March 28
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CPR and first aid training is available on April 3rd and 4th for co-op and SHSM students. Crazy hat day is this Friday where students can wear a crazy hat for homeroom points. The robotics team has a mandatory meeting in room 109 at 11:35 today and students going on the fan bus for robotics on Friday must have their forms in by tomorrow.
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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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- 1. Wednesday, March 28 (4/5 week) CPR & First Aid training is available to Co-op & SHSM students on April 3 & 4. Sign up in Guidance! Friday is Crazy Hat Day!!! Wear one and get homeroom points!!
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- 3. Wednesday, March 28 (4/5 week) Robotics Team members have a mandatory meeting in room 109 at 11:35 today. All students going on the Fan Bus for Robotics on Friday must have their forms in by tomorrow. REMEMBER – WEAR ORANGE!
- 4. Wednesday, March 28 (4/5 week) Semi-Formal photos will be on sale in the lobby at lunch today. $2/print!! OSSLT will be tomorrow morning. Only students writing this exam are to attend at school in the morning.
- 5. Wednesday, March 28 (4/5 week) Any gr. 11 students who are interested in a week on a sandy beach after grad next year, see Keily Forster or Shaelene Chapman.
- 6. Wednesday, March 28 (4/5 week) Don’t forget the Easter Egg-Stravaganza on April 5 , period 4! th Sign up today with a team of 3 in the lobby at 12:00.
- 7. Wednesday, March 28 (4/5 week) Yearbooks are available for pre-ordering. Cost is $40. See Ms. Moritz in the library! For all students NOT writing the OSSLT, remember that your bus will arrive 4 hours later than your regularly scheduled stop.
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- 11. Wednesday, March 28 (4/5 week) French Clinic is now open Mon., Wed. & Fri. from 12:00-12:30. See Mr. Arnott! Extra Math Help is available Mon-Thur from 12:10-12:40. All students are welcome!
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- 14. Wednesday, March 28 (4/5 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.
- 15. Wednesday, March 28 (4/5 week) Wasaga Youth Centre is running a Youth Night on April 27 & June 1 from 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.
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- 17. Wednesday, March 28 (4/5 week) D.E.A.R. is during period 2 in March!
- 18. Wednesday, March 28 (4/5 week) Photocopies are 10 cents per page. Colour printing is 25 cents per page.