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SCCHS Announcements

May 01, 2024

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SCCHS ANNOUNCEMENTS

Wednesday, May 1, 2024

GYM CLOSED FRIDAY AT NOON HOUR

CHOIR

Choir Students, please turn your permission forms into the box in Mrs. D's office ASAP!!

BA ND

Wind Orchestra rehearses today at 12:30 in the Music Room

ECO CLUB
Eco-Club meeting Thursday at lunch in the LAC room. Anyone is welcome! Bring some new ideas for what we can do to make the school and the community a more eco-friendly place! 

SLC

Comp Cereal Drive! All students are invited to participate in the "Knock Down Hunger" Cereal Drive starting Wednesday, May 1 and ending Wednesday, May 8. Grades will compete to see who can bring in the MOST BOXES OF CEREAL by next Wednesday. The winning grade will get an ice cream party in the student lounge served by Comp staff!!​

Drop off spots:

Grade 12: Ms Cave Ginter Room 122

Grade 11: Ms Dureault Room 270

Grade 10: Ms Herrick Art Room 146

Grade 9: Ms Pasley Room 219

 

Today's Cereal Enthusiast of the day is day is our attendance secretary Mrs. Martens!
Favourite Cereal: Cranberry Almond Crunch.

 

BADMINTON

The Jr. badminton team attended sectionals in Herbert on Saturday April 27th. They competed against teams from Centennial, Central, Wymark, Herbert, Waldeck, and Gull Lake. Congratulations to the following athletes on their placings and for advancing to Jr. Districts at SCCHS on Saturday May 4th: 

Serena K. - 1st in girls singles
Scotlyn R. / Lola R. - 1st in girls doubles
Makayla G. / Kayleigh P. - 3rd in girls doubles

 

COLTS OF THE WEEK

The boys doubles team of Austin E and Tate U are this week's colts of the week. Both of these student athletes have demonstrated dedication to their team through their hard work at practice and willingness to play wherever needed. They are coachable athletes and demonstrate great sportsmanship both on and off the court. Despite only playing together for 2 weeks, the hard work and determination exhibited by these young men have made them one of the top two boys doubles teams in the South West. Congratulations gentleman, and good luck at Regionals in Rosetown on May 4th. 

 

SCIENCE CLUB
Ever wanted to win the Nobel prize? Just take out your doorbell. Or try science! Check out Science Club! 🧪 New members welcome! 🚀🧪Meeting TODAY, May 1st at 12:14 in room 214. We will be doing an online escape room to think like scientists! Wednesday Question Of The Day! Who invented pi? And pie?

BUSINESS CLUB
The next meeting will be on Thursday May 2 at noon in room 255. 

GRADE 11s
Please join the Grad Google Classroom for next year. Important Grad info will be posted in here including Stick and Pin election information. 

Class code:  xcnptvr 

https://classroom.google.com/c/Njc2NTM3ODk3MzA5?cjc=xcnptvr 

GRADE 12s – GYMBLAST FRIDAY, MAY 3
Grade 12s on Friday, May 3rd be sure to wear your Gym Blast team color and meet in the gym by 1:05pm. 
Please wear gym shoes and bring a water bottle.


GRAD 2024
Attention Class of 2024! Get ready for the upcoming Spirit Week that'll be on from April 29th-May 3rd! Here are the themes for each day:
Wednesday, May 1st: It's Adam Sandler Day, so channel your inner Adam Sandler core and have some fun!
Thursday, May 2nd: Memory Shirt Day, wear a white shirt and markers and get the Class of 2024 to sign it!
Friday, May 3rd: Colour Day, show your grad games team spirit by wearing your gym blast team's colour!

Let's make this Spirit Week one to remember! Go Class of 2024!

LIBRARY QUOTE OF THE WEEK
β€œPetrichor.
It was a strange word, an excellent word.

You know there's a word for that, right? Ali had said to me once. For that smell. The smell of water hitting the earth."

Tahereh Mafi, An Emotion of Great Delight (New York, NU: Harper, an imprint of HarperCollinsPublishers, 2022), page 116.

Cst Curti's TIP OF THE WEEK
I don't see it every day, but for the most part when I drive around the city, I see garbage all over the roads and parking lots. Mostly this garbage is fast food packages or bags. Somebody always picks it up thought because they don't like the appearance of how it looks (trashy). Who does this? Why do they do it? The answer is possibly that they are self-centered and don't really care about too much or it accidentally fell out of the vehicle caused by a huge gust of wind, and they didn't notice. The city has over a hundred public trash cans throughout the city for this one and only purpose.

Under The Environmental Management and Protection Act, the monetary penalty for littering via summary offence ticket is $500 for individuals.

If you know you know!!

Cst Tony Curti


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