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Thursday, April 23, 2026

School Day 3

  • There is a UM Next Steps presentation in the MPR today at 11:00am. You will be called down from your classes. If you have a spare during that time, you are encouraged to come in for the presentation. 
  • Shrek The Musical: 
    • Back stage –  Those interested that have signed up (or have touched base with Ms Leung or Mr Pecold), you can start attending rehearsals after school now. See the schedule up on Mr. Pecold’s door.  Next practice is tomorrow after school! 
    • You can pick up your Shrek The Musical tshirt/sweater (at the office) if you paid for it.
    • Tech: Finish setting up during spares and lunch today. Full rehearsal tomorrow 3:45 – 6!
    • Tickets on sale at the office. $15 each or $5 for NHS Students. All three shows are almost sold out! 
  • Any Grade 9-11 students who have missed registering for courses, the deadline for registering for classes next year is Monday, April 27th!
  • Track practice at 12:30pm for the throwers and jumpers. 
  • Period 4 Classes, please join us at 1:30pm to cheer on the Nighthawks bus as it leaves the CRRC. We will make an announcement at that time to encourage you to come on down. Please return to class after this happens.
  • Baseball practice from 6:00-8:00 pm tonight. 
  • Badminton players – please turn in your jerseys.
  • Track & Field throwing and jumping practice at 12:30 today. If you have not thrown before and you would like to learn discus, shot put, or javelin please show up today. 
  • Track & Field first meet is on May 12. In order to attend you must attend practices.  
  • Yearbook team – the final deadline is TOMORROW (Friday) at 6:00 PM! Let’s get it done!
  • Get ready for a fun and delicious event in support of Safe Grad 2026! Join us for the Grads & Griddles Market on Saturday, April 25th from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM here at the School.
    • There will be over 35 vendors featuring unique local gifts, a pancake breakfast served from 10:00 to 12:00 (while supplies last), and a silent auction with some amazing prizes you won’t want to miss!
    • Please note that the pancake breakfast and silent auction are cash only.
    • Come out, support our grads, and enjoy a great community event. We hope to see you there!
  • Vaping is not allowed anywhere on school property, that includes washrooms. If you’re caught vaping, suspected of vaping or “passing a vape”, expect a minimum 3 day out of school suspension.
  • Our school is a scent-free zone. Please do not spray perfumes or body sprays inside the building. Be respectful and help keep our environment safe for everyone!
  • Please use the sidewalks! You folks are tracking lots of mud into the building by not using the sidewalks, which makes it incredibly difficult for our custodians to clean up all over the school.
  • Personal laptops should not be used by students during school hours and in class.
  • Students going on the Community Europe trip who wish to do fundraising – please be sure to get your fundraising consent forms turned in to Ms. Happychuk ASAP. See her if you need the form and information on our first fundraiser, which has already begun!
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