Wednesday, June 18, 2008

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

GRADE 7/8 MUSIC NOTICE: A reminder to all 7/8 students interested in taking home an instrument this summer... please see Mrs. Antoine as soon as possible in order to get all your paperwork filled out.

GRADE 7/8 BAND: For any 7/8 Band student interested in purchasing your "Photo Memories" CD please bring in your $5.00 to Mrs. Antoine as soon as possible.

GRADE NINE STUDENTS: Grade 9 students in Ms. Lawlor's first semester class can pick up their CPR cards from Mrs. Watkinson in Student Services after school on Wednesday, and anytime on Thursday and Friday.

HEY TITANS: Word is out on how good the year end video really is!! If you still want your own copy, we have just 10 left. Come and see Mr. Baldin in Room 216 during exam week with your $10 to pick one up.

GRAD CEREMONY: Graduates can pick up their Grad gowns from the Tuck shop on Wednesday, June 25 starting at 8:15 a.m. All gowns must be picked up by 8:55 a.m. Grads are required to assemble in the gymnasium by 9:00 a.m.

GRAD TICKETS: Grads must pick up tickets for the June 25th Graduation ceremony in the Student Services office by Friday, June 20th. All tickets have been allocated and there are no extra tickets available. There will limited standing room available. Doors open at 9;00 A.M. Standees will have to wait until all ticket holders are seated.

YEARBOOKS: Yearbooks are now available for a limited time - $50 first come first served until they run out. Please see Mr. Prigent in his Phys. Ed. office before/after school and at lunch. 7/8 students may also inquire via their homeroom teachers.

BLOODSTOCK 2008: Are you a grade 11 or 12 student trying to save money for College or University? Canadian Blood Services is giving students the opportunity to help save lives and win one of five $1,000 bursaries donated by a community partner! Recruit a minimum of 25 people to donate blood this summer, and you will be entered in the Bloodstock 2008 bursary draw. This volunteer experience will look great on your resume and help save lives. The registration deadline is June 20th. Bloodstock 2008 applications are available from Mrs. McLaughlin in room 130.

AIMING FOR THE TOP SCHOLARSHIP: These scholarships are available to students, with high marks, who plan to enroll in a post-secondary program in Sept. 2008. You should apply if your average will be over 80%. Awards range from $100 to $3,500 and are based on financial need and academic achievement, with the higher amounts going to students with the most financial need. Last year approximately 13,700 students received awards. Deadline to apply is June 20.

Tuesday, June 17, 2008

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

GRADE 7/8 MUSIC NOTICE: A reminder to all 7/8 students interested in taking home an instrument this summer... please see Mrs. Antoine as soon as possible in order to get all your paperwork filled out.

GRADE 7/8/ BAND: For any 7/8 Band student interested in purchasing your "Photo Memories" CD please bring in your $5.00 to Mrs. Antoine as soon as possible.

LIBRARY: All students with overdue books and library fines are asked to go to the library after the morning announcements. Congratulations to 8-07 (Ms. Jewitt) and Homeroom 4 (Ms. Pipkins) for promptly returning all books and paying outstanding fines.

HEY TITANS: Word is out on how good the year end video really is!! If you still want your own copy, we have just 10 left. Come and see Mr. Baldin in Room 216 during exam week with your $10 to pick one up.

GRAD CEREMONY: Graduates can pick up their Grad gowns from the Tuck shop on Wednesday, June 25 starting at 8:15 a.m. All gowns must be picked up by 8:55 a.m. Grads are required to assemble in the gymnasium by 9:00 a.m.

GRAD TICKETS: Grads must pick up tickets for the June 25th Graduation ceremony in the Student Services office by Friday, June 20th. All tickets have been allocated and there are no extra tickets available. There will limited standing room available. Doors open at 9;00 A.M. Standees will have to wait until all ticket holders are seated.

YEARBOOKS: Yearbooks are now available for a limited time - $50 first come first served until they run out. Please see Mr. Prigent in his Phys. Ed. office before/after school and at lunch. 7/8 students may also inquire via their homeroom teachers.

BLOODSTOCK 2008: Are you a grade 11 or 12 student trying to save money for College or University? Canadian Blood Services is giving students the opportunity to help save lives and win one of five $1,000 bursaries donated by a community partner! Recruit a minimum of 25 people to donate blood this summer, and you will be entered in the Bloodstock 2008 bursary draw. This volunteer experience will look great on your resume and help save lives. The registration deadline is June 20th. Bloodstock 2008 applications are available from Mrs. McLaughlin in room 130.

AIMING FOR THE TOP SCHOLARSHIP: These scholarships are available to students, with high marks, who plan to enroll in a post-secondary program in Sept. 2008. You should apply if your average will be over 80%. Awards range from $100 to $3,500 and are based on financial need and academic achievement, with the higher amounts going to students with the most financial need. Last year approximately 13,700 students received awards. Deadline to apply is June 20.

Monday, June 16, 2008

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

LIBRARY: All library books are to be returned and fines paid by the end of homeroom TODAY to be eligible for the draw for the TIMBITS.

MT WRITING ANTHOLOGY: All final submissions to the writing anthology have been accepted. All published students will receive a copy of the anthology in September. Graduating students will receive a copy in the mail. Thank you to all students who submitted. Writers interested in participating in the anthology and workshops next year, please see Ms. Sehl or Ms. Earle.

YOUTH ON THE MOVE PROGRAM: This is a program for young people (ages 13 to 18) in the City of Ottawa. They are partnered with the Ottawa Police Service to provide services, this summer, to youth within the Ottawa West region. Representatives from Youth on the Move will be here at Mother Teresa, in the Atrium, during senior lunch TODAY to provide further information. Drop by their table and ask questions.

GRAD CEREMONY: Graduates can pick up their Grad gowns from the Tuck shop on Wednesday, June 25 starting at 8:15 a.m. All gowns must be picked up by 8:55 a.m. Grads are required to assemble in the gymnasium by 9:00 a.m. on the 25th.

GRAD TICKETS: Grads must pick up tickets for the June 25th Graduation ceremony in the Student Services office by Friday, June 20th. All tickets have been allocated and there are no extra tickets available. There will limited standing room available. Standees will have to wait until all ticket holders are seated.

YEARBOOKS: Yearbooks are now available for a limited time - $50 first come first served until they run out. Please see Mr. Prigent in his Phys. Ed. office before/after school and at lunch. 7/8 students may also inquire via their homeroom teachers.

BLOODSTOCK 2008: Are you a grade 11 or 12 student trying to save money for College or University? Canadian Blood Services is giving students the opportunity to help save lives and win one of five $1,000 bursaries donated by a community partner! Recruit a minimum of 25 people to donate blood this summer, and you will be entered in the Bloodstock 2008 bursary draw. This volunteer experience will look great on your resume and help save lives. The registration deadline is June 20th. Bloodstock 2008 applications are available from Mrs. McLaughlin in room 130.

AIMING FOR THE TOP SCHOLARSHIP: These scholarships are available to students, with high marks, who plan to enroll in a post-secondary program in Sept. 2008. You should apply if your average will be over 80%. Awards range from $100 to $3,500 and are based on financial need and academic achievement, with the higher amounts going to students with the most financial need. Last year approximately 13,700 students received awards. Deadline to apply is June 20 and students can apply online at http://osap.gov.on.ca

Friday, June 13, 2008

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

GRADE 7 AND 8 MULTICULTURAL CLUB MEMBERS: Please go to room 306 today at lunch for an end of the year celebration!

7-8 REACH FOR THE TOP: Could the following students meet in room 237 for a very brief meeting today: Sam Werhle, Johnny Dirienzo, Alex Yelgin, Janna Malone, Sean Hector, Alicia Roy, Derek McCalla, Bridget Mowat, Matt Morgan, Jiabo Hou, Shannon Kettles, Sean Ryan.

BAND NOTICE: This is a reminder to all grade 7/8 Band members. There is an awards lunch TODAY. This will be our final get-together. Please bring your lunch to the music room. There will be awards, prizes and goodies!

GRADE 8 SEMI-FORMAL: Don't forget to bring your money to the Semi-Formal TONIGHT! If you'd like a professional photo of you and your friends, it will only cost you $3 and you'll get your photo in 10 minutes or less! Photographers will be on hand from 7 to 9 pm. Grade 8 students are also reminded that there is a dress and behaviour code in place. Your homeroom teacher will provide additional details regarding the evening's schedule and expectations.

GRADE 8 SEMI-FORMAL COMMITTEE: There will be an important meeting of the Semi-Formal Commitee during 7-8 lunch TODAY in Room 332. Bring your lunch and be prepared to stay as we will be organizing the decorations.

LIBRARY: A list of outstanding books and fines was given to each homeroom teacher this week. The first class in each panel to have all outstanding books returned and fines paid by first period on Monday, June 16 will be given class timbits.

7/8 Homerooms: HS Homerooms:
7-01,7-06, 7-07,7-08, 03,,06,09,11,12,13,15,17,19,21,23,24,25,
8-01,8-02,8-03,8-04,8-05,8-06,8-07,8-08,8-09 26,26,28,29,30,31,32,36

GRAD CEREMONY: Graduates can pick up their Grad gowns from the Tuck shop on Wednesday, June 25 starting at 8:15 a.m. All gowns must be picked up by 8:55 a.m. Grads are required to assemble in the gymnasium by 9:00 a.m.

GRAD TICKETS: Grads must pick up tickets for the June 25th Graduation ceremony in the Student Services office by Friday, June 20th. All tickets have been allocated and there are no extra tickets available. There will limited standing room available. Standees will have to wait until all ticket holders are seated.

NOTICE: Megan Hayes: please see Mrs. Simpson today in Rm. 300.

YEARBOOKS: Yearbooks are now available for a limited time - $50 first come first served until they run out. Please see Mr. Prigent in his Phys. Ed. office before/after school and at lunch. Grade 7/8 students may also inquire via their homeroom teachers.

BLOODSTOCK 2008: Are you a grade 11 or 12 student trying to save money for College or University? Canadian Blood Services is giving students the opportunity to help save lives and win one of five $1,000 bursaries donated by a community partner! Recruit a minimum of 25 people to donate blood this summer, and you will be entered in the Bloodstock 2008 bursary draw. This volunteer experience will look great on your resume and help save lives. The registration deadline is June 20th. Bloodstock 2008 applications are available from Mrs. McLaughlin in room 130.

YOUTH ON THE MOVE PROGRAM: This is a program for young people (ages 13 to 18) in the City of Ottawa. They are partnered with the Ottawa Police Service to provide services, this summer, to youth within the Ottawa West region. The goals of this program are to:

1. Provide an opportunity to youth to voice their opinions

2. Organize and encourage youth to participate in productive community activities (e.g. sports, arts)

3. Provide information resources on a range of topics (e.g. employment, health, and community)

Representatives from Youth on the Move will be here at Mother Teresa, in the Atrium, during senior lunch on Monday, June 16 to provide further information. Drop by their table and ask questions.

AIMING FOR THE TOP SCHOLARSHIP: These scholarships are available to students, with high marks, who plan to enroll in a post-secondary program in Sept. 2008. You should apply if your average will be over 80%. Awards range from $100 to $3,500 and are based on financial need and academic achievement, with the higher amounts going to students with the most financial need. Last year approximately 13,700 students received awards. Deadline to apply is June 20 and students can apply online at http://osap.gov.on.ca/

Thursday, June 12, 2008

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

BAND NOTICE: This is a reminder to all grade 7/8 Band members. There is an awards lunch on Friday, June 13th. This will be our final get-together. Please bring your lunch to the music room. There will be awards, prizes and goodies!

GRADE 8 SEMI-FORMAL: Don't forget to bring your money to the Semi-Formal on Friday! If you'd like a professional photo of you and your friends, it will only cost you $3 and you'll get your photo in 10 minutes or less! Photographers will be on hand from 7 to 9 pm. Grade 8 students are also reminded that there is a dress and behaviour code in place. Your homeroom teacher will provide additional details regarding the evening's schedule and expectations.

GRADE 8 SEMI-FORMAL COMMITTEE: There will be an important meeting of the Semi-Formal Commitee during 7-8 lunch on Friday, June 13th in Room 332. Bring your lunch and be prepared to stay as we will be organizing the decorations.

YEARBOOKS: Yearbooks are now available for a limited time - $50 first come first served until they run out. Please see Mr. Prigent in his Phys. Ed. office before/after school and at lunch. 7/8 students may also inquire via their homeroom teachers.

LIBRARY: Students are asked to return all books and pay all fines by Friday, June 13.

ENVIRONMENT CLUB: There will be a brief environment club meeting TODAY during 7/8 lunch at 1:00 in Room 326.

BLOODSTOCK 2008: Are you a grade 11 or 12 student trying to save money for College or University? Canadian Blood Services is giving students the opportunity to help save lives and win one of five $1,000 bursaries donated by a community partner! Recruit a minimum of 25 people to donate blood this summer, and you will be entered in the Bloodstock 2008 bursary draw. This volunteer experience will look great on your resume and help save lives. The registration deadline is June 20th. Bloodstock 2008 applications are available from Mrs. McLaughlin in room 130.

YOUTH ON THE MOVE PROGRAM: This is a program for young people (ages 13 to 18) in the City of Ottawa. They are partnered with the Ottawa Police Service to provide services, this summer, to youth within the Ottawa West region. The goals of this program are to:

1. Provide an opportunity to youth to voice their opinions

2. Organize and encourage youth to participate in productive community activities (e.g. sports, arts)

3. Provide information resources on a range of topics (e.g. employment, health, and community)

Representatives from Youth on the Move will be here at Mother Teresa, in the Atrium, during senior lunch on Monday, June 16 to provide further information. Drop by their table and ask questions.

PEER HELPERS PIZZA LUNCH: The Peer Helping Pizza Lunch will be held on Friday, June 13 at lunch in Room 326. Please sign up in Student Services by TODAY.

AIMING FOR THE TOP SCHOLARSHIP: These scholarships are available to students, with high marks, who plan to enroll in a post-secondary program in Sept. 2008. You should apply if your average will be over 80%. Awards range from $100 to $3,500 and are based on financial need and academic achievement, with the higher amounts going to students with the most financial need. Last year approximately 13,700 students received awards. Deadline to apply is June 20 and students can apply online at http://osap.gov.on.ca

Wednesday, June 11, 2008

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

ATTENTION ALL 7/8 MULTICULTURAL CLUB MEMBERS: You are all invited to attend an end-of-the-year get together in room 306 at lunchtime. Chips or cookies to share with the group would be welcomed.

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC EXPERIENCE: There is a meeting today at 3:10 in the chapel for all students who are travelling next February to the Dominican Republic. Please see Donna or Mr. Nearning, if you can not attend.

PEER HELPERS PIZZA LUNCH: The Peer Helping Pizza Lunch has been changed from Wednesday to Friday, June 13 at lunch in Room 326. Please sign up in Student Services by Thursday.

YEARBOOKS: Any student that did not purchase a yearbook may place their name on the waiting list for the yearbook lottery, with a cheque made out to Mother Teresa High School in the amount of $50. Cheques can be dropped off to Mr. Prigent's Phys. Ed. office anytime before school, lunch, and after school. REMINDER: YOUR CHEQUE DOES NOT GUARANTEE YOU A YEARBOOK - IT GUARANTEES YOU A CHANCE AT A YEARBOOK - THE DRAW WILL TAKE PLACE DURING PERIOD 4 TOMORROW (THURSDAY, JUNE 12TH).

ALGONQUIN COLLEGE INFO SESSION: Algonquin College is holding an information session TONIGHT from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the Woodroffe campus in T Building, Room T102. This is a great opportunity to come and explore new programs and/or see what is still available for the Fall. You can register and get more info at: www.algonquincollege.com/prospective/certificates/index.html

AIMING FOR THE TOP SCHOLARSHIP: These scholarships are available to students, with high marks, who plan to enroll in a post-secondary program in Sept. 2008. You should apply if your average will be over 80%. Awards range from $100 to $3,500 and are based on financial need and academic achievement, with the higher amounts going to students with the most financial need. Last year approximately 13,700 students received awards. Deadline to apply is June 20 and students can apply online at http://osap.gov.on.ca

UNIVERSITY ADMISSION SERVICE: Qualified Ontario secondary school students applying for admission to an Ontario university who did not receive an offer of admission can inquire about possible openings at other Ontario universities through OUAC by calling the Admission information Service at 519-823-1940 ext. 10 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday to Friday from June 3 to August 22.

Tuesday, June 10, 2008

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

7/8 TOUCH FOOTBALL: All players are asked to be dismissed at 1:20 pm today (right after lunch) to board the bus for our quarterfinal games at Sacred Heart. Any student not on the bus at 1:30 pm will be left behind!

PEER HELPERS PIZZA LUNCH DATE CHANGE: The Peer Helping Pizza Lunch has been changed from Wednesday to Friday, June 13 at lunch in Room 326. Please sign up in Student Services by Thursday.

REACH FOR THE TOP: The 5th Annual Teacher-Student Trivia Showdown will transpire today during Senior Lunch in the Mother Teresa Library. The instructors (led by Mr. Miller and Mr. Specht) should have their hands (and minds) full as they face a hungry bunch of pupil all-stars. Teachers currently hold a 4-1 lead and are fiercely determined to earn victory number five and secure dynasty status. Participants should be ready to play at 11:45. Bring it on!

YEARBOOKS: Yearbooks will be distributed today. Only students without outstanding fees will receive them in homeroom. Any student that did not purchase a yearbook may place their name on the waiting list for the yearbook lottery, with a cheque made out to Mother Teresa High School in the amount of $50. Cheques can be dropped off to Mr. Prigent's Phys. Ed. office anytime before school, lunch, and after school. REMINDER: YOUR CHEQUE DOES NOT GUARANTEE YOU A YEARBOOK - IT GUARANTEES YOU A CHANCE AT A YEARBOOK - THE DRAW WILL TAKE PLACE DURING PERIOD 4 ON THURSDAY, JUNE 12TH.

ALGONQUIN COLLEGE INFO SESSION: Algonquin College is holding an information session on Wednesday, June 11 from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the Woodroffe campus in T Building, Room T102. This is a great opportunity to come and explore new programs and/or see what is still available for the Fall. You can register and get more info at: www.algonquincollege.com/prospective/certificates/index.html

BURSARY PROGRAM: The Dr. Albert Rose Bursary Program is designed to help public housing tenants with the costs of a postsecondary education. All members of rent-geared-to-income households in Ontario, including those living in public housing, non-profit, co-op, and private rent supplement units can receive a bursary award, as long as they meet the eligibility requirements which are: never received this bursary before, be an Ontario resident, be enrolled in an eligible education program, and have a valid Social insurance Number card. For further information see your Guidance Counselor or visit the web site: www.ontario.ca/mah. Deadline to apply is July 4.

AIMING FOR THE TOP SCHOLARSHIP: These scholarships are available to students, with high marks, who plan to enroll in a post-secondary program in Sept. 2008. You should apply if your average will be over 80%. Awards range from $100 to $3,500 and are based on financial need and academic achievement, with the higher amounts going to students with the most financial need. Last year approximately 13,700 students received awards. Deadline to apply is June 20 and students can apply online at http://osap.gov.on.ca

UNIVERSITY ADMISSION SERVICE: Qualified Ontario secondary school students applying for admission to an Ontario university who did not receive an offer of admission can inquire about possible openings at other Ontario universities through OUAC by calling the Admission information Service at 519-823-1940 ext. 10 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday to Friday from June 3 to August 22.

Monday, June 9, 2008

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

PEER HELPERS: The annual year end pizza lunch will be Wednesday, June 11. Please sign up in Student Services by the end of the day Tuesday so we know how much pizza to order.

YEARBOOKS: Yearbooks will be distributed tomorrow (Tuesday, June 10th). Only students without outstanding fees will receive them in homeroom that day. You have one week to clear your debt with the school in order to receive your yearbook on time. Any student that did not purchase a yearbook may place their name on the waiting list for the yearbook lottery, with a cheque made out to Mother Teresa High School in the amount of $50. Cheques can be dropped off to Mr. Prigent's Phys. Ed. office anytime before school, lunch, and after school. REMINDER: YOUR CHEQUE DOES NOT GUARANTEE YOU A YEARBOOK - IT GUARANTEES YOU A CHANCE AT A YEARBOOK - THE DRAW WILL TAKE PLACE DURING PERIOD 4 ON THURSDAY, JUNE 12TH.

GRAD TICKETS: Tickets for the Grad Ceremony on June 25 may be picked in the Student Services office.

ALGONQUIN COLLEGE INFO SESSION: Algonquin College is holding an information session on Wednesday, June 11 from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the Woodroffe campus in T Building, Room T102. This is a great opportunity to come and explore new programs and/or see what is still available for the Fall. You can register and get more info at: www.algonquincollege.com/prospective/certificates/index.html

BURSARY PROGRAM: The Dr. Albert Rose Bursary Program is designed to help public housing tenants with the costs of a postsecondary education. All members of rent-geared-to-income households in Ontario, including those living in public housing, non-profit, co-op, and private rent supplement units can receive a bursary award, as long as they meet the eligibility requirements which are: never received this bursary before, be an Ontario resident, be enrolled in an eligible education program, and have a valid Social insurance Number card. For further information see your Guidance Counselor or visit the web site: www.ontario.ca/mah. Deadline to apply is July 4.

AIMING FOR THE TOP SCHOLARSHIP: These scholarships are available to students, with high marks, who plan to enroll in a post-secondary program in Sept. 2008. You should apply if your average will be over 80%. Awards range from $100 to $3,500 and are based on financial need and academic achievement, with the higher amounts going to students with the most financial need. Last year approximately 13,700 students received awards. Deadline to apply is June 20 and students can apply online at http://osap.gov.on.ca

UNIVERSITY ADMISSION SERVICE: Qualified Ontario secondary school students applying for admission to an Ontario university who did not receive an offer of admission can inquire about possible openings at other Ontario universities through OUAC by calling the Admission information Service at 519-823-1940 ext. 10 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday to Friday from June 3 to August 22.

GRADUATING STUDENTS: If you plan to obtain a job immediately after graduation, Work Place Ottawa can assist you. Their workshops cover a number of topics, including resume preparation, cover letters, researching the job market, job interview assistance, and employer “meet and greet” info-sessions. Workshops are free and are held at the South Location at 405-1355 Bank Street (across from the Billings Bridge mall). For more info, go online at: www.workplaceottawa.com

Friday, June 6, 2008

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

ATTENTION 7/8 HOMEROOM TEACHERS: Please ask the following students to see Mr. MacCuaig, in Room 240, TODAY AT LUNCH: Jordan Kurucz, Shingai Madziire, Gabriel Azzi, Peterson Pluviose Nelson, Jordan Smith, Daniel Logan, Jordan Devine

GRADE 7/8 BAND: A reminder to all grade 7/8 Band students: please remember to bring in all instruments and books to the music room as soon as possible.

LEADERSHIP CAMP: Mother Teresa’s Leadership Camp 2008 is all set to go Sept. 17th to 19th, 2008. Once again this year the staff of Mother Teresa has recommended students to attend Leadership Camp. Could the following students please come to a meeting at lunch in room 135 TODAY to pick up a permission form and find out about Leadership Camp. If you are in grade 10 or 11 this year and were at Leadership Camp last year, you will be expected to be a student leader. If you were a student leader last year, if we do not fill all 40 spots you will get a chance to come back again.


Amy Acheson
Mona Ahmad
Alejandro Arrieta
Natasha Aughey
Antony Bae
Bryn Belanger
Zachary Belanger
Nana Boame
Emma Bromley
Charlotte Cole
Kristen Cross
Hillary De Jong
Chantal Desjardins
Linda Do
Kwamaa Duah
Jennifer Gabel
Louis-Philip Gaulin-Riffou
Nazario Grecia
Raymond Greiss
Vanessa Handley
Brittany Helie
Sam Hopkins
Julia Hussien
Aaron Jipson
Moe Kadura
Nicole Kaminski
Daphka Kene
Stasa Klajic
Andrew Kramer
Pat Landry
Michelle Lapalme
Anthony Locatelli
Emily MacDonald
Kayla McCaffery
Tom McKibbon
Morgan McSheffrey
Kelsey Meagher
Brian Moeun
Kevin Moeun
Shane Morris
Karen Onyeaju
Pamela Palusova
Meagan Peixoto
Rebecca Petrie
Cory Powell
Natalie Rigg
Ouila Ruzindana
Nicole Salter
Shayanne Samarasinghe
Gowethami Sampathkumar
Stevie-Jane Sampson
Kathleen Sheridan
Wade Skinner
Sarah Sutton
Harrison Terrell
Victoria Tilley
Victoria Timpano
Keith Trempe
Carolina Uribe
Kyle Wallace
Sarah Wilgress
Ashley Wilson
Alyssa Wolf
Catherine Wong
Natasha Yee


YEARBOOKS: Yearbooks will be distributed next Tuesday, June 10th. Only students without outstanding fees will receive them in homeroom that day. You have one week to clear your debt with the school in order to receive your yearbook on time. Any student that did not purchase a yearbook may place their name on the waiting list for the yearbook lottery, with a cheque made out to Mother Teresa High School in the amount of $50. Cheques can be dropped off to Mr. Prigent's Phys. Ed. office anytime before school, lunch, and after school. REMINDER: YOUR CHEQUE DOES NOT GUARANTEE YOU A YEARBOOK - IT GUARANTEES YOU A CHANCE AT A YEARBOOK - THE DRAW WILL TAKE PLACE PERIOD 4 ON JUNE 10TH.

GRAD TICKETS: Tickets for the Grad Ceremony on June 25 may be picked in the Student Services office.

MT WRITING ANTHOLOGY: A reminder to those who submitted an entry for the writing anthology that all final drafts are due TODAY. Please submit your final drafts either to Ms. Sehl (rm. 134) or Mrs. Earle (rm. 137)

Thursday, June 5, 2008

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

ATTENTION 7/8 STUDENTS!! - Could the following students please come to a brief meeting in Mr. MacCuaig's room, Room 240, at the beginning of lunch TODAY: Jordan Kurucz, Shingai Madziire, Shauntel Snowden, Garbiel Azzi, David Chiarelli, Taber Gantner, Jay Hebert, Paige Kendell, Troy Leonard, Damian Levesque, Ashley Owusu-Ansah, Peterson Nelson, Jordan Smith, Taylor Smith, Zack Smith, Adam Sauve, Daniel Logan, Jordan Devine, Sarah Haynes and Kira Carroll.

GRADE 7/8 BAND: A reminder to all grade 7/8 Band students: please remember to bring in all instruments and books to the music room as soon as possible.

LIBRARY NOTICE: Students with outstanding library books and fines are asked to go to the library after homeroom today.

LEADERSHIP CAMP: Mother Teresa’s Leadership Camp 2008 is all set to go Sept. 17th to 19th, 2008. Once again this year the staff of Mother Teresa has recommended students to attend Leadership Camp. Could the following students please come to a meeting at lunch in room 135 on FRIDAY, June 6th (changed from yesterday’s announcements), to pick up a permission form and find out about Leadership Camp. If you are in grade 10 or 11 this year and were at Leadership Camp last year, you will be expected to be a student leader. If you were a student leader last year, if we do not fill all 40 spots you will get a chance to come back again. (please note that Shane Morris has been added to the list today!)

Amy Acheson
Mona Ahmad
Alejandro Arrieta
Natasha Aughey
Antony Bae
Bryn Belanger
Zachary Belanger
Nana Boame
Emma Bromley
Charlotte Cole
Kristen Cross
Hillary De Jong
Chantal Desjardins
Linda Do
Kwamaa Duah
Jennifer Gabel
Louis-Philip Gaulin-Riffou
Nazario Grecia
Raymond Greiss
Vanessa Handley
Brittany Helie
Sam Hopkins
Julia Hussien
Aaron Jipson
Moe Kadura
Nicole Kaminski
Daphka Kene
Stasa Klajic
Andrew Kramer
Pat Landry
Michelle Lapalme
Anthony Locatelli
Emily MacDonald
Kayla McCaffery
Tom McKibbon
Morgan McSheffrey
Kelsey Meagher
Brian Moeun
Kevin Moeun
Shane Morris
Karen Onyeaju
Pamela Palusova
Meagan Peixoto
Rebecca Petrie
Cory Powell
Natalie Rigg
Ouila Ruzindana
Nicole Salter
Shayanne Samarasinghe
Gowethami Sampathkumar
Stevie-Jane Sampson
Kathleen Sheridan
Wade Skinner
Sarah Sutton
Harrison Terrell
Victoria Tilley
Victoria Timpano
Keith Trempe
Carolina Uribe
Kyle Wallace
Sarah Wilgress
Ashley Wilson
Alyssa Wolf
Catherine Wong
Natasha Yee

YEARBOOKS: Yearbooks will be distributed next Tuesday, June 10th. Only students without outstanding fees will receive them in homeroom that day. You have one week to clear your debt with the school in order to receive your yearbook on time. Any student that did not purchase a yearbook may place their name on the waiting list for the yearbook lottery, with a cheque made out to Mother Teresa High School in the amount of $50. Cheques can be dropped off to Mr. Prigent's Phys. Ed. office anytime before school, lunch, and after school. REMINDER: YOUR CHEQUE DOES NOT GUARANTEE YOU A YEARBOOK - IT GUARANTEES YOU A CHANCE AT A YEARBOOK - THE DRAW WILL TAKE PLACE PERIOD 4 ON JUNE 10TH.

NOTICE: Ms. Lawlor's 1st semester grade 9 girls can obtain their CPR certification cards TODAY at 12:15 - 12:30 in the atrium or at 3:10 in the atrium.

REMINDER TO GRADS: This Friday (June 6) is the last day to hand in your proof of community service hours required for graduation. Be sure to submit your forms to Mrs. Watkinson in Student Services.

GRAD TICKETS: Tickets for the Grad Ceremony on June 25 may be picked in the Student Services office.

MT WRITING ANTHOLOGY: A reminder to those who submitted an entry for the writing anthology that all final drafts are due by Friday, June 6. Please submit your final drafts either to Ms. Sehl (rm. 134) or Mrs. Earle (rm. 137) by Friday.

Wednesday, June 4, 2008

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

GRADE 8 SEMI-FORMAL COMMITTEE: There will be a meeting of the Grade 8 Semi-Formal Committee during lunch today in Room 332.

ATTENTION 7/8: Could the following students please see Mr. MacCuaig at some point today: Emily Barrington, Katherine Barker, Vanessa Symington, Connor Gallagher, Sean Hector, Jiabo Hou, Joshua Reyes, Tushar Joshi, Travis Robidoux.

GRADE 7/8 BAND: A reminder to all grade 7/8 Band students: please remember to bring in all instruments and books to the music room as soon as possible.

ATTENTION ALL MEMBERS OF THE VOCAL GROUP: This year's closing school liturgy will take place Thursday June 19th. Please come out and sing with us as we celebrate the end of another successful school year. Our first practice will be TODAY at 3:15 in the chapel. Please see Mrs. Symes in rm. 336 if unable to attend.

LIBRARY NOTICE: Due to recent vandalism, the library computers are off limits TODAY during high school lunch. The library reading area is available.

LEADERSHIP CAMP: Mother Teresa’s Leadership Camp 2008 is all set to go Sept. 17th to 19th, 2008. Once again this year the staff of Mother Teresa has recommended students to attend Leadership Camp. Could the following students please come to a meeting at lunch in room 212 on Thursday June 5th, to pick up a permission form and find out about Leadership Camp. If you are in grade 10 or 11 this year and were at Leadership Camp last year, you will be expected to be a student leader. If you were a student leader last year, if we do not fill all 40 spots you will get a chance to come back again.

Amy Acheson
Mona Ahmad
Alejandro Arrieta
Natasha Aughey
Antony Bae
Bryn Belanger
Zachary Belanger
Nana Boame
Emma Bromley
Charlotte Cole
Kristen Cross
Hillary De Jong
Chantal Desjardins
Linda Do
Kwamaa Duah
Jennifer Gabel
Louis-Philip Gaulin-Riffou
Nazario Grecia
Raymond Greiss
Vanessa Handley
Brittany Helie
Sam Hopkins
Julia Hussien
Aaron Jipson
Moe Kadura
Nicole Kaminski
Daphka Kene
Stasa Klajic
Andrew Kramer
Pat Landry
Michelle Lapalme
Anthony Locatelli
Emily MacDonald
Kayla McCaffery
Tom McKibbon
Morgan McSheffrey
Kelsey Meagher
Brian Moeun
Kevin Moeun
Karen Onyeaju
Pamela Palusova
Meagan Peixoto
Rebecca Petrie
Cory Powell
Natalie Rigg
Ouila Ruzindana
Nicole Salter
Shayanne Samarasinghe
Gowethami Sampathkumar
Stevie-Jane Sampson
Kathleen Sheridan
Wade Skinner
Sarah Sutton
Harrison Terrell
Victoria Tilley
Victoria Timpano
Keith Trempe
Carolina Uribe
Kyle Wallace
Sarah Wilgress
Ashley Wilson
Alyssa Wolf
Catherine Wong
Natasha Yee

YEARBOOKS: Yearbooks will be distributed next Tuesday, June 10th. Only students without outstanding fees will receive them in homeroom that day. You have one week to clear your debt with the school in order to receive your yearbook on time. Any student that did not purchase a yearbook may place their name on the waiting list for the yearbook lottery, with a cheque made out to Mother Teresa High School in the amount of $50. Cheques can be dropped off to Mr. Prigent's Phys. Ed. office anytime before school, lunch, and after school. REMINDER: YOUR CHEQUE DOES NOT GUARANTEE YOU A YEARBOOK - IT GUARANTEES YOU A CHANCE AT A YEARBOOK - THE DRAW WILL TAKE PLACE PERIOD 4 ON JUNE 10TH.

THE PING PONG CHAMPIONSHIPS CONTINUE THIS WEEK. TODAY, the semifinals and finals will be held. Shikai Jin, Mr. Prigent, Mr. McSwiggan and the Arrieta brothers are all still in the hunt to claim the Gold Cup.

NOTICE: Ms. Lawlor's 1st semester grade 9 girls can obtain their CPR certification cards on Thursday at 12:15 - 12:30 in the atrium or at 3:10 in the atrium.

REMINDER TO GRADS: This Friday (June 6) is the last day to hand in your proof of community service hours required for graduation. Be sure to submit your forms to Mrs. Watkinson in Student Services.

GRAD TICKETS: Tickets for the Grad Ceremony on June 25 may be picked in the Student Services office.

NEED VOLUNTEER HOURS: What: Monsignor Paul Baxter year end celebrations event. Where: 333 Beatrice (MPB school). When: Friday, June 13 ... 3:30 – 9 pm. Why: We require help with set up, clean up, and different stations. Please call: Mary Wong 613-825-8806

MT WRITING ANTHOLOGY: A reminder to those who submitted an entry for the writing anthology that all final drafts are due by Friday, June 6. Please submit your final drafts either to Ms. Sehl (rm. 134) or Mrs. Earle (rm. 137) by Friday.

EURO-TRIP EASTER 2009 ROME, including an audience with the Pope, Pompeii and Greece: Students interested in Ancient History, Art, Architecture, Religion or may learn best through experiences should check out the 10 day enrichment trip next Easter. Students should see Mrs. Brady before Thursday, June 5 for information about how to secure a place on this trip. Mother Teresa has a limited number of spots for our school. The itinerary is posted outside room 201. Don't miss the deadline.

ATHLETIC BANQUET: The MT Athletic Awards Banquet will be held on Monday, June 9th @ 6:30 pm in the Caf. Banquet tickets and Athletic T-shirts will be distributed this week only. Outstanding Athletic Fees ($30) and uniforms must be given to Mr. Liska or your spring sport coaches ASAP.

VOLUNTEER HOURS OPPORTUNITY: Volunteers are required for the St-Luke Catholic School Year-End Dance to be held at Mother Teresa High School. The Organizing Committee is seeking volunteers to help with face painting which will tie into the Circus theme of this event. DATE: Friday, June 6, 2008 TIME: 6:30 PM – 10:30 PM. Anyone interested should contact Kathleen Watkinson in Student Services, by noon, Thursday, June 5, 2008.

Tuesday, June 3, 2008

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

GRADE 7/8 BAND: A reminder to all grade 7/8 Band students: please remember to bring in all instruments and books to the music room as soon as possible.

ATTENTION ALL MEMBERS OF THE VOCAL GROUP: This year's closing school liturgy will take place Thursday, June 19th. Please come out and sing with us as we celebrate the end of another successful school year. Our first practice will be Wednesday, June 4th at 3:15 in the chapel. Please see Mrs. Symes in rm. 336 if unable to attend.

YEARBOOKS: Yearbooks will be distributed next Tuesday, June 10th. Only students without outstanding fees will receive them in homeroom that day. You have one week to clear your debt with the school in order to receive your yearbook on time. Any student that did not purchase a yearbook may place their name on the waiting list for the yearbook lottery, with a cheque made out to Mother Teresa High School in the amount of $50. Cheques can be dropped off to Mr. Prigent's Phys. Ed. office anytime before school, lunch, and after school. REMINDER: YOUR CHEQUE DOES NOT GUARANTEE YOU A YEARBOOK - IT GUARANTEES YOU A CHANCE AT A YEARBOOK - THE DRAW WILL TAKE PLACE PERIOD 4 ON JUNE 10TH.

ASSEMBLY FOR GRADUATES: Important graduation information will be presented at an assembly TODAY, during Period 2, in the Library. Report to your Period 2 class and wait to be called down. Please bring a pen.

GUEST SPEAKER: The following students have signed up for a guest speaker period 3 and 4, TODAY, for Police Foundations. A gentle reminder would really be helpful: Kendra Kenny, Steevy Mbarak, Jesse Rodden, Patricia Locatelli, Victoria Timpano, Devon Rice.

THE PING PONG CHAMPIONSHIPS CONTINUE THIS WEEK. Wednesday, the semifinals and finals will be held. Shikai Jin, Mr. Prigent, Mr. McSwiggan and the Arrieta brothers are all still in the hunt to claim the Gold Cup.

NOTICE: Ms. Lawlor's 1st semester grade 9 girls can obtain their CPR certification cards on Tuesday or Thursday at 12:15 - 12:30 in the atrium or at 3:10 in the atrium.

REMINDER TO GRADS: This Friday (June 6) is the last day to hand in your proof of community service hours required for graduation. Be sure to submit your forms to Mrs. Watkinson in Student Services.

GRAD TICKETS: Tickets for the Grad Ceremony on June 25 will be distributed to the students starting TODAY. Students are asked to come to the Student Services office to pick up and sign for their tickets. Unfortunately we could not accommodate all requests for extra tickets as the demand exceeded our supply. Students will be advised of their allotted tickets when they pick them up in Student Services.

NEED VOLUNTEER HOURS: What: Monsignor Paul Baxter year end celebrations event. Where: 333 Beatrice (MPB school). When: Friday, June 13 ... 3:30 – 9 pm. Why: We require help with set up, clean up, and different stations. Please call: Mary Wong 613-825-8806

MT WRITING ANTHOLOGY: A reminder to those who submitted an entry for the writing anthology that all final drafts are due by next Friday, June 6. Please submit your final drafts either to Ms. Sehl (rm. 134) or Mrs. Earle (rm. 137) by Friday.

EURO-TRIP EASTER 2009 ROME, including an audience with the Pope, Pompeii and Greece: Students interested in Ancient History, Art, Architecture, Religion or may learn best through experiences should check out the 10 day enrichment trip next Easter. Students should see Mrs. Brady before Thursday, June 5 for information about how to secure a place on this trip. Mother Teresa has a limited number of spots for our school. The itinerary is posted outside room 201. Don't miss the deadline.

ATHLETIC BANQUET: The MT Athletic Awards Banquet will be held on Monday, June 9th @ 6:30 pm in the Caf. Banquet tickets and Athletic T-shirts will be distributed this week only. Outstanding Athletic Fees ($30) and uniforms must be given to Mr. Liska or your spring sport coaches ASAP.

VOLUNTEER HOURS OPPORTUNITY: Volunteers are required for the St-Luke Catholic School Year-End Dance to be held at Mother Teresa High School. The Organizing Committee is seeking volunteers to help with face painting which will tie into the Circus theme of this event. DATE: Friday, June 6, 2008 TIME: 6:30 PM – 10:30 PM. Anyone interested should contact Kathleen Watkinson in Student Services, by noon, Thursday, June 5, 2008.

Monday, June 2, 2008

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

ATTENTION GRADE 8 STUDENTS: Today is the last day to buy tickets for the Grade 8 Semi Formal Dinner & Dance! Stop by the table in the atrium with $10 cash or cheque (made payable to Mother Teresa High School) as well as the bottom portion of your permission form signed by a parent/guardian.

REMINDER TO GRADS: This Friday (June 6) is the last day to hand in your proof of community service hours required for graduation. Be sure to submit your forms to Mrs. Watkinson in Student Services.

GRAD TICKETS: Tickets for the Grad Ceremony on June 25 will be distributed to the students starting tomorrow (Tuesday). Students are asked to come to the Student Services office to pick up and sign for their tickets. Unfortunately we could not accommodate all requests for extra tickets as the demand exceeded our supply. Students will be advised of their allotted tickets when they pick them up in Student Services.

MT WRITING ANTHOLOGY: A reminder to those who submitted an entry for the writing anthology that all final drafts are due by Friday, June 6. Please submit your final drafts either to Ms. Sehl (rm. 134) or Mrs. Earle (rm. 137) by Friday.

EURO-TRIP EASTER 2009 ROME, including an audience with the Pope, Pompeii and Greece: Students interested in Ancient History, Art, Architecture, Religion or may learn best through experiences should check out the 10 day enrichment trip next Easter. Students should see Mrs. Brady before Thursday, June 5 for information about how to secure a place on this trip. Mother Teresa has a limited number of spots for our school. The itinerary is posted outside room 201. Don't miss the deadline.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY: Volunteers needed for the Cancer Society’s Relay for Life on June 13th at the Nepean Sportsplex. Sign up at: www.cancer.ca/relay or e-mail to: relayforlife.nepean@live.ca. Gain valuable community service hours, have fun with friends, meet new people and help the Canadian Cancer Society.

ATHLETIC BANQUET: The MT Athletic Awards Banquet will be held on Monday, June 9th @ 6:30 pm in the Caf. Banquet tickets and Athletic T-shirts will be distributed from June 2 to June 6th only. Outstanding Athletic Fees ($30) and uniforms must be given to Mr. Liska or your spring sport coaches ASAP.

Friday, May 30, 2008

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

CARNIVAL SCHEDULE FOR TODAY: The carnival will run from 11:00 am to 1:30 pm. For Grades 7 & 8 the schedule will remain the same - class times won't be adjusted. Students will attend periods 1, 2, and then check into period 3, and then head to the carnival. They will return to period 5 after it finishes, and move to period 6 at the regular time. For H.S. the adjusted schedule is as follows:

Homeroom 8:55-9:05
Period 1 9:05-10:00
Period 2 10:05-11:00
Carnival 11:00-1:30
Period 3 1:30-2:15
Period 4 2:20-3:05


THE 7/8 BOYS AND GIRLS TOUCH FOOTBALL TEAM: Departure time for TODAY’S game, at Sacred Heart H.S., is at 1:15 PM in the atrium.

GRADE 8 STUDENTS: This is a reminder to any grade 8 student who owes the balance for the La Ronde trip. The $30 balance is due Monday, June 2nd. You can pay this amount in cash or a cheque. Please drop off this amount to Ms. Godard in room 238 before homeroom on June 2nd.

ATTENTION GRADE 8 STUDENTS: The wait is over! Tickets for the Grade 8 Semi Formal Dinner & Dance are now on sale! Stop by the table in the atrium this week with $10 cash or cheque (made payable to Mother Teresa High School) as well as the bottom portion of your permission form signed by a parent/guardian. Buy your tickets early to avoid the disappointment of a cancelled event. The final day to purchase a ticket is Monday, June 2nd.

FOUR FOR FOUR is happening at Carnival TODAY. Four photographed poses of you and maybe your friends as well and all you need is four tickets. It's just like the photo-booth in the shopping mall and your photos will be ready in 10 minutes. Take home some memories of a great spirit week event. Take home 4 for 4, TODAY at Carnival Day!

MT WRITING ANTHOLOGY: A reminder to those who submitted an entry for the writing anthology that all final drafts are due by next Friday, June 6. Please submit your final drafts either to Ms. Sehl (rm. 134) or Mrs. Earle (rm. 137) by next Friday.

EURO-TRIP EASTER 2009 ROME, including an audience with the Pope, Pompeii and Greece: Students interested in Ancient History, Art, Architecture, Religion or may learn best through experiences should check out the 10 day enrichment trip next Easter. Students should see Mrs. Brady before June 5 for information about how to secure a place on this trip. Mother Teresa has a limited number of spots for our school. The itinerary is posted outside room 201. Don't miss the deadline.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY: Volunteers needed for the Cancer Society’s Relay for Life on June 13th at the Nepean Sportsplex. Sign up at: www.cancer.ca/relay or e-mail to: relayforlife.nepean@live.ca. Gain valuable community service hours, have fun with friends, meet new people and help the Canadian Cancer Society.

CAPPIES: Please see Mrs. Simpson today to place your ticket order for the Gala.

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: The 2008 Ontario Summer Games will be held in Ottawa on August 13 -16 and volunteers are needed in many areas such as parking, security, athletes’ village, registration, etc. If you are interested in being a volunteer, visit www.2008osg.ca for more information.

GUEST SPEAKER OPPORTUNITY: For any student who was enrolled in Police Foundations last semester: Please see Mr. Prigent if you are interested in attending a Guest Speaker opportunity with a member of the Tactical Unit (S.W.A.T.) June 3 Period 3 (that's a day 2) Today is the last day to sign to sign up.

ATHLETIC BANQUET: The MT Athletic Awards Banquet will be held on Monday, June 9th @ 6:30 pm in the Caf. Banquet tickets and Athletic T-shirts will be distributed from June 2 to June 6th only. Outstanding Athletic Fees ($30) and uniforms must be given to Mr. Liska or your spring sport coaches ASAP.

Thursday, May 29, 2008

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

RED MAPLE CLUB: Please meet in the library after morning announcements today.

7/8 HOMEWORK CLUB: Due to the library closure, today's meeting of the 7/8 Homework Club will be located in Room 339.

THE 7/8 BOYS AND GIRLS TOUCH FOOTBALL TEAM: Reminder: this week's game is Friday, May 30th at Sacred Heart school. Departure is at 1:15 PM in the atrium.

GRADE 8 STUDENTS: This is a reminder to any grade 8 student who owes the balance for the La Ronde trip. The $30 balance is due Monday, June 2nd (next Monday). You can pay this amount in cash or a cheque. Please drop off this amount to Ms. Godard in room 238 before homeroom on June 2nd.

ATTENTION GRADE 8 STUDENTS: The wait is over! Tickets for the Grade 8 Semi Formal Dinner & Dance are now on sale! Stop by the table in the atrium this week with $10 cash or cheque (made payable to Mother Teresa High School) as well as the bottom portion of your permission form signed by a parent/guardian. Buy your tickets early to avoid the disappointment of a cancelled event. The final day to purchase a ticket is Monday, June 2nd.

LIBRARY CLOSURE: The library is closed after school TODAY of this week.

STUDY SKILLS WORKSHOP: The Exam study skills workshop will take place TODAY at lunch in the library seminar room.

PROM COMMITTEE: There will be a mandatory meeting today (Thursday) at lunch, in room 135, as the meeting originally scheduled for tomorrow must be cancelled due to carnival day.

FOUR FOR FOUR is happening at Carnival this Friday. Four photographed poses of you and maybe your friends as well and all you need is four tickets. It's just like the photo-booth in the shopping mall and your photos will be ready in 10 minutes. Take home some memories of a great spirit week event. Take home 4 for 4, this Friday at Carnival Day!

EURO-TRIP EASTER 2009 ROME, including an audience with the Pope, Pompeii and Greece: Students interested in Ancient History, Art, Architecture, Religion or may learn best through experiences should check out the 10 day enrichment trip next Easter. Students should see Mrs. Brady before June 5 for information about how to secure a place on this trip. Mother Teresa has a limited number of spots for our school. The itinerary is posted outside room 201. Don't miss the deadline.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY: Volunteers needed for the Cancer Society’s Relay for Life on June 13th at the Nepean Sportsplex. Sign up at: www.cancer.ca/relay or e-mail to: relayforlife.nepean@live.ca. Gain valuable community service hours, have fun with friends, meet new people and help the Canadian Cancer Society.

CAPPIES: Please see Mrs. Simpson by Friday, May 30 to place your ticket order for the Gala.

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: The 2008 Ontario Summer Games will be held in Ottawa on August 13 -16 and volunteers are needed in many areas such as parking, security, athletes’ village, registration, etc. If you are interested in being a volunteer, visit www.2008osg.ca for more information.

GUEST SPEAKER OPPORTUNITY: For any student who was enrolled in Police Foundations last semester: Please see Mr. Prigent if you are interested in attending a Guest Speaker opportunity with a member of the Tactical Unit (S.W.A.T.) June 3 Period 3 (that's a day 2) You have until Friday to sign up.

ATHLETIC BANQUET: The MT Athletic Awards Banquet will be held on Monday, June 9th @ 6:30 pm in the Caf. Banquet tickets and Athletic T-shirts will be distributed from June 2 to June 6th only. Outstanding Athletic Fees ($30) and uniforms must be given to Mr. Liska or your spring sport coaches ASAP.

Wednesday, May 28, 2008

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

7/8 HOMEWORK CLUB: Due to the library closure, Thursday's meeting of the 7/8 Homework Club will be located in Room 339.

THE 7/8 BOYS AND GIRLS TOUCH FOOTBALL TEAM: Reminder: this week's game is Friday, May 30th at Sacred Heart school. Departure is at 1:15 PM in the atrium.

GRADE 8 STUDENTS: This is a reminder to any grade 8 student who owes the balance for the La Ronde trip. The $30 balance is due Monday, June 2nd (next Monday). You can pay this amount in cash or a cheque. Please drop off this amount to Ms. Godard in room 238 before homeroom on June 2nd.

ATTENTION GRADE 8 STUDENTS: The wait is over! Tickets for the Grade 8 Semi Formal Dinner & Dance are now on sale! Stop by the table in the atrium this week with $10 cash or cheque (made payable to Mother Teresa High School) as well as the bottom portion of your permission form signed by a parent/guardian. Buy your tickets early to avoid the disappointment of a cancelled event. The final day to purchase a ticket is Monday, June 2nd.

LIBRARY CLOSURE: The library is closed after school on Thursday of this week.

THE CAPPIES GALA AT THE NAC: Anyone interested in attending the Cappies Gala on Tuesday, June 24th, please come for a very important meeting on today at 11:45 in room 316.

STRATFORD SHAKESPEAREAN FESTIVAL 2008: This is a reminder to all students going on the trip to Stratford next October that your 2nd payment is now overdue if you did not provide post-dated cheques. Please submit your payment to Mrs. Brady in room 201 a.s.a.p.

CAPPIES: Please see Mrs. Simpson by Friday, May 30 to place your ticket order for the Gala.

NOTICE TO GRADS: A reminder to grads applying to Ontario universities that TODAY is the response deadline for accepting an offer that you have received from an Ontario university. To accept an offer, you must log on to the OUAC website. See today’s daily announcements on our web site (at www.mths.ca) for specific instructions.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY: The Ottawa Youth Commission was approached by the National Capital Commission to work together and make Ottawa a better place for youth. They have arranged for a focus group on Wednesday, June 4th and they need you! The focus groups will be after school, from 4:30 - 6:00 pm at the NCC’s downtown Info Centre, 90 Wellington St, right across from Parliament. Pizza and drinks will be served, and volunteer hours can be counted for participants. Please see Mrs. Brady in room 201 this week if you would like to be part of this youth focus group.

GUEST SPEAKER OPPORTUNITY: For any student who was enrolled in Police Foundations last semester: Please see Mr. Prigent if you are interested in attending a Guest Speaker opportunity with a member of the Tactical Unit (S.W.A.T.) June 3 Period 3 (that's a day 2) You have until Friday to sign up.

PEER HELPERS: There will be an important Peer Helper meeting TODAY at the start of lunch in Room 326

REMINDER TO GRADS: Grads who have not submitted the paperwork attesting to the completion of their 40 hours of community service must do so by Friday, June 6. You cannot participate in the grad ceremony unless this requirement is fulfilled by that day. Blank forms are available in the Student Services office.

ATHLETIC BANQUET: The MT Athletic Awards Banquet will be held on Monday, June 9th @ 6:30 pm in the Caf. Banquet tickets and Athletic T-shirts will be distributed from June 2 to June 6th only. Outstanding Athletic Fees ($30) and uniforms must be given to Mr. Liska or your spring sport coaches ASAP.

EXAM PREP WORKSHOP FOR GR. 11 AND 12 STUDENTS: Join us for lunch (11:45 a.m.) on Thursday, May 29 and get expert study advice and exam taking tips just in time for June Exams. Sign up sheets are in the Student Services office. You will come away with lots of great handouts and helpful hints.

Tuesday, May 27, 2008

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

THE 7/8 BOYS AND GIRLS TOUCH FOOTBALL TEAM: There is a short, 1 hour practice TODAY after school. Reminder: this week's game is Friday, May 30th at Sacred Heart school. Departure is at 1:15 PM in the atrium.

GRADE 8 STUDENTS: This is a reminder to any grade 8 student who owes the balance for the La Ronde trip. The $30 balance is due Monday, June 2nd (next Monday). You can pay this amount in cash or a cheque. Please drop off this amount to Ms. Godard in room 238 before homeroom on June 2nd.

ATTENTION GRADE 8 STUDENTS: The wait is over! Tickets for the Grade 8 Semi Formal Dinner & Dance are now on sale! Stop by the table in the atrium this week with $10 cash or cheque (made payable to Mother Teresa High School) as well as the bottom portion of your permission form signed by a parent/guardian. Buy your tickets early to avoid the disappointment of a cancelled event. The final day to purchase a ticket is Monday, June 2nd.

LIBRARY CLOSURE: The library is closed after school TODAY and Thursday of this week.

STRATFORD SHAKESPEAREAN FESTIVAL 2008: This is a reminder to all students going on the trip to Stratford next October that your 2nd payment is now overdue if you did not provide post-dated cheques. Please submit your payment to Mrs. Brady in room 201 a.s.a.p.

NOTICE TO GRADS: A reminder to grads applying to Ontario universities that Wednesday, May 28 is the response deadline for accepting an offer that you have received from an Ontario university. To accept an offer, go to: http://www.ouac.on.ca/101/index.html click on “Review and Change Your Completed Application”, then log in and click on "Choices/Offers" to view your offers. Click on the "Offer" or "Alternate Offer" link to respond. After indicating your response to an offer and clicking "Update and Continue", you must then click on one of the SUBMIT buttons or links on the page and follow the outlined instructions. When you have successfully completed this SUBMIT process you will immediately receive a CONFIRMATION NUMBER online (not in an email). Please print this page for your records. IMPORTANT: If you did not immediately receive a confirmation number then your response(s) were not saved. You MUST log back into "Review & Change" and submit your response properly.

PING PONG INTRAMURALS: The following individuals face off in the next round: Shikai Jin, Mr. Currie, Adino Grecia, Alex Arrieta, Mr. McSwiggan, Tori Bradley, Henry Xi, Seong Min, Oscar Arrieta, Mr. Prigent. Games take place TODAY at 12:00. Don't be late.

GUEST SPEAKER OPPORTUNITY: For any student who was enrolled in Police Foundations last semester: Please see Mr. Prigent if you are interested in attending a Guest Speaker opportunity with a member of the Tactical Unit (S.W.A.T.) June 3 Period 3 (that's a day 2). You have until Friday to sign up.

GRADE 12 BANNER: We are looking for all grade 12 students who have a spare period 3 on Day 1 who have not yet gotten a chance to come down to the chapel to add their handprint on the Grade 12 banner. If that is you, please come down to the chapel at the beginning of period 3 TODAY and you can add your hand print to the banner.

PEER HELPERS: There will be an important Peer Helper meeting on Wednesday, May 28 at the start of lunch in Room 326

21 POINTS AWARD FOR GRADUATES: Applications for a 21 Points Award were distributed to grads in homeroom. Deadline for returning completed forms (to Mrs. McLaughlin in room 130) is TODAY. Additional applications are available in room 130 and in Student Services..

REMINDER TO GRADS: Grads who have not submitted the paperwork attesting to the completion of their 40 hours of community service must do so by Friday, June 6. You cannot participate in the grad ceremony unless this requirement is fulfilled by that day. Blank forms are available in the Student Services office.

ATHLETIC BANQUET: The MT Athletic Awards Banquet will be held on Monday, June 9th @ 6:30 pm in the Caf. Banquet tickets and Athletic T-shirts will be distributed from June 2 to June 6th only. Outstanding Athletic Fees ($30) and uniforms must be given to Mr. Liska or your spring sport coaches ASAP.

EXAM PREP WORKSHOP FOR GR. 11 AND 12 STUDENTS: Join us for lunch (11:45 a.m.) on Thursday, May 29 and get expert study advice and exam taking tips just in time for June Exams. Sign up sheets are in the Student Services office. You will come away with lots of great handouts and helpful hints.

Monday, May 26, 2008

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

GRADE 8 STUDENTS: This is a reminder to any grade 8 student who owes the balance for the La Ronde trip. The $30 balance is due Monday, June 2nd (next Monday). You can pay this amount in cash or a cheque. Please drop off this amount to Ms. Godard in room 238 before homeroom on June 2nd.

ATTENTION GRADE 8 STUDENTS: The wait is over! Tickets for the Grade 8 Semi Formal Dinner & Dance are now on sale! Stop by the table in the atrium this week with $10 cash or cheque (made payable to Mother Teresa High School) as well as the bottom portion of your permission form signed by a parent/guardian. Buy your tickets early to avoid the disappointment of a cancelled event. The final day to purchase a ticket is Monday, June 2nd.

PING PONG INTRAMURALS: The following individuals face off in the next round: Shikai Jin, Mr. Currie, Adino Grecia, Alex Arrieta, Mr. McSwiggan, Tori Bradley, Henry Xi, Seong Min, Oscar Arrieta, Mr. Prigent. Games take place on Tuesday at 12:00. Don't be late.

GUEST SPEAKER OPPORTUNITY: For any student who was enrolled in Police Foundations last semester: Please see Mr. Prigent if you are interested in attending a Guest Speaker opportunity with a member of the Tactical Unit (S.W.A.T.) June 3, period 3 (that's a day 2). You have until Friday to sign up.

GRADE 12 BANNER: We are looking for all grade 12 students who have a spare period 3 on Day 1 who have not yet gotten a chance to come down to the chapel to add their handprint on the Grade 12 banner. If that is you, please come down to the chapel at the beginning of period 3 on Tuesday and you can add your hand print to the banner. Any grade 12's who have class during period 3 and have not added their hand print to the banner are asked to see Donna, the chaplain, on Monday.

PEER HELPERS: There will be an important Peer Helper meeting on Wednesday, May 28 at the start of lunch in Room 326

21 POINTS AWARD FOR GRADUATES: Applications for a 21 Points Award were distributed to grads in homeroom. Deadline for returning completed forms (to Mrs. McLaughlin in room 130) is Tuesday, May 27th. Additional applications are available in room 130 and in Student Services..

REMINDER TO GRADS: Grads who have not submitted the paperwork attesting to the completion of their 40 hours of community service must do so by Friday, June 6. You cannot participate in the grad ceremony unless this requirement is fulfilled by that day. Blank forms are available in the Student Services office.

ATHLETIC BANQUET: The MT Athletic Awards Banquet will be held on Monday, June 9th @ 6:30 pm in the Caf. Banquet tickets and Athletic T-shirts will be distributed from June 2 to June 6th only. Outstanding Athletic Fees ($30) and uniforms must be given to Mr. Liska or your spring sport coaches ASAP.

EXAM PREP WORKSHOP FOR GR. 11 AND 12 STUDENTS: Join us for lunch (11:45 a.m.) on Thursday, May 29 and get expert study advice and exam taking tips just in time for June Exams. Sign up sheets are in the Student Services office. You will come away with lots of great handouts and helpful hints.

VOLUNTEERING: The Volunteer Resources Office at the Queensway Carleton Hospital is looking for enthusiastic student volunteers to help keep their hospital running during the summer months. Positions are available in a variety of departments, including administrative and patient service areas. Applicants must have completed Grade 9 and be 15 years of age this year. Commitment is only a few hours a day, once a week through July and August. If interested come to one of our information sessions. The dates can be found on our website www.qch.on.ca and to book a date call 721-4709 or email volunteer@qch.on.ca

Friday, May 23, 2008

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

GRADE 8 SEMI-FORMAL: Grade 8 students are reminded to bring the information letter regarding the Semi-Formal home to their parents. Tickets will be on sale soon - you must have the signed portion returned to buy a ticket. Also, Toppers fundraising coupons must be redeemed this week!

PROM COMMITTEE: Just a reminder of the meeting today (Friday) at lunch in room 135.

21 POINTS AWARD FOR GRADUATES: Applications for a 21 Points Award were distributed to grads in homeroom. Deadline for returning completed forms (to Mrs. McLaughlin in room 130) is Tuesday, May 27th. Additional applications are available in room 130 and in Student Services..

CLASH OF THE TITANS: For $2.00, do you want to buy out of class to watch the Teachers play the Student Intramural Champs in Basketball, Soccer, Dodgeball and Floor Hockey? Purchase your ticket TODAY at lunch for "Clash of the Titans" taking place period 4 on Monday, May 26th. Tickets are on sale in the atrium.

CAPPIES: Please meet briefly in Rm 300 at lunch TODAY to discuss voting day.

REMINDER TO GRADS: Grads who have not submitted the paperwork attesting to the completion of their 40 hours of community service must do so by Friday, June 6. You cannot participate in the grad ceremony unless this requirement is fulfilled by that day. Blank forms are available in the Student Services office.

ATHLETIC BANQUET: The MT Athletic Awards Banquet will be held on Monday, June 9th @ 6:30 pm in the Caf. Banquet tickets and Athletic T-shirts will be distributed from June 2 to June 6th only. Outstanding Athletic Fees ($30) and uniforms must be given to Mr. Liska or your spring sport coaches ASAP.

EXAM PREP WORKSHOP FOR GR. 11 AND 12 STUDENTS: Join us for lunch (11:45 a.m.) on Thursday, May 29 and get expert study advice and exam taking tips just in time for June Exams. Sign up sheets are in the Student Services office. You will come away with lots of great handouts and helpful hints.

BAXTER SUMMER DAY CAMP is looking for volunteers to help during their 6 week-long day camps for 6-12 year olds through the summer. We offer interactive, ecologically based activities during the week! If this interests you, please visit us online at: http://www.rideauvalley.on.ca/careas/baxter/index.html. or contact us by e-mail: peter.goddard@rcva.ca, phone 613 489-3592.

STUDENT VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR THE FERRARI FESTIVAL: JUNE 13TH TO 15TH to work 3-hour shifts on Friday evening, Saturday afternoon and evening and Sunday morning. You can sign up for more than one shift. T-shirts and caps are provided. Community Volunteer Hour sheets that you supply will be filled in. E-mail your NAME and PHONE NUMBER TO: dharding@magma.ca You will receive more details as soon as your e-mail is received.

VOLUNTEERING: The Volunteer Resources Office at the Queensway Carleton Hospital is looking for enthusiastic student volunteers to help keep their hospital running during the summer months. Positions are available in a variety of departments, including administrative and patient service areas. Applicants must have completed Grade 9 and be 15 years of age this year. Commitment is only a few hours a day, once a week through July and August. If interested come to one of our information sessions. The dates can be found on our website www.qch.on.ca and to book a date call 721-4709 or email volunteer@qch.on.ca

LOOKING FOR BABYSITTER for two children (one 6 month old, one 3 1/3 years old). Family lives on Daventry. Please call Carrie Ann at 613 482-1388.

GRADE 9 TO 12 STUDENTS LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEER HOURS: Adventures in Engineering and Science is looking for enthusiastic, dynamic and outgoing students with a love for learning, science and engineering. By volunteering for one week, a student can complete all 40 hours required for the OSSD. Volunteers get to experience the University of Ottawa campus, including experiments in the science labs and a weekly swim in the University pool. The camp runs weekly from June 30th to August 22nd. Interested students can apply on-line at http://adventures.uottawa.ca or contact us at aventur@eng.uottawa.ca

CARLETON UNIVERSITY - SWIMMING POOL IS HIRING LIFEGUARD/ INSTRUCTORS FOR SUMMER 2008: Applications are posted at www.carleton.ca/athletics. Submit your completed application by mail, in-person or by email to Steve Baird (Manager, Aquatics and Children's Programs) at the Customer Service Office (AC 1110). Applications MUST be received by Friday, May 30th (4:00PM). On your application, please confirm your intention to participate in the NEW STAFF SCREENING session that is planned for Sunday, June 1st, 2008 (5:00 - 8:30 pm). For more information, please call the Athletics Office at 520-2600 ext. 1661.

Thursday, May 22, 2008

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

GRADE 8 SEMI-FORMAL: Grade 8 students are reminded to bring the information letter regarding the Semi-Formal home to their parents. Tickets will be on sale soon - you must have the signed portion returned to buy a ticket. Also, Toppers fundraising coupons must be redeemed this week!

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

21 POINTS AWARD FOR GRADUATES: Applications for a 21 Points Award were distributed to grads in homeroom. Deadline for returning completed forms (to Mrs. McLaughlin in room 130) is Tuesday, May 27th. Additional applications are available in room 130 and in Student Services..

NOTICE: Girls Rugby team volunteers for 7/8 Track and Field are to meet with Ms. McKenna TODAY, by her office, at beginning of High School lunch. The meeting will be brief.

CLASH OF THE TITANS: For $2.00, do you want to buy out of class to watch the Teachers play the Student Intramural Champs in Basketball, Soccer, Dodgeball and Floor Hockey? Purchase your ticket TODAY at lunch for "Clash of the Titans" taking place period 4 on Monday, May 26th. Tickets are on sale in the atrium at lunch all week!

LIVE IT UP! - All Live it up members are asked to meet today at 11:45 in the career center.

NOTICE: A reminder to student council members and Live it Up members to come to room 205 this morning to pick up your "Did you Know" t-shirts.

GIRLS SOCCER: Please excuse the Girls Soccer team at 2:50 today (Thursday, May 22) for their game at Woodroffe. All girls should change and meet in the atrium to await their cabs.

CAPPIES: Please meet briefly in Rm 300 at lunch on Friday to discuss voting day.

PING PONG INTRAMURALS: Round of 16 continues TODAY, at lunch, with the following Match Ups: Mr. Currie vs Adino Grecia, Alex Arrieta vs Charlie Landry, Mike Haindl vs Mr. McSwiggan, Tori Bradley vs Henri Xi, Seong Min vs Bartek and Munir Abrum vs Oscar Arrieta. Games can begin at 11:45.

REACH FOR THE TOP: And now the end is near.....the CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL match-up has been established after six long months of trivia. Adam MacRae and his McLovins are slated to face Mike Li's CRAZY TACO MAFIA in the LIBRARY TODAY during Senior lunch. Staff and students alike are invited to witness this historic occasion. The ultimate question now becomes: Who will take home the Mighty Brain Hiccup? Which courageous team will join the legion of past victors such as the Juggernauts, the Electric Donkey Launchers, and who could forget Pete Best's Bitter Revenge... Buzzer activation - 11:50 am.

DID YOU KNOW???? This Friday Live it up will be sending out a quiz to each high school homeroom based on the information from the "did you know" posters put up around the school and the information on specially made t-shirts worn by students TODAY. The quiz tests your knowledge about healthy lifestyle facts and the homerooms with the highest score will be entered in a draw to win a free homeroom breakfast. So start reading all the posters and t-shirts to help out your homeroom class!

EXAM PREP WORKSHOP FOR GR. 11 AND 12 STUDENTS: Join us for lunch (11:45 a.m.) on Thursday, May 29 and get expert study advice and exam taking tips just in time for June Exams. Sign up sheets are in the Student Services office. You will come away with lots of great handouts and helpful hints.

ATTENTION STUDENTS WHO HAVE REGISTERED FOR CO-OP NEXT YEAR! Co-op interviews start TOMORROW. Only students who have handed in all of the following items will be interviewed: application form, resume, co-op fees, and 3 out of 6 Internet career quizzes. Those who have not handed in these items will be missing out on fantastic and exciting career opportunities.

BLOOD DONOR CLINIC: There will be a Blood Donor Clinic at Mother Teresa HS TOMORROW. Donors must be a minimum of 17yrs old and 110 lbs. If you are interested in being a donor, and have not signed up through your homeroom, please see Mrs. McLaughlin in room 130.

LOOKING FOR BABYSITTER for two children (one 6 month old, one 3 1/3 years old). Family lives on Daventry. Please call Carrie Ann at 613 482-1388.

Wednesday, May 21, 2008

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

GRADE 8 SEMI-FORMAL COMMITTEE: There will be a brief meeting of the Gr 8 Semi-Formal Committee at the start of lunch today in Room 332.

GRADE 8 SEMI-FORMAL: Grade 8 students are reminded to bring the information letter regarding the Semi-Formal home to their parents. Tickets will be on sale soon - you must have the signed portion returned to buy a ticket. Also, Toppers fundraising coupons must be redeemed this week!

RED MAPLE CLUB: The last meeting of the year is TODAY.

7-8 QUEEN'S TRIP: There will be a mandatory meeting TODAY, at 12:37, in room 237, for all students participating in the Queen's university trip. Bring your lunch. Tell Mr. Bouchard or Mrs. Symes if you cannot attend.

21 POINTS AWARD FOR GRADUATES: Applications for a 21 Points Award were distributed to grads in homeroom. Deadline for returning completed forms (to Mrs. McLaughlin in room 130) is Tuesday, May 27th. Additional applications are available in room 130 and in Student Services..

NOTICE: Girls Rugby team volunteers for 7/8 track and field are to meet with Ms. McKenna this Thursday, May 22, by her office, at beginning of High School lunch. The meeting will be brief.

STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS: Would ALL Student Council members please meet for a brief, but important meeting in the student council room today at 11:40.

PING PONG INTRAMURALS: Round of 16 continues this Thursday, at lunch, with the following Match Ups: Mr. Currie vs Adino Grecia, Alex Arrieta vs Charlie Landry, Mike Haindl vs Mr. McSwiggan, Tori Bradley vs Henri Xi, Seong Min vs Bartek and Munir Abrum vs Oscar Arrieta. Games can begin at 11:45.

GRADE 12 MARINE BIOLOGY TRIP FOR THE 2008-2009 SCHOOL YEAR: Students are to forward their cheques to Ms. D'Angela in room #211, following the announcements.

TRACK & FIELD NOTICE: There is a brief but important meeting, TODAY, at lunch in room 132 for all participants in Thursday's National Capital Track and Field meet at Terry Fox. Attendance is mandatory!

REACH FOR THE TOP: And now the end is near.....the CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL match-up has been established after six long months of trivia. Adam MacRae and his McLovins are slated to face Mike Li's CRAZY TACO MAFIA in the LIBRARY on THURSDAY, MAY 22 during Senior lunch. Staff and students alike are invited to witness this historic occasion. The ultimate question now becomes: Who will take home the Mighty Brain Hiccup? Which courageous team will join the legion of past victors such as the Juggernauts, the Electric Donkey Launchers, and who could forget Pete Best's Bitter Revenge... Buzzer activation - 11:50 am.

DID YOU KNOW???? This Friday Live it up will be sending out a quiz to each high school homeroom based on the information from the "did you know" posters put up around the school and the information on specially made t-shirts worn by students on Thursday. The quiz tests your knowledge about healthy lifestyle facts and the homerooms with the highest score will be entered in a draw to win a free homeroom breakfast. So start reading all the posters and t-shirts to help out your homeroom class!

ARE YOU IN GRADE 11 OR 12 AND STRESSED ABOUT UPCOMING EXAMS????? Help has arrived!!! Mother Teresa is offering a free 45 minute workshop for students to get expert study advice and exam taking tips just in time for June Exams. When? Thursday, May 29th starting at 11:45 am How do I register? Sign up sheets are in the Student Services office and you will receive a note in homeroom to remind you of the workshop on that day. Treats will be provided and you will come away with lots of great handouts and helpful hints. So sign up today, as enrollment is limited.

ATTENTION STUDENTS WHO HAVE REGISTERED FOR CO-OP NEXT YEAR! Co-op interviews start on Friday, May 23. Only students who have handed in all of the following items will be interviewed: application form, resume, co-op fees, and 3 out of 6 Internet career quizzes. Those who have not handed in these items will be missing out on fantastic and exciting career opportunities.

GRAD CEREMONY TICKETS: Today is the last day for Grads to sign up for extra tickets (above the two every grad will get) for the Grad Ceremony. Sign up sheet is in Student Services.

BLOOD DONOR CLINIC: There will be a Blood Donor Clinic at Mother Teresa HS on Friday, May 23rd. Donors must be a minimum of 17yrs old and 110 lbs. If you are interested in being a donor, and have not signed up through your homeroom, please see Mrs. McLaughlin in room 130.