Announcements- Wednesday May 31, 2017
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The document provides information about upcoming community events and volunteer opportunities in June and July including a BBQ fundraiser on June 10th, Canada Day pie sales on July 1st, and an art festival on July 15th. It also lists lost and found items that will be displayed and donated if unclaimed, and announcements about sub orders, a concert band practice, summer online courses, and a youth outdoor survival trip on June 3rd.
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The document provides information on various summer opportunities for students including summer reading from the school library, the results of the OSSLT exam, a blind bursary application, daily lunch specials and draws, a scrap metal drive fundraiser, a summer job opportunity at a daylily farm, student volunteer opportunities with the township, e-learning courses, summer co-op opportunities, and a reminder to tweet photos of treats from the cafeteria for a chance to win them free.
Announcements- Tuesday June 6, 2017
The Library Group will meet today at lunch for their last meeting of the year. Students are encouraged to attend the Athletics Awards Dinner on Wednesday, June 7th from 5:30-8:00 pm, which will be a potluck banquet. The notice provides details on volunteer opportunities with Clearview Township, including at Pick'n in the Park on June 10th and Canada 150 events on July 1st.
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VBS will be held June 18-21 from 9am to noon for children ages 3 through 5th grade. Volunteers are needed to lead activities for preschool through 1st graders. Softball games will begin tonight at the Ashwaubenon Sports Complex. A couponing class will be held on May 24th from 6-7pm in the fellowship hall to teach ethical ways to save money. Musical performances are scheduled for this weekend.
Inside the Gate, March 7, 2013
The document provides information about upcoming events and activities at Naval Construction Battalion Center Gulfport including Seabee Family Day, a parenting workshop, tax assistance, chapel services, fitness activities, movies, travel deals, and youth programs. It also lists volunteer opportunities in the local community for a 5K run, proctoring SAT tests, and a zombie run fundraiser.
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The Pickering Public Library will be the heart of an engaged and creative community. We will enrich and inspire the lives of all residents; actively connecting people, ideas and cultures with openness and respect. We will be leaders in information technology, providing access to innovative technology for all. Pickering Public Library will be a destination - a fun place to visit, staffed by a diverse group of individuals who are committed to making a difference in the community.
THIS IS A SPACE FOR ALL. THIS IS MAKER SPACE. MAKE IT YOUR SPACE
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- 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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Water Pollution: Water Quality standards, Introduction to Treatment & Disposal of Waste Water. Reuse and Saving of Water, Rain Water Harvesting. Solid Waste Management: Classification of Solid Waste, Collection, Transportation and Disposal of Solid. Recycling of Solid Waste: Energy Recovery, Sanitary Landfill, On-Site Sanitation. Air & Noise Pollution: Primary and Secondary air pollutants, Harmful effects of Air Pollution, Control of Air Pollution. . Noise Pollution Harmful Effects of noise pollution, control of noise pollution, Global warming & Climate Change, Ozone depletion, Greenhouse effect
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- 4. • June 10 (11-5) Pick’n in the Park. We need help with the BBQing, set up and tear down. • July 1- Canada 150 and Heritage days – need help with pie sales. • July 15- Stayner Art Fest (also looking for Jean entries for the art contest. Lots of great prizes.) Contact Jen Gerrior- 705-888-1188
- 5. It’s time to clean up the Lost and Found pile. Next week in the lobby there will be a display of all clothing items turned in to the office and not claimed. Valuable items turned in to the office, such as, jewelry, sunglasses, bank cards, phones, ipods and keys will remain in the office in hopes of being identified. At the end of the week, any remaining items will be donated to charity. If you have lost something PLEASE come look for it and take it home!
- 6. Sub Days are Tuesdays and Thursdays. If you pre-order before 9:30am you will get a FREE COOKIE with your sub.
- 7. Concert Band Practice today in the Music Room at 11:15 sharp Please come early to set up. See you then!
- 8. E- Learning Courses: Are you interested in taking an online course this summer? If so, now is the time to sign up. Come to Guidance to book and appointment and be sure to say “ I want summer eLearning! Summer Co-Op: Are you involved in SHSM? Are you working towards an apprenticeship? Are you just a few credits short of graduation? If you said “yes” to any of those questions, come down to Guidance ASAP to sign up for a summer Co-Op. Applications are due this Friday, so don’t miss this fantastic opportunity.
- 9. ANNOUNCEMENT Town of Wasaga Beach Youth Centre Wasaga Beach Youth Centre Outdoor Survival Trip to Kimbercote Farm The Wasaga Beach Youth Centre is organizing a FREE out trip for youth in grades 7 to 12 to Kimbercote Farm on June 3rd. Learn how to survive in the wilderness just like Survivor Man, Less Stroud! (If you don’t know who that is, Google him. Super cool guy!) On this one day trip you will try your hand at fire starting, orienteering, and maybe even a little tree climbing! Plus you get a free lunch! This is a completely free trip, thanks to Elephant Thoughts, so grab your permission form at the Youth Centre or at wasagabeach.com/Youth-Centre. Forms are due on Wednesday and space is limited so don’t waste any time! For more info contact the Wasaga Beach Youth Centre at 705-422-2494, or youthcentre@wasagabeach.com. And don’t forget to check them out on Facebook and Twitter! 1621 Mosley Street, Wasaga Beach 705-422-2494 wbyouth@wasagabeach.com www.wasagabeach.com Find Us On Facebook!
- 10. 2017-2018 Timetable Updates • There have been some changes to the Grade 10 courses. Please see the school website or visit Guidance to see a copy of the updated schedule.
- 11. CHECK THE VOLUNTEER BOARD OUTSIDE OF THE MAIN OFFICE FOR OPPORTUNITIES!!!
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