Here are your morning announcements

1. Floor Hockey Intramurals start
TODAY. Team Lists and
Schedules have been posted on
the bulletin board outside the
Gym Office.

2. The SCI baseball team started the 2019 season
yesterday with intentions of repeating as Simcoe
County Champs. After winning the title last season,
the coaching staff have expectations of making
members of this year’s team true academic student
athletes.
Baseball in April lived up to its expectations too with
a high of only 9 degrees and snow showers.
Nonetheless, students, teachers and parents filled
the stands and cheered on our Spartans ball players.
Unfortunately, the boys dropped the two games to
Banting 7-6 and 4-2.

3. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
Stayner Kinsmen Duck Race
BBQ at the Kinsmen Duck Race
May 4
11am – 4pm
See Ms. McLeod for more info
or to sign up

4. There is a practice today after
school at Ives Park. If anyone
needs a ride, please speak to Ms.
Jacobi or Ms. Polasek today.

5. FREE DENTAL SCREENING
Free Dental Screening for Secondary Students
Good oral health is important to a teen’s overall health and well-being. Undetected or untreated dental decay and other oral health
disorders can result in pain, poor eating habits and poor self-esteem – all problems that reduce a teen’s capacity to do well in school.
Dental screening is important for detecting oral health problems.
Oral Health staff from the Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit will be visiting your school to provide dental
screenings and distribute smile kits.
Students who choose to participate in a school dental screening will have their teeth looked at by a Registered Dental Hygienist, who
uses a different sterile mouth mirror for each student. The dental hygienist will also answer any questions and share information
about no cost dental programs available to high school students. Please encourage your teen to have a dental screening.
For more information on the program call 705-721-7520 or toll free 1-877-721-7520 ext. 8804 (Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30
p.m.) or visit our website at www.simcoemuskokahealth.org.

6. Button Makers NEEDED- volunteer hours available.
• If you have button making expertise or a willingness to learn and
need community service hours—please see Mrs. McLeod today. We
will start our button making extravaganza on Tuesday at lunch in the
Guidance Office.

7. Any students in grades
9-12 are welcome to
attend the meeting at
11:00 today in Room
217.
ATTENTION grade 12 graduates. If you have been accepted in to a university program, Ray’s
place encourages you to apply for a scholarship. If you have been accepted in to a college
program , including trades or apprenticeship program, Ray’s place encourages you to apply
for a bursary. See Mr. Murray for an application or go on-line.
Deadline for both scholarship and bursary applications is May 2nd.

8. Clearview Youth Centre Events
• The Clearview Youth Centre will be running a fundraiser for United
Way Simcoe Muskoka. We will be holding a competition and
awarding prizes to the youth who raise the most money. This is a
great opportunity for students to get involved, give a little something
back to the community, and win great prizes!
• For more information talk to Mr. Murray or the Clearview Youth
Centre staff!

9. •Taco Salad or Rice
Today’s Café Specials

10. For more information, see the bulletin board
outside the Guidance Office. Contest Rules and
Permission Forms are available at the office or
online @ www.staynerlions.ca

13. • SCI Book Fair- see Ms. Kostrich in the library for more information
• Stayner Care Centre-contact info on bulletin board
• Stayner Duck Race- May 4th
• SCI- volunteers needed to make more buttons for the duck race
Opportunities
See Bulletin Board for more details.