This document provides information about upcoming events and schedule details for the week of December 10-14 at a school. The schedule includes lunch times, classes, exams, dances, and other events. It also provides the school lunch menu, announcements about band concerts, dances, exams, food drives, and other extracurricular activities happening that week.

1. Monday - Lunch at 11:30am – PM ELT – 7-9 COI
Tuesday - Lunch at 11:30am – PM ELT – 7-9 COI
- Band Concert – 7pm in East Gym
Wednesday - Lunch 12:00pm – AM TAG – 7-9 TAG/ELT
Thursday - Lunch 12:00pm – AM ELT – 7-9 COI
- Sr. High Dance – 7:00-10:00pm
Friday - Classes start 9:20AM - Lunch at 12:00
Dec 10-14 is a WEEK A

2. Save the date …
 Dec 11 – Band Christmas Concert – 7pm
 Dec 13 – Sr. High Dance – 7pm
 Dec 20 – School-wide TAG
 Dec 21 – Last Day before Christmas Break
 Jan 7 – First Day of Classes after Christmas Break
 Jan 14 – English 30 Diploma Exam – Part A
 Jan 15 – Social Studies 30 Diploma Exam – Part A
 Jan 23 – Last Day of Sr. High Semester 1 Classes
 Jan 23 – Math 30 Diploma Exam
 Jan 24-30 – Sr. High Semester 1 Exams
Dec 10-14 is a WEEK A

3. Monday, Dec 10 Sweet & Sour Meatballs with
Rice and Salad
Tuesday, Dec 11 Chicken Ranch Wrap & Fries
Wednesday, Dec 12 Waffle Day
Thursday, Dec 13 Pizza
Friday, Dec 14 Manicotti & Caesar Salad
Dec 10-14 is a WEEK A

4. BCHS Music Program
Invites You To
Music for a Winter’s Night
Under the direction of
Mrs. Kerri-lee Kostiw
Featuring: Art Displays from BCHS Art Program,
Special vocal performances and …..Santa Claus!
7:00 pm
Tuesday, December 11, 2018
Barrhead Composite High School, East Gym
Admission: Donations to the Food Bank
Dec 10-14 is a WEEK A

5. Frosty Formal Dance!!
Thursday, December 13th - Sr. High Dance from 7 - 10 p.m.
Tickets $5 - please pay attention to the rules on the back of
the ticket, to ensure you can attend.
Tickets will be sold Monday Dec. 10 - Wednesday, Dec. 12 in
the Cafeteria.
Dec 10-14 is a WEEK A

6. It’s the Season of Giving!
For the weeks of December 3 - 11th we will be gathering food
for the FCSS Food Bank – bring food to your block 1 class.
Non-perishable items like:
• Pasta (canned or dry) and pasta sauces.
• Canned meats and fish.
• Meat alternatives (peanut butter, soy, assorted nuts)
• Canned goods (beans, soups, and stews)
• Dairy (canned, and powdered milk)
• Canned vegetables and fruit.
• Whole grain cereals.
• Infant foods and baby formula.
The class with the most food wins bragging rights!
Food Bank Items will also be collected at the Band Concert
on Tuesday, December 11th, 2018
Food Drive
December 3 - 11th
Dec 10-14 is a WEEK A

7. 12 Days of Christmas - BCHS Style
On Thursday, December 6th, started our annual 12 Days of
Christmas contest. Stay tuned for announcements about where
you will bring your most creative representation of whichever
version of the 12 Days of Christmas we use for that day.
For instance - A Partridge in a Pear Tree was once represented like
this:
Dec 10-14 is a WEEK A

8. Dec 10-14 is a WEEK A

9. Barrhead FCSS YOUTH!
December
2018 for
YOUTH!
What’s Up?!!
With Tawny will
host a craft night
on Tuesday,
December 18th
GRANNY TAG | #GroupChat
Foosball & ping pong | FORTNITE NIGHTS
Join us for a
Christmas Movie
Marathon with Hot
Chocolate and
Cookies on
December 11th!
Ugly Christmas Sweater Party!
~ December 20th ~
Zoology: December 13th
Who will our furry friend
be this month?!
Youth is closed for the
holiday season after
December 21st. We will
return to our NEW Youth
programs on January 8th!
Youth is every Tuesday &
Thursday in the Charles
Godberson Rotary Room
from 3:30pm until 7:30pm
Ages 11 – 17 are welcome!
Dec 10-14 is a WEEK A

10. ATA Local 22 Button Design Contest
Information and Rules
Background
While many people in the world do not ascribe to any religion (they may be
secular, agnostic, or atheist), many people do identify with some form of
organized belief system. Some of the largest and most internationally
widespread belief systems include Hinduism, Christianity, Islam, Judaism, and
Buddhism.
Regardless of what belief system one may hold (if any), everyone deserves to
be treated respectfully; no one person (or religion) is better than any other,
and sometimes our differences should be celebrated as we learn from each
other!
Examples of buttons that promote the acceptance of religious diversity
include:
Dec 10-14 is a WEEK A

11. Button Prize Information:
Designs will be accepted and prizes awarded in three categories as indicated
below. The winner of the design that is to be used on the official DEHR
button will be decided from all the entries received, regardless of category.
Category 2: Grades 7 through 9
* First Prize: $100 Gift Card
* Second Prize: $50 Gift Card
Category 3: Grades 10 through 12
* First Prize: $100 Gift Card
* Second Prize: $50 Gift Card
Grand Prize: $250
See the poster in the office for more info or emai:
Karen.Campbell@phrd.ab.ca
Dec 10-14 is a WEEK A

12. Jr. High
Announcements

13. Jr High Students:
Need some help with Math?
• Get some extra math help on
Mondays and Wednesdays from 3:30
– 4:30pm
• Rm 13
• All junior high students welcome
Dec 10-14 is a WEEK A

14. Sr. High
Announcements

15. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
Are you good with words? Prove it! The
Town of Barrhead is looking for blog writers
$15 per blog
Paid monthly
Content coaching
Online publishing with credit
Flexible schedule
Good content writers are in high demand in
every industry. Give it a try!
Open to grades 10-12. See Ms Wegner for more info.
Dec 10-14 is a WEEK A

16. Work Experience
November timesheets are due now.
Some students still have not handed in their work
experience evaluations from November. If you
lost your form, see Ms Wegner for another one.
Evaluations make up 55% of your work
experience mark, so it is important to return
them.
Dec 10-14 is a WEEK A

17. Introductory Accounting
Planning on entering into a business program
after you graduate?
You should consider taking Ms Wegner’s intro
accounting course. It will greatly help you first semester
in your first accounting class. Seriously, no kidding, make
your first semester easier by have some basic knowledge.
You can start now or wait until second semester. It is self-
directed and if you put in six hours a week during a spare
or after school or weekends, you can complete it within a
couple of months or less and also earn four credits.
See Ms Wegner to set something up.
Dec 10-14 is a WEEK A

18. Green & Gold Getaway
Alberta grade 11 students are invited to get away
and experience a Top 5 university in Canada. Your
adventure will include transportation
reimbursement, accommodation, and a weekend of
exciting events. Only 20 spots are available for this
unique experience. Students must apply by January
27, 2019 at uab.ca/ggg.
Dec 10-14 is a WEEK A

19. Info Week
It's almost that time again! UAlberta Info Week will take
place on campus from January 29 - 31, 2019. You will have
the chance to:
Learn more about what to study
Find out what you need to get admitted into various degree
programs
Discover career paths
Ask admission questions
For more information visit uab.ca/infoweek.
Dec 10-14 is a WEEK A

20. Deadline Reminder
December 12, 2018: Award application deadline
March 1, 2019: Application deadline for most direct-entry
programs
April 30, 2019: Deadline to submit updated courses and
marks
April 30, 2019: Deadline to apply to residence for a
guaranteed spot
May 1, 2019: Deadline to accept an admission offer
For more information visit uab.ca/apply.
Dec 10-14 is a WEEK A

21. Feature Program: Science Internship Program
A student in the Faculty of Science has the
opportunity to explore career options during their
degree with the integrated Science Internship
Program (SIP) and gain real-world work experience
during graduation. Students in all science programs
are eligible to participate in paid and supervised
work terms that range from 4, 8, 12 or 16 months.
Dec 10-14 is a WEEK A

22. • Concordia has just changed entry requirements for
the upcoming 2019 school year. Check with Ms
Wegner or the Admissions page at CUE website
• Concordia is non-competitive entry.
• No auditions required to enter Fine Arts
• The Faculty of Science is waiting for approval for
an Information Technology major
• Info night is March 14 and you can apply for free
there
Dec 10-14 is a WEEK A

23. Concordia Commitment
This is a one-of-a-kind program in Alberta,
providing additional support to students.
If all requirements of the program are completed,
with a 2.3 GPA at graduation, and career-related
employment is not secured within 6 months of
graduation, or unable to move on to a professional
program or grad studies, students are eligible to
return for an extra year of undergraduate classes for
FREE
Dec 10-14 is a WEEK A

24. Two new Double Degrees are now offered which
include international learning
• 1+2+1 with Beijing Foreign Studies University in
Management
• 2+1 with Universite Bretagne Sud in French Language.
• You earn a degree here and in China or France
• The school is continually seeking new learning
opportunities in other countries and foreign
universities.
Dec 10-14 is a WEEK A

25. Scholarships and Awards
You receive an entry scholarship for 75% average
and better, if you apply prior to April 1 deadline.
These are renewable each year you attend as long as
you maintain the average or better.
General Awards are competitive and the deadline is
January 15. You must fill out the online application
and two reference letters.
Dec 10-14 is a WEEK A

26. • Saturday, February 9, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Lethbridge College Centre Core
• Take a tour of the campus
• Speak with a faculty member or a representative from academic
area of interest
• Explore the wide range of academic programs, student services,
and student activities and organizations
• Visit interactive program areas
• Apply on the spot - applications will be accepted, and the
application fee will be waived to those who apply in person that
day.
• Perspective students in Grades 10-12 (or graduated) who
register and attend Open House are entered into a draw for a
$1,500 tuition credit!
Dec 10-14 is a WEEK A

27. Two new programs for Fall 2019 are just waiting for
ministerial approval.
Architectural Animation Technology
This two-year diploma program will provide specialized
knowledge and visual communication skills required for a
successful career in the world of architecture. Students will be
required to complete a practicum during their time in the program
to ensure they are industry ready.
Virtual & Augmented Reality
Virtual Reality (VR) is the latest emerging technology being used within
many different industries, and Lethbridge College is preparing students
for these industry opportunities with this one-year certificate. While
working with a team of VR specialists, students will be given the
opportunity to put their classroom learning into practice
Dec 10-14 is a WEEK A