May 16
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The document is a weekly announcement sheet from a high school providing information on upcoming events, activities, and deadlines including a banana split social, trips to England/France and Medieval Times, community service opportunities, athletic events, guidance resources, and reminders about rules. Students are encouraged to apply to post-secondary programs and check requirements while also signing up for extracurricular activities, tutoring, and fundraising opportunities before upcoming deadlines.
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The document contains announcements for students at S.A.I.D high school on May 17th. There are opportunities for community service hours, extracurricular activities like yoga and outdoors club, upcoming trips, and important deadlines for graduation, bursary applications, and course registration. Students are also reminded of various school rules.
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This document provides information and announcements for graduating students, including reminders to apply to post-secondary institutions, check admission offers and grades, and apply for bursaries and scholarships. It also lists upcoming events like student council elections, prom tickets on sale, and extra-curricular activities, as well as opportunities for community involvement and academic support.
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The document contains announcements for students at a high school on Tuesday, May 15th. It includes notices about extracurricular activities like girls' slo-pitch practice, community service opportunities at a community garden, and upcoming sporting events. It also provides reminders and deadlines for graduating students regarding college applications and upcoming school events like prom, student council elections, and an Amazing Race sign-up.
May 14
The document provides announcements for students at a high school. It includes information about upcoming events like prom, sports games, and trips. It also lists opportunities for community involvement, academic support, and deadlines for scholarships and leadership positions. Students are reminded of school policies and where to find additional details on various programs and activities happening in the coming weeks.
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The document provides announcements for students at a school on Tuesday, May 8th. It includes information about upcoming elections for student council, sports practices and games, yearbook sales, community service opportunities, tutoring sessions, and rules for the school. Various extracurricular activities and academic deadlines are also announced.
May 22.
The document contains announcements for students at SCI secondary school on Tuesday May 22nd. Key announcements include that yearbooks are available for pre-order, tickets are on sale for a band playing at a night club, and that graduating students should check the status of their college/university applications. It also lists various club meetings, extracurricular activities, and academic support programs happening that week.
May 18
This document provides announcements for students at SCI for the week of May 18. It includes information about upcoming trips, community service opportunities, deadlines for graduation requirements and applications, extracurricular activities, and more. Key details mentioned are a trip to England and France in the fall, the need for volunteers at a community garden, the deadline for bursary applications, and sign-ups for prom and other end-of-year events. Students are also reminded of rules regarding food, skateboards and hats in classes and offices.
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The document contains announcements for students at S.A.I.D high school on May 17th. There are opportunities for community service hours, extracurricular activities like yoga and outdoors club, upcoming trips, and important deadlines for graduation, bursary applications, and course registration. Students are also reminded of various school rules.
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This document provides information and announcements for graduating students, including reminders to apply to post-secondary institutions, check admission offers and grades, and apply for bursaries and scholarships. It also lists upcoming events like student council elections, prom tickets on sale, and extra-curricular activities, as well as opportunities for community involvement and academic support.
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The document contains announcements for students at a high school on Tuesday, May 15th. It includes notices about extracurricular activities like girls' slo-pitch practice, community service opportunities at a community garden, and upcoming sporting events. It also provides reminders and deadlines for graduating students regarding college applications and upcoming school events like prom, student council elections, and an Amazing Race sign-up.
May 14
The document provides announcements for students at a high school. It includes information about upcoming events like prom, sports games, and trips. It also lists opportunities for community involvement, academic support, and deadlines for scholarships and leadership positions. Students are reminded of school policies and where to find additional details on various programs and activities happening in the coming weeks.
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The document provides announcements for students at a school on Tuesday, May 8th. It includes information about upcoming elections for student council, sports practices and games, yearbook sales, community service opportunities, tutoring sessions, and rules for the school. Various extracurricular activities and academic deadlines are also announced.
May 22.
The document contains announcements for students at SCI secondary school on Tuesday May 22nd. Key announcements include that yearbooks are available for pre-order, tickets are on sale for a band playing at a night club, and that graduating students should check the status of their college/university applications. It also lists various club meetings, extracurricular activities, and academic support programs happening that week.
May 18
This document provides announcements for students at SCI for the week of May 18. It includes information about upcoming trips, community service opportunities, deadlines for graduation requirements and applications, extracurricular activities, and more. Key details mentioned are a trip to England and France in the fall, the need for volunteers at a community garden, the deadline for bursary applications, and sign-ups for prom and other end-of-year events. Students are also reminded of rules regarding food, skateboards and hats in classes and offices.
May 10
The document is a newsletter from a high school providing information and announcements for students and parents. It includes announcements about upcoming events like a BBQ, yearbook sales, student council elections, and sports practices. It also provides reminders and deadlines for graduating students and information about academic support programs and community service opportunities.
May 4
The document provides announcements for the week of May 4th including that yearbooks can be pre-ordered, various sports practices and meetings are scheduled, community service opportunities are available, tutoring sessions are offered, registration for summer school is open, and reminders for graduating students about college applications.
April3
The document provides announcements for students at a school on Tuesday, April 3rd. It includes information about ordering semi-formal photos and yearbooks, upcoming meetings for sports teams, clubs and academic help sessions, deadlines for grad gown rentals and community service hours, and reminders about dress code, fundraising opportunities, and printing costs at the school.
April 2
CPR and first aid training is available for co-op and SHSM students on Tuesday and Wednesday. Students should sign up in guidance. There is also a Boston pizza fundraiser tonight featuring an all you can eat buffet for $20 per person. Badminton players have practice today at lunch and Wednesday night from 7-9 pm in preparation for regionals. The deadline for grad gown rentals is April 5th or 10th-13th at a cost of $25.
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The document contains announcements for students of Georgian College, South Georgian Bay campus including:
1) An opportunity to win an iPad by liking the college's Facebook page and a visit from college reps tomorrow to provide information and free items.
2) Details about yoga classes, an upcoming trip to England and France, girls slopitch game, volunteer opportunities, yearbook sales, and an Amazing Race meeting.
3) Reminders about Amazing Race volunteers needed, girls varsity soccer games, and fundraiser ticket sales.
March 26
The document provides announcements for students at a high school on Monday, March 26th. It includes notices about CPR and first aid training, girls soccer practice times, club meetings for hiking, social change and mock trial students. Additional announcements cover yearbook ordering, exams preparation, community service hours, fundraising events, extracurricular activities and deadlines for scholarships, essays and dress code.
March 30
CPR and first aid training is available on April 3rd and 4th for co-op and SHSM students. Semi-formal photos and yearbooks can be pre-ordered, and there are announcements about grad gown rentals, community service hours, and scholarships. Various extracurricular activities and reminders are also noted, including badminton practice being cancelled.
Mar 6
The document contains announcements for students at a school on Tuesday, March 6th. It includes information about upcoming events like a semi-formal dance, essay contest, and pyjama day. It also provides notices such as library activities, sports team meetings, and reminders about parking and photocopy prices.
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The summary provides information about upcoming meetings and events at the school including a meeting for students interested in the food club, an information session about chemistry exams at the University of Waterloo, tryouts for the boys baseball team, a preview day at Lakehead University, a mandatory meeting for girls interested in varsity soccer, grad photos and retakes, and a message about tweeting photos of cafeteria food for a chance to win a free treat.
April 18
The document contains announcements for the week of April 18 at a school. Upcoming events include a book group meeting, library advisory committee meeting, outdoors club swimming evaluation, prom committee meeting, New Hampshire hikers meeting, student council meeting, junior co-ed volleyball practice, badminton with a special coach, French and math help clinics. Deadlines are announced for girls soccer forms, community service hours, graduating student scholarship applications, and youth night registrations. Store gift cards and printing services are also noted.
April 5
This document contains announcements for students at a school on Thursday April 5th. It includes reminders to return option sheets to guidance and community service hours to the guidance office by April 20th. It also announces various extracurricular activities like yoga, mock trial meetings, rugby practice, and an Easter egg event. Students are encouraged to apply for scholarships by April 20th and consider entering an essay contest by April 17th.
April 4
This document contains announcements for students at a school on Wednesday, April 4th. There are meetings for student trustee candidates, prom committee, volleyball players, chess tournament attendees, a NYC trip, junior tennis, and girls soccer. Yearbooks are available to pre-order. Badminton and French clinics as well as extra math help are also announced. The deadline for grad gown rentals and community service hours is noted. Dress code, public service essay, and youth night opportunities are reminded. Gift cards and photocopy prices are listed at the end.
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This document contains announcements for students on Tuesday, February 21 at a school. It provides reminders about parking restrictions in winter, photocopy and gift card sales in the office, returning library books and textbooks. It also announces events like DEAR reading period, grad photo retakes, field trips, meetings for mock trial, envirothon team and library committee, and sports practices and games. Locations and times are provided for these events.
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- Summer school registration is open and details can be found with guidance.
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May 24
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The document provides announcements for students at a school on Tuesday, April 3rd. It includes information about ordering semi-formal photos and yearbooks, upcoming meetings for sports teams, clubs and academic help sessions, deadlines for grad gown rentals and community service hours, and reminders about dress code, fundraising opportunities, and printing costs at the school.
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The document provides announcements for students at a high school on Monday, March 26th. It includes notices about CPR and first aid training, girls soccer practice times, club meetings for hiking, social change and mock trial students. Additional announcements cover yearbook ordering, exams preparation, community service hours, fundraising events, extracurricular activities and deadlines for scholarships, essays and dress code.
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CPR and first aid training is available on April 3rd and 4th for co-op and SHSM students. Semi-formal photos and yearbooks can be pre-ordered, and there are announcements about grad gown rentals, community service hours, and scholarships. Various extracurricular activities and reminders are also noted, including badminton practice being cancelled.
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The document contains announcements for the week of April 18 at a school. Upcoming events include a book group meeting, library advisory committee meeting, outdoors club swimming evaluation, prom committee meeting, New Hampshire hikers meeting, student council meeting, junior co-ed volleyball practice, badminton with a special coach, French and math help clinics. Deadlines are announced for girls soccer forms, community service hours, graduating student scholarship applications, and youth night registrations. Store gift cards and printing services are also noted.
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This document contains announcements for students at a school on Thursday April 5th. It includes reminders to return option sheets to guidance and community service hours to the guidance office by April 20th. It also announces various extracurricular activities like yoga, mock trial meetings, rugby practice, and an Easter egg event. Students are encouraged to apply for scholarships by April 20th and consider entering an essay contest by April 17th.
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This document contains announcements for students on Tuesday, February 21 at a school. It provides reminders about parking restrictions in winter, photocopy and gift card sales in the office, returning library books and textbooks. It also announces events like DEAR reading period, grad photo retakes, field trips, meetings for mock trial, envirothon team and library committee, and sports practices and games. Locations and times are provided for these events.
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The document contains announcements for a high school on Friday, April 20th. It includes information about extracurricular activities such as chess club, girls soccer tryouts, and a junior aviator event. It also lists the daily cafeteria special and notices about scholarships for graduating students, French tutoring, and various school deadlines.
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April 10
The document provides announcements for students at a school on Tuesday, April 10th. It includes notices about junior boys rugby practice, library and mock trial meetings, yearbook pre-orders and gown rentals. It also reminds graduates about community service hours and scholarship applications being due. Extra help sessions for French, math and dress code policies are noted. Local community events and gift card/photocopying sales are listed.
March 6
The document contains announcements for a school on Tuesday, March 6th. It provides information about upcoming events like a semi-formal dance, essay contest deadline, and pyjama day. Various clubs and sports teams are also mentioned along with notices regarding tickets, uniforms, and facility closures.
April 16
The document contains announcements for a high school on Monday, April 16th including: junior high volleyball tryouts, several club meetings, rescheduling of a financial aid seminar, congratulating the chess team on a tournament, yearbook ordering, reminders for classes, grad gown rentals and community service hours due, extra help sessions for French, math and more, scholarships and bursary application deadline, a public service essay contest, dress code reminder, information on youth nights, gift cards for sale, and Drop Everything And Read (DEAR) time.
May 2
The document provides announcements for a Wednesday at a school, including that yearbooks can be pre-ordered for $40, yoga will be held at noon on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, and there are meetings for the student council, prom committee, and girls slopitch team. It also includes reminders about forms and money due for a French trip, math and French help sessions, and rules regarding sunflower seeds, skateboards, and hats.
May 1
The document provides announcements for a high school on Tuesday, May 1st. It includes information about ordering yearbooks, a prom meeting for grade 12 students, yoga classes in the music room, and various club and committee meetings taking place. It also lists opportunities for extra help in French and math, announcements about bursary and field trip applications, and rules around hats, skateboards and sunflower seeds. Various school spirit activities, fundraisers and reading initiatives are also noted.
June 19
This document provides announcements for students on Tuesday, June 19th including reminders to return library books, upcoming meetings for the concert band and TFC, and exam schedule details. It also announces staff departures, yearbook sales, bus schedule changes for September, and opportunities for extra academic help and summer camps.
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There are several upcoming opportunities for students including skill building camps over the summer, a camp to learn about service dogs, and auditions for a community theatre production in October. Students are also reminded of various school rules and deadlines including returning library books, the dress code, and due dates for math help and submissions to the art magazine.
June 14
The document provides information about extra academic help available at the school, upcoming exams, sports team meetings, volunteer opportunities, summer camps, and other school announcements. It reminds students of exam schedules, return of library books and textbooks, and dress code policies. Bell times and bus schedules for the new semester are also announced.
April 4
This document contains announcements for students at a school on Wednesday, April 4th. There are meetings for those interested in being the student trustee, the prom committee, volleyball players, chess tournament attendees, a NYC trip, junior tennis, and girls soccer. Yearbooks are available to pre-order. Badminton players have another clinic tonight and there are deadlines for grad gown rentals and community service hours. French help, extra math help, and scholarships are also announced. The document reminds students of the dress code and upcoming youth nights in Wasaga. It also advertises gift cards, DEAR period, and photocopying prices.
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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 students at a high school on Tuesday, November 13th. It includes details about upcoming workshops to help plan for college, sports team victories, volunteer opportunities, student of the month awards, club meetings, homework help resources, crazy hair day, cafeteria specials, and reminders for senior students.
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The document announces several upcoming events and activities at a school including a scholarships and bursary workshop, a curling meeting, volleyball game results, D.E.A.R. period, volunteer opportunities, a robotics team meeting, student of the month awards, homework help resources, a business club congratulations, and cafe specials.
Nov 8
The document announces tryouts for the boys varsity hockey team, a meeting for those interested in curling, and volleyball and hockey game results. It also provides information about upcoming events like a University of Waterloo program, D.E.A.R. time in November, volunteer opportunities, and meetings for Remembrance Day and the Athletic Council. The September Student of the Month awards are also announced along with cafeteria specials and sign-ups for co-ed volleyball intramurals.
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The Jr boys volleyball team defeated Romeo d'Allaire 3-1 and the Sr boys volleyball team dominated 3-0. There is also information about upcoming programs and events at the school including volunteer opportunities, a college presentation, student of the month awards, meetings for various clubs, and sports tryouts.
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The document discusses the results of a study on the effects of exercise on memory and thinking abilities in older adults. The study found that regular exercise can help reduce the decline in thinking abilities that often occurs with age. Older adults who exercised regularly performed better on cognitive tests and brain scans showed they had greater activity in important areas for memory and learning compared to less active peers.
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The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
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The document contains announcements for students at a school. It includes information about upcoming events like DEAR period, a university program, and sports games. It also lists volunteer opportunities, awards given to students of the month, club meetings, homework help resources, and team practices. The cafeteria specials for the day are provided at the end.
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This pathways chart outlines the various math course options for students at Collingwood Collegiate Institute from grades 9 through 12. It shows the academic and applied streams for grades 9 and 10, as well as the grade 11 and 12 university, college, and workplace preparation courses. The chart is intended to help students familiarize themselves with the different paths to success in mathematics.
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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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The document provides announcements for a high school including: details about collecting food donations on Halloween; an athletic council meeting; a University of Waterloo program; gymnastics training with an Olympian; volunteer opportunities; junior volleyball practices; a girls basketball team winning a tournament; dressing up for Halloween; Halloween candygrams for sale; September student of the month awards; submitting artwork for an art magazine; Drop Everything And Read (DEAR) period; rugby training; thanking volunteers for a Zombie Apocalypse event; and cafe specials of pasta, lasagna, and soup of the day.
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