Announcements - May 30, 2016
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1) The Girls' Soccer Team won the GBSSA championship and their coaches Ms. Jeffrey and Ms. McLeod are proud of their sportsmanship and spirit. 2) Students are encouraged to see their Phys Ed teacher or the guidance office for an athletics award information sheet to be considered for awards at the upcoming athletics banquet. 3) There are opportunities for volunteers for Pride Week events in June and students can earn community hours.
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- A reminder that supplying tobacco to minors is illegal
- Information about after hours math support available Monday to Thursday
- Details on seeing the health nurse on Mondays
- A notice to
Announcements - April 19, 2016
The document contains announcements for students about various upcoming events, opportunities, and notices at the school including:
- A $5 lunch special available this week of chicken burgers, popcorn chicken, or a vegetarian option.
- Information about the Pride Prom happening on April 29th with a Mardi Gras theme.
- A notice seeking volunteer drivers to transport students to their work placements and details about requirements.
- Details about mandatory first aid training sessions for SHSM students on April 20th and 29th.
- Announcements about grad gown rentals and details for graduating students.
- Information about scholarships through Stayner Collegiate and the deadline for applications in guidance.
Announcements - April 12, 2016
The first summary provides information about three specials available for $5 including chicken burgers, popcorn chicken, or a vegetarian option of rice and vegetables with a bottle of water.
The second summary mentions that drivers are needed to transport students to and from their work placements through the SCI Cooperative Education program. Compensation is provided on a per kilometer basis and volunteers must complete a package including a criminal records check.
The third summary indicates that submissions for the Blue Mountain Gallery Show must be ready to hand, framed and have paperwork submitted to Ms. Green by Wednesday along with a student card.
Announcements - April 20, 2016
1) Today's $5 lunch special is a chicken quesadilla with rice and water.
2) The Envirothon Team and mandatory guidance meeting will take place at the start of lunch in rooms 213 and 213 respectively.
3) Grad gown rentals, valedictorian nominations, and a mandatory writer's conference meeting will take place this week.
Attendance - Wednesday, April 20, 2016
1) Today's $5 lunch special is a chicken quesadilla with rice and water.
2) The Envirothon Team and mandatory guidance meeting will take place at the start of lunch in rooms 213 and 213 respectively.
3) Grad gown rentals, valedictorian nominations, and a mandatory writer's conference meeting will take place this week.
Announcements - March 10, 2016
The $5 special at the cafeteria today includes noodles or rice with veggies and meatballs or grilled chicken plus a water bottle.
There are several meetings and practices announced in the daily notices including Varsity Girls' Soccer at lunch in room 665, Athletic Council at 12:10 in room 665, and badminton practice after school.
Students are reminded to be good community members and not litter or discard cigarettes on shortcuts to town as it poses a fire risk.
Announcements - April 18, 2016
1) A $5 pasta special is offered with your choice of pasta with veggies and meatballs or grilled chicken and a water bottle.
2) Permission forms for a Broadway musical in Toronto on April 27 are due back to Ms. Geier on Monday.
3) Volunteer drivers are needed to transport students to work placements and must complete paperwork including a criminal background check.
D-CHS Hallway Presentation 9-15
Three college representatives will be visiting Dundee-Crown High School to provide information to students. On September 15th, a representative from the University of Sioux Falls will be in the cafeteria from 11:30-1:30. On September 20th, a representative from Illinois Wesleyan University will be in the cafeteria from 11:30-1:30. On September 29th, a representative from Truman State will be in the Multi-Purpose Room from 11:30-1:30. Students are encouraged to stop by to ask questions and learn more about each college.
Morning Announcements for Friday, June 10 2016
The document contains announcements about various events, opportunities, and reminders at a school including:
1) Specials at lunch including fajitas or mac and cheese for $5.
2) A reminder that the 2016 bursary application is available in guidance and due June 16th.
3) An announcement that the last Library Live event will be today at lunch in the library.
4) Details on student volunteer opportunities and application forms available at the main office.
Announcements - April 13, 2016
The document contains announcements and reminders from various teachers and organizations at a school. It includes information about today's lunch special, pizza slices on sale after school, drivers needed to transport students, requirements for an art show submission, skills team practice, a dental screening program, grad gown rentals, scholarships, volunteer opportunities, a math support program, and reminders about tobacco laws and locker policies.
Morning Announcements for Wednesday, May 11, 2016
The document contains various announcements and notices for students and volunteers including:
- Today's $5 lunch special of chicken quesadilla and rice with water at the school.
- A call for volunteers for Pride week events from June 4th to 11th for community hours and new friendships.
- Congratulations to the girls' soccer team for their 5-1 win and being undefeated.
- Encouragement to take the 30x30 Nature challenge.
- The results of the varsity boys' baseball double header with one loss and one tie.
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The document contains various announcements and notices for students and volunteers including:
- Today's $5 lunch special of chicken quesadilla and rice with water at the school.
- A call for volunteers for Pride week events from June 4th to 11th for community hours and new friendships.
- Congratulations to the girls' soccer team for their 5-1 win and being undefeated.
- Encouragement to take the 30x30 Nature challenge.
- The results of the varsity boys' baseball double header with one loss and one tie.
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Announcements- Thursday December 1, 2022
The document contains announcements for various school activities at Stayner Collegiate Institute including:
- An intermediate hockey team meeting at the beginning of lunch in Mr. Schiller's classroom.
- A soup drive from December 5th to 9th to help the local food bank, with the homeroom that brings the most cans per student winning a catered classroom party.
- Today's cafeteria lunch special of loaded nachos for $6.50 along with a bottle of water.
Announcements-Wednesday November 30, 2022
The document announces that girls in grades 7-8 can sign up to play volleyball by Mr. Mac's classroom, lists today's cafeteria lunch special of macaroni and cheese with a garlic stick for $6.50 which comes with a water bottle, and encourages checking the volunteer board outside the main office for opportunities.
Announcements-Tuesday November 29, 2022
The document announces a junior girls volleyball tryout today after school until 4pm in the gym. It also lists volleyball practice for this week on Tuesday and Thursday after school. The cafeteria lunch special is chicken stir-fry with lo-mein noodles for $6.50 which comes with a bottle of water. There is a volunteer board outside the main office with opportunities posted.
Announcements- Monday November 28, 2022
The Badminton Club meets at lunch for grades 9 and 10. The cafeteria lunch special is popcorn chicken poutine for $6.50 with a bottle of water. Sign-up sheets are posted outside Room 224 for senior girls interested in volleyball tryouts on Tuesday and Thursday with attendance being important.
Announcements- Thursday November 24, 2022
The document announces several sports-related opportunities for students:
1) A meeting is being held for students interested in scorekeeping for basketball and volleyball games, where they can earn community service hours.
2) Students interested in joining the ski team/ski group should see Mr. Wheatcroft at the beginning of lunch.
3) Intermediate girls basketball practice is at 11:05am in the gym.
4) The cafeteria lunch special is loaded nachos for $6.50 with a bottle of water.
Announcements- Wednesday November 23, 2022
The Senior Boys volleyball team will compete against top teams from across Ontario in Sudbury today. Students are wished luck representing their school. The cafeteria is serving macaroni and cheese with a garlic stick for $6.50 including a water bottle. Mr. French is looking for volunteers to help with scorekeeping for girls volleyball games to earn community service hours. Badminton club invites grade 11 and 12 students to join them at lunch in the gym.
Announcements- Tuesday November 22, 2022
Today's cafeteria lunch special is pulled pork on a bun or pulled pork poutine for $6.50, which comes with a bottle of water. Junior girls volleyball tryouts are after school from 2:45-4 pm. The Clearview Youth Centre Advisory Committee is looking for youth aged 14-18 who want leadership opportunities, to advocate for youth, and make a difference locally; applications are due November 25th and can be completed online. Upcoming university visits include Redeemer University on November 23rd at 1pm.
Announcements- Thursday November 17, 2022
The senior boys volleyball team won the GBSSA championship and will now compete at OFSAA in Sudbury. The drama club is holding auditions for its spring play with over 20 roles available. Badminton club starts next week for grades 9-10 on Mondays and grades 11-12 on Wednesdays.
Announcements- Wednesday November 16, 2022
The document announces junior and senior boys basketball practice after school from 2:45-4:00, a college and university application workshop on November 21st in room 107, today's cafeteria lunch special of macaroni and cheese with a garlic stick for $6.50, and that the Clearview Youth Centre Advisory Committee is looking for youth aged 14-18 interested in leadership and advocacy opportunities in their community.
Announcements- Tuesday November 15, 2022
The document contains announcements for various school activities including an intermediate girls basketball practice, junior girls volleyball tryouts, today's cafeteria lunch special, and upcoming university and college visits. It also includes notices about applying for the Clearview Youth Centre Advisory Committee and checking the volunteer board for opportunities.
Announcements- Monday November 14, 2022
Boys junior and senior basketball tryouts will be held after school today at 2:45 pm in the gym. Junior girls interested in volleyball should sign up for tryouts using posted QR codes, with the first practice tomorrow after school. The Clearview Youth Centre is accepting applications until November 25 from youth aged 14-18 interested in leadership, advocacy, and community involvement.
Announcements- Wednesday November 9, 2022
The document contains announcements for various school activities, events, and opportunities including a book group meeting, sports games and tryouts, lunch specials, workshops on college and university applications, volunteer opportunities with a community theatre group and youth advisory committee, and upcoming university information sessions. Students are encouraged to participate in extracurricular activities, support athletic teams, and take advantage of academic and leadership opportunities.
Announcements- Thursday November 3, 2022
Today the senior boys volleyball team will play against Le Caron at 3pm in their first game of the OFSAA championships. Tryouts for the junior girls volleyball team will be held next Thursday after school. The cafeteria is serving perogies with onions and bacon for $6.50 for today's lunch special. Intermediate girls basketball practice will be in the gym at 11:05am.
Announcements- Wednesday November 2, 2022
The Sr. Boys Volleyball team will have their last practice today after school before facing Le Caron in the first playoff game tomorrow at home. As the #1 seed, SCI will host the game at 3:00pm so students should come out and cheer on the Spartans as they begin their journey to the OFSAA championships.
Announcements- Tuesday November 1, 2022
The intermediate girls basketball team has practice at 11:05am in the gym. The junior boys volleyball team is traveling to Elmvale for their first playoff match of the season. There is also a senior boys volleyball practice after school that everyone must attend. The guidance counselors are taking a trip to the college information fair next week for students interested in attending college. The Clearview Youth Centre is looking for youth aged 14-18 to join their advisory committee. Various universities and colleges will be visiting the school over the next few weeks for information sessions.
Announcements- Monday October 31, 2022
The document discusses an upcoming college information fair trip for students interested in attending college next year. Representatives from all Ontario colleges will be present to promote their schools and answer questions. Students should see Mr. Murray in Guidance for permission forms and more details about the Wednesday, November 2nd trip.
Announcements- Friday October 28, 2022
This Monday is Halloween dress up day at the school. Students and staff are encouraged to dress in black, orange or costumes, but costumes must adhere to the dress code and not conceal identities or include weapon accessories. The document cautions that costumes should not culturally appropriate or offend others. It also announces that the House of Arts group will make decorations for a Haunted Halls event at lunch daily.
Announcements- Thursday October 27, 2022
The document announces several upcoming special events at the school, including a Halloween dance on October 27th for secondary students, a haunted halls event on October 28th, Halloween dress up day on October 31st, and reminders about cultural appropriateness of costumes. It also provides information about volunteer opportunities to help decorate for the haunted halls event, and an advisory committee position for local youth.
Announcements- Tuesday October 25, 2022
The document provides information about upcoming events at the school, including a school dance on October 27th for elementary and secondary students, a haunted house event on October 28th, and Halloween dress up day on October 31st. It also reminds students that costumes should not be culturally insensitive and lists volunteer opportunities, university visit dates, and activities like decorating for the haunted house and a junior girls basketball practice.
Announcements- Friday October 21, 2022
The junior boys volleyball team played their best game of the year against Le Caron but lost in the 5th set after being only one point away from victory. They look to build on their excellent performance in their next game against Notty Pines on Tuesday. The Spartans played well but ultimately fell short against Le Caron.
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Announcements - May 30, 2016
- 2. The $5 special today is a Pasta with Meatballs & Sauce Or Pizza Sub Specials come with a bottle of water
- 4. Congratulations Varsity Girls’ Soccer Team GBSSA Champs!!!
- 5. Thanks for the great season!!! Ms Jeffrey and Ms McLeod are proud of your sportsmanship and Spartan spirit!
- 6. ATHLETIC AWARDS Have you helped out in any way with athletics this year? See Mr. French in the Phys Ed office ASAP for an athletics information sheet This information will be used to determine the winners of athletic awards at the upcoming athletics banquet Forms must be returned Monday
- 7. Want to design your own longboard? See ms. Green in the the art room!! She has 2 double kicks and one pintail. $40 each – first come first serve!
- 9. There are several exciting opportunities with the Summer Street Teams! See the bulletin board across from Guidance for details!
- 10. Volunteer If you’re fun, outgoing and love to meet new people, then we want you to join our team! Pride week starts on June 4th and we have a lot planned (including Pride Parade on Sat Jun 11th!) Students can gain community hours and new friendships. For more information email us at volunteer@barriepride.com
- 11. Skateboarding is not allowed on school property due to insurance & liability issues. Please deboard when
- 12. SCI Cooperative Education Drivers needed to transport students to and from their work placements. Compensation provided on a per kilometer basis. Volunteer driver package must be completed including a Criminal Records & Vulnerable Sector Check. Please contact Joan Walsh for more information 705-428-2639 ext 42856
- 13. After Hours Math Support Monday - Thursday From 2:30 – 4:00 Room 660 Second session will continue until Moratorium Please see your math teacher or Guidance For a registration form
- 15. Tuesday & Thursday At Lunch In the Gym EVERYONE IS WELCOME Any questions see Mr. Murray in Guidance
- 16. IT IS ILLEGAL TO SUPPLY TOBACCO TO A PERSON WHO IS UNDER 19 YEARS OLD THAT INCLUDES GIVING A CIGARETTE TO SOMEBODY POLICE CAN FINE YOU $325 AND YOUR PARENTS WILL BE NOTIFIED A reminder to anyone who smokes:
- 17. The Health Nurse is here on Monday Mornings You can make an appointment in the Guidance Office Or drop your name in the Box in the Main Office.
- 18. CHECK THE VOLUNTEER BOARD OUTSIDE OF THE MAIN OFFICE FOR OPPORTUNITIES!!!