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Breakfast will be served to students writing the OSSLT tomorrow morning. The notice provides several deadlines for graduating students including ordering gowns by April 12th and submitting community service forms by April 19th. The drama club will be performing "The Lampshade" on April 17th and tickets will soon be on sale. Georgian College is hosting an expo on May 15th or 16th for students to try out trades like electrical, plumbing, and welding. Congratulations to the senior badminton team on their recent tournament win.
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The document provides information for graduates including deadlines to order gowns, submit community service forms and scholarship applications. It also announces library and student council meetings, opportunities to explore trades and careers in medicine, order yearbooks and pancake breakfasts. Students are reminded to keep buses clean and warned about computer vandalism charges. Summer credit opportunities are mentioned through archaeology programs and co-op placements.
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This document contains announcements for students regarding various deadlines, meetings, and opportunities including ordering grad gowns, scholarships, community service forms, a library committee meeting, a student council meeting, trades expositions, an information session on careers in medicine, literacy test information, baseball registration, yearbook orders, pancake breakfasts, computer vandalism policies, and earning credits through summer archaeology programs. Students are directed to guidance, websites, or rooms for additional details on many of these notices.
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The OSSLT has been postponed and the new date will be advised soon. Prom is having a booster night fundraiser at a local pizza place on April 17. The next session starts tomorrow at 4:00 pm in room 224.
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Prom is having a booster night at Boston Pizza on April 17th with an all you can eat pizza and pasta buffet for $20. There is also a free workshop for parents on coping with teen emotions on April 25th. The drama club is performing "The Lampshade" on April 25th during period 2 with tickets for $1.50. Students are reminded to return their signed band membership letters to Mr. Pauze today with the first practice on Thursday after school.
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The summary provides information about various school announcements including:
- The OSSLT exam being postponed with a new date to be announced
- Girls varsity soccer tryouts being held after school and the next morning
- An information session for parents about coping with teen emotions being held at Georgian College
- The drama club performing "The Lampshade" during period 2 on April 17th
- A girls softball meeting being held in room 660 today
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Earn 2 credits while working this summer. See Co-Op/Guidance Office for more information and enrolment forms. Today's Rugby practice is cancelled. Go for a run - it's good for you! Submit your Public Service Announcement by 5pm on May 17, 2013 to qualify.
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The document contains announcements for students about various upcoming events, workshops, programs and deadlines including:
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- Information about the Exposition at Georgian College and exploring a future career in medicine.
- Reminders about band practice, returning forms, pre-ordering yearbooks and various programs and opportunities.
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This document contains announcements for students regarding extracurricular activities, programs, and events taking place at their high school or in the local community. Some of the notices advertise opportunities to earn credits, explore trades and careers, participate in sports teams, and attend information sessions. Students are directed to see guidance counselors or visit websites for additional details on events, programs, and sign-ups.
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The document provides information for graduates including deadlines to order gowns, submit community service forms and scholarship applications. It also announces library and student council meetings, opportunities to explore trades and careers in medicine, order yearbooks and pancake breakfasts. Students are reminded to keep buses clean and warned about computer vandalism charges. Summer credit opportunities are mentioned through archaeology programs and co-op placements.
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This document contains announcements for students regarding various deadlines, meetings, and opportunities including ordering grad gowns, scholarships, community service forms, a library committee meeting, a student council meeting, trades expositions, an information session on careers in medicine, literacy test information, baseball registration, yearbook orders, pancake breakfasts, computer vandalism policies, and earning credits through summer archaeology programs. Students are directed to guidance, websites, or rooms for additional details on many of these notices.
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The OSSLT has been postponed and the new date will be advised soon. Prom is having a booster night fundraiser at a local pizza place on April 17. The next session starts tomorrow at 4:00 pm in room 224.
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Prom is having a booster night at Boston Pizza on April 17th with an all you can eat pizza and pasta buffet for $20. There is also a free workshop for parents on coping with teen emotions on April 25th. The drama club is performing "The Lampshade" on April 25th during period 2 with tickets for $1.50. Students are reminded to return their signed band membership letters to Mr. Pauze today with the first practice on Thursday after school.
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The summary provides information about various school announcements including:
- The OSSLT exam being postponed with a new date to be announced
- Girls varsity soccer tryouts being held after school and the next morning
- An information session for parents about coping with teen emotions being held at Georgian College
- The drama club performing "The Lampshade" during period 2 on April 17th
- A girls softball meeting being held in room 660 today
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Earn 2 credits while working this summer. See Co-Op/Guidance Office for more information and enrolment forms. Today's Rugby practice is cancelled. Go for a run - it's good for you! Submit your Public Service Announcement by 5pm on May 17, 2013 to qualify.
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The document contains announcements for students about various upcoming events, workshops, programs and deadlines including:
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- Information about the Exposition at Georgian College and exploring a future career in medicine.
- Reminders about band practice, returning forms, pre-ordering yearbooks and various programs and opportunities.
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This document contains announcements for students regarding extracurricular activities, programs, and events taking place at their high school or in the local community. Some of the notices advertise opportunities to earn credits, explore trades and careers, participate in sports teams, and attend information sessions. Students are directed to see guidance counselors or visit websites for additional details on events, programs, and sign-ups.
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The document provides information on various opportunities for students including scholarships, rugby tournaments, job opportunities, college expositions, medical career information sessions, workshops, deadlines, and more. Students are encouraged to see guidance for details on scholarships, hiring opportunities, submitting forms, signups, and more. Several upcoming events and deadlines are listed for students to take advantage of.
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The document contains announcements for students about various upcoming events, deadlines, and opportunities including rugby practice, a student council meeting, scholarships, exams, college information sessions, workshops, order forms, and job opportunities. Students are reminded of forms and money due for tournaments, clean bus protocols, and consequences for computer damage.
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Cookies & Cram study session will be held tomorrow at lunch in the library for grade 9 finals with study materials, help from seniors, and cookies. The Nottawasaga Junior Farmers meet this Saturday from 6:30-7:00 pm at the Stayner Curling Club for $25 annual membership. Computer vandalism will result in meeting with administration, possible police involvement, and repair costs charged to the student. The final day for grade 9 yearbook pre-orders is today for $42 in the library.
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Matchmaker questionnaires were completed during period 1 and students should see Emmett Swanton if they need to complete one. Buy the results in February. The final exam schedule is provided, taking place from January 24-29, with no afternoon exams so students can leave once finished. Buses will run at regular times and exams will shift one day in the event of a snow day.
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Announcements- Thursday November 11, 2021
Stayner Collegiate is holding basketball tryouts and has a practice after school today until 4:30. Students interested in trying out should scan the QR code on posters to sign up. Anyone unable to attend practice should speak to Ms. Polasek or Ms. Neely. There is also a meeting at lunch in the greenhouse for the Enviro SHSM program. All students are reminded to do their daily COVID screening before coming to school.
April 23, 2018
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May 14, 2018
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March 12, 2018
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April 16, 2018
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January 4, 2018
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May 21, 2018
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April 2, 2018
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March 26, 2018
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Announcements- Tuesday April 30, 2019
Floor hockey intramurals begin today. Team lists and schedules are posted outside the gym office. The SCI baseball team started their season yesterday hoping to repeat as county champs, though they lost their first two games. Volunteers are needed for the Stayner Kinsmen Duck Race on May 4th.
April 16, 2018
This document provides the weekly school lunch menus for breakfast and lunch for students. It lists the food items available each day for breakfast, the main dish, and second line options. It also provides additional information about lunch prices, free and reduced lunch eligibility, bus schedules, school supply lists, and various school announcements.
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The summary provides information about upcoming events in the community and at the school:
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- A puppy rescue organization is looking for volunteers and contact information is provided.
- An information session about careers in medicine will be held on June 13th at RVH in partnership with U of T.
- Georgian College representatives will provide information about programs at their Collingwood campus at the school tomorrow.
- Various sports teams and clubs have meetings, games, and events coming up.
- Graduating students are reminded to submit commencement checklists to guidance by June 3rd.
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The exam schedule lists exam dates and times for June, with exams starting on June 19th for only grade 12 period 4 class, followed by exams on June 20-21st and 24th-25th for all other classes and periods, with the last exam on June 25th only for grades 9-11 period 4 class.
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Student Council will meet at 11:30 am in room 661 to discuss plans for Farmers Day. The Art Room will be open for students to finish art projects during lunch. The school will hold vehicle evacuation training from March 31 to April 4.
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The document provides information on various opportunities for students including scholarships, rugby tournaments, job opportunities, college expositions, medical career information sessions, workshops, deadlines, and more. Students are encouraged to see guidance for details on scholarships, hiring opportunities, submitting forms, signups, and more. Several upcoming events and deadlines are listed for students to take advantage of.
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The document contains announcements for students about various upcoming events, deadlines, and opportunities including rugby practice, a student council meeting, scholarships, exams, college information sessions, workshops, order forms, and job opportunities. Students are reminded of forms and money due for tournaments, clean bus protocols, and consequences for computer damage.
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Cookies & Cram study session will be held tomorrow at lunch in the library for grade 9 finals with study materials, help from seniors, and cookies. The Nottawasaga Junior Farmers meet this Saturday from 6:30-7:00 pm at the Stayner Curling Club for $25 annual membership. Computer vandalism will result in meeting with administration, possible police involvement, and repair costs charged to the student. The final day for grade 9 yearbook pre-orders is today for $42 in the library.
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Matchmaker questionnaires were completed during period 1 and students should see Emmett Swanton if they need to complete one. Buy the results in February. The final exam schedule is provided, taking place from January 24-29, with no afternoon exams so students can leave once finished. Buses will run at regular times and exams will shift one day in the event of a snow day.
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Announcements- Thursday November 11, 2021
Stayner Collegiate is holding basketball tryouts and has a practice after school today until 4:30. Students interested in trying out should scan the QR code on posters to sign up. Anyone unable to attend practice should speak to Ms. Polasek or Ms. Neely. There is also a meeting at lunch in the greenhouse for the Enviro SHSM program. All students are reminded to do their daily COVID screening before coming to school.
April 23, 2018
The document provides the weekly school lunch menu for an upcoming week. It lists the daily breakfast and lunch options for students, including main dishes, sides, and desserts/fruits. It also provides additional information about school meal prices, free/reduced options, and daily cereal availability.
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The document contains announcements about various upcoming events, deadlines, and opportunities at the school including rugby forms, dental screening, student jobs, scholarships, public service announcements, college expositions, medical career info sessions, workshops, tests, graduation deadlines, bus etiquette, yearbook orders, computer vandalism policies, co-op credits, and weekly pancake breakfasts. Students are directed to guidance, teachers, or coordinators for additional details on many of these notices.
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The document provides the weekly school lunch menus for Northridge Middle School over a period of 5 weeks. It lists the breakfast and lunch options available each day, including main dishes, sides and desserts/fruits. It also provides additional information about school meal prices, lunch schedules and pickup/drop-off logistics.
CAFB Youth News
Home school PE classes will be offered on Mondays at the Youth Center beginning 6 August 2012 for $15 per student per month. Contact Ms. Playford for more information.
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The document contains the weekly school lunch menus for breakfast and lunch over multiple weeks. It lists the food items offered for each meal and notes that a salad bar is available daily and free/reduced students can eat from any line. It also includes information about lunch prices and times as well as notes about bus routes, school supplies needed, and various school events.
April 16, 2018
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This document contains information about the weekly school lunch menu, breakfast times, lunch prices, pickup/drop-off locations, supply lists, bell schedules, contacts and announcements for Northridge Middle School. It provides the menu for two days which includes main dishes, sides and drinks for both breakfast and lunch. It also lists event dates and times like quiz bowl practice, robotics club and advisory days.
Community Education Spring Brochure 2016
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Announcements- Tuesday April 30, 2019
Floor hockey intramurals begin today. Team lists and schedules are posted outside the gym office. The SCI baseball team started their season yesterday hoping to repeat as county champs, though they lost their first two games. Volunteers are needed for the Stayner Kinsmen Duck Race on May 4th.
April 16, 2018
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The summary provides information about upcoming events in the community and at the school:
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- An information session about careers in medicine will be held on June 13th at RVH in partnership with U of T.
- Georgian College representatives will provide information about programs at their Collingwood campus at the school tomorrow.
- Various sports teams and clubs have meetings, games, and events coming up.
- Graduating students are reminded to submit commencement checklists to guidance by June 3rd.
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The exam schedule lists exam dates and times for June, with exams starting on June 19th for only grade 12 period 4 class, followed by exams on June 20-21st and 24th-25th for all other classes and periods, with the last exam on June 25th only for grades 9-11 period 4 class.
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Student Council will meet at 11:30 am in room 661 to discuss plans for Farmers Day. The Art Room will be open for students to finish art projects during lunch. The school will hold vehicle evacuation training from March 31 to April 4.
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The varsity boys soccer team won their home game against their opponents with a final score of 5-1. There will be a meeting on Monday in room 214 at 10:55 AM to discuss an upcoming event. The Ontario Universities Fair will take place September 27-29 at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre where students can learn about all 21 Ontario universities for free.
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A local business is hiring student painters and students should see Mr. Murray in Guidance for details. The document also provides information about various school activities, sports practices and trips, scholarship opportunities, health screenings, and workshops/events happening at the school and local college. Students are reminded of various deadlines and policies around computer use.
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This document contains various announcements about upcoming events, deadlines, and opportunities including an information session about careers in medicine, auditions for a fall theatre production, a deadline to run for student council, an update on the girls soccer team's OFSAA results, changes to school bus routes in September, opportunities to go rock climbing or caving, and a need for volunteers at a puppy rescue organization. Students are directed to see various teachers and guidance for more details on several of these notices.
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The Lost & Found at an unnamed location has a large collection of clothes, keys, electronics, and jewelry for people to claim before it is cleared out. The Huronia West OPP is hiring two youth ages 15-18, with resumes due by June 26th. Clearview Community Theatre is holding auditions on June 14th, 15th, and 21st from 1-9pm at the Anglican Church in Stayner for roles in their fall production.
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The document provides information about various upcoming events, deadlines, and opportunities for students at a high school including: ordering grad gowns by April 12; community service form and scholarship application deadlines of April 19; a prom committee meeting on April 8; trying out trades at Georgian College on May 15 or 16; an information session about careers in medicine on June 13; baseball registration dates; a meeting for junior boys interested in golf; ordering yearbooks; and a pancake breakfast every Thursday.
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This document provides information about various upcoming events and announcements:
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- Ordering yearbooks and signups for a spring egg hunt in the library
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- An exposition at Georgian College on May 15-16 to try trades like welding and carpentry
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The document contains announcements for various upcoming events at Georgian College including:
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2) An opportunity for students to try out trades like electrical, plumbing, and welding at the Georgian College Midland campus on May 15th or 16th.
3) An information session about exploring a future career in medicine at RVH and University of Toronto on June 13th.
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This document contains announcements for students regarding various academic and extracurricular opportunities including:
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2) An expo at Georgian College on May 15-16 to explore trades like electrical, plumbing, and carpentry.
3) An information session on June 13 about careers in medicine hosted by RVH and University of Toronto.
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The document contains announcements for students regarding various upcoming events, meetings, opportunities and deadlines:
1) International Student Exchange is looking for host students and the deadline to apply is March 28, 2013.
2) There are mandatory meetings for Girls Soccer and Junior/Senior Rugby teams taking place on specific dates in designated rooms.
3) Opportunities are advertised for resume workshops, archaeology programs, exploring careers in medicine, volunteering with hockey, ordering yearbooks, and participating in pancake breakfasts and an egg hunt.
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The document contains announcements for students regarding various upcoming events, meetings, opportunities and deadlines including:
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- A SAID meeting in the Library Seminar Room at 10:55 today.
- Opportunities to earn high school credits through an archaeology program in Ontario this summer.
- Sign-ups for trying different trades at the Georgian College Exposition on May 15th or 16th.
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The document contains announcements for various upcoming events at SCI including an egg hunt on March 28th, opportunities to learn about careers in medicine and trades, volunteer opportunities, ordering yearbooks, a pancake breakfast, and a video contest from the Ministry of Labour. Students are encouraged to see guidance for details on international student exchange matching and other opportunities.
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Registration dates for Wasaga Minor Baseball are March 28 from 6-9pm, April 3 from 7:30-9pm, and April 9 from 6-9pm. Check the website at www.wasagabeachbaseball.com for more information.
There is an opportunity this summer to earn a high school credit through an archaeology program in Ontario. See the Guidance Website for more details.
Georgian College in Midland is hosting a free Exposition on May 15-16 where you can try out trades like electrical, plumbing, marine engines, and more. Sign up in Guidance.
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The document announces several upcoming events at the school including an egg hunt on March 28th, opportunities to meet international exchange students and explore careers in medicine or trades, and volunteer opportunities with hockey. It also provides information about cafeteria specials, bus cleanliness, yearbook orders, literacy test preparation, and pancake breakfasts. Students are warned about computer vandalism charges. Finally, it advertises a video contest from the Ministry of Labour about workplace safety and fair pay.
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The Library Advisory Committee will meet today at the beginning of lunch to discuss their trip to Chapters. Extra help will be offered tomorrow and Friday at lunch for students writing the OSSLT. Applications are being accepted for Link Leader positions for next year in Guidance. Several students received Excellence in Education Awards including Evan Beattie, Mary Bruer, TJ Fountain, and Dayna Noordegraaf.
May 8
The Library Advisory Committee will meet today at the beginning of lunch to discuss their trip to Chapters. MS. LALONDE & MS. JEFFREY WILL BE OFFERING EXTRA HELP TOMORROW & FRIDAY AT LUNCH FOR STUDENTS WRITING THE OSSLT. Are you interested in becoming a Link Leader for next year. Apply in Guidance! Congratulations to Evan Beattie, Mary Bruer, TJ Fountain & Dayna Noordegraaf for receiving an Excellence in Education Award!!
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1. There are info sessions being hosted in Toronto about applying to American colleges and athletic scholarships. Students must lock in their course selections for next year and return the signed option sheet to their homeroom teacher.
2. The CFB Borden job fair will take place on March 9th. Details are posted on the office info board. Bussing students are reminded to keep buses clean and use the garbage bins.
3. The Collingwood Blue Thunder hockey program is looking for volunteers from April to June. See Mr. French if interested.
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The Ministry of Labour is holding a video contest until April 5th to promote workplace safety and fair pay. Georgian College is hosting a free expo on May 15th or 16th for students to explore trades like welding, carpentry and engineering. The library advisory committee will meet today at 10:55 in the library seminar room.
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Molly Burke lost her vision at age 4 but overcame challenges through her message of perseverance. The document also lists various scholarships, job and volunteer opportunities, as well as school events like pancake breakfast and mandatory sports meetings. Students are reminded of technology usage policies and deadlines for contests, tests and forms.
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Volunteers are needed to assist with junior boys hockey practices from April to June. See Mr. French if interested.
The Ministry of Labour is holding a video contest on workplace safety and fair pay. Entries will be accepted from February 1 to April 5, 2013.
There is a mandatory meeting for all junior boys hockey players tomorrow at 10:55am in the gym to discuss an upcoming tournament.
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Three key events were announced in the document:
1) Extra help for the OSSLT will be provided by Ms. Lalonde and Ms. Jeffrey at lunch today and Friday.
2) Nominations for valedictorian are this week, with voting on May 22.
3) An information session about careers in medicine will take place on June 13 at RVH in partnership with University of Toronto.
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There are several scholarship opportunities now available for students applying to Dalhousie University with deadlines fast approaching. The Broadcasting Club meeting is at 10:50 AM in Guidance and new members are welcome. Molly Burke will be speaking about overcoming challenges at Georgian College Theatre in Barrie from 7-8:30 PM tonight.
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Molly Burke lost her vision at age 4 but has overcome challenges through her message of perseverance. Upcoming events at the school include a public speaking event on challenges and overcoming them, information sessions on applying to American colleges and athletic scholarships, and a job fair. Students are reminded of scholarship and volunteer opportunities as well as contests and pre-ordering yearbooks. Computer vandalism will result in administrative and possible legal consequences.
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The document contains announcements for various school activities at Stayner Collegiate Institute including:
- An intermediate hockey team meeting at the beginning of lunch in Mr. Schiller's classroom.
- 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.
- Today's cafeteria lunch special of loaded nachos for $6.50 along with a bottle of water.
Announcements-Wednesday November 30, 2022
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.
Announcements-Tuesday November 29, 2022
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.
Announcements- Monday November 28, 2022
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.
Announcements- Thursday November 24, 2022
The document announces several sports-related opportunities for students:
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.
Announcements- Tuesday November 22, 2022
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.
Announcements- Thursday November 17, 2022
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.
Announcements- Wednesday November 16, 2022
The document announces junior and senior boys basketball practice after school from 2:45-4:00, a college and university application workshop on November 21st in room 107, today's cafeteria lunch special of macaroni and cheese with a garlic stick for $6.50, and that the Clearview Youth Centre Advisory Committee is looking for youth aged 14-18 interested in leadership and advocacy opportunities in their community.
Announcements- Tuesday November 15, 2022
The document contains announcements for various school activities including an intermediate girls basketball practice, junior girls volleyball tryouts, today's cafeteria lunch special, and upcoming university and college visits. It also includes notices about applying for the Clearview Youth Centre Advisory Committee and checking the volunteer board for opportunities.
Announcements- Monday November 14, 2022
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.
Announcements- Wednesday November 9, 2022
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.
Announcements- Tuesday November 1, 2022
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.
Announcements- Monday October 31, 2022
The document discusses an upcoming college information fair trip for students interested in attending college next year. Representatives from all Ontario colleges will be present to promote their schools and answer questions. Students should see Mr. Murray in Guidance for permission forms and more details about the Wednesday, November 2nd trip.
Announcements- Friday October 28, 2022
This Monday is Halloween dress up day at the school. Students and staff are encouraged to dress in black, orange or costumes, but costumes must adhere to the dress code and not conceal identities or include weapon accessories. The document cautions that costumes should not culturally appropriate or offend others. It also announces that the House of Arts group will make decorations for a Haunted Halls event at lunch daily.
Announcements- Thursday October 27, 2022
The document announces several upcoming special events at the school, including a Halloween dance on October 27th for secondary students, a haunted halls event on October 28th, Halloween dress up day on October 31st, and reminders about cultural appropriateness of costumes. It also provides information about volunteer opportunities to help decorate for the haunted halls event, and an advisory committee position for local youth.
Announcements- Tuesday October 25, 2022
The document provides information about upcoming events at the school, including a school dance on October 27th for elementary and secondary students, a haunted house event on October 28th, and Halloween dress up day on October 31st. It also reminds students that costumes should not be culturally insensitive and lists volunteer opportunities, university visit dates, and activities like decorating for the haunted house and a junior girls basketball practice.
Announcements- Friday October 21, 2022
The junior boys volleyball team played their best game of the year against Le Caron but lost in the 5th set after being only one point away from victory. They look to build on their excellent performance in their next game against Notty Pines on Tuesday. The Spartans played well but ultimately fell short against Le Caron.
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Introduction to objective, scope and outcome the subject
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- 3. TIME IS RUNNING OUT ATTENTION GRADUATES ORDER GRAD GOWNS April 8 to April 12 at lunch in room 201 DEADLINE FOR COMMUNITY SERVICE FORMS Friday, April 19 SCI SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS Friday, April 19 BLIND BURSARY APPLICATIONS Friday May 17 SUBMIT COMMENCEMENT CHECKLIST TO GUIDANCE Monday, June 3
- 4. There is a Rugby practice right after school today.
- 6. The Drama Club will be performing “The Lampshade” next Wednesday, April 17. Tickets will go on sale soon!!
- 7. The next session starts on Wed., Apr. 17, at 3:00 in room 224. See the office for application forms!
- 10. Submit your Public Service Announcement by 5pm on May 17, 2013 to qualify!! See for more info or call 705-730-1130.
- 11. Learning Centre & Life Skills are doing a Pita Pit fundraiser for TOMORROW! Order yours in the lobby at lunch TODAY!!
- 12. Exposition! Georgian College Midland May 15 or 16 – FREE!! Choose 2 of these trades to try out: Electrical, Plumbing, Mari ne Engines, Small Engines, Solar, Welding, R efrigeration, Power Engineering, Carpentry, G as Fitting SIGN UP IN GUIDANCE!!
- 13. EXPLORE YOUR FUTURE IN MEDICINE A partnership with RVH & University of Toronto Thursday, June 13, 2013 This is an information session for families & students who are considering a future career in medicine! See Guidance for details!!!
- 15. Congratulations to the senior badminton team for their tournament yesterday!! Good luck at GBSSa’S devlyn lohnes, derek niessl & scott wylie!!
- 16. ORDERS FOR GRAD GOWNS ARE THIS WEEK AT LUNCH IN ROOM 201 $20.00
- 18. Bussing students please remember to keep our buses clean and use the garbage bins provided.
- 19. Yearbooks are available to pre- order in the library. Cost is $42. Order yours today!!
- 20. SEE GUIDANCE FOR MORE INFO!
- 21. Pancake Breakfast Thursday mornings from 7:30-9:30. $4.50 gets you Pancakes/French toast, Bacon, Homefri es & Juice!
- 22. COMPUTER VANDALISM If your computer is not working at the start of class – report it immediately to your teacher. If you damage or vandalise a computer, you will meet with Admin, possibly the police and can be charged with vandalism. You will be responsible for all repair charges: $60.00 per hour plus parts.
- 23. To view a 30-second video about OYAP’s opportunities for students, please visit the SCDSB YouTube channel at http://youtu.be/dcarOAehX9k.
- 24. There are opportunities this summer to earn a high school credit through an archaeology program right here in Ontario. See the Guidance Website for more info!!
- 25. Earn 2 credits while working this summer. See Co-Op/Guidance Office for more information and enrolment forms.