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An OSAP workshop will be held on April 23 during period 4 in the library. Students should sign up in guidance. Scholarship and bursary opportunities are available for graduating students on the school website under guidance, with a May 2 deadline for applications. A spring door decorating contest will take place during homeroom.
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There will be a spring door decorating contest during homeroom on Thursday. Scholarships and bursaries are available for graduating students, with applications due by May 2nd. An OSAP workshop will take place on April 23rd during period 4 in the library.
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The document announces various upcoming events and deadlines at a school, including available scholarships and bursaries with a May 2nd deadline, an OSAP workshop on April 23rd, opportunities to join the broadcasting team or student council, and a spring door decorating contest. It also provides today's lunch menu options and encourages reporting any witnessed acts of vandalism.
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There will be a spring door decorating contest during homeroom on Thursday. Scholarships and bursaries are available for graduating students, with applications due by May 2nd. An OSAP workshop will take place on April 23rd during period 4 in the library.
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The document announces various upcoming events and deadlines at a school, including available scholarships and bursaries with a May 2nd deadline, an OSAP workshop on April 23rd, opportunities to join the broadcasting team or student council, and a spring door decorating contest. It also provides today's lunch menu options and encourages reporting any witnessed acts of vandalism.
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The document provides information about various school activities, deadlines, and community opportunities in a weekly bulletin format. It announces that yearbooks can be pre-ordered, there will be a pancake breakfast fundraiser, computer vandalism policies, volunteer opportunities, cafeteria specials, a government video contest for workplace safety, YMCA summer programs, course selection for the following year, returning overdue items, free eye exams through the YMCA, and a safety reminder about slippery pavement in the parking lot.
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- 4. There are Scholarships and Bursaries available to graduating students!! Check out our school website under ‘Guidance’ to see what’s available!! Deadline for applications is May 2.
- 6. Coming today at lunch!!
- 7. Due to weather conditions: Until further notice
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