The document provides announcements for ICPS on January 14th, 2016. It announces a "Blast from the Past" spirit day where students should wear clothing from the 1960s, 1970s, or 1980s. It wishes a happy birthday to Alyssa B. and lists the students on the Green Team assisting at the recycling depot. It provides reminders about snow pants and potential future plans for snow activities in the yard. It also notes the last day for pizza orders and asks two students to meet with Mrs. San Juan.

1. ICPS Announcements
Thurs. Jan. 14th
Blast from the past spirit day
tomorrow! Wear 60s, 70s, 80s

2. Today is Thurs. Jan. 14th
Day 5
Aujourd'hui c’est jeudi,
le 14
de Janvier
2016

3. Happy Birthday goes out to
Alyssa B.
Green Team assisting at our Recycling
Depot today is Day 5 Green Team! Kaitlyn
O, Graham, Adrianna, Christine and Briar.

4. Announcements
Reminders to students about the snow. If you
are having fun and others are having fun and
not getting hurt we will be looking into some
different options for our yard! Stay tuned for
more information!
Reminder to bring snow pants / wind pants to
school to have fun and stay dry. You will need
this to be part of our “future options”

5. Announcements page 2
Please send pizza orders to the office in your
class money envelopes. Due to the snow days
tomorrow will be the last day to bring in Pizza
Orders.
The following students need to meet Mrs. San
Juan in the kindergarten room at snack: Jacob
B and Victor S.

6. Announcements Page 3
Tomorrow is blast from the past spirit day,
Remember to wear 60s, 70s, 80s fashion or
nest colour shirt.

7. Eco Daily Message
Canada is the birthplace if Greenpeace in
1971.

8. Character Trait Recognitions
Go to...
Luc in grade 7 for responsibility and respect
Kalle in SK for cooperation, responsibility and
caring
Logan V grade 6 for responsibility

9. Reflective thought for today is...
“Sometimes the hardest person to forgive is
yourself! Admit your mistakes and try not carry
around a load of guilt, because that takes too
much energy. Use the energy to forge ahead
instead”.