Announcements 4 Mar/2016
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The document contains announcements about various school activities, including a $5 lunch special, a boys' baseball tournament information meeting, tryouts for the varsity baseball team, opportunities to sell daffodil pins and check the volunteer board, a meeting owed money for pizza, and visits from the health nurse.
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Announcements - March 4, 2016
The document contains announcements about a $5 lunch special, an informational meeting for boys interested in trying out for the varsity baseball team, selling daffodil pins to raise money, paying back money owed for pizza slices, a meeting in room 663 that everyone is welcome to attend, seeing the health nurse on Monday mornings by appointment, and checking the volunteer board for opportunities.
Announcements - March 3, 2016
The $5 special at the restaurant offers a choice of noodles or rice with vegetables and meatballs or grilled chicken, with a bottle of water to complete the meal.
The boys' baseball team is holding an important information meeting on Monday, March 7th at the beginning of lunch for any boys interested in trying out for the team.
Mrs. Green's 1st semester homeroom class will meet today in Room 214 at the beginning of lunch to celebrate with an DQ ice cream cake.
Announcements - March 7, 2016
The $5 lunch special at an unnamed location is pasta and meatballs or a meatball sub with wedge fries. Students at SCI are invited to submit designs for a colouring book by Friday. Badminton practice is today at lunch, not after school. The Girls Group is having a meeting today at the beginning of lunch in Room 214 and new members are welcome. Library Live is this Friday and acts are encouraged to prepare. Grade 9-10 boys are invited to a baseball tournament on April 1st and there is a mandatory information meeting on Tuesday March 8th. The varsity boys baseball team is having a sign-up meeting today at the beginning of lunch in guidance. Students can sign up to sell daff
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Katja Awender, Stephenie Armstrong & Madison Halliday won an award for their charity. There will be a school spirit day tomorrow to support the girls soccer team in their championship. Students are reminded to attend period 3 for attendance. The varsity boys baseball team lost their game yesterday but had a good season. Junior boys golf practice is at 3:30pm and they have a tournament on Thursday. Variety night practices are scheduled for today and Wednesday after school. Students are reminded to park properly and not in unauthorized areas. Crime Stoppers can be contacted about acts of vandalism.
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The document contains announcements for various school activities, sports teams, fundraising opportunities, and reminders. Key details include:
- A meeting on Tuesday for any students interested in joining the curling team, no experience needed.
- Forms and fees due Friday for varsity girls hockey.
- Senior boys volleyball practicing after school and having a playoff game on Friday.
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There will be a school-wide spirit day during period 3 to cheer on the varsity girls soccer team in the championships. Girls softball won one game and lost another yesterday, and junior boys golf leaves at 7am for a tournament where they hope to play well or at least look good. Students and staff are reminded to only park in designated spaces and not in fire zones, on the grass, or where parking is prohibited. Variety night practice will be held after school in the cafeteria.
Feb 11
The document contains announcements for students about various school activities including badminton practice, volleyball jersey returns, a ski trip, lunch options, baseball registration, reporting vandalism, construction career opportunities, and library, soccer, and math events. Lunch restrictions and reminders to check the school website and bring lunch to the library are also mentioned.
Announcements- Tuesday January 24, 2017
Volunteers are needed for various roles at the Wasaga Beach Youth Centre from February 17th-20th. Jobs include supervising activities, cooking, and making concession foods. Volunteers will receive $5 off a youth centre trip for each hour worked. Contact the youth centre for more information.
The U17-18 Collingwood Boys' Rep soccer team is hosting tryouts for the next 3 Sundays at CCI from 8-9:30pm. Interested players should register at collingwoodusc.ca before attending under coach Martin Fleming. Contact Martin at 705-607-1897 for more details.
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The document contains announcements about a $5 lunch special, an informational meeting for boys interested in trying out for the varsity baseball team, selling daffodil pins to raise money, paying back money owed for pizza slices, a meeting in room 663 that everyone is welcome to attend, seeing the health nurse on Monday mornings by appointment, and checking the volunteer board for opportunities.
Announcements - March 3, 2016
The $5 special at the restaurant offers a choice of noodles or rice with vegetables and meatballs or grilled chicken, with a bottle of water to complete the meal.
The boys' baseball team is holding an important information meeting on Monday, March 7th at the beginning of lunch for any boys interested in trying out for the team.
Mrs. Green's 1st semester homeroom class will meet today in Room 214 at the beginning of lunch to celebrate with an DQ ice cream cake.
Announcements - March 7, 2016
The $5 lunch special at an unnamed location is pasta and meatballs or a meatball sub with wedge fries. Students at SCI are invited to submit designs for a colouring book by Friday. Badminton practice is today at lunch, not after school. The Girls Group is having a meeting today at the beginning of lunch in Room 214 and new members are welcome. Library Live is this Friday and acts are encouraged to prepare. Grade 9-10 boys are invited to a baseball tournament on April 1st and there is a mandatory information meeting on Tuesday March 8th. The varsity boys baseball team is having a sign-up meeting today at the beginning of lunch in guidance. Students can sign up to sell daff
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Katja Awender, Stephenie Armstrong & Madison Halliday won an award for their charity. There will be a school spirit day tomorrow to support the girls soccer team in their championship. Students are reminded to attend period 3 for attendance. The varsity boys baseball team lost their game yesterday but had a good season. Junior boys golf practice is at 3:30pm and they have a tournament on Thursday. Variety night practices are scheduled for today and Wednesday after school. Students are reminded to park properly and not in unauthorized areas. Crime Stoppers can be contacted about acts of vandalism.
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The document contains announcements for various school activities, sports teams, fundraising opportunities, and reminders. Key details include:
- A meeting on Tuesday for any students interested in joining the curling team, no experience needed.
- Forms and fees due Friday for varsity girls hockey.
- Senior boys volleyball practicing after school and having a playoff game on Friday.
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There will be a school-wide spirit day during period 3 to cheer on the varsity girls soccer team in the championships. Girls softball won one game and lost another yesterday, and junior boys golf leaves at 7am for a tournament where they hope to play well or at least look good. Students and staff are reminded to only park in designated spaces and not in fire zones, on the grass, or where parking is prohibited. Variety night practice will be held after school in the cafeteria.
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The document contains announcements for students about various school activities including badminton practice, volleyball jersey returns, a ski trip, lunch options, baseball registration, reporting vandalism, construction career opportunities, and library, soccer, and math events. Lunch restrictions and reminders to check the school website and bring lunch to the library are also mentioned.
Announcements- Tuesday January 24, 2017
Volunteers are needed for various roles at the Wasaga Beach Youth Centre from February 17th-20th. Jobs include supervising activities, cooking, and making concession foods. Volunteers will receive $5 off a youth centre trip for each hour worked. Contact the youth centre for more information.
The U17-18 Collingwood Boys' Rep soccer team is hosting tryouts for the next 3 Sundays at CCI from 8-9:30pm. Interested players should register at collingwoodusc.ca before attending under coach Martin Fleming. Contact Martin at 705-607-1897 for more details.
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The summary provides information about various school announcements including upcoming events, deadlines, meetings, job opportunities, and more. Events mentioned include an OYAP information night, chess club meeting, forms due for girls hockey, makeup test for missed anthropology/psychology/sociology test, job openings at a local restaurant, mandatory meetings for leadership students and French trip participants, bracelet making at the library, early dismissal for a volleyball playoff game, clothing order deadline, music trip payment deadline, tutoring opportunities, filling backpacks for a homeless program, soccer team meeting, help needed for community events, congratulations to a teacher moving schools, last day to buy hockey tickets, theatre tickets on sale, praise for girls basketball team
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The document contains announcements for various school activities, events, and deadlines including:
- A request for donations to the Georgian Triangle animal shelter.
- The dodgeball tournament schedule posted outside the phys ed office.
- The cafeteria specials for the day and soup of the day.
- A reminder about the upcoming Christmas concert on Thursday.
- An invitation for grades 10-12 to sign up for an hour coding workshop in the library on Tuesday.
- An announcement about Ray's Place scholarship and bursary workshops on December 12th and 15th.
- A request for more baby pictures for the yearbook.
Announcements- Monday January 23, 2017
Sub Days at Tuesdays and Thursdays. Those who pre-order before 9:30am will get a free cookie with their sub. Volunteers are needed the weekend of February 17th-20th for jobs like supervising bouncy castles, cooking, and making concession foods. Volunteers will receive $5 off a Youth Centre out trip for every hour worked.
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The document provides information about various school activities, sports teams, deadlines, and reminders. It announces badminton practices starting after school and forms being available outside the math office, junior and senior girls volleyball players needing to return jerseys, a ski trip opportunity for senior phys-ed students, and lunch menu items. It also includes registration details for minor baseball, encouragement to report vandalism, and opportunities in the co-op program. Meetings and games for various teams are announced along with reminders about lunch restrictions and checking the school website.
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The daily specials at the cafeteria are a chicken quesadilla for $5 or a pizza sub on a pretzel bun for $6, both served with fries or rice and a drink. Today's soup is turkey noodle. An OSAP presentation will take place on Tuesday at 1pm, sign up in guidance. Grad photo retakes are this Friday, sign up online. Chess players need a permission form for next Monday's tournament, see Mr. Arnott. Guests at the semi-formal dance require a permission form from the office by Wednesday. Pitas are for sale at lunch to raise money for charity by donating goats or bed nets, with various fillings and
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The $5 special at the school offers a choice of chicken fingers, zippy sticks, a chicken burger, popcorn chicken or a zippy burger, along with wedge fries and a drink. Today's soup is minestrone. An OSAP presentation will take place on Tuesday, March 10 at 1:00 PM in the guidance office. Grad photo retakes will be this Friday, March 6 - sign up online using the school code. Students bringing a guest to the semi-formal dance this Friday must get a permission form from the office by Wednesday. Pita orders are being taken in the lobby at lunch to raise money - for every dollar sold, one will go towards helping children. An after school math
Feb 27
The document provides announcements for various school activities including free food specials, an OSAP presentation, grad photo retakes, meetings for chess club and volleyball teams, yoga class, intramural volleyball signups, rules for guests at a semi-formal, and details on a study and go abroad fair.
22 jan
Get a free jet juice with any purchase today and enjoy a $5 lunch special of a hamburger or chicken burger with fries and a drink. The school cafeteria will also host a team lunch at 11am for pizza and a discussion about playoffs and an upcoming tournament. Both the boys' level 1 and level 2 alpine ski teams placed in bronze at a recent competition. After school math help is available on Wednesdays in January from Mrs. Millsap in room 660 to start preparing for exams. The health nurse has appointments on Mondays and students can sign up in guidance or leave their name in the main office. The volunteer board outside the main office lists opportunities to get involved.
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The document contains announcements for various school activities, sports teams, fundraisers and deadlines. Notable announcements include volleyball jersey returns, ski trip information, lunch specials, baseball registration details, construction career exploration, custodial appreciation week, student council and variety arts night meetings, and intramural badminton signups.
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The document contains announcements about various school activities and opportunities including a $5 lunch special, free oatmeal in the mornings, a girls' volleyball game result, community service hours with Mr. Burton, a meeting with Mr. Morris, track pant day to earn homeroom points, after school math help on Wednesdays, the health nurse being available on Mondays, and checking the volunteer board for opportunities.
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The library group will meet today in the library at 11:10. New members are always welcome and people should bring their lunch.
Mr. Burton is looking for students interested in community service hours and details can be found in the wood shop.
The ski team had a great race in Huntsville on Friday and is traveling to Georgian Peaks this Friday.
Announcements- Tuesday May 16, 2017
The Phys. Ed department is offering additional spots for a free field trip to Treetop Trekking on June 19th, with permission slips available in the Phys. Ed office on a first come, first served basis. The school will be celebrating Canada 150 on May 18th with food trucks selling poutine, beaver tails, fruit water and salads. The guidance office has several volunteer opportunities available including helping with trail running races and working at a retirement home in Wasaga Beach.
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The summary provides high-level information about events and announcements at the school in 3 sentences:
Various clubs, teams, and activities were advertising meetings and events taking place at lunch, including the girls soccer team, chess club, and geography challenge. The cafeteria was promoting retro day and freebie Friday with Valentine's treats. Students were reminded to complete a survey on healthy eating preferences and sign up with the co-op teacher for a construction-related activity.
Dec 15
The Girls Group is collecting toiletries and other items in shoeboxes distributed to classrooms starting Monday to donate to families in Simcoe County women's shelters for the holidays. Students are asked to fill the shoeboxes with donated items from the provided list, and the Girls Group will collect the filled boxes this Thursday to help bring smiles to people's faces during the season.
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Announcements 1 April, 2016
Today's cafeteria special is a hamburger or hot dog with fries or pasta and a bottle of water. The cafeteria will be closed on Thursday. A survey is available until April 15 about public transit options between Stayner, Wasaga Beach, and Collingwood. A Broadway musical showing all day on April 27 in Toronto has 9 spots left for interested students to sign up. The skills team meeting will be after school today in the woodshop. Varsity baseball tryouts are at 2:45 pm in the gym. The envirothon team meeting is at the start of lunch today in room 213. Badminton practice is on Monday after school. Math support is available after school Monday to Thursday
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The document contains multiple announcements for students including:
1) A free juice promotion with purchases and $5 lunch special on Friday.
2) An important meeting for the Vimy 2017 trip at 11am in the library to discuss fundraising plans.
3) An invitation to a knitting and crocheting session on Monday with supplied materials.
4) The results of yesterday's boys basketball games against Nouvelle Alliance.
5) Announcements about track pant day, after school math help on Wednesdays, and the health nurse's schedule.
Master copy
The summary provides information about various school announcements including upcoming events, deadlines, meetings, job opportunities, and more. Events mentioned include an OYAP information night, chess club meeting, forms due for girls hockey, makeup test for missed anthropology/psychology/sociology test, job openings at a local restaurant, mandatory meetings for leadership students and French trip participants, bracelet making at the library, early dismissal for a volleyball playoff game, clothing order deadline, music trip payment deadline, tutoring opportunities, filling backpacks for a homeless program, soccer team meeting, help needed for community events, congratulations to a teacher moving schools, last day to buy hockey tickets, theatre tickets on sale, praise for girls basketball team
Dec 9
The document contains announcements for various school activities, events, and deadlines including:
- A request for donations to the Georgian Triangle animal shelter.
- The dodgeball tournament schedule posted outside the phys ed office.
- The cafeteria specials for the day and soup of the day.
- A reminder about the upcoming Christmas concert on Thursday.
- An invitation for grades 10-12 to sign up for an hour coding workshop in the library on Tuesday.
- An announcement about Ray's Place scholarship and bursary workshops on December 12th and 15th.
- A request for more baby pictures for the yearbook.
Announcements- Monday January 23, 2017
Sub Days at Tuesdays and Thursdays. Those who pre-order before 9:30am will get a free cookie with their sub. Volunteers are needed the weekend of February 17th-20th for jobs like supervising bouncy castles, cooking, and making concession foods. Volunteers will receive $5 off a Youth Centre out trip for every hour worked.
Feb 12
The document provides information about various school activities, sports teams, deadlines, and reminders. It announces badminton practices starting after school and forms being available outside the math office, junior and senior girls volleyball players needing to return jerseys, a ski trip opportunity for senior phys-ed students, and lunch menu items. It also includes registration details for minor baseball, encouragement to report vandalism, and opportunities in the co-op program. Meetings and games for various teams are announced along with reminders about lunch restrictions and checking the school website.
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The daily specials at the cafeteria are a chicken quesadilla for $5 or a pizza sub on a pretzel bun for $6, both served with fries or rice and a drink. Today's soup is turkey noodle. An OSAP presentation will take place on Tuesday at 1pm, sign up in guidance. Grad photo retakes are this Friday, sign up online. Chess players need a permission form for next Monday's tournament, see Mr. Arnott. Guests at the semi-formal dance require a permission form from the office by Wednesday. Pitas are for sale at lunch to raise money for charity by donating goats or bed nets, with various fillings and
Mar 4
The $5 special at the school offers a choice of chicken fingers, zippy sticks, a chicken burger, popcorn chicken or a zippy burger, along with wedge fries and a drink. Today's soup is minestrone. An OSAP presentation will take place on Tuesday, March 10 at 1:00 PM in the guidance office. Grad photo retakes will be this Friday, March 6 - sign up online using the school code. Students bringing a guest to the semi-formal dance this Friday must get a permission form from the office by Wednesday. Pita orders are being taken in the lobby at lunch to raise money - for every dollar sold, one will go towards helping children. An after school math
Feb 27
The document provides announcements for various school activities including free food specials, an OSAP presentation, grad photo retakes, meetings for chess club and volleyball teams, yoga class, intramural volleyball signups, rules for guests at a semi-formal, and details on a study and go abroad fair.
22 jan
Get a free jet juice with any purchase today and enjoy a $5 lunch special of a hamburger or chicken burger with fries and a drink. The school cafeteria will also host a team lunch at 11am for pizza and a discussion about playoffs and an upcoming tournament. Both the boys' level 1 and level 2 alpine ski teams placed in bronze at a recent competition. After school math help is available on Wednesdays in January from Mrs. Millsap in room 660 to start preparing for exams. The health nurse has appointments on Mondays and students can sign up in guidance or leave their name in the main office. The volunteer board outside the main office lists opportunities to get involved.
Feb 12
The document contains announcements for various school activities, sports teams, fundraisers and deadlines. Notable announcements include volleyball jersey returns, ski trip information, lunch specials, baseball registration details, construction career exploration, custodial appreciation week, student council and variety arts night meetings, and intramural badminton signups.
15 jan
The document contains announcements about various school activities and opportunities including a $5 lunch special, free oatmeal in the mornings, a girls' volleyball game result, community service hours with Mr. Burton, a meeting with Mr. Morris, track pant day to earn homeroom points, after school math help on Wednesdays, the health nurse being available on Mondays, and checking the volunteer board for opportunities.
12 jan
The library group will meet today in the library at 11:10. New members are always welcome and people should bring their lunch.
Mr. Burton is looking for students interested in community service hours and details can be found in the wood shop.
The ski team had a great race in Huntsville on Friday and is traveling to Georgian Peaks this Friday.
Announcements- Tuesday May 16, 2017
The Phys. Ed department is offering additional spots for a free field trip to Treetop Trekking on June 19th, with permission slips available in the Phys. Ed office on a first come, first served basis. The school will be celebrating Canada 150 on May 18th with food trucks selling poutine, beaver tails, fruit water and salads. The guidance office has several volunteer opportunities available including helping with trail running races and working at a retirement home in Wasaga Beach.
Master copy
The summary provides high-level information about events and announcements at the school in 3 sentences:
Various clubs, teams, and activities were advertising meetings and events taking place at lunch, including the girls soccer team, chess club, and geography challenge. The cafeteria was promoting retro day and freebie Friday with Valentine's treats. Students were reminded to complete a survey on healthy eating preferences and sign up with the co-op teacher for a construction-related activity.
Dec 15
The Girls Group is collecting toiletries and other items in shoeboxes distributed to classrooms starting Monday to donate to families in Simcoe County women's shelters for the holidays. Students are asked to fill the shoeboxes with donated items from the provided list, and the Girls Group will collect the filled boxes this Thursday to help bring smiles to people's faces during the season.
19 jan
The document contains announcements about various specials, meetings, practices, and volunteer opportunities taking place at a school. A $5 lunch special is available with chicken fingers or popcorn chicken and a drink. Meetings for the Library Group, TFC, and SAI/Announcement Crew will take place at different times. Junior and Senior volleyball has practice at 2:25pm. After school math help is offered on Wednesdays in January. The health nurse is available on Mondays and volunteer opportunities are posted outside the main office.
Announcements 1 April, 2016
Today's cafeteria special is a hamburger or hot dog with fries or pasta and a bottle of water. The cafeteria will be closed on Thursday. A survey is available until April 15 about public transit options between Stayner, Wasaga Beach, and Collingwood. A Broadway musical showing all day on April 27 in Toronto has 9 spots left for interested students to sign up. The skills team meeting will be after school today in the woodshop. Varsity baseball tryouts are at 2:45 pm in the gym. The envirothon team meeting is at the start of lunch today in room 213. Badminton practice is on Monday after school. Math support is available after school Monday to Thursday
Master copy
This document contains announcements for students at a high school. It includes notices about extracurricular activities like drama team, sports teams, music, and student council. There are also reminders about food drives, trips, and meetings. Job and volunteer opportunities are listed at a local hospital. Menu items and recreation activities are advertised. Students are reminded of rules and deadlines for forms and visits.
Announcements Friday, January 20
The U17-18 Collingwood Boys' Rep soccer team is hosting tryouts for the next 3 Sundays at CCI from 8-9:30pm. Interested players should register online before tryouts and contact the coach Martin Fleming at the number provided for more information.
Master copy
This document contains announcements for students at Stayner Collegiate regarding various school activities, events, meetings, job opportunities, deadlines, and reminders. Topics include rehearsals, job openings, forms/payment deadlines, meetings for sports teams, information sessions, volunteer opportunities, tutoring availability, and more. School lunch menu options and activities happening outside of school hours are also noted.
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