The document provides information on cafeteria specials and soups for the day, as well as notices about the cafeteria being closed during exams but healthy snacks being available for sale. It also shares that Mrs. McLeod will offer exam help in Room 664 and details about the school selecting a torch bearer for the Pan Am Games. Finally, it advertises a downhill ski trip and includes a student article on the environmental impacts of cell phones and how recycling phones can help.

1. $5.00 Special – Chicken Fingers, Popcorn Chicken,
Zippy Sticks, Chicken Burger or Zippy Burger
$5.00 – Pancakes with Berries, Whipped Cream &
Sausages
$6.00 Special – Fish & Chips
Specials include Fries or Onion Rings ($1 Extra)
Jet juice or bottled water included.
Today’s Soup – Minestrone & Cream of Broccoli
Today is Retro Day!!!

2. ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS!
DURING FINAL EXAMS, STARTING THIS THURSDAY THE
CAFETERIA WILL BE CLOSED!
BUT DON’T DESPAIR – MS. POWELL AND THE LEARNING
CENTER STUDENTS WILL HAVE HEALTHY SNACKS FOR
SALE BEFORE EXAMS AND “LUNCHABLES” FOR SALE
AFTER THE EXAMS.
LOTS OF HEALTHY BRAIN FOOD PRICED WITH STUDENT
BUDGETS IN MIND!

6. Mrs. McLeod would like to offer
her help with last minute
assignments or re-writes.
Room 664 will be open every day
until exams, providing computers
or a quiet guided workspace.
Bring your lunch.

7. PAN AM GAMES
TORCH BEARER
JUNE 11, 2015
CLEARVIEW TOWNSHIP AND SCI
WELCOME THE PAN AM GAMES TORCH RELAY
THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 2015!!!
SCI CELEBRATIONS WILL SHOWCASE OUR SPARTAN PRIDE!
SCI WILL SELECT ONE TORCH BEARER!
NOMINATION FORMS ARE AVAILABLE IN THE OFFICE
UNTIL THIS THURSDAY ONLY.
GET YOURS IN AND TELL US WHY YOU WOULD BE A
GREAT REPRESENTATIVE ON THIS EXCITING DAY!

8. Again this year the Outdoor Education course
is running a downhill ski trip.
Blue Mountain February 12th
Open to any student in Semester 1 or 2 phys-ed class.
Spots are filled on a first come first serve basis. Forms are outside
the phys-ed office or sign up on line, use the QR code on the board.

9. The impacts of
cell phones
By:BaileyWard
Over 3 billion people
globally own mobiles:
if each of them
returned one phone
for recycling, over
240,000 tons of raw
materials could be
saved.The carbon
emissions saved from
this would be the
equivalent to taking 4
million cars off the

10. How you can start to help
Many people
can begin to
help.They just
need to realize
that the cell
phones we
“need” is not
what the
environment
needs.
Recycle your
phone
Only
upgrade
when you
need to.
Give your
old phone
away
Don’t
THROW
away
Protect the
Environment
July 22, 2012 Footer text here10

11. According to the U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency,
130 million mobile phones go out of
use annually in the U.S.This creates
an estimated 65,000 tons of
electronic waste.This is NOT
sustainable