Monday, March 3, 2014
Day 2 HS & Day 4 - Gr. 7 & 8
Every time you smile at someone, it is an action of love, a gift to that person, a beautiful thing.
WHOLE SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS
Ski/Snowboard Club Reimbursement - Forms are available at the office and need to be returned by Thursday, March 6th. Please click on link to view form. (KN Mar. 6)
Please be aware that there are hand sanitizer dispensers available outside the main office as well and by the tuck shop. There will also be some hand pumps in the main office.
Try and keep some of those winter germs to a minimum. (GS Mar. 6)
Anyone who is interested in competing for the MT track and field team is asked to attend a meeting in room 136 during lunch March 18th right after the March Break. Please bring your lunch and be prompt. (KW Mar 18)
7/8 ANNOUNCEMENTS
Monday, March 3-SPORTSPLEX-Arena 2- 3:00-4:00
Tuesday, March 18- SPORTSPLEX- Arena 1-3:00-4:00 (TQ Mar 18)
HIGH SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS
Any high school girls interested in playing rugby this year, are invited to come to the chapel Tuesday March 4 at lunch. See you there Titans! (CR Mar. 4)
H.S. Field Lacrosse - Those interested in playing M.T. Field Lacrosse this Spring are ask to attend a meeting on Tuesday, March 4, during lunch at 11:40in the The Dance Studio. (JL Mar. 4)
H.S. Wrestling - Wrestlers are reminded to return their singlets and any outstanding fees to Mr. Liska asap. (JL Mar. 6)
MAC (Make a Change) Club is starting up! Are you interested in making positive social and environmental change in our community? Are you interested in taking action to making positive change happen? If so, come to our meeting in the chapel on Mondays. Our first meeting is Monday, March 3rd at 11:30 in the chapel. If you have any questions, see Mrs. Ragaisis. (SR Mar 3)
Varsity Girls Futsal Schedule:
Monday, March 3rd 3-4:15pm wood floor gym
Tuesday, March 4th SFX TOURNAMENT Tuesday, March 18th 3-4:15pm caf. gym
Friday, March 21st UNITED CUP TOURNAMENT
STUDENT SERVICES
The STUDENT SERVICES WEBSITE at ss.mths.ca is set up as an information tool.
Includes information about: Community Service Hours Opportunities, Courses, Careers, Graduation, Scholarships,etc.
Canadian Forces: Any student interested in attending a presentation about Careers in the Canadian Forces on Tuesday March 4th, is asked to sign up in Student Services by the Monday March 3. (JH Mar 3)
Please click on link to view poster to help Support Canadians living with Cancer. Donate a few hours of your time and help save lives. (KZ Apr 1)
The Youth In Policing Initiative is an employment program with the Ottawa Police Service for youth 15-18 years of age and attending a secondary school program. The goal of the Youth in Policing Initiative is to give young people an opportunity to develop job skills while enhancing police and community relations. The program is for interested youth with leadership potential including those who may experience barriers to success and would benefit from this unique opportunity. For more information go to: http://ottawapolice.ca/en/Community/TeenLounge/YIPI.aspx
I am hoping to present a puppet show of Little Red Riding Hood at the Ruth E. Dickinson Library during March Break. For this project I need to have four student volunteers. I would like the volunteers to review and modify the script to their liking, make props, develop the stage directions, create the musical set list, and perform their production for about 100 children. The students will earn volunteer hours for this creative work. The puppets will be made by a professional puppeteer.
In the past, the students involved in our puppet shows have thoroughly enjoyed the experience. Unfortunately these students will be away over the Spring Break and it is time to bring in another troop of puppeteers.
If any of your students would be interested in this opportunity, please have them contact me by email at
ann-marie.miller@ottawa.ca or by phone at 613-580-2796.
Thanks for your assistance with this,
Annie
Ann-Marie (Annie) Miller
Supervising Librarian
Ruth E. Dickinson Branch
Ottawa Public Library
The MS Society of Canada Ottawa Chapter is holding their annual Mandarin MS Walk on Sunday, April 27th. We are looking to recruit over 200 volunteers to assist in a number of duties during the weekend of the event. In previous years a majority of our volunteers have been students from in and around the Ottawa area.
Thank you for your consideration in this matter.
Michelle Davis | Fundraising Administrator | Ottawa Chapter
MS Society of Canada | 1826 Woodward Dr. | Ottawa ON K2C 0P7
P: 613-728-1583 ex. 3323 <- NEW Extension
| F: 613-728-0342 | michelle.davis@mssociety.ca
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March Break BABYSITTING COURSE Ages 10-16
When: Monday March 10th
Time: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Location: Ruth E. Dickinson Library,
Cost: $50 cash only the morning of the course. (Includes an information package & a certificate and healthy snacks).
What to bring: A doll or a bear, a small blanket, your lunch
A SMART babysitter has LEADERSHIP SKILLS and INITIATIVE and always keeps SAFETY in mind!
Babysitting Siblings
Becoming a mother’s helper
The babysitter’s and parent’s responsibilities
How to find the best babysitting jobs
Having a successful interview
Caring and keeping children safe
How to get along with children
Playtime & Mealtime
Emergency situations
Introduction to CPR & choking
Please register early, space is limited: www.biblioOttawaLibrary.ca/en/program
For more information call Elaine Ménard at 613.443.2027 or e-mail menard@menardsc.com (KZ Mar 10)
The Driver Education Program: Winter 2014 - registration forms are now available in Student Services. Students can register by mailing/dropping off the form to the Continuing Education Department (570 West Hunt Club Road) or by having their parent call 613-228-3338 to register with Visa or MasterCard. (KW)
Explore is a five-week language-immersion course (spring or summer). Participants live in a student residence on campus or with a homestay family whose members speak French. Participants in Explore receive a $2,200 bursary that covers tuition fees for the course, meals, accommodations, workshops, but the bursary does not cover other necessary costs such as registration fee ($225 non-refundable and payable only if you receive a bursary), travel costs, optional activities, spending money. See brochures in Student Services. To be eligible to apply, you must meet all of the following criteria: be a canadian citizen or permanent resident; be at least in Grade 11 during the current school year; have been a full-time student for at least one term during the current school year. You must also be at least 16 years old. To see a detailed list of the participating colleges and universities across Canada, go to their website: www.myexplore.ca and to apply, visit www.myexplore.ca/apply.
FOR THE LATEST GRAD AND PROM INFORMATION, CHECK THE STUDENT SERVICES GRAD WEBPAGE:
GRADUATION FEES:
A grad fee of $75 will be collected from each graduate between March 19th - 27th. This fee covers the cost of all activities associated with grad day & commencement (this fee does not cover any costs associated with prom). Students will be measured for their grad gown when they bring a cheque for $75 (made payable to "Mother Teresa High School") to room 130 between March 19th & March 27th. (DM Mar. 27)
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PARISHES SERVING THE MOTHER TERESA COMMUNITY:
St. Andrew’s Parish: For information please visit www.saintandrewparish.ca.
St. Monica’s Parish: For information please visit www.st-monica.com
St. Patrick’s Fallowfield: For information please visit www.stpatricks.nepean.on.ca
March 5- Ash Wednesday
March 7- PD Day No School
March 10-14- March Break No School
Mother Teresa… Did you know…??
The Catholic Church has begun to move Mother Teresa along the steps toward sainthood, and she was beatified in 2003. Her official title is now Blessed Teresa of Calcutta. (legacy.com)