Announcements- Wednesday June 19, 2019
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A limited number of $30 items are available for purchase in the library. Graduating students should transfer anything they want to keep from their school GOOGLE accounts to a personal account by the end of June. Today's cafe has many deal day items on sale. Students still owing textbooks, novels or money from last semester need to return the items or pay fees, otherwise they will not receive a locker in the fall.
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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- Wednesday June 19, 2019
- 1. $30 Limited Number available in the Library Get yours today!
- 2. Attention Graduating Students: • Your school GOOGLE account will be deleted at the end of June. Please share anything you want to keep with a personal GOOGLE account.
- 3. Today’s Café Features Come check out DEAL DAYS- lots of items on sale!!!!!
- 4. Property Owing There are still a number of students on the ‘Property Owing List’ from Semester 1. If you have textbooks, novels or owe money from your Semester 1 classes or sports teams, please make sure to return them to the office. Check your lockers, and your homes. If the items are not returned, you WILL NOT be able to get a locker in the fall. Sports/ Music Fees $$
- 6. Our front entrance is being renovated and is not available for use. Please enter the school from one of the other entrances. Guests are asked to come to the office to sign in. Thank you for your cooperation during this construction. We look forward to seeing the end result!
- 7. • Stayner Care Centre • Sweet May Retirement Home • Ruff Mudder- June 22-23 • Clearview Township- Farmer’s Markets in New Lowell and Stayner Opportunities See Bulletin Board for more details.
- 10. VOLUNTEER HOURS Local retirement home is looking for students to spend time with residents - Playing cards - Talking - Painting nails - Anything else they like to do Sweet May Retirement Lodge Retirement home in the Stayner, Ontario Address: 328 Warrington Rd, Stayner, ON L0M 1S0 Phone: (705) 220-4080 Peter Talbot
- 11. • La Pizzeria • Stayner Veterinarian Services • Beach Depot- Wasaga Beach More information can be found on the bulletin board outside the office.