Announcements- Thursday, March 23, 2017
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The summary provides information about upcoming meetings and events at the school including a meeting for students interested in the food club, an information session about chemistry exams at the University of Waterloo, tryouts for the boys baseball team, a preview day at Lakehead University, a mandatory meeting for girls interested in varsity soccer, grad photos and retakes, and a message about tweeting photos of cafeteria food for a chance to win a free treat.
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Announcements- Thursday, March 23, 2017
- 1. SCI Scholarship Application is now available online- bit.ly/SCIawardapplication For more information, check the posters in Guidance.
- 2. Foodies There will be a meeting at lunch on Friday for all Foodies. See you then!
- 3. INFORMATION SESSION Anyone interested in writing the grade 11 or grade 12 chemistry test for the University of Waterloo- come to room 213 at lunch on Friday.
- 4. There will be a brief meeting for boys interested in trying out for the Varsity Boy’s Baseball team tomorrow- Thursday March 23rd at lunch in the library. We need to gauge interest and potentially talk about some indoor practices. See you in the library, at lunch, on Thursday!
- 5. Grade 11 Preview Day • On Thursday April 27 there will be a Preview Day that will introduce you to the wide variety of programs at Lakehead University. Come meet professors, enjoy lunch and win some great Lakehead prizes! Contact Student Services for more information. Sign up in Guidance by Monday April 10, 2017.
- 6. There is a MANDATORY meeting on Friday for any girls in grades 9-12 who are interested in playing on the Varsity Girls Soccer Team this year. Please see Mr. French or Ms. Baldry if you are unable to attend.
- 7. GRAD Photos AND RETAKES-Tuesday March 28th Book online at bookmygrad.com-School Code-NER Retakes are free but you must bring in your proofs.
- 12. A quickmessagefromChartwells… Remember to Tweet your Treat for your chance to win it for FREE. See cafeteria for details. Thankyou and we appreciate your business! From your café