March 22
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The document contains announcements for students at a school on Thursday, March 22nd. There are reminders about extracurricular activities like mock trial, rugby practice and badminton clinics. The document also provides information about upcoming events like a library live session, CPR training, a youth night, and essay contest deadlines. Guidelines are given around dress code and costs for photocopying and printing.
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The document provides announcements for a high school, including information about attending a university program, sports team accomplishments breaking records, volunteer opportunities, student of the month awards, club meetings, and cafeteria specials. Athletics, clubs, arts, volunteerism, and recognition of student achievements are discussed. Key details are highlighted about basketball playoffs, an athletic council meeting, gymnastics training with an Olympian, art magazine submissions, and food donations to a food bank.
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The document contains announcements for a high school on Wednesday October 31st including information about a University of Waterloo program, the girls basketball team breaking school records, volunteer opportunities, art magazine submissions, band practice, and cafeteria specials.
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March 22
- 1. Thursday, March 22 (5/4 week) TIPS program for students writing the OSSLT will be at 3:45 in room 212. There are smoothies, iced coffee, popsicles and slushies available in the cafeteria.
- 2. Thursday, March 22 (5/4 week) Mock Trial meeting after school from 3:30 – 5:00. There will be a Library Live tomorrow at lunch!
- 3. Thursday, March 22 (5/4 week) There is Rugby practice after school – everyone meet in the gym! Also, all jersey orders are due TODAY!! Jr. Boys, please hand in your orders to Mrs. Verra before practice.
- 4. Thursday, March 22 (5/4 week) CPR & First Aid training is available to Co-op & SHSM students on April 3 & 4. Sign up in Guidance! If you have photos of semi- formal and would like them in the yearbook, see Ms. Moritz this week!
- 5. Thursday, March 22 (5/4 week) Calling all Badminton Players! There will be a badminton clinic here at SCI TONIGHT & Friday night this week from 7-9 pm. Any interested players can sign up for $5/night. See Ms. Millsap for details!
- 6. Thursday, March 22 (5/4 week) Dress Code Reminder!!! Spaghetti straps, bare midriffs, short shorts, underwear showing and bare shoulders are NOT acceptable. Students who are not properly dressed may get a call home.
- 7. Thursday, March 22 (5/4 week) Have you considered submitting an essay on the “Value of Public Service”? Cash prizes will be awarded for the best entries. See the office for more details. Deadline is April 17!
- 8. Thursday, March 22 (5/4 week) Wasaga Youth Centre is running a Youth Night on TOMORROW, Apr 27 & Jun 1, 6pm – 9pm. Ages 12-17 are invited for use of the gym, art, video games and hanging out – free of charge! Check out www.wasagabeach.com for more information.
- 9. Thursday, March 22 (5/4 week) SuperStore and Loblaw Gift Cards are for sale in the office!
- 10. Thursday, March 22 (5/4 week) D.E.A.R. is during period 2 in March!
- 11. Thursday, March 22 (5/4 week) Photocopies are 10 cents per page. Colour printing is 25 cents per page.