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The document announces several important deadlines and events for Moscrop Secondary School grade 12 students. It reminds students that April 30th is the deadline to submit their PSI forms if they plan to attend post-secondary education. It also announces that voting for valedictorian will take place on April 20th-21st in English classes or April 23rd in the library. Finally, it advertises upcoming events like the Year End Dance Performance, Milk Run, and opportunities for volunteering in the community.
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- Boys soccer tryouts will be held the week after Thanksgiving.
- Tonight's basketball games against Pleasanton at 5, 6:30, and 8pm in Beard Gym.
- Senior shirt orders are due by November 18th in the office.
- Various club meetings and activities are announced.
An Phu Primary News 27th March
This newsletter from the British International School - Ho Chi Minh City provides information about upcoming events at the school in late March and early April. It includes details about a spring music concert on April 1st, parent-teacher meetings on April 7th-8th, the last week of after-school clubs for the term, and April/May holiday sports programmes. It also summarizes recent activities in the music, PE, EAL and other departments. Contact information is provided at the end for the school administration.
032912
The document provides information about upcoming events at Samuel Clemens High School, including:
- The EOC testing schedule from March 26-29
- The pep rally schedule for March 30
- UIL regional qualifiers and placers in various academic competitions
- Details about the girls varsity soccer playoff game on March 30
- Important upcoming scholarship and college application deadlines
- Information about senior exams, graduation rehearsal, and graduation
- Details for the Samuel Clemens Prom on May 4, including ticket prices and dates
032712
The document provides the testing schedule and class schedule for Samuel Clemens High School from March 26-29, 2012. On Tuesday, March 27 all 9th grade students will take the ELA EOC test from 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM while other grades have class. On Wednesday, specific 10th grade students will take the ELA EOC field test part 1 from 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM while other grades have class. On Thursday, specific 10th grade students will take the ELA EOC field test part 2 from 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM while other grades have class.
2018-11-26 bchs announcements
This document contains announcements and a schedule for Barrhead High School for the week of November 26-30. It includes information about upcoming events such as a round table discussion, school council meeting, early dismissal, dances, and concerts. It also provides the weekly lunch menu and congratulates the senior boys volleyball team. Announcements are included for junior high math help and basketball practice and reminders for senior students regarding work experience evaluations and post-secondary application deadlines.
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The document contains announcements for a school. It announces that they have raised over $5,000 for a fundraiser to buzz a teacher's hair. It also announces exam dates, that yearbooks are on sale, opportunities for summer camps and skills building, and changes to bell times and bus schedules for the new school year.
June 13
The document contains announcements from a school about various upcoming events, deadlines, and opportunities including a haircutting fundraiser reaching its goal, exam schedules, sports team reminders, summer camp information, and more. It provides students and parents with details on activities and important dates.
051612
This document contains announcements from Samuel Clemens High School for May 16, 2012. It includes information about the baseball team advancing to the area championship games, final exam exemption forms being due, scholarship applications, senior events like graduation rehearsal and the ceremony, and various other school announcements.
012012
This document provides a summary of important dates for seniors to remember from January to March, including SAT testing dates, financial aid meetings, and spring break. It also lists volunteer opportunities, scholarship deadlines, and information about ordering graduation items. Students are reminded to request final transcripts and send test scores to colleges. Various club meetings and athletic events are also announced.
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The document contains announcements for Moscrop Secondary School students regarding upcoming events and deadlines. It lists notices about buying yearbooks, returning library books and DPA sheets, exams and graduation ceremonies for various grades and programs, provincial exams dates and locations, and a welcome message wishing students an amazing summer and congratulating graduates.
June 2010
This document provides information about upcoming events and deadlines at Moscrop Secondary School. It announces that yearbooks can now be purchased and that DPA sheets for March and April are due to Ms. Berning while May sheets go to PE teachers by June 4. It also lists exam schedules, library book return deadlines, awards ceremonies, sales, and provincial exam dates and locations. The summary concludes by wishing students an amazing summer and congratulating the graduating class of 2010.
May 2010
The document contains announcements about volunteering opportunities over the summer, buying a yearbook, filling out a grad comment sheet, a raffle with prizes like an iPod touch being held by the music students, and discounted movie tickets being sold by the underground. Students interested in dance classes or more information about volunteering should see teachers in specified rooms.
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Moscrop Secondary School is selling t-shirts for $5.60 each to support the Boys and Girls Club of Canada against bullying on April 14. The Dry Grad 2010 PAC is fundraising to make Dry Grade 2010 a fun event for the graduating class of 2010 and asking for support through raffle ticket purchases. Grade 11 students interested in being on the 2011 Grad Council can pick up an application from Ms. Watson in room 317 by April 9. Nominations are being accepted for valedictorian and nomination forms must be returned to the school office by April 6 at 3:15 PM. Grade 12 students should pay their $90 grad fee to Ms. Azzara in the office by April 16 or it
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The document announces several upcoming events at Moscrop Secondary School. It provides information on a Black History Month event on February 10th to raise money for Haiti earthquake relief and celebrate Black culture. It also advertises the results of the annual Matchmaker dating game being revealed from February 8th to 12th for $2. Additionally, it announces a Fine Arts Night on February 17th featuring a silent auction with proceeds going to the BC Cancer Foundation.
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- 1. Moscrop Secondary School Home of the Panthers
- 2. ATTN: GR. 12s! IF YOU ARE PLANNING TO ATTEND A POST-SECONDARY INSTITUTION NEXT YEAR, YOU MUST COMPLETE AN ELECTRONIC PSI FORM IN ORDER FOR YOUR MARKS TO BE SENT OVER. DEADLINE: APRIL 30 TH , 2010!
- 3. Elections for Valedictorian Grade 12 students vote for valedictorian during their English classes on Tuesday, April 20th & Wednesday, April 21st If you miss this, please report to the library at 11:35 on Friday, April 23rd , where you will have an opportunity to vote. Attendance will be taken at the library.
- 4. Gr 12s: Student-Led Interviews Congratulations to those who successfully participated in the Student-Led Interviews on April 7 th . Evaluation rubrics are now ready for pick up. Come at break, lunch or after school to pick yours up in room 313 .
- 5. Year End Dance Performance Moscrop Secondary & Burnaby Mountain Secondary Presents: “ Defying Gravity” @ MJ Fox Theatre, 7:00pm – 9:30 pm Tickets: $10 Adults, $7 Students Get tickets in Dance Studio! Drop by…we’re friendly!
- 6. MILK RUN 2010 APRIL 22 ND TOP 2 GIRLS AND GUYS WILL R ECIEVE PRIZES! ONLY A LIMITED AMOUNT OF ICE CREAM BARS! SO YOU BETTER RUN FOR THE MLIK!
- 7. Check out Grad Wear at the Underground!
- 8. Grade 12’s : Pay your $100 fee right away to Ms. Azzara in the office Grad Dinner Dance
- 9. There are numerous opportunities for volunteering in the community! Come to the Career Centre for more details (Rm 313)