Team? Were you in the production of Candy Cane Court? Were you in Mrs. Antoine's Honour or Junior Band? DVDs of the 3rd Annual Festival of the Arts are on sale now! Visit room 332 to purchase your copy for only $5. These professionally recorded and edited DVDs will preserve your memories of your wonderful performance! (AJ –Sep 30)
MOTHER TERESA’S “SAY IT OUT LOUD” WRITING COMPETITION: The writing form for October is a 500 word opinion essay with the topic "If I could change something..." Please submit your final good copy to Mrs. Simpson (Rm 138) or Mrs. Zivkovic by Thursday, October 29. Winners will be announced next month. (JS –Oct 9)
STUDENT SERVICES
C.E.E.F.: The Canadian Education Exchange Foundation (C.E.E.F.) has information on its upcoming two-month, three-month and summer programs. Information available in Student Services or visit their website at www.@ceef.ca. (KW –Sep 25)
OTTAWA POLICE VENTURERS is a unique youth program that the police service operates in collaboration with Scouts Canada. Over the school year, youth (14-18) in high school learn about policing, volunteer in the community and are part of a dynamic team. Recruitment Information Session: Thursday October 8th, 2009 7 to 8 p.m. at Ben Franklin Place (Chambers) 101 Centrepointe Drive, Ottawa. Space is limited. Registration packages are only given out at the Recruitment Information Session. For more information:(613)236-1222 ext. 6034, or www.ottawapolice.ca/en/outreach/youth_parent_programs/youth_ventures.cfm. (JH -Oct 8)
COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS OPPORTUNITY: Looking for french tutor for a Grade 2 little boy who lives in the neighbourhood. Please call Sewasew at 613 823-8471. (KW –Sep 25)
CALLING ALL OF OTTAWA’S GRADE 11 AND GRADE 12 DRAMA STUDENTS! Rainbow Montessori School is casting starring roles for their city-wide 2nd annual Night of Fright Fundraiser at the Cursed Castle. Information night is Thursday, October 1st at 6:30pm. Rehearsal Night is Tuesday, October 20th. They are looking for talented volunteers to fill roles. Come see information sheets in Student Services. (KW -Sep 30)
GRADE 12 UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE VISITS: The following schools will be meeting with interested grade 12's. More details to follow.
Thursday Oct 1, period 3, Algonquin College
Tuesday Oct 6, period 2, Queen's University (JH –Oct 6)
DRIVER’S EDUCATION: Driver Education Registration Forms are now available in Student Services. Registration runs from today until October 14th. Acceptance is on a first-come basis. Fee is $682.50. (KW –Oct 14)
GRAD
GRADUATING STUDENTS/COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS: A new policy surrounding Community Service Hours has been adopted at Mother Teresa High School. All graduating students must have completed their forty hours of community service by the date of the school prom if they intend to attend their graduation dance. This comes about as a result of the practice of some students who left their Community Service Hours to the last month of school and were not able to graduate in June. We are encouraging all our graduating students to submit their hours by May 14th, 2010. (NM –Sep 25)
Thursday, September 24, 2009
Day 2 - H.S. & Day 3 - Gr. 7 & 8
WHOLE SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS
REMEMBRANCE DAY POSTER COMPETITION: This competition is open to all students in Grade 7 to Grade 12. The due date is Friday, Oct. 30th. Any medium is accepted. If interested, please see Mrs. Mikalauskas in room 102 in order to get the appropriate paper, anytime before homeroom or after school till 3:30. When completed, please bring your masterpiece to room 102 with your name on the back. (GB –Sep 25)
7/8 ANNOUNCEMENTS
7/8 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL: First tryout for 7-8 girls volleyball will be held Thur. Sept. 24 from 3:00-4:15 and on Friday Sept. 25th from 3:00-4:30. Please see Mrs. Ragaisis or Mrs. Torrie-Smith if you are unable to attend. (JTS –Sep 25)
ATTENTION GRADE 8 STUDENTS: Were you a performer in last year's Festival of the Arts? Did you sing a solo? Were you part of Ms. Merklinger's Dance Team? Were you in the production of Candy Cane Court? Were you in Mrs. Antoine's Honour or Junior Band? DVDs of the 3rd Annual Festival of the Arts are on sale now! Visit room 332 to purchase your copy for only $5. These professionally recorded and edited DVDs will preserve your memories of your wonderful performance! (AJ –Sep 30)
HIGH SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS
STUDENT NEWSPAPER: There will be a meeting for members of the student newspaper TODAY at lunch in room 103 to assign column responsibilities. (AH –Sep 24)
WRITING COMPETITIONS: Students interested in entering writing competitions running outside of school are asked to see Mrs. Simpson in Rm 138 at lunch, any time. Stay tuned for more information regarding Mother Teresa's own writing competitions. They begin in October, so warm up those pens! (JS –Sep 25)
NEW YORK CITY 2010 – ONLY 15 SPOTS LEFT! This is a reminder to students (grades 11 and 12), who wish to go to New York City in May, to return their signed permission forms and their deposit cheques as soon as possible to reserve a spot. If you lost or did not pick up a form, additional permission forms are available outside of room 135. Cheques and forms must be submitted to Mrs. Bell-Dagenais in room 135 by September 25th (This Friday!) or risk trip cancellation. (NBD –Sep 25)
REMINDER TO CO-OP STUDENTS: Friday September 25 is an in-school Integration Day. Co-op students must come to school for their regular co-op classes with Mrs. O’Sullivan and Mr. Nearing on that day. Students are asked to meet at the computer lab (318) and to bring with them their journals (4 entries) and their Work Station Profile assignment. (MO –Sep 25)
SWIM TEAM: For all high school students wishing to be part of this year's Titans Swim Team, there will be a brief but very important meeting Monday September 28 in room 202 at the beginning of lunch. See Mrs. Sinclair if you are unable to attend. (JS –Sep 28)
ALL FLOOR HOCKEY ENTHUSIASTS! All students and teachers interested in playing floor hockey on Monday afternoons after school from 3:15 - 4:30 are asked to sign up with Mr. Prigent in the caf/gym phys ed offices before the end of September. Format will depend on interest. The cost is a $5 REFUNDABLE fee provided you attend most of the sessions. There will be a meeting at the end of September for all those who sign up. (DP –Sep 28)
STRATFORD 2009: Mandatory meeting for all students attending the Stratford trip from October 6 -- October 8. Please meet in Rm 138 after school on Tuesday, September 29. (JS –Sep 29)
CAPPIES 2009-2010 -- TWO spots are still available on the Cappies' Team. Please see Mrs. Simpson in Rm 138 for a permission form. (JS –Sep 30)
ATTENTION GRADE 9 STUDENTS: Were you a performer in last year's Festival of the Arts? Did you sing a solo? Were you part of Ms. Merklinger's Dance Team? Were you in the production of Candy Cane Court? Were you in Mrs. Antoine's Honour or Junior Band? DVDs of the 3rd Annual Festival of the Arts are on sale now! Visit room 332 to purchase your copy for only $5. These professionally recorded and edited DVDs will preserve your memories of your wonderful performance! (AJ –Sep 30)
MOTHER TERESA’S “SAY IT OUT LOUD” WRITING COMPETITION: The writing form for October is a 500 word opinion essay with the topic "If I could change something..." Please submit your final good copy to Mrs. Simpson (Rm 138) or Mrs. Zivkovic by Thursday, October 29. Winners will be announced next month. (JS –Oct 9)
STUDENT SERVICES
C.E.E.F.: The Canadian Education Exchange Foundation (C.E.E.F.) has information on its upcoming two-month, three-month and summer programs. Information available in Student Services or visit their website at www.@ceef.ca. (KW –Sep 25)
OTTAWA POLICE VENTURERS is a unique youth program that the police service operates in collaboration with Scouts Canada. Over the school year, youth (14-18) in high school learn about policing, volunteer in the community and are part of a dynamic team. Recruitment Information Session: Thursday October 8th, 2009 7 to 8 p.m. at Ben Franklin Place (Chambers) 101 Centrepointe Drive, Ottawa. Space is limited. Registration packages are only given out at the Recruitment Information Session. For more information:(613)236-1222 ext. 6034, or www.ottawapolice.ca/en/outreach/youth_parent_programs/youth_ventures.cfm. (JH -Oct 8)
COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS OPPORTUNITY: Looking for french tutor for a Grade 2 little boy who lives in the neighbourhood. Please call Sewasew at 613 823-8471. (KW –Sep 25)
CALLING ALL OF OTTAWA’S GRADE 11 AND GRADE 12 DRAMA STUDENTS! Rainbow Montessori School is casting starring roles for their city-wide 2nd annual Night of Fright Fundraiser at the Cursed Castle. Information night is Thursday, October 1st at 6:30pm. Rehearsal Night is Tuesday, October 20th. They are looking for talented volunteers to fill roles. Come see information sheets in Student Services. (KW -Sep 30)
GRADE 12 UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE VISITS: The following schools will be meeting with interested grade 12's. More details to follow.
Thursday Oct 1, period 3, Algonquin College
Tuesday Oct 6, period 2, Queen's University (JH –Oct 6)
DRIVER’S EDUCATION: Driver Education Registration Forms are now available in Student Services. Registration runs from today until October 14th. Acceptance is on a first-come basis. Fee is $682.50. (KW –Oct 14)
GRAD
GRADUATING STUDENTS/COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS: A new policy surrounding Community Service Hours has been adopted at Mother Teresa High School. All graduating students must have completed their forty hours of community service by the date of the school prom if they intend to attend their graduation dance. This comes about as a result of the practice of some students who left their Community Service Hours to the last month of school and were not able to graduate in June. We are encouraging all our graduating students to submit their hours by May 14th, 2010. (NM –Sep 25)
Day 2 - H.S. & Day 3 - Gr. 7 & 8
WHOLE SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS
REMEMBRANCE DAY POSTER COMPETITION: This competition is open to all students in Grade 7 to Grade 12. The due date is Friday, Oct. 30th. Any medium is accepted. If interested, please see Mrs. Mikalauskas in room 102 in order to get the appropriate paper, anytime before homeroom or after school till 3:30. When completed, please bring your masterpiece to room 102 with your name on the back. (GB –Sep 25)
7/8 ANNOUNCEMENTS
7/8 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL: First tryout for 7-8 girls volleyball will be held Thur. Sept. 24 from 3:00-4:15 and on Friday Sept. 25th from 3:00-4:30. Please see Mrs. Ragaisis or Mrs. Torrie-Smith if you are unable to attend. (JTS –Sep 25)
ATTENTION GRADE 8 STUDENTS: Were you a performer in last year's Festival of the Arts? Did you sing a solo? Were you part of Ms. Merklinger's Dance Team? Were you in the production of Candy Cane Court? Were you in Mrs. Antoine's Honour or Junior Band? DVDs of the 3rd Annual Festival of the Arts are on sale now! Visit room 332 to purchase your copy for only $5. These professionally recorded and edited DVDs will preserve your memories of your wonderful performance! (AJ –Sep 30)
HIGH SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS
STUDENT NEWSPAPER: There will be a meeting for members of the student newspaper TODAY at lunch in room 103 to assign column responsibilities. (AH –Sep 24)
WRITING COMPETITIONS: Students interested in entering writing competitions running outside of school are asked to see Mrs. Simpson in Rm 138 at lunch, any time. Stay tuned for more information regarding Mother Teresa's own writing competitions. They begin in October, so warm up those pens! (JS –Sep 25)
NEW YORK CITY 2010 – ONLY 15 SPOTS LEFT! This is a reminder to students (grades 11 and 12), who wish to go to New York City in May, to return their signed permission forms and their deposit cheques as soon as possible to reserve a spot. If you lost or did not pick up a form, additional permission forms are available outside of room 135. Cheques and forms must be submitted to Mrs. Bell-Dagenais in room 135 by September 25th (This Friday!) or risk trip cancellation. (NBD –Sep 25)
REMINDER TO CO-OP STUDENTS: Friday September 25 is an in-school Integration Day. Co-op students must come to school for their regular co-op classes with Mrs. O’Sullivan and Mr. Nearing on that day. Students are asked to meet at the computer lab (318) and to bring with them their journals (4 entries) and their Work Station Profile assignment. (MO –Sep 25)
SWIM TEAM: For all high school students wishing to be part of this year's Titans Swim Team, there will be a brief but very important meeting Monday September 28 in room 202 at the beginning of lunch. See Mrs. Sinclair if you are unable to attend. (JS –Sep 28)
ALL FLOOR HOCKEY ENTHUSIASTS! All students and teachers interested in playing floor hockey on Monday afternoons after school from 3:15 - 4:30 are asked to sign up with Mr. Prigent in the caf/gym phys ed offices before the end of September. Format will depend on interest. The cost is a $5 REFUNDABLE fee provided you attend most of the sessions. There will be a meeting at the end of September for all those who sign up. (DP –Sep 28)
STRATFORD 2009: Mandatory meeting for all students attending the Stratford trip from October 6 -- October 8. Please meet in Rm 138 after school on Tuesday, September 29. (JS –Sep 29)
CAPPIES 2009-2010 -- TWO spots are still available on the Cappies' Team. Please see Mrs. Simpson in Rm 138 for a permission form. (JS –Sep 30)
ATTENTION GRADE 9 STUDENTS: Were you a performer in last year's Festival of the Arts? Did you sing a solo? Were you part of Ms. Merklinger's Dance Team? Were you in the production of Candy Cane Court? Were you in Mrs. Antoine's Honour or Junior Band? DVDs of the 3rd Annual Festival of the Arts are on sale now! Visit room 332 to purchase your copy for only $5. These professionally recorded and edited DVDs will preserve your memories of your wonderful performance! (AJ –Sep 30)
MOTHER TERESA’S “SAY IT OUT LOUD” WRITING COMPETITION: The writing form for October is a 500 word opinion essay with the topic "If I could change something..." Please submit your final good copy to Mrs. Simpson (Rm 138) or Mrs. Zivkovic by Thursday, October 29. Winners will be announced next month. (JS –Oct 9)
STUDENT SERVICES
C.E.E.F.: The Canadian Education Exchange Foundation (C.E.E.F.) has information on its upcoming two-month, three-month and summer programs. Information available in Student Services or visit their website at www.@ceef.ca. (KW –Sep 25)
OTTAWA POLICE VENTURERS is a unique youth program that the police service operates in collaboration with Scouts Canada. Over the school year, youth (14-18) in high school learn about policing, volunteer in the community and are part of a dynamic team. Recruitment Information Session: Thursday October 8th, 2009 7 to 8 p.m. at Ben Franklin Place (Chambers) 101 Centrepointe Drive, Ottawa. Space is limited. Registration packages are only given out at the Recruitment Information Session. For more information:(613)236-1222 ext. 6034, or www.ottawapolice.ca/en/outreach/youth_parent_programs/youth_ventures.cfm. (JH -Oct 8)
COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS OPPORTUNITY: Looking for french tutor for a Grade 2 little boy who lives in the neighbourhood. Please call Sewasew at 613 823-8471. (KW –Sep 25)
CALLING ALL OF OTTAWA’S GRADE 11 AND GRADE 12 DRAMA STUDENTS! Rainbow Montessori School is casting starring roles for their city-wide 2nd annual Night of Fright Fundraiser at the Cursed Castle. Information night is Thursday, October 1st at 6:30pm. Rehearsal Night is Tuesday, October 20th. They are looking for talented volunteers to fill roles. Come see information sheets in Student Services. (KW -Sep 30)
GRADE 12 UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE VISITS: The following schools will be meeting with interested grade 12's. More details to follow.
Thursday Oct 1, period 3, Algonquin College
Tuesday Oct 6, period 2, Queen's University (JH –Oct 6)
DRIVER’S EDUCATION: Driver Education Registration Forms are now available in Student Services. Registration runs from today until October 14th. Acceptance is on a first-come basis. Fee is $682.50. (KW –Oct 14)
GRAD
GRADUATING STUDENTS/COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS: A new policy surrounding Community Service Hours has been adopted at Mother Teresa High School. All graduating students must have completed their forty hours of community service by the date of the school prom if they intend to attend their graduation dance. This comes about as a result of the practice of some students who left their Community Service Hours to the last month of school and were not able to graduate in June. We are encouraging all our graduating students to submit their hours by May 14th, 2010. (NM –Sep 25)
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Day 1 - H.S. & Day 2 - Gr. 7 & 8
WHOLE SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS
OPENING LITURGY: Our Opening Liturgy will take place this morning during Periods 1 and 2.
9:05 – (Period 1) Grade 7, 8, and 9 classes will be called down.
10:25 – (Period 2) Grade 10, 11 and 12 classes will be called down.
Please wait to be called down to the gym/cafeteria. Each class does have an assigned row of seats. (DH –Sep 23)
REMEMBRANCE DAY POSTER COMPETITION: This competition is open to all students in Grade 7 to Grade 12. The due date is Friday, Oct. 30th. Any medium is accepted. If interested, please see Mrs. Mikalauskas in room 102 in order to get the appropriate paper, anytime before homeroom or after school till 3:30. When completed, please bring your masterpiece to room 102 with your name on the back. (GB –Sep 25)
7/8 ANNOUNCEMENTS
7/8 BOYS VOLLEYBALL: Tryouts will be held this week in the Caf Gym:
Monday, September 21st - 3:15 PM
Tuesday, September 22nd - 3:15 PM
Wednesday, September 23rd - 3:15 PM
Questions? See Ms. McKenna or Mrs. Jewitt. (TM –Sep 23)
ATTENTION GRADE 8 STUDENTS: Were you a performer in last year's Festival of the Arts? Did you sing a solo? Were you part of Ms. Merklinger's Dance Team? Were you in the production of Candy Cane Court? Were you in Mrs. Antoine's Honour or Junior Band? DVDs of the 3rd Annual Festival of the Arts are on sale now! Visit room 332 to purchase your copy for only $5. These professionally recorded and edited DVDs will preserve your memories of your wonderful performance! (AJ –Sep 30)
HIGH SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS
STAND UP TO BULLYING SQUAD: The Stand up to Bullying Squad will meet in the career centre at 11:50 today, Wednesday Sept 23rd. New members are welcome. (TC –Sep 23)
OUTDOOR CLUB: Could all the members of the outdoor club who signed up for the camping trip please meet in room 103 at 12:00 pm Wednesday September 23. (MF –Sep 23)
STRATFORD 2009: A last minute spot just opened up for the Stratford trip. See Mrs. Simpson in Rm 138 for a permission form. Please make a $375 cheque out to Mother Teresa Catholic High School. (JS –Sep 23)
WRITING COMPETITIONS: Students interested in entering writing competitions running outside of school are asked to see Mrs. Simpson in Rm 138 at lunch, any time. Stay tuned for more information regarding Mother Teresa's own writing competitions. They begin in October, so warm up those pens! (JS –Sep 25)
NEW YORK CITY 2010 – ONLY 15 SPOTS LEFT! This is a reminder to students (grades 11 and 12), who wish to go to New York City in May, to return their signed permission forms and their deposit cheques as soon as possible to reserve a spot. If you lost or did not pick up a form, additional permission forms are available outside of room 135. Cheques and forms must be submitted to Mrs. Bell-Dagenais in room 135 by September 25th (This Friday!) or risk trip cancellation. (NBD –Sep 25)
REMINDER TO CO-OP STUDENTS: Friday September 25 is an in-school Integration Day. Co-op students must come to school for their regular co-op classes with Mrs. O’Sullivan and Mr. Nearing on that day. Students are asked to meet at the computer lab (318) and to bring with them their journals (4 entries) and their Work Station Profile assignment. (MO –Sep 25)
ALL FLOOR HOCKEY ENTHUSIASTS! All students and teachers interested in playing floor hockey on Monday afternoons after school from 3:15 - 4:30 are asked to sign up with Mr. Prigent in the caf/gym phys ed offices before the end of September. Format will depend on interest. The cost is a $5 REFUNDABLE fee provided you attend most of the sessions. There will be a meeting at the end of September for all those who sign up. (DP –Sep 28)
ATTENTION GRADE 9 STUDENTS: Were you a performer in last year's Festival of the Arts? Did you sing a solo? Were you part of Ms. Merklinger's Dance Team? Were you in the production of Candy Cane Court? Were you in Mrs. Antoine's Honour or Junior Band? DVDs of the 3rd Annual Festival of the Arts are on sale now! Visit room 332 to purchase your copy for only $5. These professionally recorded and edited DVDs will preserve your memories of your wonderful performance! (AJ –Sep 30)
STUDENT SERVICES
C.E.E.F.: The Canadian Education Exchange Foundation (C.E.E.F.) has information on its upcoming two-month, three-month and summer programs. Information available in Student Services or visit their website at www.@ceef.ca. (KW –Sep 25)
OTTAWA POLICE VENTURERS: Volunteer opportunity! Are you 14 – 18 years of age and attending a secondary school? Are you interested in learning more about policing, being part of a dynamic team and helping your community? Then you should consider joining Ottawa Police Venturers. Applications for the program will only be provided at the Recruitment Information Night - Thursday October 8, 2009, at Ben Franklin Place (Chambers), 101 Centrepointe Drive. For more information about the Ottawa Police Venturer program, visit ottawapolice.ca or call 613-236-1222 ext. 6034. (SD -Sep 25)
COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS OPPORTUNITY: Looking for french tutor for a Grade 2 little boy who lives in the neighbourhood. Please call Sewasew at 613 823-8471. (KW –Sep 25)
CALLING ALL OF OTTAWA’S GRADE 11 AND GRADE 12 DRAMA STUDENTS! Rainbow Montessori School is casting starring roles for their city-wide 2nd annual Night of Fright Fundraiser at the Cursed Castle. Information night is Thursday, October 1st at 6:30pm. Rehearsal Night is Tuesday, October 20th. They are looking for talented volunteers to fill roles. Come see information sheets in Student Services. (KW -Sep 30)
GRADE 12 UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE VISITS: The following schools will be meeting with interested grade 12's. More details to follow.
Thursday Oct 1, period 3, Algonquin College
Tuesday Oct 6, period 2, Queen's University (JH –Oct 6)
DRIVER’S EDUCATION: Driver Education Registration Forms are now available in Student Services. Registration runs from today until October 14th. Acceptance is on a first-come basis. Fee is $682.50. (KW –Oct 14)
GRAD
GRADUATING STUDENTS/COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS: A new policy surrounding Community Service Hours has been adopted at Mother Teresa High School. All graduating students must have completed their forty hours of community service by the date of the school prom if they intend to attend their graduation dance. This comes about as a result of the practice of some students who left their Community Service Hours to the last month of school and were not able to graduate in June. We are encouraging all our graduating students to submit their hours by May 14th, 2010. (NM –Sep 25)
Day 1 - H.S. & Day 2 - Gr. 7 & 8
WHOLE SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS
OPENING LITURGY: Our Opening Liturgy will take place this morning during Periods 1 and 2.
9:05 – (Period 1) Grade 7, 8, and 9 classes will be called down.
10:25 – (Period 2) Grade 10, 11 and 12 classes will be called down.
Please wait to be called down to the gym/cafeteria. Each class does have an assigned row of seats. (DH –Sep 23)
REMEMBRANCE DAY POSTER COMPETITION: This competition is open to all students in Grade 7 to Grade 12. The due date is Friday, Oct. 30th. Any medium is accepted. If interested, please see Mrs. Mikalauskas in room 102 in order to get the appropriate paper, anytime before homeroom or after school till 3:30. When completed, please bring your masterpiece to room 102 with your name on the back. (GB –Sep 25)
7/8 ANNOUNCEMENTS
7/8 BOYS VOLLEYBALL: Tryouts will be held this week in the Caf Gym:
Monday, September 21st - 3:15 PM
Tuesday, September 22nd - 3:15 PM
Wednesday, September 23rd - 3:15 PM
Questions? See Ms. McKenna or Mrs. Jewitt. (TM –Sep 23)
ATTENTION GRADE 8 STUDENTS: Were you a performer in last year's Festival of the Arts? Did you sing a solo? Were you part of Ms. Merklinger's Dance Team? Were you in the production of Candy Cane Court? Were you in Mrs. Antoine's Honour or Junior Band? DVDs of the 3rd Annual Festival of the Arts are on sale now! Visit room 332 to purchase your copy for only $5. These professionally recorded and edited DVDs will preserve your memories of your wonderful performance! (AJ –Sep 30)
HIGH SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS
STAND UP TO BULLYING SQUAD: The Stand up to Bullying Squad will meet in the career centre at 11:50 today, Wednesday Sept 23rd. New members are welcome. (TC –Sep 23)
OUTDOOR CLUB: Could all the members of the outdoor club who signed up for the camping trip please meet in room 103 at 12:00 pm Wednesday September 23. (MF –Sep 23)
STRATFORD 2009: A last minute spot just opened up for the Stratford trip. See Mrs. Simpson in Rm 138 for a permission form. Please make a $375 cheque out to Mother Teresa Catholic High School. (JS –Sep 23)
WRITING COMPETITIONS: Students interested in entering writing competitions running outside of school are asked to see Mrs. Simpson in Rm 138 at lunch, any time. Stay tuned for more information regarding Mother Teresa's own writing competitions. They begin in October, so warm up those pens! (JS –Sep 25)
NEW YORK CITY 2010 – ONLY 15 SPOTS LEFT! This is a reminder to students (grades 11 and 12), who wish to go to New York City in May, to return their signed permission forms and their deposit cheques as soon as possible to reserve a spot. If you lost or did not pick up a form, additional permission forms are available outside of room 135. Cheques and forms must be submitted to Mrs. Bell-Dagenais in room 135 by September 25th (This Friday!) or risk trip cancellation. (NBD –Sep 25)
REMINDER TO CO-OP STUDENTS: Friday September 25 is an in-school Integration Day. Co-op students must come to school for their regular co-op classes with Mrs. O’Sullivan and Mr. Nearing on that day. Students are asked to meet at the computer lab (318) and to bring with them their journals (4 entries) and their Work Station Profile assignment. (MO –Sep 25)
ALL FLOOR HOCKEY ENTHUSIASTS! All students and teachers interested in playing floor hockey on Monday afternoons after school from 3:15 - 4:30 are asked to sign up with Mr. Prigent in the caf/gym phys ed offices before the end of September. Format will depend on interest. The cost is a $5 REFUNDABLE fee provided you attend most of the sessions. There will be a meeting at the end of September for all those who sign up. (DP –Sep 28)
ATTENTION GRADE 9 STUDENTS: Were you a performer in last year's Festival of the Arts? Did you sing a solo? Were you part of Ms. Merklinger's Dance Team? Were you in the production of Candy Cane Court? Were you in Mrs. Antoine's Honour or Junior Band? DVDs of the 3rd Annual Festival of the Arts are on sale now! Visit room 332 to purchase your copy for only $5. These professionally recorded and edited DVDs will preserve your memories of your wonderful performance! (AJ –Sep 30)
STUDENT SERVICES
C.E.E.F.: The Canadian Education Exchange Foundation (C.E.E.F.) has information on its upcoming two-month, three-month and summer programs. Information available in Student Services or visit their website at www.@ceef.ca. (KW –Sep 25)
OTTAWA POLICE VENTURERS: Volunteer opportunity! Are you 14 – 18 years of age and attending a secondary school? Are you interested in learning more about policing, being part of a dynamic team and helping your community? Then you should consider joining Ottawa Police Venturers. Applications for the program will only be provided at the Recruitment Information Night - Thursday October 8, 2009, at Ben Franklin Place (Chambers), 101 Centrepointe Drive. For more information about the Ottawa Police Venturer program, visit ottawapolice.ca or call 613-236-1222 ext. 6034. (SD -Sep 25)
COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS OPPORTUNITY: Looking for french tutor for a Grade 2 little boy who lives in the neighbourhood. Please call Sewasew at 613 823-8471. (KW –Sep 25)
CALLING ALL OF OTTAWA’S GRADE 11 AND GRADE 12 DRAMA STUDENTS! Rainbow Montessori School is casting starring roles for their city-wide 2nd annual Night of Fright Fundraiser at the Cursed Castle. Information night is Thursday, October 1st at 6:30pm. Rehearsal Night is Tuesday, October 20th. They are looking for talented volunteers to fill roles. Come see information sheets in Student Services. (KW -Sep 30)
GRADE 12 UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE VISITS: The following schools will be meeting with interested grade 12's. More details to follow.
Thursday Oct 1, period 3, Algonquin College
Tuesday Oct 6, period 2, Queen's University (JH –Oct 6)
DRIVER’S EDUCATION: Driver Education Registration Forms are now available in Student Services. Registration runs from today until October 14th. Acceptance is on a first-come basis. Fee is $682.50. (KW –Oct 14)
GRAD
GRADUATING STUDENTS/COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS: A new policy surrounding Community Service Hours has been adopted at Mother Teresa High School. All graduating students must have completed their forty hours of community service by the date of the school prom if they intend to attend their graduation dance. This comes about as a result of the practice of some students who left their Community Service Hours to the last month of school and were not able to graduate in June. We are encouraging all our graduating students to submit their hours by May 14th, 2010. (NM –Sep 25)
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Day 2 - H.S. & Day 1 - Gr. 7 & 8
WHOLE SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS
REMEMBRANCE DAY POSTER COMPETITION: This competition is open to all students in Grade 7 to Grade 12. The due date is Friday, Oct. 30th. Any medium is accepted. If interested, please see Mrs. Mikalauskas in room 102 in order to get the appropriate paper, anytime before homeroom or after school till 3:30. When completed, please bring your masterpiece to room 102 with your name on the back. (GB –Sep 25)
7/8 ANNOUNCEMENTS
7/8 BOYS VOLLEYBALL: Tryouts will be held this week in the Caf Gym:
Monday, September 21st - 3:15 PM
Tuesday, September 22nd - 3:15 PM
Wednesday, September 23rd - 3:15 PM
Questions? See Ms. McKenna or Mrs. Jewitt. (TM –Sep 23)
ATTENTION GRADE 8 STUDENTS: Were you a performer in last year's Festival of the Arts? Did you sing a solo? Were you part of Ms. Merklinger's Dance Team? Were you in the production of Candy Cane Court? Were you in Mrs. Antoine's Honour or Junior Band? DVDs of the 3rd Annual Festival of the Arts are on sale now! Visit room 332 to purchase your copy for only $5. These professionally recorded and edited DVDs will preserve your memories of your wonderful performance! (AJ –Sep 30)
HIGH SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS
HOMECOMING DANCE: Today is the final day to purchase tickets to the Homecoming dance. The dance takes place this Friday night. Tickets are five dollars and are on sale at lunch in the atrium. No tickets will be sold at the door, so get your tickets today! (NBD –Sep 22)
OUTDOOR CLUB: Could all the members of the outdoor club who signed up for the camping trip please meet in room 103 at 12:00 pm Wednesday September 23. (MF –Sep 23)
STRATFORD 2009: A last minute spot just opened up for the Stratford trip. See Mrs. Simpson in Rm 138 for a permission form. Please make a $375 cheque out to Mother Teresa Catholic High School. (JS –Sep 23)
WRITING COMPETITIONS: Students interested in entering writing competitions running outside of school are asked to see Mrs. Simpson in Rm 138 at lunch, any time. Stay tuned for more information regarding Mother Teresa's own writing competitions. They begin in October, so warm up those pens! (JS –Sep 25)
NEW YORK CITY 2010 – ONLY 15 SPOTS LEFT! This is a reminder to students (grades 11 and 12), who wish to go to New York City in May, to return their signed permission forms and their deposit cheques as soon as possible to reserve a spot. If you lost or did not pick up a form, additional permission forms are available outside of room 135. Cheques and forms must be submitted to Mrs. Bell-Dagenais in room 135 by September 25th (This Friday!) or risk trip cancellation. (NBD –Sep 25)
REMINDER TO CO-OP STUDENTS: Friday September 25 is an in-school Integration Day. Co-op students must come to school for their regular co-op classes with Mrs. O’Sullivan and Mr. Nearing on that day. Students are asked to meet at the computer lab (318) and to bring with them their journals (4 entries) and their Work Station Profile assignment. (MO –Sep 25)
ALL FLOOR HOCKEY ENTHUSIASTS! All students and teachers interested in playing floor hockey on Monday afternoons after school from 3:15 - 4:30 are asked to sign up with Mr. Prigent in the caf/gym phys ed offices before the end of September. Format will depend on interest. The cost is a $5 REFUNDABLE fee provided you attend most of the sessions. There will be a meeting at the end of September for all those who sign up. (DP –Sep 28)
ATTENTION GRADE 9 STUDENTS: Were you a performer in last year's Festival of the Arts? Did you sing a solo? Were you part of Ms. Merklinger's Dance Team? Were you in the production of Candy Cane Court? Were you in Mrs. Antoine's Honour or Junior Band? DVDs of the 3rd Annual Festival of the Arts are on sale now! Visit room 332 to purchase your copy for only $5. These professionally recorded and edited DVDs will preserve your memories of your wonderful performance! (AJ –Sep 30)
STUDENT SERVICES
C.E.E.F.: The Canadian Education Exchange Foundation (C.E.E.F.) has information on its upcoming two-month, three-month and summer programs. Information available in Student Services or visit their website at www.@ceef.ca. (KW –Sep 25)
OTTAWA POLICE VENTURERS: Volunteer opportunity! Are you 14 – 18 years of age and attending a secondary school? Are you interested in learning more about policing, being part of a dynamic team and helping your community? Then you should consider joining Ottawa Police Venturers. Applications for the program will only be provided at the Recruitment Information Night - Thursday October 8, 2009, at Ben Franklin Place (Chambers), 101 Centrepointe Drive. For more information about the Ottawa Police Venturer program, visit ottawapolice.ca or call 613-236-1222 ext. 6034. (SD -Sep 25)
COMMUNITY SERVICE HOUR OPPORTUNITY: Looking for french tutor for a Grade 2 little boy who lives in the neighbourhood. Please call Sewasew at 613 823-8471. (KW –Sep 25)
CALLING ALL OF OTTAWA’S GRADE 11 AND GRADE 12 DRAMA STUDENTS! Rainbow Montessori School is casting starring roles for their city-wide 2nd annual Night of Fright Fundraiser at the Cursed Castle. Information night is Thursday, October 1st at 6:30pm. Rehearsal Night is Tuesday, October 20th. They are looking for talented volunteers to fill roles. Come see information sheets in Student Services. (KW -Sep 30)
GRADE 12 UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE VISITS: The following schools will be meeting with interested grade 12's. More details to follow.
Monday Sept 21, period 1, Carleton University
Tuesday Sept 22, period 4, Ottawa University **Corrected time**
Thursday Oct 1, period 3, Algonquin College
Tuesday Oct 6, period 2, Queen's University (JH –Oct 6)
DRIVER’S EDUCATION: Driver Education Registration Forms are now available in Student Services. Registration runs from today until October 14th. Acceptance is on a first-come basis. Fee is $682.50. (KW –Oct 14)
GRAD
GRADUATING STUDENTS/COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS: A new policy surrounding Community Service Hours has been adopted at Mother Teresa High School. All graduating students must have completed their forty hours of community service by the date of the school prom if they intend to attend their graduation dance. This comes about as a result of the practice of some students who left their Community Service Hours to the last month of school and were not able to graduate in June. We are encouraging all our graduating students to submit their hours by May 14th, 2010. (NM –Sep 25)
Day 2 - H.S. & Day 1 - Gr. 7 & 8
WHOLE SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS
REMEMBRANCE DAY POSTER COMPETITION: This competition is open to all students in Grade 7 to Grade 12. The due date is Friday, Oct. 30th. Any medium is accepted. If interested, please see Mrs. Mikalauskas in room 102 in order to get the appropriate paper, anytime before homeroom or after school till 3:30. When completed, please bring your masterpiece to room 102 with your name on the back. (GB –Sep 25)
7/8 ANNOUNCEMENTS
7/8 BOYS VOLLEYBALL: Tryouts will be held this week in the Caf Gym:
Monday, September 21st - 3:15 PM
Tuesday, September 22nd - 3:15 PM
Wednesday, September 23rd - 3:15 PM
Questions? See Ms. McKenna or Mrs. Jewitt. (TM –Sep 23)
ATTENTION GRADE 8 STUDENTS: Were you a performer in last year's Festival of the Arts? Did you sing a solo? Were you part of Ms. Merklinger's Dance Team? Were you in the production of Candy Cane Court? Were you in Mrs. Antoine's Honour or Junior Band? DVDs of the 3rd Annual Festival of the Arts are on sale now! Visit room 332 to purchase your copy for only $5. These professionally recorded and edited DVDs will preserve your memories of your wonderful performance! (AJ –Sep 30)
HIGH SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS
HOMECOMING DANCE: Today is the final day to purchase tickets to the Homecoming dance. The dance takes place this Friday night. Tickets are five dollars and are on sale at lunch in the atrium. No tickets will be sold at the door, so get your tickets today! (NBD –Sep 22)
OUTDOOR CLUB: Could all the members of the outdoor club who signed up for the camping trip please meet in room 103 at 12:00 pm Wednesday September 23. (MF –Sep 23)
STRATFORD 2009: A last minute spot just opened up for the Stratford trip. See Mrs. Simpson in Rm 138 for a permission form. Please make a $375 cheque out to Mother Teresa Catholic High School. (JS –Sep 23)
WRITING COMPETITIONS: Students interested in entering writing competitions running outside of school are asked to see Mrs. Simpson in Rm 138 at lunch, any time. Stay tuned for more information regarding Mother Teresa's own writing competitions. They begin in October, so warm up those pens! (JS –Sep 25)
NEW YORK CITY 2010 – ONLY 15 SPOTS LEFT! This is a reminder to students (grades 11 and 12), who wish to go to New York City in May, to return their signed permission forms and their deposit cheques as soon as possible to reserve a spot. If you lost or did not pick up a form, additional permission forms are available outside of room 135. Cheques and forms must be submitted to Mrs. Bell-Dagenais in room 135 by September 25th (This Friday!) or risk trip cancellation. (NBD –Sep 25)
REMINDER TO CO-OP STUDENTS: Friday September 25 is an in-school Integration Day. Co-op students must come to school for their regular co-op classes with Mrs. O’Sullivan and Mr. Nearing on that day. Students are asked to meet at the computer lab (318) and to bring with them their journals (4 entries) and their Work Station Profile assignment. (MO –Sep 25)
ALL FLOOR HOCKEY ENTHUSIASTS! All students and teachers interested in playing floor hockey on Monday afternoons after school from 3:15 - 4:30 are asked to sign up with Mr. Prigent in the caf/gym phys ed offices before the end of September. Format will depend on interest. The cost is a $5 REFUNDABLE fee provided you attend most of the sessions. There will be a meeting at the end of September for all those who sign up. (DP –Sep 28)
ATTENTION GRADE 9 STUDENTS: Were you a performer in last year's Festival of the Arts? Did you sing a solo? Were you part of Ms. Merklinger's Dance Team? Were you in the production of Candy Cane Court? Were you in Mrs. Antoine's Honour or Junior Band? DVDs of the 3rd Annual Festival of the Arts are on sale now! Visit room 332 to purchase your copy for only $5. These professionally recorded and edited DVDs will preserve your memories of your wonderful performance! (AJ –Sep 30)
STUDENT SERVICES
C.E.E.F.: The Canadian Education Exchange Foundation (C.E.E.F.) has information on its upcoming two-month, three-month and summer programs. Information available in Student Services or visit their website at www.@ceef.ca. (KW –Sep 25)
OTTAWA POLICE VENTURERS: Volunteer opportunity! Are you 14 – 18 years of age and attending a secondary school? Are you interested in learning more about policing, being part of a dynamic team and helping your community? Then you should consider joining Ottawa Police Venturers. Applications for the program will only be provided at the Recruitment Information Night - Thursday October 8, 2009, at Ben Franklin Place (Chambers), 101 Centrepointe Drive. For more information about the Ottawa Police Venturer program, visit ottawapolice.ca or call 613-236-1222 ext. 6034. (SD -Sep 25)
COMMUNITY SERVICE HOUR OPPORTUNITY: Looking for french tutor for a Grade 2 little boy who lives in the neighbourhood. Please call Sewasew at 613 823-8471. (KW –Sep 25)
CALLING ALL OF OTTAWA’S GRADE 11 AND GRADE 12 DRAMA STUDENTS! Rainbow Montessori School is casting starring roles for their city-wide 2nd annual Night of Fright Fundraiser at the Cursed Castle. Information night is Thursday, October 1st at 6:30pm. Rehearsal Night is Tuesday, October 20th. They are looking for talented volunteers to fill roles. Come see information sheets in Student Services. (KW -Sep 30)
GRADE 12 UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE VISITS: The following schools will be meeting with interested grade 12's. More details to follow.
Monday Sept 21, period 1, Carleton University
Tuesday Sept 22, period 4, Ottawa University **Corrected time**
Thursday Oct 1, period 3, Algonquin College
Tuesday Oct 6, period 2, Queen's University (JH –Oct 6)
DRIVER’S EDUCATION: Driver Education Registration Forms are now available in Student Services. Registration runs from today until October 14th. Acceptance is on a first-come basis. Fee is $682.50. (KW –Oct 14)
GRAD
GRADUATING STUDENTS/COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS: A new policy surrounding Community Service Hours has been adopted at Mother Teresa High School. All graduating students must have completed their forty hours of community service by the date of the school prom if they intend to attend their graduation dance. This comes about as a result of the practice of some students who left their Community Service Hours to the last month of school and were not able to graduate in June. We are encouraging all our graduating students to submit their hours by May 14th, 2010. (NM –Sep 25)
Monday, September 21, 2009
Day 1 - H.S. & Day 5 - Gr. 7 & 8
WHOLE SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS
REMEMBRANCE DAY POSTER COMPETITION: This competition is open to all students in Grade 7 to Grade 12. The due date is Friday, Oct. 30th. Any medium is accepted. If interested, please see Mrs. Mikalauskas in room 102 in order to get the appropriate paper, anytime before homeroom or after school till 3:30. When completed, please bring your masterpiece to room 102 with your name on the back. (GB –Sep 25)
7/8 ANNOUNCEMENTS
MT AMBASSADORS: Do you like helping others? MT is looking for grade 7 and 8 students who are positive role models to create a welcoming school environment. We help out at parent nights, with new students to MT and on other special projects. For more information, please attend a meeting Monday, September 21st at 12:40 in Student Services. Applications are due September 30th. (MP –Sep 21)
7/8 BOYS VOLLEYBALL: Tryouts will be held this week in the Caf Gym:
Monday, September 21st - 3:15 PM
Tuesday, September 22nd - 3:15 PM
Wednesday, September 23rd - 3:15 PM
Questions? See Ms. McKenna or Mrs. Jewitt. (TM –Sep 23)
SUPER STORY POSTCARD CONTEST: Do you like to write short stories? Are you interested in writing about how you would make the planet a better place? Drop by the library for contest details. (CHV –Sep 21)
ATTENTION GRADE 8 STUDENTS: Were you a performer in last year's Festival of the Arts? Did you sing a solo? Were you part of Ms. Merklinger's Dance Team? Were you in the production of Candy Cane Court? Were you in Mrs. Antoine's Honour or Junior Band? DVDs of the 3rd Annual Festival of the Arts are on sale now! Visit room 332 to purchase your copy for only $5. These professionally recorded and edited DVDs will preserve your memories of your wonderful performance! (AJ –Sep 30)
HIGH SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS
KNITTING CLUB: Are you interested in learning how to knit your own scarves, hats, and mittens? Do you already know how, and want to meet others who share this talent? Come check out the knitting club in the library at lunch TODAY. (AH –Sep 21)
TUG OF WAR COMPETITION – VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: If you are in Gr. 11 or 12 and need 12 hours of community service, Mother Teresa HS is entered into the "BIG PULL" on September 26 (Saturday) - See Mr. Prigent to see if you are eligible before Tuesday Sept 22. (DP –Sep 21)
ALL FLOOR HOCKEY ENTHUSIASTS! All students and teachers interested in playing floor hockey on Monday afternoons after school from 3:15 - 4:30 are asked to sign up with Mr. Prigent in the caf/gym phys ed offices before the end of September. Format will depend on interest. The cost is a $5 REFUNDABLE fee provided you attend most of the sessions. There will be a meeting at the end of September for all those who sign up. (DP –Sep 28)
ATTENTION GRADE 9 STUDENTS: Were you a performer in last year's Festival of the Arts? Did you sing a solo? Were you part of Ms. Merklinger's Dance Team? Were you in the production of Candy Cane Court? Were you in Mrs. Antoine's Honour or Junior Band? DVDs of the 3rd Annual Festival of the Arts are on sale now! Visit room 332 to purchase your copy for only $5. These professionally recorded and edited DVDs will preserve your memories of your wonderful performance! (AJ –Sep 30)
STUDENT SERVICES
C.E.E.F.: The Canadian Education Exchange Foundation (C.E.E.F.) has information on its upcoming two-month, three-month and summer programs. Information available in Student Services or visit their website at www.@ceef.ca. (KW –Sep 25)
OTTAWA POLICE VENTURERS: Volunteer opportunity! Are you 14 – 18 years of age and attending a secondary school? Are you interested in learning more about policing, being part of a dynamic team and helping your community? Then you should consider joining Ottawa Police Venturers. Applications for the program will only be provided at the Recruitment Information Night - Thursday October 8, 2009, at Ben Franklin Place (Chambers), 101 Centrepointe Drive. For more information about the Ottawa Police Venturer program, visit ottawapolice.ca or call 613-236-1222 ext. 6034. (SD -Sep 25)
GRADE 12 UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE VISITS: The following schools will be meeting with interested grade 12's. More details to follow.
Monday Sept 21, period 1, Carleton University
Tuesday Sept 22, period 2, Ottawa University
Thursday Oct 1, period 3, Algonquin College
Tuesday Oct 6, period 2, Queen's University (JH –Oct 6)
DRIVER’S EDUCATION: Driver Education Registration Forms are now available in Student Services. Registration runs from today until October 14th. Acceptance is on a first-come basis. Fee is $682.50. (KW –Oct 14)
GRAD
GRADUATING STUDENTS/COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS: A new policy surrounding Community Service Hours has been adopted at Mother Teresa High School. All graduating students must have completed their forty hours of community service by the date of the school prom if they intend to attend their graduation dance. This comes about as a result of the practice of some students who left their Community Service Hours to the last month of school and were not able to graduate in June. We are encouraging all our graduating students to submit their hours by May 14th, 2010. (NM –Sep 25)
Day 1 - H.S. & Day 5 - Gr. 7 & 8
WHOLE SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS
REMEMBRANCE DAY POSTER COMPETITION: This competition is open to all students in Grade 7 to Grade 12. The due date is Friday, Oct. 30th. Any medium is accepted. If interested, please see Mrs. Mikalauskas in room 102 in order to get the appropriate paper, anytime before homeroom or after school till 3:30. When completed, please bring your masterpiece to room 102 with your name on the back. (GB –Sep 25)
7/8 ANNOUNCEMENTS
MT AMBASSADORS: Do you like helping others? MT is looking for grade 7 and 8 students who are positive role models to create a welcoming school environment. We help out at parent nights, with new students to MT and on other special projects. For more information, please attend a meeting Monday, September 21st at 12:40 in Student Services. Applications are due September 30th. (MP –Sep 21)
7/8 BOYS VOLLEYBALL: Tryouts will be held this week in the Caf Gym:
Monday, September 21st - 3:15 PM
Tuesday, September 22nd - 3:15 PM
Wednesday, September 23rd - 3:15 PM
Questions? See Ms. McKenna or Mrs. Jewitt. (TM –Sep 23)
SUPER STORY POSTCARD CONTEST: Do you like to write short stories? Are you interested in writing about how you would make the planet a better place? Drop by the library for contest details. (CHV –Sep 21)
ATTENTION GRADE 8 STUDENTS: Were you a performer in last year's Festival of the Arts? Did you sing a solo? Were you part of Ms. Merklinger's Dance Team? Were you in the production of Candy Cane Court? Were you in Mrs. Antoine's Honour or Junior Band? DVDs of the 3rd Annual Festival of the Arts are on sale now! Visit room 332 to purchase your copy for only $5. These professionally recorded and edited DVDs will preserve your memories of your wonderful performance! (AJ –Sep 30)
HIGH SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS
KNITTING CLUB: Are you interested in learning how to knit your own scarves, hats, and mittens? Do you already know how, and want to meet others who share this talent? Come check out the knitting club in the library at lunch TODAY. (AH –Sep 21)
TUG OF WAR COMPETITION – VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: If you are in Gr. 11 or 12 and need 12 hours of community service, Mother Teresa HS is entered into the "BIG PULL" on September 26 (Saturday) - See Mr. Prigent to see if you are eligible before Tuesday Sept 22. (DP –Sep 21)
ALL FLOOR HOCKEY ENTHUSIASTS! All students and teachers interested in playing floor hockey on Monday afternoons after school from 3:15 - 4:30 are asked to sign up with Mr. Prigent in the caf/gym phys ed offices before the end of September. Format will depend on interest. The cost is a $5 REFUNDABLE fee provided you attend most of the sessions. There will be a meeting at the end of September for all those who sign up. (DP –Sep 28)
ATTENTION GRADE 9 STUDENTS: Were you a performer in last year's Festival of the Arts? Did you sing a solo? Were you part of Ms. Merklinger's Dance Team? Were you in the production of Candy Cane Court? Were you in Mrs. Antoine's Honour or Junior Band? DVDs of the 3rd Annual Festival of the Arts are on sale now! Visit room 332 to purchase your copy for only $5. These professionally recorded and edited DVDs will preserve your memories of your wonderful performance! (AJ –Sep 30)
STUDENT SERVICES
C.E.E.F.: The Canadian Education Exchange Foundation (C.E.E.F.) has information on its upcoming two-month, three-month and summer programs. Information available in Student Services or visit their website at www.@ceef.ca. (KW –Sep 25)
OTTAWA POLICE VENTURERS: Volunteer opportunity! Are you 14 – 18 years of age and attending a secondary school? Are you interested in learning more about policing, being part of a dynamic team and helping your community? Then you should consider joining Ottawa Police Venturers. Applications for the program will only be provided at the Recruitment Information Night - Thursday October 8, 2009, at Ben Franklin Place (Chambers), 101 Centrepointe Drive. For more information about the Ottawa Police Venturer program, visit ottawapolice.ca or call 613-236-1222 ext. 6034. (SD -Sep 25)
GRADE 12 UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE VISITS: The following schools will be meeting with interested grade 12's. More details to follow.
Monday Sept 21, period 1, Carleton University
Tuesday Sept 22, period 2, Ottawa University
Thursday Oct 1, period 3, Algonquin College
Tuesday Oct 6, period 2, Queen's University (JH –Oct 6)
DRIVER’S EDUCATION: Driver Education Registration Forms are now available in Student Services. Registration runs from today until October 14th. Acceptance is on a first-come basis. Fee is $682.50. (KW –Oct 14)
GRAD
GRADUATING STUDENTS/COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS: A new policy surrounding Community Service Hours has been adopted at Mother Teresa High School. All graduating students must have completed their forty hours of community service by the date of the school prom if they intend to attend their graduation dance. This comes about as a result of the practice of some students who left their Community Service Hours to the last month of school and were not able to graduate in June. We are encouraging all our graduating students to submit their hours by May 14th, 2010. (NM –Sep 25)
Friday, September 18, 2009
Day 2 - H.S. & Day 4 - Gr. 7 & 8
WHOLE SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS
COME CHEER ON OUR FOOTBALL TEAM! Today our Varsity Football Team has its first regular season game against Sacred Heart, here at 1:30pm. Since this is the first football game at Mother Teresa in two years and it is our only home game on a Friday afternoon throughout the regular season play, we will be having a "buy out" for all of our students, Grades 7 -12. Cost is $ 2. All high school Period Four teachers and intermediate Period Five teachers must take attendance on Friday afternoon, and only dismiss those who paid. Please send all money collected to the main office and record the names of your students who paid. We are not issuing tickets. Please do not dismiss until we make the announcement. (SD –Sep 18)
ARTISTS NEEDED… If you enjoy drawing, your artistic talent is needed for a few school activities. Please drop by the library for more information. (CHV –Sep 18)
REMEMBRANCE DAY POSTER COMPETITION: This competition is open to all students in Grade 7 to Grade 12. The due date is Friday, Oct. 30th. Any medium is accepted. If interested, please see Mrs. Mikalauskas in room 102 in order to get the appropriate paper, anytime before homeroom or after school till 3:30. When completed, please bring your masterpiece to room 102 with your name on the back. (GB –Sep 25)
7/8 ANNOUNCEMENTS
7/8 BOYS SOCCER TEAM: There will be a meeting at the beginning of lunch today, outside the Caf. Gym, by the P.E. offices, to go over the details of Monday's final game. (MM –Sep 18)
7/8 INTRAMURALS: Teams that have signed up for Dodgeball Intramurals are expected to check the Intramural Schedule before school/at lunch/during PE class. Four games have already been played. (TM –Sep 18)
GRADE 7/8 DANCE TEAM: Do you love to dance, learn new steps, and have fun? Come out weekly and learn new jazz and hip hop routines to perform throughout the year. Any Grade 7 and 8 students interested in being a part of this year's dance team, please sign up outside of Room 337. More information on dates and times to come. (JM –Sep 18)
7/8 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL: Any grade 7/8 girls interested in trying out for the volleyball team are asked to please sign up on the sheet on the door of room 204 by the end of this week. Please listen for upcoming announcements regarding try-out dates and see Mrs. Ragaisis if you have any questions. (SR –Sep 18)
7/8 BOYS VOLLEYBALL: Attention Grade 7/8 Boys Interested in Trying Out for Volleyball: Make sure you have signed your name to the list posted outside room 332 before Friday, September 18th. Tryouts will be held next week in the Caf Gym:
Monday, September 21st - 3:15 PM
Tuesday, September 22nd - 3:15 PM
Wednesday, September 23rd - 3:15 PM
Questions? See Ms. McKenna or Mrs. Jewitt. (TM –Sep 18)
MT AMBASSADORS: Do you like helping others? MT is looking for grade 7 and 8 students who are positive role models to create a welcoming school environment. We help out at parent nights, with new students to MT and on other special projects. For more information, please attend a meeting Monday, September 21st at 12:40 in Student Services. Applications are due September 30th. (MP –Sep 21)
SUPER STORY POSTCARD CONTEST: Do you like to write short stories? Are you interested in writing about how you would make the planet a better place? Drop by the library for contest details. (CHV –Sep 21)
ATTENTION GRADE 8 STUDENTS: Were you a performer in last year's Festival of the Arts? Did you sing a solo? Were you part of Ms. Merklinger's Dance Team? Were you in the production of Candy Cane Court? Were you in Mrs. Antoine's Honour or Junior Band? DVDs of the 3rd Annual Festival of the Arts are on sale now! Visit room 332 to purchase your copy for only $5. These professionally recorded and edited DVDs will preserve your memories of your wonderful performance! (AJ –Sep 30)
HIGH SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS
LEADERSHIP CAMP: Three spots have opened up in Leadership Camp. If you have NOT been and ARE interested, please come to the dance studio at lunch today (Friday Sept. 18). First come first served. (EK –Sep 18)
OVERSEAS ENRICHMENT TRIP: Any student interested in signing up for the 2010 Overseas Enrichment Trip to Madrid, Costa del Sol, Seville and Portugal please see Ms. Stewart in Rm. 130 for more information by Friday, September 18th. Please note that the dates have been changed slightly (March 27th - April 6th) so Gr 10 students will not miss the literacy test. (NS –Sep 18)
NEW YORK CITY: This is a reminder to students (grades 11 and 12), who wish to go to New York City in May, to return their signed permission forms and their deposit cheques as soon as possible to reserve a spot. If you lost or did not pick up a form, additional permission forms are available outside of room 135. Cheques and forms should be submitted to Mrs. Bell-Dagenais in room 135 by September 25th or risk trip cancellation. (NBD –Sep 18)
TUG OF WAR COMPETITION – VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: If you are in Gr. 11 or 12 and need 12 hours of community service, Mother Teresa HS is entered into the "BIG PULL" on September 26 (Saturday) - See Mr. Prigent to see if you are eligible before Tuesday Sept 22. (DP –Sep 21)
ALL FLOOR HOCKEY ENTHUSIASTS! All students and teachers interested in playing floor hockey on Monday afternoons after school from 3:15 - 4:30 are asked to sign up with Mr. Prigent in the caf/gym phys ed offices before the end of September. Format will depend on interest. The cost is a $5 REFUNDABLE fee provided you attend most of the sessions. There will be a meeting at the end of September for all those who sign up. (DP –Sep 28)
ATTENTION GRADE 9 STUDENTS: Were you a performer in last year's Festival of the Arts? Did you sing a solo? Were you part of Ms. Merklinger's Dance Team? Were you in the production of Candy Cane Court? Were you in Mrs. Antoine's Honour or Junior Band? DVDs of the 3rd Annual Festival of the Arts are on sale now! Visit room 332 to purchase your copy for only $5. These professionally recorded and edited DVDs will preserve your memories of your wonderful performance! (AJ –Sep 30)
STUDENT SERVICES
PEER HELPING: Thanks to all who applied. Please check the window outside of Student Services for info. (JH –Sep 18)
LOOKING FOR TUTORS: We are looking for students to tutor other students in various subjects. The pay is $8/hour or for Community Service, and takes place after school in the Student Services office. Please fill out the application in Student Services outlining the subjects you wish to tutor. (JH – Sep 18)
C.E.E.F.: The Canadian Education Exchange Foundation (C.E.E.F.) has information on its upcoming two-month, three-month and summer programs. Information available in Student Services or visit their website at www.@ceef.ca. (KW –Sep 25)
OTTAWA POLICE VENTURERS: Volunteer opportunity! Are you 14 – 18 years of age and attending a secondary school? Are you interested in learning more about policing, being part of a dynamic team and helping your community? Then you should consider joining Ottawa Police Venturers. Applications for the program will only be provided at the Recruitment Information Night - Thursday October 8, 2009, at Ben Franklin Place (Chambers), 101 Centrepointe Drive. For more information about the Ottawa Police Venturer program, visit ottawapolice.ca or call 613-236-1222 ext. 6034. (SD -Sep 25)
GRADE 12 UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE VISITS: The following schools will be meeting with interested grade 12's. More details to follow.
Monday Sept 21, period 1, Carleton University
Tuesday Sept 22, period 2, Ottawa University
Thursday Oct 1, period 3, Algonquin College
Tuesday Oct 6, period 2, Queen's University (JH –Oct 6)
DRIVER’S EDUCATION: Driver Education Registration Forms are now available in Student Services. Registration runs from today until October 14th. Acceptance is on a first-come basis. Fee is $682.50. (KW –Oct 14)
GRAD
GRADUATING STUDENTS/COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS: A new policy surrounding Community Service Hours has been adopted at Mother Teresa High School. All graduating students must have completed their forty hours of community service by the date of the school prom if they intend to attend their graduation dance. This comes about as a result of the practice of some students who left their Community Service Hours to the last month of school and were not able to graduate in June. We are encouraging all our graduating students to submit their hours by May 14th, 2010. (NM –Sep 25)
Day 2 - H.S. & Day 4 - Gr. 7 & 8
WHOLE SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS
COME CHEER ON OUR FOOTBALL TEAM! Today our Varsity Football Team has its first regular season game against Sacred Heart, here at 1:30pm. Since this is the first football game at Mother Teresa in two years and it is our only home game on a Friday afternoon throughout the regular season play, we will be having a "buy out" for all of our students, Grades 7 -12. Cost is $ 2. All high school Period Four teachers and intermediate Period Five teachers must take attendance on Friday afternoon, and only dismiss those who paid. Please send all money collected to the main office and record the names of your students who paid. We are not issuing tickets. Please do not dismiss until we make the announcement. (SD –Sep 18)
ARTISTS NEEDED… If you enjoy drawing, your artistic talent is needed for a few school activities. Please drop by the library for more information. (CHV –Sep 18)
REMEMBRANCE DAY POSTER COMPETITION: This competition is open to all students in Grade 7 to Grade 12. The due date is Friday, Oct. 30th. Any medium is accepted. If interested, please see Mrs. Mikalauskas in room 102 in order to get the appropriate paper, anytime before homeroom or after school till 3:30. When completed, please bring your masterpiece to room 102 with your name on the back. (GB –Sep 25)
7/8 ANNOUNCEMENTS
7/8 BOYS SOCCER TEAM: There will be a meeting at the beginning of lunch today, outside the Caf. Gym, by the P.E. offices, to go over the details of Monday's final game. (MM –Sep 18)
7/8 INTRAMURALS: Teams that have signed up for Dodgeball Intramurals are expected to check the Intramural Schedule before school/at lunch/during PE class. Four games have already been played. (TM –Sep 18)
GRADE 7/8 DANCE TEAM: Do you love to dance, learn new steps, and have fun? Come out weekly and learn new jazz and hip hop routines to perform throughout the year. Any Grade 7 and 8 students interested in being a part of this year's dance team, please sign up outside of Room 337. More information on dates and times to come. (JM –Sep 18)
7/8 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL: Any grade 7/8 girls interested in trying out for the volleyball team are asked to please sign up on the sheet on the door of room 204 by the end of this week. Please listen for upcoming announcements regarding try-out dates and see Mrs. Ragaisis if you have any questions. (SR –Sep 18)
7/8 BOYS VOLLEYBALL: Attention Grade 7/8 Boys Interested in Trying Out for Volleyball: Make sure you have signed your name to the list posted outside room 332 before Friday, September 18th. Tryouts will be held next week in the Caf Gym:
Monday, September 21st - 3:15 PM
Tuesday, September 22nd - 3:15 PM
Wednesday, September 23rd - 3:15 PM
Questions? See Ms. McKenna or Mrs. Jewitt. (TM –Sep 18)
MT AMBASSADORS: Do you like helping others? MT is looking for grade 7 and 8 students who are positive role models to create a welcoming school environment. We help out at parent nights, with new students to MT and on other special projects. For more information, please attend a meeting Monday, September 21st at 12:40 in Student Services. Applications are due September 30th. (MP –Sep 21)
SUPER STORY POSTCARD CONTEST: Do you like to write short stories? Are you interested in writing about how you would make the planet a better place? Drop by the library for contest details. (CHV –Sep 21)
ATTENTION GRADE 8 STUDENTS: Were you a performer in last year's Festival of the Arts? Did you sing a solo? Were you part of Ms. Merklinger's Dance Team? Were you in the production of Candy Cane Court? Were you in Mrs. Antoine's Honour or Junior Band? DVDs of the 3rd Annual Festival of the Arts are on sale now! Visit room 332 to purchase your copy for only $5. These professionally recorded and edited DVDs will preserve your memories of your wonderful performance! (AJ –Sep 30)
HIGH SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS
LEADERSHIP CAMP: Three spots have opened up in Leadership Camp. If you have NOT been and ARE interested, please come to the dance studio at lunch today (Friday Sept. 18). First come first served. (EK –Sep 18)
OVERSEAS ENRICHMENT TRIP: Any student interested in signing up for the 2010 Overseas Enrichment Trip to Madrid, Costa del Sol, Seville and Portugal please see Ms. Stewart in Rm. 130 for more information by Friday, September 18th. Please note that the dates have been changed slightly (March 27th - April 6th) so Gr 10 students will not miss the literacy test. (NS –Sep 18)
NEW YORK CITY: This is a reminder to students (grades 11 and 12), who wish to go to New York City in May, to return their signed permission forms and their deposit cheques as soon as possible to reserve a spot. If you lost or did not pick up a form, additional permission forms are available outside of room 135. Cheques and forms should be submitted to Mrs. Bell-Dagenais in room 135 by September 25th or risk trip cancellation. (NBD –Sep 18)
TUG OF WAR COMPETITION – VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: If you are in Gr. 11 or 12 and need 12 hours of community service, Mother Teresa HS is entered into the "BIG PULL" on September 26 (Saturday) - See Mr. Prigent to see if you are eligible before Tuesday Sept 22. (DP –Sep 21)
ALL FLOOR HOCKEY ENTHUSIASTS! All students and teachers interested in playing floor hockey on Monday afternoons after school from 3:15 - 4:30 are asked to sign up with Mr. Prigent in the caf/gym phys ed offices before the end of September. Format will depend on interest. The cost is a $5 REFUNDABLE fee provided you attend most of the sessions. There will be a meeting at the end of September for all those who sign up. (DP –Sep 28)
ATTENTION GRADE 9 STUDENTS: Were you a performer in last year's Festival of the Arts? Did you sing a solo? Were you part of Ms. Merklinger's Dance Team? Were you in the production of Candy Cane Court? Were you in Mrs. Antoine's Honour or Junior Band? DVDs of the 3rd Annual Festival of the Arts are on sale now! Visit room 332 to purchase your copy for only $5. These professionally recorded and edited DVDs will preserve your memories of your wonderful performance! (AJ –Sep 30)
STUDENT SERVICES
PEER HELPING: Thanks to all who applied. Please check the window outside of Student Services for info. (JH –Sep 18)
LOOKING FOR TUTORS: We are looking for students to tutor other students in various subjects. The pay is $8/hour or for Community Service, and takes place after school in the Student Services office. Please fill out the application in Student Services outlining the subjects you wish to tutor. (JH – Sep 18)
C.E.E.F.: The Canadian Education Exchange Foundation (C.E.E.F.) has information on its upcoming two-month, three-month and summer programs. Information available in Student Services or visit their website at www.@ceef.ca. (KW –Sep 25)
OTTAWA POLICE VENTURERS: Volunteer opportunity! Are you 14 – 18 years of age and attending a secondary school? Are you interested in learning more about policing, being part of a dynamic team and helping your community? Then you should consider joining Ottawa Police Venturers. Applications for the program will only be provided at the Recruitment Information Night - Thursday October 8, 2009, at Ben Franklin Place (Chambers), 101 Centrepointe Drive. For more information about the Ottawa Police Venturer program, visit ottawapolice.ca or call 613-236-1222 ext. 6034. (SD -Sep 25)
GRADE 12 UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE VISITS: The following schools will be meeting with interested grade 12's. More details to follow.
Monday Sept 21, period 1, Carleton University
Tuesday Sept 22, period 2, Ottawa University
Thursday Oct 1, period 3, Algonquin College
Tuesday Oct 6, period 2, Queen's University (JH –Oct 6)
DRIVER’S EDUCATION: Driver Education Registration Forms are now available in Student Services. Registration runs from today until October 14th. Acceptance is on a first-come basis. Fee is $682.50. (KW –Oct 14)
GRAD
GRADUATING STUDENTS/COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS: A new policy surrounding Community Service Hours has been adopted at Mother Teresa High School. All graduating students must have completed their forty hours of community service by the date of the school prom if they intend to attend their graduation dance. This comes about as a result of the practice of some students who left their Community Service Hours to the last month of school and were not able to graduate in June. We are encouraging all our graduating students to submit their hours by May 14th, 2010. (NM –Sep 25)
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