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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.
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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.
Oct 31
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.
Oct 29
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.
Oct 26
The document contains announcements for students at a school including details about upcoming events like a seminar on attending American colleges, a volunteer food drive on Halloween, and athletic meetings and games. It also includes announcements about awards given to students of the month and opportunities to get involved in arts, volunteering, sports teams and international trips.
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The document contains announcements for students at a high school. It includes notices about opportunities to train with an Olympian in gymnastics, seminars on attending American or Canadian universities, international trips, sports tryouts and practices, volunteer opportunities, and more. Student of the month awards are also announced.
Oct 24
The document contains announcements for students and staff of a high school. It includes information about opportunities to train with an Olympian, university information sessions, sports tryouts and games, volunteer opportunities, and more. Extracurricular activities and academic events are promoted alongside recognition of student achievements.
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- 2. Tuesday, May 22 (4/5 week) There will be a Library Live this Friday! SCI is organizing a trip to England & France for Fall 2013. See Ms. Moritz for more information!
- 3. Tuesday, May 22 (4/5 week) Yearbooks are available for pre-order for a LIMITED TIME in the library for $40. Only 6 days left to get your tickets to see Beet 350 play at the Mansion Night Club in Barrie on May 27. See Jackson Bunn!
- 4. Attention Graduating Students!!! Have you…. Applied to college or university? Received any offers of admission? Reviewed the conditions of your offers? Checked to make sure your grades have been updated to OUAC or OCAS? Applied for the SCI Blind Bursary? If you’ve said ‘NO’ to any of these questions – GO STRAIGHT TO GUIDANCE!!!
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- 10. D.E.A.R. is during Period 5 in May!
- 11. Tuesday, May 22 (4/5 week) Need Community Service Hours? Help out at Duntroon Public School’s Grand Finale on Sat., May 26. Call 705-445-0258 for more details. Registration for online summer school courses is now available. See Guidance for more details.
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