Senior Spartans

Picture Day

Picture Day is September 13^th.  Order forms have been distributed, if you need one pick one up at the main office.

Gym – closed all week at lunch

At lunch in the library.

Activity Fair TODAY

At lunch in the main foyer. Sign up for clubs and teams, listen to music, grab a Mr Freezie order your athletic clothing.

Community Volunteer Hours

Students needed for various jobs connected to the Port Hope Fall Fair. If interested see Mr Eves for more information.  A great way to start your hours or finish any remaining hours.  Remember you need 40 hours of community service before you graduate.

The Northumberland and Agriculture Awareness Committee and Northumberland Federation of Agriculture is looking for volunteers to assist with the Field to Food Agricultural Educational Event in Roseneath at the yellow Livestock Barn – 9109 County Rd 45. On Tuesday, September 25 and Wednesday September 26.

See Mr Eves in guidance.

Truly Amazing Facts

Rubbing a banana peel on mosquito bites can help stop the itching.

And

It would take 100 years to watch every video on Youtube.

Senior Spartans

Student card

Any student who wishes to purchase a student card for the 2018-2019 school year, can pay $5 on picture day, Thursday, September 13. You will receive your student card when they are sent to the high school in early October.

Picture Day

Picture Day is this Thursday, September 13^th.  Order forms have been distributed, if you need one pick one up at the main office.

Golf Club - TODAY

There will be a quick meeting today in room 151 for all those who signed up for golf club. Meeting starts at 11:15.

Cross Country Team

All students who are planning to join the team should attend the first practice after school today. Meet in the front foyer at 2:35 p.m. dressed to run. Don’t forget your water bottle.  As well, please return your signed permission form and fees ASAP as our first meet of the season is next Wednesday, September 19.

Basketball Practice

The first basketball practice will be held after school tomorrow at 2:45. Please bring completed permission forms.  Extras are available in room 233 at lunch today.

Boys Soccer

Reminder of soccer Tuesday and Thursday after school.

Boys Soccer and Volleyball

All students who signed up, there is a meeting in the main gym at lunch today. You cannot play both soccer and volleyball as the schedules of games and tournaments conflict.  We need to know who wants to play soccer and who wants to play volleyball.  Please come to a brief meeting today at the beginning of lunch in the main gym stage end.

Spartan Advisory Council

Meeting tomorrow at lunch 11:10 in the library.

Dragon Boat

Do you want to soak up the last of warm weather and enjoy a day out on the water with friends, join your fellow Spartans on Saturday, September 22 at the Cobourg Yacht Club and Marina for the 19th annual “Challenge the Dragon Boat”, the day runs from 8am to 3:30pm and the cost is $40 per person which can all come from pledges you collect. We need 20 students to fill a boat. We are guaranteed 3 races. It’s an active, inclusive and fun-filled day that contributes to creating sustainable change within our community. This is an event that appeals to all ages and attracts teams from far and near; spectators line the pier to cheer. Help support United Way’s annual campaign. Come to a meeting in the main gym at lunch on Wednesday, stage end, if you are interested. You can also see Simon Cahill or Mrs. Watson.

Community Volunteer Hours

Students needed for various jobs connected to the Port Hope Fall Fair. If interested see Mr Eves for more information.  A great way to start your hours or finish any remaining hours.  Remember you need 40 hours of community service before you graduate.

The Northumberland and Agriculture Awareness Committee and Northumberland Federation of Agriculture is looking for volunteers to assist with the Field to Food Agricultural Educational Event in Roseneath at the yellow Livestock Barn – 9109 County Rd 45. On Tuesday, September 25 and Wednesday September 26.

See Mr Eves in guidance.

Did you know

The longest time between twins being born is 87 days

And

The top of the Eiffel Tower leans away from the sun, as the metal facing the sun heats up and expands. It can move as much as 7 inches.

Senior Spartans

Spartan Advisory Council - TODAY

Meeting at lunch 11:10 in the library.

Student card

Any student who wishes to purchase a student card for the 2018-2019 school year, can pay $5 on picture day, Thursday, September 13. You will receive your student card when they are sent to the high school in early October.

Picture Day

Picture Day is this Thursday, September 13^th.  Order forms are available at the main office.

Golf Club

Anyone interested in golfing see Mr Atanasoff for permission forms. We will be playing at Port Hope Golf and Country Club on Thursday.

Did you join a school team?

Practice or tryout schedules are posted on the bulletin board outside the main gym.

Wanna Workout

In the cage at lunch or after school then see Mrs Watson for a permission form.

Boys Soccer

The first tryout is tonight after school on the field.

Girls Basketball

The first practice for girls basketball will be held after school today. Please bring completed permission forms.  Forms are available in room 233 at lunch.

Boys Volleyball

Due to conflict of players there will be NO boys volleyball.

Dragon Boat

Do you want to soak up the last of warm weather and enjoy a day out on the water with friends, join your fellow Spartans on Saturday, September 22 at the Cobourg Yacht Club and Marina for the 19th annual “Challenge the Dragon Boat”, the day runs from 8am to 3:30pm and the cost is $40 per person which can all come from pledges you collect. We need 20 students to fill a boat. We are guaranteed 3 races. It’s an active, inclusive and fun-filled day that contributes to creating sustainable change within our community. This is an event that appeals to all ages and attracts teams from far and near; spectators line the pier to cheer. Help support United Way’s annual campaign. Come to a meeting in the main gym at lunch on Wednesday, stage end, if you are interested. You can also see Simon Cahill or Mrs. Watson.

Community Volunteer Hours

Students needed for various jobs connected to the Port Hope Fall Fair. If interested see Mr Eves for more information.  A great way to start your hours or finish any remaining hours.  Remember you need 40 hours of community service before you graduate.

The Northumberland and Agriculture Awareness Committee and Northumberland Federation of Agriculture is looking for volunteers to assist with the Field to Food Agricultural Educational Event in Roseneath at the yellow Livestock Barn – 9109 County Rd 45. On Tuesday, September 25 and Wednesday September 26.

See Mr Eves in guidance.

Did you know

20% of the populations has cheek-dimples

And

If you rub an onion on your foot, you’ll be able to taste it within 30 – 60 minutes.

Senior Spartans

First Reading Club – T O D A Y

In Room 221. Help order new books and have a treat.  New members always welcome.

Tomorrow is Picture Day

Please attend a session when you are called tomorrow. Photos are used for Student Card, Yearbooks and Edsby.

Golf Club

Mr Atanasoff needs your permission forms ASAP. Golf is at Port Hope Golf and Country Club tomorrow.

Did you join a school team?

Practice or tryout schedules are posted on the bulletin board outside the main gym.

Wanna Workout

In the cage at lunch or after school then see Mrs Watson for a permission form.

Student Cards

Will be on sale tomorrow, picture day, for a cost of $5. Student cards will give discounts to dances, and discounts to various retail businesses.  Your student card is also another form of photo ID.  You will receive your student card when they are sent to the high school in early October.

Archery

Will begin next week on Thursday. Students that have not participated before are going to be the first group.  There is room for 12 people in each session.

Cross Country Team

All students planning on joining the cross country team should bring in their permission form and fees ASAP. Our first meet is Wednesday, the 19^th and registration needs to happen by this Friday.  You cannot be registered if you have not brought in your permission form.  Next practice is today after school.  Please meet in the front foyer.

Golf Club

Mr Atanasoff needs your permission forms ASAP.  Golf is at Port Hope Golf and Country Club tomorrow.

Dragon Boat

Do you want to soak up the last of warm weather and enjoy a day out on the water with friends, join your fellow Spartans on Saturday, September 22 at the Cobourg Yacht Club and Marina for the 19th annual “Challenge the Dragon Boat”, the day runs from 8am to 3:30pm and the cost is $40 per person which can all come from pledges you collect. We need 20 students to fill a boat. We are guaranteed 3 races. It’s an active, inclusive and fun-filled day that contributes to creating sustainable change within our community. This is an event that appeals to all ages and attracts teams from far and near; spectators line the pier to cheer. Help support United Way’s annual campaign. Come to a meeting in the main gym at lunch on Wednesday, stage end, if you are interested. You can also see Simon Cahill or Mrs. Watson.

Community Volunteer Hours

Students needed for various jobs connected to the Port Hope Fall Fair. If interested see Mr Eves for more information.  A great way to start your hours or finish any remaining hours.  Remember you need 40 hours of community service before you graduate.

The Northumberland and Agriculture Awareness Committee and Northumberland Federation of Agriculture is looking for volunteers to assist with the Field to Food Agricultural Educational Event in Roseneath at the yellow Livestock Barn – 9109 County Rd 45. On Tuesday, September 25 and Wednesday September 26.

See Mr Eves in guidance.

Did you know

Some cats are allergic to humans

And

The annual number of worldwide shark bites is 10 times LESS the number of people bitten by other people in New York.

Senior Spartans

Student Cards TODAY

Will be on sale TODAY, picture day, for a cost of $5. Student cards will give discounts to dances, and discounts to various retail businesses.  Your student card is also another form of photo ID.  You will receive your student card when they are sent to the high school in early October.

Golfers

See Mr Atanasoff prior to lunch.

Did you join a school team?

Practice or tryout schedules are posted on the bulletin board outside the main gym.

Wanna Workout

In the cage at lunch or after school then see Mrs Watson for a permission form.

Archery

Will begin next week on Thursday. Students that have not participated before are going to be the first group.  There is room for 12 people in each session.

Cross Country Team

All students planning on joining the cross country team should bring in their permission form and fees by Friday in order to be registered for the first meet next Wednesday September 19.

Girls Rugby

 There is a practice on Friday after school.  Bring your cleats and outdoor equipment.

Attention Graduating Students

Do you know what you are planning after high school? If college is one of your options you should attend the College Information Program @ Fleming on October 2, from 10 am to 12 pm.  All Ontario colleges will be represented.  You can talk directly to a college liason officer, and pick up literature about course requirements, tuition and residence costs, OSAP, and student life at college.  If interested, sign up is posted in the Library.  Free bussing is provided.

Dragon Boat

Do you want to soak up the last of warm weather and enjoy a day out on the water with friends, join your fellow Spartans on Saturday, September 22 at the Cobourg Yacht Club and Marina for the 19th annual “Challenge the Dragon Boat”, the day runs from 8am to 3:30pm and the cost is $40 per person which can all come from pledges you collect. We need 20 students to fill a boat. We are guaranteed 3 races. It’s an active, inclusive and fun-filled day that contributes to creating sustainable change within our community. This is an event that appeals to all ages and attracts teams from far and near; spectators line the pier to cheer. Help support United Way’s annual campaign. Come to a meeting in the main gym at lunch on Wednesday, stage end, if you are interested. You can also see Simon Cahill or Mrs. Watson.

Community Volunteer Hours

Students needed for various jobs connected to the Port Hope Fall Fair. If interested see Mr Eves for more information.  A great way to start your hours or finish any remaining hours.  Remember you need 40 hours of community service before you graduate.

The Northumberland and Agriculture Awareness Committee and Northumberland Federation of Agriculture is looking for volunteers to assist with the Field to Food Agricultural Educational Event in Roseneath at the yellow Livestock Barn – 9109 County Rd 45. On Tuesday, September 25 and Wednesday September 26.

See Mr Eves in guidance.

Did you know

Chewing gum while you cut an onion will help keep you from crying.

And

The average person walks the equivalent of three times around the world in a lifetime.

Senior Spartans

Grade 12 potential Graduates - TODAY

There will be an important meeting TODAY @ 12:30 in the Library for any Grade 12 potential graduates and returning past graduates. Any Grade 12 on spare during period 3 should plan to attend this meeting.  This meeting will discuss post-secondary planning and review and confirmation of your graduation requirements for your OSSD.

Girls Basketball

There will be a practice today after school. Please try to attend as we get closer to our scheduled games.

Golfers

Get forms to Mr Atanasoff today. We are playing Ashbrook Thursday.

GSA

Friday September 21 will be the first GSA (gay straight alliance) meeting in room 221 Mrs Harnden’s room at the beginning of lunch. Everyone is welcome.  We will meet on a weekly basis for group discussion, activities and support.  See you there.

Boys Soccer

Please excuse members of the Sr Boys Soccer team at 1:45 p.m. for the game in Cobourg.

Attention Graduating Students

Do you know what you are planning after high school? If college is one of your options you should attend the College Information Program @ Fleming on October 2, from 10 am to 12 pm.  All Ontario colleges will be represented.  You can talk directly to a college liason officer, and pick up literature about course requirements, tuition and residence costs, OSAP, and student life at college.  If interested, sign up is posted in the Library.  Free bussing is provided.

Job Opportunity

Looking for a part time job, Primitive Designs on hwy 28 is hiring for after school and weekend work. If interested please see Mr Eves in guidance.

Student Cards

Student cards are on sale for a cost of $5. Student cards will give discounts to dances, and discounts to various retail businesses.  Your student card is also another form of photo ID.  If interested in purchasing a student card, see Mr Eves.  You will receive your student card when they are sent to the high school in early October.

Funny of the Day

What’s the best thing about Switzerland?

(I don’t know, but the flag is a BIG plus)

And

Did you hear about the mathematician that was afraid of negative numbers?

(He’ll stop at nothing to avoid them)

Senior Spartans

Terry Fox Assembly - TODAY

During period 1. Homerooms please wait for the call down before proceeding to the main gym.

GSA

Friday September 21 will be the first GSA (gay straight alliance) meeting in room 221 Mrs Harnden’s room at the beginning of lunch. Everyone is welcome.  We will meet on a weekly basis for group discussion, activities and support.  See you there.

Attention Graduating Students

Do you know what you are planning after high school? If college is one of your options you should attend the College Information Program @ Fleming on October 2, from 10 am to 12 pm.  All Ontario colleges will be represented.  You can talk directly to a college liason officer, and pick up literature about course requirements, tuition and residence costs, OSAP, and student life at college.  If interested, sign up is posted in the Library.  Free bussing is provided.

Job Opportunity

Looking for a part time job, Primitive Designs on hwy 28 is hiring for after school and weekend work. If interested please see Mr Eves in guidance.

Student Cards

Student cards are on sale for a cost of $5. Student cards will give discounts to dances, and discounts to various retail businesses.  Your student card is also another form of photo ID.  If interested in purchasing a student card, see Mr Eves.  You will receive your student card when they are sent to the high school in early October.

Funny of the Day

Did you hear about the actor who fell through the floorboards?

(He was just going through a stage)

And

Why don’t scientists trust atoms?

(Because they make up everything)

Senior Spartans

Terry Fox Fundraising Campaign starts TODAY

Home rooms please return your coin drive envelope to the main office before the end of period 1. Don’t forget all next week at lunch raffle tickets will be on sale.  $1 for one ticket, $2 for 3 tickets and there will be a bake sale/cake auction on Wednesday at lunch.

GSA - TODAY

Today will be the first GSA (gay straight alliance) meeting in room 221 Mrs Harnden’s room at the beginning of lunch. Everyone is welcome.  We will meet on a weekly basis for group discussion, activities and support.  See you there.

Girls Basketball

Practice will be Monday after school. We will also practice Wednesday to get ready for Thursdays game here.  Schedules are available from Mr Bruce.

Attention Senior Students

It’s that time of year to start planning your post-secondary education.

Upcoming University/College Seminars

University of Toronto – Tuesday, October 2 @ 12:00

Western University – Thursday, October 4 @ 1:30

Brock University – Friday, October 5 @ 10:00

Sign-up sheets are posted in the Library.

Attention Graduating Students

Do you know what you are planning after high school? If college is one of your options you should attend the College Information Program @ Fleming on October 2, from 10 am to 12 pm.  All Ontario colleges will be represented.  You can talk directly to a college liaison officer, and pick up literature about course requirements, tuition and residence costs, OSAP, and student life at college.  If interested, sign up is posted in the Library.  Free bussing is provided.

Job Opportunity

Looking for a part time job, Primitive Designs on hwy 28 is hiring for after school and weekend work. If interested please see Mr Eves in guidance.

Student Cards

Student cards are on sale for a cost of $5. Student cards will give discounts to dances, and discounts to various retail businesses.  Your student card is also another form of photo ID.  If interested in purchasing a student card, see Mr Eves.  You will receive your student card when they are sent to the high school in early October.

Funny of the Day

Did you hear about the claustrophobic astronaut?

(He just needed a little space)

And

Where are average things manufactured?

(The satisfactory)

Senior Spartans

Terry Fox Fundraising Campaign

Today starts our annual Terry Fox fundraising Raffle tickets sales….$1 for one ticket, $2 for 3 tickets. Tickets will be on sale at lunch in the main foyer.  Also, home rooms please return your coin drive envelope to the main office before the end of period 1.  Leading home room from Friday, Mr Atanasoff’s class who raised $166.05.  Let the competition begin!!

Student Advisory Council Meeting - TODAY

Brief but important meeting at lunch in the library.

Spartan Clothing

Last week to order Spartan clothing….our first order will be placed on Friday. All orders and money are to go to Mrs Watson. Order forms are in the main office.

Scorekeepers needed

Scorekeepers, Scorekeepers needed for our Jr Girls Basketball games at PHHS this Thursday from 2:30 – 4:15. A great way to get community service hours.  See Mrs Watson or Mr Bruce if interested.

Bake Sale / Cake Auction

Reminder of the bake sale / cake auction on Wednesday at lunch in the main foyer and the Toonie Hot Dog BBQ on Thursday after the walk.

Attention Senior Students

It’s that time of year to start planning your post-secondary education.

Upcoming University/College Seminars

University of Toronto – Tuesday, October 2 @ 12:00

Western University – Thursday, October 4 @ 1:30

Brock University – Friday, October 5 @ 10:00

Sign-up sheets are posted in the Library.

Attention Graduating Students

Do you know what you are planning after high school? If college is one of your options you should attend the College Information Program @ Fleming on October 2, from 10 am to 12 pm.  All Ontario colleges will be represented.  You can talk directly to a college liaison officer, and pick up literature about course requirements, tuition and residence costs, OSAP, and student life at college.  If interested, sign up is posted in the Library.  Free bussing is provided.

Job Opportunity

Looking for a part time job, Primitive Designs on hwy 28 is hiring for after school and weekend work. If interested please see Mr Eves in guidance.

Student Cards

Student cards are on sale for a cost of $5. Student cards will give discounts to dances, and discounts to various retail businesses.  Your student card is also another form of photo ID.  If interested in purchasing a student card, see Mr Eves.  You will receive your student card when they are sent to the high school in early October.

Funny of the Day

Who sits at the bottom of the ocean and twitches?

(A nervous wreck)

And

What kind of exercise do lazy people do?

(Diddly-squats)

Senior Spartans

Cross Country - TODAY

Please excuse all cross country runners at 9:30 a.m.. Please be ready to go at 9:45 a.m. meet in the main foyer.

Spartan Advisory Council Meeting - TODAY

At lunch in the library.

Terry Fox Fundraising Campaign

Raffle tickets on sale Today, tomorrow and Thursday….$1 for one ticket, $2 for 3 tickets. Tickets will be on sale at lunch in the main foyer.  Also, home rooms please return your coin drive envelope to the main office before the end of period 1.  Leading home room after Monday, Mr Atanasoff’s class who raised $166.05.  Second place is home room 223, Mrs Sharpe ($41.50).  Keep the competition going!!

Drama and Improv Club

Are you interested in the Drama and Improv Club? Then come to our meeting Wednesday after school in the Drama room.  There will be snacks and games.  See Ms Corrigan if you have any questions.

Girls Basketball

There will be a mandatory practice tomorrow after school in preparation for Thursday’s game here. Team fees are due.

Spartan Clothing

Last week to order Spartan clothing….our first order will be placed on Friday. All orders and money are to go to Mrs Watson. Order forms are in the main office.

Scorekeepers needed

Scorekeepers, Scorekeepers needed for our Jr Girls Basketball games at PHHS this Thursday from 2:30 – 4:15. A great way to get community service hours.  See Mrs Watson or Mr Bruce if interested.

Bake Sale / Cake Auction - TOMORROW

Reminder of the bake sale / cake auction tomorrow lunch in the main foyer and the Toonie Hot Dog BBQ on Thursday after the walk, supporting Terry Fox Fundraising Campaign.

Attention Senior Students

It’s that time of year to start planning your post-secondary education.

Upcoming University/College Seminars

University of Toronto – Tuesday, October 2 @ 12:00

Western University – Thursday, October 4 @ 1:30

Brock University – Friday, October 5 @ 10:00

Sign-up sheets are posted in the Library.

Attention Graduating Students

Do you know what you are planning after high school? If college is one of your options you should attend the College Information Program @ Fleming on October 2, from 10 am to 12 pm.  All Ontario colleges will be represented.  You can talk directly to a college liaison officer, and pick up literature about course requirements, tuition and residence costs, OSAP, and student life at college.  If interested, sign up is posted in the Library.  Free bussing is provided.

Community Volunteer Hours

Available by helping a local elderly gentleman with light work and lifting. If you still need hours and are willing to help, see Mr Eves for contact information.

Job Opportunity

Looking for a part time job, Primitive Designs on hwy 28 is hiring for after school and weekend work. If interested please see Mr Eves in guidance.

Student Cards

Student cards are on sale for a cost of $5. Student cards will give discounts to dances, and discounts to various retail businesses.  Your student card is also another form of photo ID.  If interested in purchasing a student card, see Mr Eves.  You will receive your student card when they are sent to the high school in early October.

Funny of the Day

Why don’t Calculus major throw house parties?

(Because you should never drink and derive)

And

What do you call a parade of rabbits hopping backwards?

(A receding hare line)

Senior Spartans

Bake Sale / Cake Auction - TODAY

Reminder of the bake sale / cake auction at lunch today in the main foyer.

Please excuse Spartan Council members at 10:40 to set up for the bake sale.

Girls Basketball - TODAY

There will be a mandatory practice today after school in preparation for our 1^st game tomorrow against Campbellford.  Fees and forms are due.

Reading Club - TODAY

In room 221. New members are always welcome.

Senior Boys’ Soccer - TODAY

Please excuse the senior boys soccer team at the end of period 3 for the game today.

Terry Fox Walk - TOMORROW

Tomorrow after the walk there will be a Toonie Hot Dog BBQ , supporting Terry Fox Fundraising Campaign. Don’t forget to wear BLUE & WHITE or SPARTAN WEAR for the walk.

Terry Fox Fundraising Campaign

Raffle tickets on sale Today and tomorrow….$1 for one ticket, $2 for 3 tickets. Tickets will be on sale at lunch in the main foyer.  Also, home rooms please return your coin drive envelope to the main office before the end of period 1.  Leading home room after Monday, Mr Atanasoff’s class who raised $376.50.  Second place is home room 225, Mr McDermott’s with $56.45.  Keep the competition going!!

Canadian Armed Forces

Do you have an interest in the Canadian Armed Forces? You might want to try the Canadian Army Reserve.  There is a Reserve Open House this Saturday, September 29 at the Cobourg Armouries, 210 Willmott Street from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.  For more information see Mr Eves.

Drama and Improv Club

Are you interested in the Drama and Improv Club? Then come to our meeting Wednesday after school in the Drama room.  There will be snacks and games.  See Ms Corrigan if you have any questions.

Spartan Clothing

Last week to order Spartan clothing….our first order will be placed on Friday. All orders and money are to go to Mrs Watson. Order forms are in the main office.

Scorekeepers needed

Scorekeepers, Scorekeepers needed for our Jr Girls Basketball games at PHHS this Thursday from 2:30 – 4:15. A great way to get community service hours.  See Mrs Watson or Mr Bruce if interested.

Attention Senior Students

It’s that time of year to start planning your post-secondary education.

Upcoming University/College Seminars

University of Toronto – Tuesday, October 2 @ 12:00

Western University – Thursday, October 4 @ 1:30

Brock University – Friday, October 5 @ 10:00

Sign-up sheets are posted in the Library.

Attention Graduating Students

Do you know what you are planning after high school? If college is one of your options you should attend the College Information Program @ Fleming on October 2, from 10 am to 12 pm.  All Ontario colleges will be represented.  You can talk directly to a college liaison officer, and pick up literature about course requirements, tuition and residence costs, OSAP, and student life at college.  If interested, sign up is posted in the Library.  Free bussing is provided.

Community Volunteer Hours

Available by helping a local elderly gentleman with light work and lifting. If you still need hours and are willing to help, see Mr Eves for contact information.

Job Opportunity

Looking for a part time job, Primitive Designs on hwy 28 is hiring for after school and weekend work. If interested please see Mr Eves in guidance.

Student Cards

Student cards are on sale for a cost of $5. Student cards will give discounts to dances, and discounts to various retail businesses.  Your student card is also another form of photo ID.  If interested in purchasing a student card, see Mr Eves.  You will receive your student card when they are sent to the high school in early October.

Funny of the Day

Why should the number 288 never be mentioned?

(Because it’s 2 gross)

And

What did the left eye say to the right eye?

(Between you and me, something smells)

Senior Spartans

Terry Fox Walk - TODAY

Period 2 teachers, please take attendance and wait for the call down to the main foyer.

Toonie hot dog bbq lunch after the walk on the front lawn.

Girls Basketball - TODAY

Please excuse the girls basketball team at 2:15 for their game against Campbellford. Everyone else, stick around after the school and watch our first game.

No Café service - TODAY

Due to the Terry Fox run/bbq.

Terry Fox Fundraising Campaign ….

Last change for raffle tickets……$1 for one ticket, $2 for 3 tickets. Tickets will be on sale at lunch on the front lawn.  Winners will be announced by the end of the day. Mr Atanasoff’s class continues to lead the coin drive challenge with $410.25.  Second place is home room 223, Ms Sharpe’s with $76.95.  Thanks to all staff and students who contributed to this years’ coin drive.

Canadian Armed Forces

Do you have an interest in the Canadian Armed Forces? You might want to try the Canadian Army Reserve.  There is a Reserve Open House this Saturday, September 29 at the Cobourg Armouries, 210 Willmott Street from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.  For more information see Mr Eves.

Drama and Improv Club

Are you interested in the Drama and Improv Club? Then come to our meeting Wednesday after school in the Drama room.  There will be snacks and games.  See Ms Corrigan if you have any questions.

Spartan Clothing

Last week to order Spartan clothing….our first order will be placed on Friday. All orders and money are to go to Mrs Watson. Order forms are in the main office.

Attention Senior Students

It’s that time of year to start planning your post-secondary education.

Upcoming University/College Seminars

University of Toronto – Tuesday, October 2 @ 12:00

Western University – Thursday, October 4 @ 1:30

Brock University – Friday, October 5 @ 10:00

Sign-up sheets are posted in the Library.

Attention Graduating Students

Do you know what you are planning after high school? If college is one of your options you should attend the College Information Program @ Fleming on October 2, from 10 am to 12 pm.  All Ontario colleges will be represented.  You can talk directly to a college liaison officer, and pick up literature about course requirements, tuition and residence costs, OSAP, and student life at college.  If interested, sign up is posted in the Library.  Free bussing is provided.

Community Volunteer Hours

Available by helping a local elderly gentleman with light work and lifting. If you still need hours and are willing to help, see Mr Eves for contact information.

Job Opportunities

Peter Street Tim Horton’s is looking to hire 5 to 7 students for part-time hours (after school and weekends). If interested contact Bonnie at 905-885-5658.

Looking for a part time job, Primitive Designs on hwy 28 is hiring for after school and weekend work. If interested please see Mr Eves in guidance.

Funny of the Day

What did the Tin Man say when he was run over by a steam roller?

(Curses! FOIL again)

And

What do you call a fake noodle?

(An impasta!)

Senior Spartans

Girls Basketball - TODAY

Please excuse the girls basketball team at 2:15 for their game against CCI.

Spartan Advisory - TODAY

Spartan Advisory Council meeting at 11:10 in the library.

Coop

The first co-op in school is tomorrow. Remind your employers that you won’t be there.

Are you interested in singing, acting, dancing, reading, poetry or just being a part of the Remembrance Day Assembly?

Then come to room 222 on Wednesday at lunch. See you there!

Fleming College – Info Night

Women in Trades for any female interested in a career in the Trades. Look for posters outside the office for details about registering.  It happens at Fleming on November 28^th.

Attention Senior Students

It’s that time of year to start planning your post-secondary education.

Upcoming University/College Seminars

University of Toronto – Tuesday, October 2 @ 12:00

Western University – Thursday, October 4 @ 1:30

Brock University – Friday, October 5 @ 10:00

Northern College – Monday, October 15 @ 8:45

Loyalist College – Tuesday, October 16 @ 12:00

Humber College – Wednesday, October 17 @ 1:30

St Lawrence College – Friday, October 19 @ 10:00

Sign-up sheets are posted in the Library.

Community Volunteer Hours

Available by helping a local elderly gentleman with light work and lifting. If you still need hours and are willing to help, see Mr Eves for contact information.

Job Opportunities

Peter Street Tim Horton’s is looking to hire 5 to 7 students for part-time hours (after school and weekends). If interested contact Bonnie at 905-885-5658.

Looking for a part time job, Primitive Designs on hwy 28 is hiring for after school and weekend work. If interested please see Mr Eves in guidance.

 Spartan Race

Don’t ever let someone tell you that you can’t do something. Not even me.  You got a dream, you gotta protect it.  When people can’t do something themselves, they’re gonna tell you that you can’t do it.  You want something, go get it.  Period.  Dream big, believe big, don’t limit your challenges but challenge your limits by being a part of something big.  Our second annual Spartan Race will be help on the afternoon of Friday, October 12^th.  More information in homerooms.  Stop wishing and start doing!!  The Port Hope Police Department is also entering a team.

Funny of the Day

What’s the difference between a cat and a comma?

(A cat has claws at the end of paws. A comma is a pause at the end of a clause)

And

What did one hat say to the other?

(You wait here, I’ll go on a head)

Senior Spartans

Girls Basketball - TODAY

There will be a short meeting at lunch in room 233 to discuss travel arrangements to Norwood tomorrow.

Are you interested in singing, acting, dancing, reading, poetry or just being a part of the Remembrance Day Assembly? - TODAY

Then come to room 222 on Wednesday at lunch. See you there!

Want to be part of PHHS Rotary Interact Club

High school interact club is a service organization for high school students who desire to volunteer their time and aid school and community. There will be a meeting for anyone interested, tomorrow at lunch in the library.

Fleming College – Info Night

Women in Trades for any female interested in a career in the Trades. Look for posters outside the office for details about registering.  It happens at Fleming on November 28^th.

Attention Senior Students

It’s that time of year to start planning your post-secondary education.

Upcoming University/College Seminars

Western University – Thursday, October 4 @ 1:30

Brock University – Friday, October 5 @ 10:00

Northern College – Monday, October 15 @ 8:45

Loyalist College – Tuesday, October 16 @ 12:00

Humber College – Wednesday, October 17 @ 1:30

St Lawrence College – Friday, October 19 @ 10:00

Sign-up sheets are posted in the Library.

Community Volunteer Hours

Available by helping a local elderly gentleman with light work and lifting. If you still need hours and are willing to help, see Mr Eves for contact information.

Job Opportunities

Peter Street Tim Horton’s is looking to hire 5 to 7 students for part-time hours (after school and weekends). If interested contact Bonnie at 905-885-5658.

Looking for a part time job, Primitive Designs on hwy 28 is hiring for after school and weekend work. If interested please see Mr Eves in guidance.

Spartan Race

Don’t ever let someone tell you that you can’t do something. Not even me.  You got a dream, you gotta protect it.  When people can’t do something themselves, they’re gonna tell you that you can’t do it.  You want something, go get it.  Period.  Dream big, believe big, don’t limit your challenges but challenge your limits by being a part of something big.  Our second annual Spartan Race will be help on the afternoon of Friday, October 12^th.  More information in homerooms.  Stop wishing and start doing!!  The Port Hope Police Department is also entering a team.

Funny of the Day

What did the shark say when he ate a clown fish?

(This tastes a little funny)

And

What did the buffalo say when his male child left for college?

(Bison)

Senior Spartans

Want to be part of PHHS Rotary Interact Club - TODAY

High school interact club is a service organization for high school students who desire to volunteer their time and aid school and community. There will be a meeting for anyone interested, today at lunch in the library.

Girls Basketball Players - TODAY

Please meet at the start of lunch in room 218. Players will be excused at the start of 4^th period to depart for the game in Norwood.

Fleming College – Info Night

Women in Trades for any female interested in a career in the Trades. Look for posters outside the office for details about registering.  It happens at Fleming on November 28^th.

Attention Senior Students

It’s that time of year to start planning your post-secondary education.

Upcoming University/College Seminars

Northern College – Monday, October 15 @ 8:45

Loyalist College – Tuesday, October 16 @ 12:00

Humber College – Wednesday, October 17 @ 1:30

St Lawrence College – Friday, October 19 @ 10:00

Sign-up sheets are posted in the Library.

Community Volunteer Hours

Available by helping a local elderly gentleman with light work and lifting. If you still need hours and are willing to help, see Mr Eves for contact information.

Job Opportunities

Peter Street Tim Horton’s is looking to hire 5 to 7 students for part-time hours (after school and weekends). If interested contact Bonnie at 905-885-5658.

Looking for a part time job, Primitive Designs on hwy 28 is hiring for after school and weekend work. If interested please see Mr Eves in guidance.

Spartan Race

Sign up your team or get a permission form all week at lunch in the main foyer

Don’t ever let someone tell you that you can’t do something. Not even me.  You got a dream, you gotta protect it.  When people can’t do something themselves, they’re gonna tell you that you can’t do it.  You want something, go get it.  Period.  Dream big, believe big, don’t limit your challenges but challenge your limits by being a part of something big.  Our second annual Spartan Race will be held on the afternoon of Friday, October 12^th.  More information in homerooms.  Stop wishing and start doing!!  The Port Hope Police Department is also entering a team.

Funny of the Day

What did the pirate say when he turned 80?

(Aye Matey!)

And

What is an astronaut’s favourite part of the computer?
(The space bar)

Senior Spartans

Grade 10’s - TODAY

After period 3 attendance, all grade 10 students are to come to lecture theatre for a brief meeting.

Spartan Advisory Council meeting

Reminder of the Spartan Advisory Council Meeting on Tuesday at lunch in the library.

Girls Basketball Players

Valiant efforts by our girls in Norwood yesterday losing 31-22 but winning the 2^nd half.  Excellent effort and skills demonstrated by everyone.

Want to be part of PHHS Rotary Interact Club

High school interact club is a service organization for high school students who desire to volunteer their time and aid school and community. Anyone interested should see Mr Eves.

Fleming College – Info Night

Women in Trades for any female interested in a career in the Trades. Look for posters outside the office for details about registering.  It happens at Fleming on November 28^th.

Attention Senior Students

It’s that time of year to start planning your post-secondary education.

Upcoming University/College Seminars

Northern College – Monday, October 15 @ 8:45

Loyalist College – Tuesday, October 16 @ 12:00

Humber College – Wednesday, October 17 @ 1:30

St Lawrence College – Friday, October 19 @ 10:00

Sign-up sheets are posted in the Library.

Community Volunteer Hours

Available by helping a local elderly gentleman with light work and lifting. If you still need hours and are willing to help, see Mr Eves for contact information.

Job Opportunities

Peter Street Tim Horton’s is looking to hire 5 to 7 students for part-time hours (after school and weekends). If interested contact Bonnie at 905-885-5658.

Looking for a part time job, Primitive Designs on hwy 28 is hiring for after school and weekend work. If interested please see Mr Eves in guidance.

Spartan Race

Sign up your team or get a permission form all week at lunch in the main foyer

Don’t ever let someone tell you that you can’t do something. Not even me.  You got a dream, you gotta protect it.  When people can’t do something themselves, they’re gonna tell you that you can’t do it.  You want something, go get it.  Period.  Dream big, believe big, don’t limit your challenges but challenge your limits by being a part of something big.  Our second annual Spartan Race will be help on the afternoon of Friday, October 12^th.  More information in homerooms.  Stop wishing and start doing!!  The Port Hope Police Department is also entering a team.

Funny of the Day

Approx. 4 million turkeys are sold for Thanksgiving dinner. This about 33% of all whole turkey purchases for the year.

And

Eastern provinces (Newfoundland, New Brunswick, PEI and Nova Scotia) do not recognize Thanksgiving as a statutory holiday. Enjoy your holiday Monday Spartans.

Senior Spartans

Movie Club - TODAY

Will meet at lunch in room 223.

Spartan Advisory Council meeting - TODAY

Reminder of the Spartan Advisory Council Meeting at lunch in the library.

Girls Basketball Players - TODAY

There will be a brief meeting at the start of lunch in the main gym to discuss transportation for tomorrow night’s game at Brock HS.

Indoor Soccer - TODAY

There will be indoor soccer today at lunch in the main gym. Indoor soccer today in the main gym.  Check the weekly lunch time sports schedule outside of the gym.

Want to be part of PHHS Rotary Interact Club

High school interact club is a service organization for high school students who desire to volunteer their time and aid school and community. Anyone interested should see Mr Eves.

Fleming College – Info Night

Women in Trades for any female interested in a career in the Trades. Look for posters outside the office for details about registering.  It happens at Fleming on November 28^th.

Attention Senior Students

It’s that time of year to start planning your post-secondary education.

Upcoming University/College Seminars

Northern College – Monday, October 15 @ 8:45

Loyalist College – Tuesday, October 16 @ 12:00

Humber College – Wednesday, October 17 @ 1:30

St Lawrence College – Friday, October 19 @ 10:00

Sign-up sheets are posted in the Library until the end of the day Wednesday.

Drama Club

Come out to drama club Wednesday after school in the drama room. New members always welcome!  See you there.

Spartan Race

Don’t ever let someone tell you that you can’t do something. Not even me.  You got a dream, you gotta protect it.  When people can’t do something themselves, they’re gonna tell you that you can’t do it.  You want something, go get it.  Period.  Dream big, believe big, don’t limit your challenges but challenge your limits by being a part of something big.  Our second annual Spartan Race will be help on the afternoon of Friday, October 12^th.  More information in homerooms.  Stop wishing and start doing!!  The Port Hope Police Department is also entering a team.

Funny of the Day

What do you call an apology written in dots and dashes?

(Re-morse code)

And

How do poets say hello?

(Hey, haven’t me metaphor?)

Senior Spartans

Girls Basketball Players - TODAY

Please excuse the Jr Girls today at 2:15 for preparation for their game against St Mary’s here at 3:00.

Indoor Soccer - TODAY

There will be indoor soccer today at lunch in the main gym. Indoor soccer today in the main gym.  Check the weekly lunch time sports schedule outside of the gym.

March Break Greece Trip Meeting - TODAY

At lunch in room 221. If you are interested in spending this March Break in Greece.  Come to room 221 at lunch today.

Reminder to Spartan Advisory Council - TOMORROW

Members who are helping set up for the Spartan Race, please be to the school by 6:15 tomorrow morning.

Spartan Race, Spartan Race - TOMORROW

Tomorrow will be our 3^rd annual Spartan Race.  Teams are posted on the office window.  Any last minute permission forms are to go to Mrs Watson ASAP.  The race festivities will begin about 12:30 p.m. in the main gym and run for the duration of the afternoon.  There will be complimentary hot chocolate and apples available outside as well.  About 150 students will be participating plus staff and members from the Port Hope Police and Fire department.  Chex TV and Snapd will also be present.  Let’s rock this Spartans!!

Want to be part of PHHS Rotary Interact Club

First meeting will be Wednesday October 17^th.  High school interact club is a service organization for high school students who desire to volunteer their time and aid school and community.  Anyone interested should see Mr Eves.

Fleming College – Info Night

Women in Trades for any female interested in a career in the Trades. Look for posters outside the office for details about registering.  It happens at Fleming on November 28^th.

Attention Senior Students

It’s that time of year to start planning your post-secondary education.

Upcoming University/College Seminars

Brescia College – Monday, October 22 @ 10:00

Nipissing University – Monday, October 22 @ 11:55

U.O.I.T. – Thursday, October 25 @ 8:45

Trent University – Thursday, October 25 @ 10:00

Sign-up sheets are posted in the Library.

Funny of the Day

What’s Forest Gump’s password?

(1Forest1)

And

How many times can you subtract 10 from 100?

(Once. The next time you would be subtracting 10 from 90).

Senior Spartans

Gym is closed at lunch - TODAY

The gym is closed at lunch. Dodgeball next week at lunch.

Spartan Race, Spartan Race - TODAY

Tomorrow will be our 3^rd annual Spartan Race.  Teams are posted on the office window.  Any last minute permission forms are to go to Mrs Watson ASAP.  The race festivities will begin about 12:30 p.m. in the main gym and run for the duration of the afternoon.  There will be complimentary hot chocolate and apples available outside as well.  About 150 students will be participating plus staff and members from the Port Hope Police and Fire department.  Chex TV and Snapd will also be present.  Let’s rock this Spartans!!

Girls Basketball Players

Please check Edsby for information about next week. Games are Tuesday and Thursday….practice Monday.

Want to be part of PHHS Rotary Interact Club

First meeting will be Wednesday October 17^th.  High school interact club is a service organization for high school students who desire to volunteer their time and aid school and community.  Anyone interested should see Mr Eves.

Fleming College – Info Night

Women in Trades for any female interested in a career in the Trades. Look for posters outside the office for details about registering.  It happens at Fleming on November 28^th.

Attention Senior Students

It’s that time of year to start planning your post-secondary education.

Upcoming University/College Seminars

Brescia College – Monday, October 22 @ 10:00

Nipissing University – Monday, October 22 @ 11:55

U.O.I.T. – Thursday, October 25 @ 8:45

Trent University – Thursday, October 25 @ 10:00

Sign-up sheets are posted in the Library.

Funny of the Day

Why did bees have sticky hair?

(Because they use honeycombs)

And

What do you call a magic dog?

(A labracadabrador)

Senior Spartans

Spartan Advisory Council- TODAY

Reminder to Spartan Advisory Council members to be here by 5:45 for the Parents’ Night/Open House.

Girls Basketball Players - TODAY

There will be a shortened practice today. Meet in the north gym after school.

Want to be part of PHHS Rotary Interact Club - TODAY

First meeting will be TODAY after school in the library. Anyone interested is invited to come to the meeting or see Mr Eves.

Drama Club

Is cancelled today. See you next Wednesday after school.  New members always welcome.

Undergrad Awards

Reminder to any student who received an invitation to the Undergrad Awards, please return your RSVP card to the main office by Friday.

Fleming College – Info Night

Women in Trades for any female interested in a career in the Trades. Look for posters outside the office for details about registering.  It happens at Fleming on November 28^th.

Help Needed

A mother is looking for a mature student to watch her 6 and 8 year old children. Pick-up up Thursdays @ Beatrice Strong, walk home and babysit for a few hours.  There is also 8 hours babysitting on Saturday.  If interested see Mr Eves for contact information.

Attention Senior Students

It’s that time of year to start planning your post-secondary education.

Upcoming University/College Seminars

Brescia College – Monday, October 22 @ 10:00

Nipissing University – Monday, October 22 @ 11:55

U.O.I.T. – Thursday, October 25 @ 8:45

Trent University – Thursday, October 25 @ 10:00

Sign-up sheets are posted in the Library until the end of the day TOMORROW.

Funny of the Day

There’s enough water in Lake Superior to cover all of North and South America in one foot of water.

And

The longest time between twins being born is 87 days. The first twin was born three months premature.

Senior Spartans

Girls Basketball Players - TODAY

Please excuse the girls basketball team at 1:50 to depart for their game against Clarke. Good luck girls.

Dance Team - TODAY

Brief meeting today at lunch in the Art room. All members please attend.

World Polio Day

World Polio Day will be celebrated on October 24^th, 2018 globally, to generate awareness towards eradication of polio.  Wednesday, October 24 will be purple pinky day.

Polio is a crippling and potentially fatal infectious disease. There is no cure, but there are safe and effective vaccines.  Polio can be prevented through immunization.  Polio vaccine, given multiple times, almost always protects a child for life.  The strategy to eradicate polio is therefore based on preventing infection by immunizing every child until transmission stops and the world is polio-free.

Spartan Clothing

On sale once again. Orders due by Wednesday November 7^th.  Order forms are in the main office.

Undergrad Awards

Reminder to any student who received an invitation to the Undergrad Awards, please return your RSVP card to the main office by Friday.

Fleming College – Info Night

Women in Trades for any female interested in a career in the Trades. Look for posters outside the office for details about registering.  It happens at Fleming on November 28^th.

Help Needed

A mother is looking for a mature student to watch her 6 and 8 year old children. Pick-up up Thursdays @ Beatrice Strong, walk home and babysit for a few hours.  There is also 8 hours babysitting on Saturday.  If interested see Mr Eves for contact information.

Attention Senior Students

It’s that time of year to start planning your post-secondary education.

Upcoming University/College Seminars

Brescia College – Monday, October 22 @ 10:00

Nipissing University – Monday, October 22 @ 11:55

U.O.I.T. – Thursday, October 25 @ 8:45

Trent University – Thursday, October 25 @ 10:00

Sign-up sheets are posted in the Library until the end of the day TODAY.

Funny of the Day

If Earth were the size of a grain of sand, the sun would be the size of an orange.

And

Uranus only has 2 seasons – summer and winter. Each lasts 42 Earth years.

Senior Spartans

Girls Basketball Players

The Spartan girls chalked up their first win of the season on their strong defensive play and the punch of Taryn Madill’s scoring. Final was 19-9.  Girls practice Monday after school.

Undergrad Awards RSVP cards due - TODAY

Reminder to any student who received an invitation to the Undergrad Awards, please return your RSVP card to the main office TODAY.

World Polio Day

World Polio Day will be celebrated on October 24^th, 2018 globally, to generate awareness towards eradication of polio.  Wednesday, October 24 will be purple pinky day.

Polio is a crippling and potentially fatal infectious disease. There is no cure, but there are safe and effective vaccines.  Polio can be prevented through immunization.  Polio vaccine, given multiple times, almost always protects a child for life.  The strategy to eradicate polio is therefore based on preventing infection by immunizing every child until transmission stops and the world is polio-free.

Spartan Clothing

On sale once again. Orders due by Wednesday November 7^th.  Order forms are in the main office.

Fleming College – Info Night

Women in Trades for any female interested in a career in the Trades. Look for posters outside the office for details about registering.  It happens at Fleming on November 28^th.

Attention Senior Students

It’s that time of year to start planning your post-secondary education.

Upcoming University/College Seminars

Lakehead University – Oct. 30 @ 8:40

Tyndale University – Oct. 30 @ 12:00

McMaster University – Nov. 2 @ 1:30

Sign-up sheets are in the library.

Awesome Facts of the Day

*A blue whale’s heart is more than 5 feet long.

It can weigh upwards of 400 pounds.

And

*A cat’s ear has 32 muscles providing their ears with a wide range of motion to detect sound.

Senior Spartans

Girls Basketball Players - TODAY

There will be a practice today in preparation for our game against Norwood tomorrow.

Undergrad Awards RSVP cards due - TODAY

Reminder to any student who received an invitation to the Undergrad Awards, please return your RSVP card to the main office TODAY.

Movie Club - TODAY

Will meet today at lunch in room 223.

Purple Pinky Day

Wednesday, October 24 is Purple Pinky Day, to show support to help eradicate Polio globally.

FACTS: *Polio mainly affects children under 5 years of age.

*1 in 200 infections leads to irreversible paralysis.

On Wednesday show support, come down to the main foyer and make your Pinkie Purple.

Do you like to swim?

If so join the swim team. We practice Tuesday and Thursday mornings starting November 6^th.  See Mrs Coughler in 229 for forms.  Swimmers of all abilities wanted.

Interact Club

The PHHS Interact Club will meet on Wednesday after school in the library. Anyone interested is invited to come to the meeting or see Mr Eves.

Spartan Clothing

On sale once again. Orders due by Wednesday November 7^th.  Order forms are in the main office.

Fleming College – Info Night

Women in Trades for any female interested in a career in the Trades. Look for posters outside the office for details about registering.  It happens at Fleming on November 28^th.

Yearbook

There will be a meeting for all students wishing to help with this year’s yearbook. We will meet Wednesday at lunch in room 233.

Attention Senior Students

It’s that time of year to start planning your post-secondary education.

Upcoming University/College Seminars

Lakehead University – Oct. 30 @ 8:40

Tyndale University – Oct. 30 @ 12:00

McMaster University – Nov. 2 @ 1:30

Sign-up sheets are in the library.

Awesome Facts of the Day

Zebra stripes work as bug repellent

And

Frogs can freeze without dying – they simply thaw out in the spring, good as new.

Senior Spartans

Girls Basketball Players - TODAY

Please excuse the girls at 2:15 to prepare for their game against Norwood. Come out and support our Spartans.

Spartan Advisory Council - TODAY

Meeting at lunch today in the library.

Interact Club

The Interact Club will meet tomorrow after school in the library. Anyone interested is invited to come to the meeting or see Mr Eves.

Yearbook Meeting

There will be a meeting tomorrow at the start of lunch for our yearbook. If you are interested, come on out.

Drama Club

Wednesday after school in the drama room. New members always welcome.

Purple Pinky Day - Tomorrow

Wednesday, October 24 is Purple Pinky Day, to show support to help eradicate Polio globally.

FACTS: *Polio mainly affects children under 5 years of age.

*1 in 200 infections leads to irreversible paralysis.

On Wednesday show support, come down to the main foyer and make your Pinkie Purple.

Spartan Clothing

On sale once again. Orders due by Wednesday November 7^th.  Order forms are in the main office.

Fleming College – Info Night

Women in Trades for any female interested in a career in the Trades. Look for posters outside the office for details about registering.  It happens at Fleming on November 28^th.

Attention Senior Students

It’s that time of year to start planning your post-secondary education.

Upcoming University/College Seminars

Lakehead University – Oct. 30 @ 8:40

Tyndale University – Oct. 30 @ 12:00

McMaster University – Nov. 2 @ 1:30

Sign-up sheets are in the library.

Awesome Facts of the Day

Canada is the world’s most educated country – over half its residents have post-secondary degrees.

And

Canada has more lakes than the rest of the world’s lakes combined.

Senior Spartans

Purple Pinky Day - TODAY

Today is Purple Pinky Day, show support to help eradicate Polio globally by having your pinky painted purple at lunch in the main foyer. Donations to help eradicate polio will be accepted for Rotary International.

Interact Club - TODAY

The Interact Club will meet tomorrow after school in the library. Anyone interested is invited to come to the meeting or see Mr Eves.

Yearbook Meeting - TODAY

There will be a meeting tomorrow at the start of lunch for our yearbook in room 233 for anyone interested in helping with this year’s yearbook.

Girls Basketball Players

The Girls basketball team lost a squeaker to Norwood 29 – 27. An outstanding defense and ball movement.  Taryn Madill led the way with 25 points.  Excellent game Spartans!

Drama Club - TODAY

Drama club after school in the drama room. New members always welcome.

Cage and Weight Room

The cage and weight room is closed at lunch the rest of the week due to inappropriate use and abuse.

Spartan Clothing

On sale once again. Orders due by Wednesday November 7^th.  Order forms are in the main office.

Fleming College – Info Night

Women in Trades for any female interested in a career in the Trades. Look for posters outside the office for details about registering.  It happens at Fleming on November 28^th.

Attention Senior Students

It’s that time of year to start planning your post-secondary education.

Upcoming University/College Seminars

Lakehead University – Oct. 30 @ 8:40

Tyndale University – Oct. 30 @ 12:00

McMaster University – Nov. 2 @ 1:30

Sign-up sheets are in the library until TOMORROW.

Awesome Facts of the Day

Canada consumes more mac and cheese than any other nation in the world.

And

Canada has the largest coastline in the world.

Senior Spartans

Thanks to all

Who had their pinky painted or ribboned purple. Your donations will go towards trying to eradicate polio world-wide.  If anyone wishes to still donate, the donation jug is on the counter in the office until the end of the today.

Food Drive

Starting Monday, October 29 the Interact Club is doing a blitz Halloween for hunger food drive. Non-perishable donations will be collected in home rooms and brought down to the office daily.  All proceeds will go to the Fare Share food bank.  The drive ends on Halloween day, Wednesday October 31 so please donate what you can.

Cage and Weight Room

The cage and weight room is closed at lunch the rest of the week due to inappropriate use and abuse.

Attention Graduating Students

If you are eligible to apply to university this year, your access PIN # is here. The PIN # is needed to activate your account in the Ontario University Application Centre.  See Mr Eves for your PIN# envelope.

A Huge Congratulations

To all those students who participated at the COSSA year-end cross country meet. Although the weather was very cold for dressing in shorts and tank tops, the lack of rain and a familiar course, on top of weeks of training allowed all runners to finish the season with personal best times in their races.  A big thank you to Ms Watson for her help throughout the season and to all other runners who participated regularly on occasionally during practices and meets.  Looking forward to next year!!

Spartan Clothing

On sale once again. Orders due by Wednesday November 7^th.  Order forms are in the main office.

Attention Senior Students

It’s that time of year to start planning your post-secondary education.

Upcoming University/College Seminars

Lakehead University – Oct. 30 @ 8:40

Tyndale University – Oct. 30 @ 12:00

McMaster University – Nov. 2 @ 1:30

Sign-up sheets are in the library until the end of TODAY.

Awesome Facts of the Day

Canada’s coldest recorded temperature was -81.4 celsius (-63 F) was in Snag, Yukon in 1947.

And

Yonge Street (also known as Hwy 11), which starts at the Toronto waterfront, is 1,896 km. Long making it the longest street in the world.

Senior Spartans

Halloween for Hunger Food Drive - TODAY

Starting TODAY, the Interact Club is doing a blitz Halloween for hunger food drive. Non-perishable donations will be collected in home rooms and brought down to the office daily.  All proceeds will go to the Fare Share food bank.  The drive ends on Halloween day, Wednesday October 31 so please donate what you can.

Girls Basketball - TODAY

There will be a practice today after school. We hope to take the team picture.  Also, a driver is needed for Campbellford tomorrow.  Let Mr Bruce know.

Movie Club - TODAY

Movie Club runs today in room 223 at lunch today. Come by for some Halloween snacks---- Boo!

Wednesday is Halloween Spirit Day

Homeroom pumpkin carving challenge, and dress up in costume or wear black and orange. Get Spooky Spartans.

Fall Semi-Formal – This Friday

Pre sales @ lunch, main foyer on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Cost $10 with a student card, $15 without.  Tickets available at the door on Friday night, cost is $20, so buy early and save.

If bringing a guest, they must be signed into the guest book located in the main office before the end of lunch on Thursday.

Need Community Hours

Laurie Lawson Outdoor Education Centre is looking for volunteers to work on Saturday November 3 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in assisting with the removal of invasive species and general planting. If interested, see Mr Eves.

Grade 9’s, Grade’s 9’s Listen Up!

Take our kids to work day is fast approaching. Your forms are due next week.  Don’t miss out on this amazing opportunity to learn about the real world of work!

University Information Program

At St Mary’s on Thursday, November 8 from 12:30 – 2:00. All Ontario Universities will be represented and this is your chance to talk to liaison officers from the different universities about program requirements, costs, life of a first year student, extra-curriculars, scholarships/bursaries, residences, etc. Let Mr Eves know if you are considering attending this program.

Attention Graduating Students

If you are eligible to apply to university this year, your access PIN # is here. The PIN # is needed to activate your account in the Ontario University Application Centre.  See Mr Eves for your PIN# envelope.

Spartan Clothing

On sale once again. Orders due by Wednesday November 7^th.  Order forms are in the main office.

Attention Senior Students

It’s that time of year to start planning your post-secondary education.

Upcoming University/College Seminars

Georgian College – Tuesday, November 6 @ 8:45

Durham College – Wednesday, November 7 @ 10:00

Algonquin College – Friday, November 9 @ 8:45

Sign-up sheets are in the library.

Awesome Facts of the Day

License plate of the Northwest Territories are shaped like polar bears.

And

Every Christmas, 1 million letters are sent to Santa Claus at his own postal code: HOH OHO, North Pole, Canada.

Senior Spartans

Halloween for Hunger Food Drive - TODAY

Starting TODAY, the Interact Club is doing a blitz Halloween for hunger food drive. Non-perishable donations will be collected in home rooms and brought down to the office daily.  All proceeds will go to the Fare Share food bank.  The drive ends on Friday November 2^nd, so please donate what you can.

Girls Basketball - TODAY

 Please excuse the team after taking attendance for period 4.  Good luck to the girls in Campbellford.

Spartan Advisory Council Meeting - TODAY

Reminder of the meeting today at lunch in the library.

Greece Trip Important Meeting - TODAY

Meeting today at lunch in room 221. There are 2 (count’em) 2 more days go sign up for the Greece Trip!!

Attention: TA’s - TODAY

There is an in school lesson for all TA’s this afternoon period 3 in room 221, Mrs Harnden’s room.

Interested in helping with the Santa Clause Parade Float - TODAY

Any students interested in helping out with the Santa Claus parade float – we are working today after school in the art room. You may obtain community service hours for contributing your artistic talent.

Wednesday is Halloween Spirit Day

Homeroom pumpkin carving challenge, and dress up in costume or wear black and orange. Get Spooky Spartans.

Fall Semi-Formal – This Friday

Pre sales @ lunch, main foyer on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Cost $10 with a student card, $15 without.  Tickets available at the door on Friday night, cost is $20, so buy early and save.

If bringing a guest, they must be signed into the guest book located in the main office before the end of lunch on Thursday.

Need Community Hours

Laurie Lawson Outdoor Education Centre is looking for volunteers to work on Saturday November 3 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in assisting with the removal of invasive species and general planting. If interested, see Mr Eves.

Grade 9’s, Grade’s 9’s Listen Up!

Take our kids to work day is fast approaching. Your forms are due next week.  Don’t miss out on this amazing opportunity to learn about the real world of work!

University Information Program

At St Mary’s on Thursday, November 8 from 12:30 – 2:00. All Ontario Universities will be represented and this is your chance to talk to liaison officers from the different universities about program requirements, costs, life of a first year student, extra-curriculars, scholarships/bursaries, residences, etc. Let Mr Eves know if you are considering attending this program.

Attention Graduating Students

If you are eligible to apply to university this year, your access PIN # is here. The PIN # is needed to activate your account in the Ontario University Application Centre.  See Mr Eves for your PIN# envelope.

Spartan Clothing

On sale once again. Orders due by Wednesday November 7^th.  Order forms are in the main office.

Attention Senior Students

It’s that time of year to start planning your post-secondary education.

Upcoming University/College Seminars

Georgian College – Tuesday, November 6 @ 8:45

Durham College – Wednesday, November 7 @ 10:00

Algonquin College – Friday, November 9 @ 8:45

Sign-up sheets are in the library.

Awesome Facts of the Day

How do you fix a broken pumpkin?

(With a pumpkin patch)

And

What did one ghost say to the other ghost?

(Do you believe in people?)

Senior Spartans

Halloween for Hunger Food Drive

The Interact Club is doing a blitz Halloween for hunger food drive. Non-perishable donations will be collected in home rooms and brought down to the office daily.  All proceeds will go to the Fare Share food bank.  The drive ends on Friday November 2^nd, so please donate what you can.

Fall Semi-Formal – This Friday

Pre sales @ lunch, main foyer on today and tomorrow. Cost $10 with a student card, $15 without.  Tickets available at the door on Friday night, cost is $20, so buy early and save.

If bringing a guest, they must be signed into the guest book located in the main office before the end of lunch on Thursday.

Need Community Hours

Laurie Lawson Outdoor Education Centre is looking for volunteers to work on Saturday November 3 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in assisting with the removal of invasive species and general planting. If interested, see Mr Eves.

Grade 9’s, Grade’s 9’s Listen Up!

Take our kids to work day is fast approaching. If you don’t have a place to go with a parent or guardian think about asking a relative, a neighbor, friends of the family or even ask a friend if their parent can take two people.  Your forms are due next week.  Don’t miss out on this great day to start planning your future!  Remember to get the employers signature on the forms.

University Information Program

At St Mary’s on Thursday, November 8 from 12:30 – 2:00. All Ontario Universities will be represented and this is your chance to talk to liaison officers from the different universities about program requirements, costs, life of a first year student, extra-curriculars, scholarships/bursaries, residences, etc. Let Mr Eves know if you are considering attending this program.

Attention Graduating Students

If you are eligible to apply to university this year, your access PIN # is here. The PIN # is needed to activate your account in the Ontario University Application Centre.  See Mr Eves for your PIN# envelope.

Spartan Clothing

On sale once again. Orders due by Wednesday November 7^th.  Order forms are in the main office.

Attention Senior Students

It’s that time of year to start planning your post-secondary education.

Upcoming University/College Seminars

Georgian College – Tuesday, November 6 @ 8:45

Durham College – Wednesday, November 7 @ 10:00

Algonquin College – Friday, November 9 @ 8:45

Sign-up sheets are in the library.

Awesome Facts of the Day

What is a vampire’s favorite fruit?

(a nectarine)

And

What do you call two witches living together?

(broommates)

And

What do you call a hot dog with nothing inside it?

(a “hollow-weenie!)

Senior Spartans

Interact Club – Hunger Drive

The Interact Club is doing a blitz Halloween for hunger food drive. Non-perishable donations will be collected in home rooms and brought down to the office daily.  All proceeds will go to the Fare Share food bank.  The drive ends tomorrow, so please donate what you can.

Girls Basketball - TODAY

Please excuse the Girls basketball today at 2:05 in preparation for their game at St Mary’s. Good luck to the girls in their last game of the season.

Fall Semi-Formal – TOMORROW NIGHT

Pre sales @ lunch, main foyer on today. Cost $10 with a student card, $15 without.  Tickets available at the door on Friday night, cost is $20, so buy early and save.  Bring in 2 non-perishable food items on Friday night and ticket cost will be $15.  What a bargain!!!

If bringing a guest, they must be signed into the guest book located in the main office before the end of lunch on Thursday.

Tape a Teacher to the Wall

On Wednesday, November 7, the PHHS Interact Club will be hosting a “Tape a Teacher to the Wall” event. Come down to the main gym at lunch and tape Mr Eves, Ms Watson and Mr Demill. Cost is $1.00 for an arms’ length of tape.

Need Community Hours

Laurie Lawson Outdoor Education Centre is looking for volunteers to work on Saturday November 3 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in assisting with the removal of invasive species and general planting. If interested, see Mr Eves.

Grade 9’s, Grade’s 9’s Listen Up!

Take our kids to work day is fast approaching. If you don’t have a place to go with a parent or guardian think about asking a relative, a neighbor, friends of the family or even ask a friend if their parent can take two people.  Your forms are due next week.  Don’t miss out on this great day to start planning your future!  Remember to get the employers signature on the forms.

University Information Program

At St Mary’s on Thursday, November 8 from 12:30 – 2:00. All Ontario Universities will be represented and this is your chance to talk to liaison officers from the different universities about program requirements, costs, life of a first year student, extra-curriculars, scholarships/bursaries, residences, etc. Let Mr Eves know if you are considering attending this program.

Attention Graduating Students

If you are eligible to apply to university this year, your access PIN # is here. The PIN # is needed to activate your account in the Ontario University Application Centre.  See Mr Eves for your PIN# envelope.

Spartan Clothing

On sale once again. Orders due by Wednesday November 7^th.  Order forms are in the main office.

Attention Senior Students

It’s that time of year to start planning your post-secondary education.

Upcoming University/College Seminars

Georgian College – Tuesday, November 6 @ 8:45

 Algonquin College – Friday, November 9 @ 8:45

Last day for sign up is today, in the library.

Awesome Facts of the Day

Canada’s official phone number is 1-800-O-CANADA

And

Canada consumes the most donuts and has the most donut shops per capita of any country in the world.

Senior Spartans

November is Indigenous Peoples Awareness Month

We would like to acknowledge that this school is located on the traditional territory of the Mississauga First Nation.

Fall Semi-Formal – TONIGHT from 7 to 10

Pre sales have been extended @ lunch in the main foyer. Cost $10 with a student card, $15 without.  Tickets available at the door tonight, cost is $20.  Bring in 2 non-perishable food items tonight and ticket cost will be $15.  What a bargain!!!

Tape a Teacher to the Wall

On Wednesday, November 7, the PHHS Interact Club will be hosting a “Tape a Teacher to the Wall” event. Come down to the main gym at lunch and tape Mr Eves, Ms Watson and Mr Demill. Cost is $1.00 for an arms’ length of tape.

Girls’ Basketball

Congratulations to the Girls’ basketball team on an excellent season. The team held St Mary’s last evening to just 2 baskets in the first quarter.  A short bench meant tired legs but an excellent effort overall.

Grade 9’s, Grade’s 9’s Listen Up!

Take our kids to work day is fast approaching. If you don’t have a place to go with a parent or guardian think about asking a relative, a neighbor, friends of the family or even ask a friend if their parent can take two people.  Your forms are due next week.  Don’t miss out on this great day to start planning your future!  Remember to get the employers signature on the forms.

University Information Program

At St Mary’s on Thursday, November 8 from 12:30 – 2:00. All Ontario Universities will be represented and this is your chance to talk to liaison officers from the different universities about program requirements, costs, life of a first year student, extra-curriculars, scholarships/bursaries, residences, etc. Let Mr Eves know if you are considering attending this program.

Attention Graduating Students

If you are eligible to apply to university this year, your access PIN # is here. The PIN # is needed to activate your account in the Ontario University Application Centre.  See Mr Eves for your PIN# envelope.

Spartan Clothing

On sale once again. Orders due by Wednesday November 7^th.  Order forms are in the main office.

Awesome Facts of the Day

“Canada is an Iroquois language word meaning “village”.

And Ontario, Canada has more than 250,000 lakes. They contain about 1/5 of the world’s fresh water.

Senior Spartans

November 5^th through November 9 is Treaty Recognition Week

We would like to acknowledge that this school is located on the traditional territory of the Mississauga First Nation.

Movie Club - TODAY

At lunch in the room 223.

Yearbook

There will be a meeting for yearbook this Wednesday at lunch in room 233.

Spartan Advisory Council

Meeting tomorrow @ lunch in the library.

European Handball

This week at lunch in the main gym. 3 steps, 3 seconds, score!!

Activity Fair

On Thursday in the main foyer at lunch, come out and sign up for the winter season: Girls volleyball, Boys basketball, swimming, wrestling, Brimacombe ski club with Mrs Hewgill, or Smugglers Notch Ski Trip with Mr Atanasoff!!

Gift Cards, Gift Cards

First round of gift card orders are due on Thursday, November 8^th to the main office or Mrs Watson.

Upcoming University Seminars

Guelph/Humber – Monday, November 12 @ 8:30

Queen’s – Friday, November 16 @ 12:00

Sign up is located in the library.

Tape a Teacher to the Wall

On Wednesday, November 7, the PHHS Interact Club will be hosting a “Tape a Teacher to the Wall” event. Come down to the main gym at lunch and tape Mr Eves, Ms Watson and Mr Demill. Cost is $1.00 for an arms’ length of tape.

Girls’ Basketball

There will be a team photo at the start of lunch in the main gym. Please bring uniforms to wear and then submit.

Grade 9’s, Grade’s 9’s Listen Up!

Take our kids to work day is fast approaching. If you don’t have a place to go with a parent or guardian think about asking a relative, a neighbor, friends of the family or even ask a friend if their parent can take two people.  Your forms are due next week.  Don’t miss out on this great day to start planning your future!  Remember to get the employers signature on the forms.

University Information Program

At St Mary’s on Thursday, November 8 from 12:30 – 2:00. All Ontario Universities will be represented and this is your chance to talk to liaison officers from the different universities about program requirements, costs, life of a first year student, extra-curriculars, scholarships/bursaries, residences, etc. Let Mr Eves know if you are considering attending this program.

Attention Graduating Students

If you are eligible to apply to university this year, your access PIN # is here. The PIN # is needed to activate your account in the Ontario University Application Centre.  See Mr Eves for your PIN# envelope.

Spartan Clothing

On sale once again. Orders due by Wednesday November 7^th.  Order forms are in the main office.  Please pay online, cash or cheque to Mrs Watson ASAP., this will be the last order until the end of February.

Canadian Facts of the Day

The longest highway in the world is the Trans-Canada Highway which is over 7,604 kilometres (4,725 miles) in the length.

And

Wasaga Beach is the longest fresh water beach in the world.

Senior Spartans

November 5^th through November 9 is Treaty Recognition Week

We would like to acknowledge that this school is located on the traditional territory of the Mississauga First Nation.

Yearbook

There will be a meeting for yearbook this Wednesday at lunch in room 233.

Santa Claus Parade Float - TODAY

Any students who want to help out with the Santa Claus parade float, come down to art room today after school. You can achieve some community service hours!

Girls Basketball

The team photo for the Jr Girls basketball team will be held Thursday at the start of lunch. Thursday is the day so have your uniform to submit it plus any outstanding fees.

Spartan Advisory Council - TODAY

Meeting at lunch in the library.

European Handball

This week at lunch in the main gym. 3 steps, 3 seconds, score!!

Activity Fair

On Thursday in the main foyer at lunch, come out and sign up for the winter season: Girls volleyball, Boys basketball, swimming, wrestling, Brimacombe ski club with Mrs Hewgill, or Smugglers Notch Ski Trip with Mr Atanasoff!!

Gift Cards, Gift Cards

First round of gift card orders are due on Thursday, November 8^th to the main office or Mrs Watson.

Upcoming University Seminars

Guelph/Humber – Monday, November 12 @ 8:30

Queen’s – Friday, November 16 @ 12:00

Sign up is located in the library.

Tape a Teacher to the Wall

On Wednesday, November 7, the PHHS Interact Club will be hosting a “Tape a Teacher to the Wall” event. Come down to the main gym at lunch and tape Mr Eves, Ms Watson and Mr Demill. Cost is $1.00 for an arms’ length of tape.

Grade 9’s, Grade’s 9’s Listen Up!

Take our kids to work day is fast approaching. If you don’t have a place to go with a parent or guardian think about asking a relative, a neighbor, friends of the family or even ask a friend if their parent can take two people.  Your forms are due next week.  Don’t miss out on this great day to start planning your future!  Remember to get the employers signature on the forms.

University Information Program

At St Mary’s on Thursday, November 8 from 12:30 – 2:00. All Ontario Universities will be represented and this is your chance to talk to liaison officers from the different universities about program requirements, costs, life of a first year student, extra-curriculars, scholarships/bursaries, residences, etc. Let Mr Eves know if you are considering attending this program.

Spartan Clothing

On sale once again. Orders due by Wednesday November 7^th.  Order forms are in the main office.  Please pay online, cash or cheque to Mrs Watson ASAP., this will be the last order until the end of February.

Canadian Facts of the Day

The highest tides in the world occur in the Bay of Fundy in New Brunswick. Tides officially measure over 15 m (50’ in height) over a 6 hour time span from low to high tide.

And

Canada has 6 time zones. Can you name them?  (Pacific, Mountain, Central, Eastern, Atlantic and Newfoundland)

Senior Spartans

November 5^th through November 9 is Treaty Recognition Week

We would like to acknowledge that this school is located on the traditional territory of the Mississauga First Nation.

Tape a Teacher to the Wall – TODAY

At Lunch the PHHS Interact Club will be hosting a “Tape a Teacher to the Wall” event. Come down to the main gym at lunch and tape Mr Eves, Ms Watson and Mr Demill. Cost is $1.00 for an arms’ length of tape.

Yearbook - TODAY

There will be a meeting for yearbook at lunch in room 233.

Rotary Interact Club Meeting - TODAY

At 2:45 in the library. New members are welcome.

Wrestling Meeting - TODAY

At lunch in room 225. You need to get permission forms.  Let’s have our first practice on Monday after school next week.

Girls Basketball

The team photo for the Jr Girls basketball team will be held Thursday at the start of lunch. Thursday is the day so have your uniform to submit it plus any outstanding fees.

European Handball

This week at lunch in the main gym. 3 steps, 3 seconds, score!!

Activity Fair

On Thursday in the main foyer at lunch, come out and sign up for the winter season: Girls volleyball, Boys basketball, swimming, wrestling, Brimacombe ski club with Mrs Hewgill, or Smugglers Notch Ski Trip with Mr Atanasoff!!

Gift Cards, Gift Cards

First round of gift card orders are due on Thursday, November 8^th to the main office or Mrs Watson.

Upcoming University Seminars

Guelph/Humber – Monday, November 12 @ 8:30

Queen’s – Friday, November 16 @ 12:00

Sign up is located in the library.

Grade 9’s, Grade’s 9’s Listen Up!

Take our kids to work day is fast approaching. If you don’t have a place to go with a parent or guardian think about asking a relative, a neighbor, friends of the family or even ask a friend if their parent can take two people.  Your forms are due next week.  Don’t miss out on this great day to start planning your future!  Remember to get the employers signature on the forms.

University Information Program

At St Mary’s on Thursday, November 8 from 12:30 – 2:00. All Ontario Universities will be represented and this is your chance to talk to liaison officers from the different universities about program requirements, costs, life of a first year student, extra-curriculars, scholarships/bursaries, residences, etc. Let Mr Eves know if you are considering attending this program.

Spartan Clothing

On sale once again. Orders due by Wednesday November 7^th.  Order forms are in the main office.  Please pay online, cash or cheque to Mrs Watson ASAP., this will be the last order until the end of February.

Canadian Facts of the Day

15.9% of the population is 65 or older. 68.5% are between the ages of 15 and 64.

The median age is 41 years.

And

About 90% of Canada’s population is concentrated within 160 kilometres (100 miles) of the Canada/US border.

Senior Spartans

November 5^th through November 9 is Treaty Recognition Week

We would like to acknowledge that this school is located on the traditional territory of the Mississauga First Nation.

Activity Fair - TODAY

At lunch come sign up for winter activities - Boys basketball, Girls volleyball, Wrestling, Swimming, Ski club, Smugglers trip and more

Girls Basketball - TODAY

The team photo for the Jr Girls basketball team will be held today at the start of lunch. Please uniforms and any outstanding fees.

University Information Program - TODAY

At St Mary’s on Thursday, November 8 from 12:30 – 2:00. All Ontario Universities will be represented and this is your chance to talk to liaison officers from the different universities about program requirements, costs, life of a first year student, extra-curriculars, scholarships/bursaries, residences, etc. Let Mr Eves know if you are considering attending this program.

Gift Cards, Gift Cards – DUE TODAY

First round of gift card orders are due today to the main office or Mrs Watson.

European Handball

This week at lunch in the main gym. 3 steps, 3 seconds, score!!

Upcoming University Seminars

Guelph/Humber – Monday, November 12 @ 8:30

Queen’s – Friday, November 16 @ 12:00

Sign up is located in the library until the end of TODAY.

Grade 9’s, Grade’s 9’s Listen Up!

Take our kids to work day is fast approaching. If you don’t have a place to go with a parent or guardian think about asking a relative, a neighbor, friends of the family or even ask a friend if their parent can take two people.  Your forms are due next week.  Don’t miss out on this great day to start planning your future!  Remember to get the employers signature on the forms.

Canadian Facts of the Day

Cheddar is the most popular cheese in Canada. On average Canadians consume 23.4 pounds per person annually.

And

Canada’s beaver is the second largest rodent in the world, weighing up to 60 pounds.

Senior Spartans

Remembrance Day Facts

The Poppy is used for Remembrance Day as a symbol of the blood spilled in the war. The money raised by Legions asking for donations for poppies around the world is used for helping injured and retired soldiers.

And

The bugle is often played on Remembrance Day to symbolize that soldiers can rest in peace. In war the bugle was used to tell soldiers it was time to return to their barracks and sleep.

November 5^th through November 9 is Treaty Recognition Week

We would like to acknowledge that this school is located on the traditional territory of the Mississauga First Nation.

Girls Basketball - TODAY

The team photo will be taken at the start of lunch today. Bring your uniform and any outstanding fees.

The Gym is closed today at lunch.

Upcoming University Seminars

Guelph/Humber – Monday, November 12 @ 8:30

Queen’s – Friday, November 16 @ 12:00

Sign up is located in the library until the end of TODAY.

Grade 9’s, Grade’s 9’s Listen Up!

Take our kids to work day is fast approaching. If you don’t have a place to go with a parent or guardian think about asking a relative, a neighbour, friends of the family or even ask a friend if their parent can take two people. Your forms are due next week. Don’t miss out on this great day to start planning your future! Remember to get the employers signature on the forms.

Senior Spartans

Santa Claus Parade Float - TODAY

Any students interested in putting their artistic talents to good use…for the Santa Claus parade float, we will be working today after school in the art room. You may achieve community service hours!

Remembrance Day

Thank you to everyone who helped with the Remembrance Day Assembly. Thanks to Mr Atanasoff’s tech classes for making the crosses and the LLS class for painting them and making poppies. Thanks to the Art classes for the artwork. Thanks to Michael, Than and Amy for sound and lights. Thanks to the Dance team, Sierra Belanger, Simon Cahill, Livi Hutton and Makayla Volpe-Brenton, Spencer and Mrs Watson for their participation. Finally thank you to all the students and staff for the respect shown during the assembly. Thank you for making PHHS very proud.

Spartan Advisory Council

Meeting tomorrow at lunch in the library.

Jr & Sr Girls Volleyball Tryouts

Begin Tuesday after school this week.

The Gym is closed Wednesday at lunch.

Upcoming University Seminars

Guelph – Monday, November 22 @ 10:00

Fleming College – Monday, November 26 @ 10:00

Sign up is located in the library.

Grade 9’s, Grade’s 9’s Listen Up!

Take our kids to work day is fast approaching. If you don’t have a place to go with a parent or guardian think about asking a relative, a neighbour, friends of the family or even ask a friend if their parent can take two people. Your forms are due next week. Don’t miss out on this great day to start planning your future! Remember to get the employers signature on the forms.

Amazing Facts about Space

A light year is the distance covered by light in a single year, equivalent to 9.5 million km’s.

And

The width of the Milky Way is approximately 100,000 light years.

Senior Spartans

Spartan Advisory Council - TODAY

At lunch in the library.

TA Lesson - rescheduled

There will be no TA lesson Period 4 today. It has been rescheduled to next Tuesday period 4.

Heights Training

All students doing their working at Heights Training on Thursday need to return their permission forms today. If you can’t go we will give your spot away to someone else.

Spartan Advisory Council

Meeting tomorrow at lunch in the library.

Boys Basketball

Practice Wednesday after school.

Upcoming University Seminars

Guelph – Monday, November 22 @ 10:00

Fleming College – Monday, November 26 @ 10:00

Sign up is located in the library.

Do you need community hours?

The Salvation Army Kettles needs student volunteers to Stand by Me! Many late and Saturday shifts are available for students who are 16 years and older.

For more information see Mr Eves.

Amazing Facts about Space

A day on Pluto lasts 153 hours

And

Our moon is moving away from earth at a rate of 4cm per year.

Senior Spartans

Report cards - TODAY

Students that have co-op or spare first period can pick up your report card in the office.

Rotary Interact Club - TODAY

Meeting today at 2:45 in the library. New members are always welcome. It’s a great way to help school and community, and earn volunteer hours.

Gym is closed TODAY at lunch

Gift Card Orders

Gift Card orders second round of orders are due tomorrow to Mrs Watson

SHSM Heights Training

All students doing their working at Heights Training tomorrow need to be in room 101 before 8 a.m.

Interested in travel for credit?

How about earning a Grade 11 University English credit while travelling to London, or a Grade 10 Civics and Careers credit in Ottawa, Montreal or New York. There is an information session on Wednesday, November 28 @ CCI at 7:00 p.m. For more information see Mr Eves.

Boys Basketball - TODAY

There will be a boys’ basketball tryout today after school in the main gym. Please see Mr Timms if you can’t make it.

How would you like to live in Brazil, Germany, Sweden or Denmark next year? - TODAY

If you are going to be 16 or 17 as of August 2019, a Canadian Citizen and a person of good character, you can participate. Come to the Rotary Youth Exchange Program information session TODAY at lunch in the library.

Upcoming University Seminars

Guelph – Monday, November 22 @ 10:00

Fleming College – Monday, November 26 @ 10:00

Sign up is located in the library until Friday.

Do you need community hours?

The Salvation Army Kettles needs student volunteers to Stand by Me! Many late and Saturday shifts are available for students who are 16 years and older.

For more information see Mr Eves.

And

Second Helpings downtown is looking for students for Saturday afternoons. If interested call Gwen at 905-885-9411.

Amazing Facts about Space

Mars has the biggest volcano – it has a base of 602 km’s across, and a height of 25 km’s.

And

Mars also has the longest valley, 4000 km’s in length. That’s about the length of the United States from coast to coast.

Senior Spartans

Report cards

Students that have co-op or spare first period can pick up your report card in the office.

Interested in travel for credit?

How about earning a Grade 11 University English credit while travelling to London, or a Grade 10 Civics and Careers credit in Ottawa, Montreal or New York. There is an information session on Wednesday, November 28 @ CCI at 7:00 p.m. For more information see Mr Eves.

There will be NO Archery - TODAY

How would you like to live in Brazil, Germany, Sweden or Denmark next year? - TODAY

If you are going to be 16 or 17 as of August 2019, a Canadian Citizen and a person of good character, you can participate. Come to the Rotary Youth Exchange Program information session TODAY at lunch in the library.

Upcoming University Seminars

Guelph – Monday, November 22 @ 10:00

Fleming College – Monday, November 26 @ 10:00

Sign up is located in the library until Friday.

Interested in a part-time job?

A local resident is in need of snow removal this winter. Driveway and front step will need to be cleared after every snowfall. If interested, see Mr Eves for contact information.

Do you need community hours?

The Salvation Army Kettles needs student volunteers to Stand by Me! Many late and Saturday shifts are available for students who are 16 years and older.

For more information see Mr Eves.

And

Second Helpings downtown is looking for students for Saturday afternoons. If interested call Gwen at 905-885-9411.

Amazing Facts about Space

If you were driving at 121 km’s per hour, it would take 258 days to drive around one of Saturn’s rings.

And

A sunset on Mars is blue.

Senior Spartans

Bake sale - TODAY

At lunch in the main foyer.

Round 3 Gift Card Orders

Due Thursday

Indoor Soccer - TODAY

At lunch all week …..in the main gym

PHHS Rotary Interact Club Initiatives

WINTER CLOTHING DRIVE – November 26 to December 14

Staff and students are asked to bring in any gently used winter clothing – hats, mitts, scarves, coats and boots to the career room. Students will have an opportunity to browse the items before any remaining clothing will be donated to Green Wood Coalition.

STUDENT ONE STOP CHRISTMAS SHOP – December 11 to 14 at Lunch

Staff and students are asked to bring in any gently used/never used electronics, jewelry, games, CD’S, clothing, decorative items etc from November 26 to December 6 to the career room between the times of 8 to 8:30 on a daily basis. Items will be displayed for purchase, with no item having more than a $10 price attached. This will be a really economical way to do some Christmas shopping.

Congrats to our Top Gift Sellers

From week 1 – Gryphon Nixon and Stacey Veenhof. Thanks!!! Come claim your prizes at the office.

Yearbook

There will be a meeting for yearbook this Wednesday at lunch in room 233. We will look at the software this week and create our first page.

Women in the Trades night

At Fleming College on November 28^th, it has been postponed until further notice.

Congrats to our Top Gift Sellers

From week 1 – Gryphon Nixon and Stacey Veenhof. Thanks!!! Come claim your prizes at the office.

Interested in travel for credit?

How about earning a Grade 11 University English credit while travelling to London, or a Grade 10 Civics and Careers credit in Ottawa, Montreal or New York. There is an information session on Wednesday, November 28 @ CCI at 7:00 p.m. For more information see Mr Eves.

How would you like to live in Brazil, Germany, Sweden or Denmark next year?

If you are going to be 16 or 17 as of August 2019, a Canadian Citizen and a person of good character, you can participate. If interested see Mr Eves for details and application.

Upcoming University Seminars

Guelph – Monday, November 22 @ 10:00

Fleming College – Monday, November 26 @ 10:00

Sign up is located in the library until Friday.

Interested in a part-time job?

A local resident is in need of snow removal this winter. Driveway and front step will need to be cleared after every snowfall. If interested, see Mr Eves for contact information.

Do you need community hours?

The Salvation Army Kettles needs student volunteers to Stand by Me! Many late and Saturday shifts are available for students who are 16 years and older.

For more information see Mr Eves.

And

Second Helpings downtown is looking for students for Saturday afternoons. If interested call Gwen at 905-885-9411.

Amazing Facts about Space

Universe is estimated to be 13.82 billion years old.

And

A blue moon is not really blue. It’s just a name for a second full moon that happens in one month.

Senior Spartans

Report Cards

Students with a first period spare or co-op can pick up your report card in the office.

TA lesson - TODAY

There is a lesson period 4 today for all TA’s in the career rom, 113 beside guidance. All TA’s period 4 today!

Spartan Advisory Council - TODAY

Pizza lunch today at 11:10 in the library.

PHHS Rotary Interact Club Initiatives

WINTER CLOTHING DRIVE – November 26 to December 14

Staff and students are asked to bring in any gently used winter clothing – hats, mitts, scarves, coats and boots to the career room. Students will have an opportunity to browse the items before any remaining clothing will be donated to Green Wood Coalition.

STUDENT ONE STOP CHRISTMAS SHOP – December 11 to 14 at Lunch

Staff and students are asked to bring in any gently used/never used electronics, jewelry, games, CD’S, clothing, decorative items etc from November 26 to December 6 to the career room between the times of 8 to 8:30 on a daily basis. Items will be displayed for purchase, with no item having more than a $10 price attached. This will be a really economical way to do some Christmas shopping.

Yearbook

There will be a meeting for yearbook this Wednesday at lunch in room 233. We will look at the software this week and create our first page.

Women in the Trades night

At Fleming College on November 28^th, it has been postponed until further notice.

Interested in travel for credit?

How about earning a Grade 11 University English credit while travelling to London, or a Grade 10 Civics and Careers credit in Ottawa, Montreal or New York. There is an information session on Wednesday, November 28 @ CCI at 7:00 p.m. For more information see Mr Eves.

How would you like to live in Brazil, Germany, Sweden or Denmark next year?

If you are going to be 16 or 17 as of August 2019, a Canadian Citizen and a person of good character, you can participate. If interested see Mr Eves for details and application.

Interested in a part-time job?

A local resident is in need of snow removal this winter. Driveway and front step will need to be cleared after every snowfall. This is a paid position. If interested, see Mr Eves for contact information.

Do you need community hours?

The Salvation Army Kettles needs student volunteers to Stand by Me! Many late and Saturday shifts are available for students who are 16 years and older.

For more information see Mr Eves.

And

Second Helpings downtown is looking for students for Saturday afternoons. If interested call Gwen at 905-885-9411.

Amazing Facts about Space

The light from the sun takes 8.3 minutes to travel from the sun to earth.

And

On Venus, it snows metal and rains sulphuric acid.

Senior Spartans

Report Cards

Students with a first period spare or co-op can pick up your report card in the office.

Final Tryout for Jr/Sr Boys Basketball - TODAY

If you can’t make it please see Mr Timms or Mrs Brown before the end of the day.

Yearbook - TODAY

There will be a meeting for yearbook at lunch in room 233. We will look at the software this week and create our first page.

Rotary Interact Club Meeting - TODAY

Meeting today at 2:45 in the library. New members are always welcome. It’s a great way to help out the school and community.

SHSM Students - CPR

All SHSM students doing First Aid CPR training must get their forms to Mrs Hewgill by Thursday at the latest – that is tomorrow.

PHHS Rotary Interact Club Initiatives

WINTER CLOTHING DRIVE – November 26 to December 14

Staff and students are asked to bring in any gently used winter clothing – hats, mitts, scarves, coats and boots to the career room. Students will have an opportunity to browse the items before any remaining clothing will be donated to Green Wood Coalition.

STUDENT ONE STOP CHRISTMAS SHOP – December 11 to 14 at Lunch

Staff and students are asked to bring in any gently used/never used electronics, jewelry, games, CD’S, clothing, decorative items etc from November 26 to December 6 to the career room between the times of 8 to 8:30 on a daily basis. Items will be displayed for purchase, with no item having more than a $10 price attached. This will be a really economical way to do some Christmas shopping.

Women in the Trades night

At Fleming College on November 28^th, it has been postponed until further notice.

Interested in travel for credit?

How about earning a Grade 11 University English credit while travelling to London, or a Grade 10 Civics and Careers credit in Ottawa, Montreal or New York. There is an information session on Wednesday, November 28 @ CCI at 7:00 p.m. For more information see Mr Eves.

How would you like to live in Brazil, Germany, Sweden or Denmark next year?

If you are going to be 16 or 17 as of August 2019, a Canadian Citizen and a person of good character, you can participate. If interested see Mr Eves for details and application.

Interested in a part-time job?

A local resident is in need of snow removal this winter. Driveway and front step will need to be cleared after every snowfall. This is a paid position. If interested, see Mr Eves for contact information.

Do you need community hours?

The Salvation Army Kettles needs student volunteers to Stand by Me! Many late and Saturday shifts are available for students who are 16 years and older.

For more information see Mr Eves.

And

Second Helpings downtown is looking for students for Saturday afternoons. If interested call Gwen at 905-885-9411.

Amazing Facts about Space

Earth’s orbit starts at an altitude of 2000 km (If we were to build a staircase from the sea level to orbit, it would take two weeks to climb)

And

Moon gravity is 1/6 of earths. (If there was a pool on the moon, swimmers could jump out of the water like dolphins, launching themselves more than a meter high).

Senior Spartans

School Reach - TODAY

At lunch in the resource room.

SHSM Students - CPR

All SHSM students doing First Aid CPR training permission forms need to be brought to Mrs Hewgill in the coop office today.

First Aid/CPR training goes to 3:30 – 4:00 pm on Monday . If you are participating make sure you have booked off work.

Reading Club

Join the PHHS Reading Club this coming Thursday November 29 our annual 50-50 Read-a-thon in support of Sick Kids’ Herbie Fund. 50% of funds raised will go to the Sick Kids’s Herbie Fund to pay for international kids who need surgeries not provided in their country. The other 50% of funds raised is to buy new books for PHHS students. Wear your pjs, enjoy a pizza lunch and dessert. Minimum pledge is $10, prizes will be awarded to top fundraisers. Get pledge sheets from homeroom teachers or Ms Harnden in Rm 221.

As Dr Seuss says:

                The more that you read;

                The more things you will know

                The more you learn, the

                More places you’ll GO!!

PHHS Rotary Interact Club Initiatives

WINTER CLOTHING DRIVE – November 26 to December 14

Staff and students are asked to bring in any gently used winter clothing – hats, mitts, scarves, coats and boots to the career room. Students will have an opportunity to browse the items before any remaining clothing will be donated to Green Wood Coalition.

STUDENT ONE STOP CHRISTMAS SHOP – December 11 to 14 at Lunch

Staff and students are asked to bring in any gently used/never used electronics, jewelry, games, CD’S, clothing, decorative items etc from November 26 to December 6 to the career room between the times of 8 to 8:30 on a daily basis. Items will be displayed for purchase, with no item having more than a $10 price attached. This will be a really economical way to do some Christmas shopping.

Women in the Trades night

At Fleming College on November 28^th, it has been postponed until further notice.

Amazing Facts about Space

Winds on Neptune are the fastest in our solar system at about 1,450 mph (2,400 km/h)

And

In the Milky Way, the average distance between stars is about 5 light years, or 30 trillion miles.

Senior Spartans

Movie Club - TODAY

At lunch in the room 223.

Yearbook

Meetings continue at lunch on Wednesdays in room 233. We create our first page this week.

Reading Club

Join the PHHS Reading Club this coming Thursday November 29 our annual 50-50 Read-a-thon in support of Sick Kids’ Herbie Fund. 50% of funds raised will go to the Sick Kids’ Herbie Fund to pay for international kids who need surgeries not provided in their country. The other 50% of funds raised is to buy new books for PHHS students. Wear your pjs, enjoy a pizza lunch and dessert. Minimum pledge is $10, prizes will be awarded to top fundraisers. Get pledge sheets from homeroom teachers or Ms. Harnden in Rm 221.

PHHS Rotary Interact Club Initiatives - TODAY

WINTER CLOTHING DRIVE – November 26 to December 14

Staff and students are asked to bring in any gently used winter clothing – hats, mitts, scarves, coats and boots to the career room. Students will have an opportunity to browse the items before any remaining clothing will be donated to Green Wood Coalition.

STUDENT ONE STOP CHRISTMAS SHOP – December 11 to 14 at Lunch

Staff and students are asked to bring in any gently used/never used electronics, jewelry, games, CD’S, clothing, decorative items etc from November 26 to December 6 to the career room between the times of 8 to 8:30 on a daily basis. Items will be displayed for purchase, with no item having more than a $10 price attached. This will be a really economical way to do some Christmas shopping.

Interested in Travel for credit?

How about earning a Grade 11 University English credit while travelling to London, or a Grade 10 Civics and Careers credit in Ottawa, Montreal or New York. There is an information session on Wednesday, November 28 @ CCI at 7:00 p.m. For more information see Mr. Eves.

Do you want to be a Rotary Exchange Student?

Live in Brazil, Germany, Sweden or maybe Denmark next year?

If you are going to be 16 or 17 as of August 2019, a Canadian Citizen and a person of good character, you can participate. If interested see Mr. Eves for details and application.

Amazing Facts about Space

Halleys comet won’t orbit past earth again until 2061. The famous comet was last seen in 1986 and is only seen every 75 or 76 years.

And

The footprints on the moon will be there for 100 million years. There is no wind to erode the surface and no water to wash the footprints away.

Senior Spartans

Spartan Advisory Council Meeting Cancelled - TODAY

Meeting will be tomorrow at lunch in the library.

Co-op In-School - TOMORROW

Remind your employers and be here.

Any student want to be part of the snow/ski boarding club?

See Mrs Hewgill in the coop office for forms as soon as possible. The bus is shared with Dr Hawkins and it is filling up fast. Get your forms in asap to reserve your spot.

Senior Girls Volleyball Players

The practice schedule is posted outside the gym door. Read it…write it down. If you cannot make practice you must tell Mr Desbarbieux or Mr Watson. Mr Desbarbieux has your schedules.

PHHS Rotary Interact Club Initiatives - TODAY

WINTER CLOTHING DRIVE – November 26 to December 14

Staff and students are asked to bring in any gently used winter clothing – hats, mitts, scarves, coats and boots to the career room. Students will have an opportunity to browse the items before any remaining clothing will be donated to Green Wood Coalition.

STUDENT ONE STOP CHRISTMAS SHOP – December 11 to 14 at Lunch

Staff and students are asked to bring in any gently used/never used electronics, jewelry, games, CD’S, clothing, decorative items etc from November 26 to December 6 to the career room between the times of 8 to 8:30 on a daily basis. Items will be displayed for purchase, with no item having more than a $10 price attached. This will be a really economical way to do some Christmas shopping.

Reading Club

Join the PHHS Reading Club this coming Thursday November 29 our annual 50-50 Read-a-thon in support of Sick Kids’ Herbie Fund. 50% of funds raised will go to the Sick Kids’s Herbie Fund to pay for international kids who need surgeries not provided in their country. The other 50% of funds raised is to buy new books for PHHS students. Wear your pjs, enjoy a pizza lunch and dessert. Minimum pledge is $10, prizes will be awarded to top fundraisers. Get pledge sheets from homeroom teachers or Ms Harnden in Rm 221.

Attention Graduating Students

Do you have questions about financing your post-secondary education? Do you have questions about OSAP – Are you eligible, how much am I entitled to? Sign up for the Financing My Education Seminar being held on Thursday, December 6^th during period 4. Parents are welcome to come to this seminar. Sign up sheets are in the library!

Interested in Travel for credit?

How about earning a Grade 11 University English credit while travelling to London, or a Grade 10 Civics and Careers credit in Ottawa, Montreal or New York. There is an information session on Wednesday, November 28 @ CCI at 7:00 p.m. For more information see Mr Eves.

Do you want to be a Rotary Exchange Student?

Live in Brazil, Germany, Sweden or maybe Denmark next year?

If you are going to be 16 or 17 as of August 2019, a Canadian Citizen and a person of good character, you can participate. If interested see Mr Eves for details and application.

Amazing Facts about Space

A spacesuit on its own weighs 280 pounds! It takes astronauts 45 minutes to put on a spacesuit.

And

The International Space Station is the most expensive object ever created. It cost over $120 billion dollars, and is 109 meters long.

Senior Spartans

Yearbook - TODAY

There will be a meeting for yearbook today at lunch in room 233.

Co-op In-School - TODAY

Spartan Advisory Council Meeting - TODAY

At lunch in the library.

PHHS Rotary Interact Club Meeting - TODAY

2:45 in the library. New members are always welcome. It’s a great way to help out the school and community.

No Reading Club TODAY!!

All of focus this week is on TOMORROW’S read-a-thon.

PHHS Rotary Interact Club Initiatives - TODAY

WINTER CLOTHING DRIVE – November 26 to December 14

Staff and students are asked to bring in any gently used winter clothing – hats, mitts, scarves, coats and boots to the career room. Students will have an opportunity to browse the items before any remaining clothing will be donated to Green Wood Coalition.

STUDENT ONE STOP CHRISTMAS SHOP – December 11 to 14 at Lunch

Staff and students are asked to bring in any gently used/never used electronics, jewelry, games, CD’S, clothing, decorative items etc from November 26 to December 6 to the career room between the times of 8 to 8:30 on a daily basis. Items will be displayed for purchase, with no item having more than a $10 price attached. This will be a really economical way to do some Christmas shopping.

Smugglers Notch Ski Meeting - TOMORROW

Thursday in room 151 at 11:10

Friday is MOVEMBER Spirit Day

Draw, paint, create your very own style of moustache to help raise awareness of men’s health issues.

Any student want to be part of the snow/ski boarding club?

See Mrs Hewgill in the coop office for forms as soon as possible. The bus is shared with Dr Hawkins and it is filling up fast. Get your forms in asap to reserve your spot.

Gift Card Orders - TOMORROW

Last order will be placed tomorrow please bring your orders to Mrs Watson ASAP.

Reading Club - TOMORROW

Join the PHHS Reading Club, our annual 50-50 Read-a-thon in support of Sick Kids’ Herbie Fund. 50% of funds raised will go to the Sick Kids’s Herbie Fund to pay for international kids who need surgeries not provided in their country. The other 50% of funds raised is to buy new books for PHHS students. Wear your pjs, enjoy a pizza lunch and dessert. Minimum pledge is $10, prizes will be awarded to top fundraisers. Get pledge sheets from homeroom teachers or Ms Harnden in Rm 221.

Attention Graduating Students

Do you have questions about financing your post-secondary education? Do you have questions about OSAP – Are you eligible, how much am I entitled to? Sign up for the Financing My Education Seminar being held on Thursday, December 6^th during period 4. Parents are welcome to come to this seminar. Sign up sheets are in the library!

Interested in Travel for credit?

How about earning a Grade 11 University English credit while travelling to London, or a Grade 10 Civics and Careers credit in Ottawa, Montreal or New York. There is an information session on Wednesday, November 28 @ CCI at 7:00 p.m. For more information see Mr Eves.

Do you want to be a Rotary Exchange Student?

Live in Brazil, Germany, Sweden or maybe Denmark next year?

If you are going to be 16 or 17 as of August 2019, a Canadian Citizen and a person of good character, you can participate. If interested see Mr Eves for details and application.

Amazing Facts about Space

In space metal sticks together. When two pieces of metal touch each other they bond together. This is a process called cold welding.

And

On venus a day is longer than a year. A year on venus (that is the length of time it takes to complete one whole orbit around the sun) is 224.7 earth days. However it takes 243 earth days to rotate on its axis just once.

TOMORROW is MOVEMBER Spirit Day. Draw, paint or create your very own style of moustache to wear, to help raise awareness of men’s health issues.

Any students wanting to be part of the snow/ski boarding club needs to see Mrs. Hewgill in the Co-op office for forms as soon as possible. The bus is shared with Dr. Hawkins and it is filling up fast. Get your forms in ASAP to reserve your spot!

Smugglers Notch Ski Meeting in Room 151 today at 11:10am.

Attention Graduating Students – Do you have questions about financing your post-secondary education? Do you have questions about OSAP – are you eligible, how much am I entitled to? Sign up for the Financing My Education OSAP seminar being help on Thursday, December 6^th during period 4. Parents/Guardians are welcome to come to this seminar. Sign-up sheets are in the library.

WINTER CLOTHING DRIVE – November 26 to December 14

Staff and students are asked to bring in any gently used winter clothing – hats, mitts, scarves, coats and boots to the career room. Students will have an opportunity to browse the items before any remaining clothing will be donated to Green Wood Coalition.

STUDENT ONE STOP CHRISTMAS SHOP – December 11 to 14 at Lunch

Staff and students are asked to bring in any gently used/never used electronics, jewelry, games, CD’S, clothing, decorative items etc from November 26 to December 6 to the career room between the times of 8 to 8:30 on a daily basis. Items will be displayed for purchase, with no item having more than a $10 price attached. This will be a really economical way to do some Christmas shopping.

Amazing Facts about Space

The cost of an entire NASA space suit is 12 million dollars.

Jupiter’s mass is 2.5 times greater than that of all the other solar system planets combined, and the sun makes up 99.86% of the mass in the entire solar system.

WINTER CLOTHING DRIVE Nov 26-Dec 14

Staff and students are asked to bring in any gently used winter clothing - hats, mitts, scarves, coats, and boots to the career room.  Students will have an opportunity to browse the items before any remaining clothing will be donated to Green Wood Coalition.

MOVEMBER SPIRIT DAY

Today is Movember Spirit Day.  Wear your very own style of moustache to help raise awareness of men's health issues.

STUDENT ONE STOP CHRISTMAS SHOP Dec 11-Dec 14 @ Lunch

Staff and students are asked to bin in any gently used/never used electronics, jewelry, games, CD's, clothing, decorative items, etc. from Nov 26-Dec 6 to the career room between the times of 8-8:30 on a daily basis.  Items will be displayed for purchase, with no item having more than a $10 price attached.  This will be a really economical way to do some Christmas shopping.

GRADUATING STUDENTS

Attention graduating students - Do you have questions about financing your post-secondary education?  Do you have questions about OSAP?  Are you eligible? How much am I entitled to?  Sign up for the Financing My Education OSAP seminar being held on Thurs. Dec 6th during period 4.  Parents are welcome to come to this seminar.  Sign-up sheets are in the library until Tuesday Dec 4th.  

WRESTLING

Yesterday the Port Hope wresting team attended its first tournament of the year at Trenton High School.  It was a great day, and was highlighted by the outstanding performance of your fellow Spartans.  Finishing in second place, bringing home a silver medal in his first ever wrestling competition, was Sean De Villa.  Sean fought hard to win his early matches, dominating his opponents, ultimately losing a match that really could have gone either way.  Aaron Cardinal stunned his audience with his speed and intensity.  We are hopeful that he is able to channel these assets, and expected him to continue to surprise his opponents all season long as he sets his sights on OFSAA.  Great work Spartans.  Get some rest and we will gear up for our meet next week at Kenner!

FACTS ABOUT MOVEMBER - NOV 30

Movember's real goal:  To  end early death among men.  

* Canadians really love their moustaches - In fact, Canadians have raised $85.8 million (to date) for Movember.

AND

*Movember isn't just about prostate cancer.  Mo Bros have raised money for testicular cancer, mental health, and 1200 different  men's health issues since 2003.

GRAD PHOTOGRAPHS

Attention Grads! Edge Imaging will be at our school on Tuesday December 11 & Wednesday December 12 to take graduation photos and help you celebrate this moment!  Sign up for your photo session in person at the main office.  If you require more information, visit edgeimaging.ca/graduation or contact the main office.

POST SECONDARY FINANCIAL INFORMATION

Only 2 days left to sign up for 'financing your post secondary education ' seminar.  Do you have questions about OSAP?  Are you eligible?  How much are you entitled to?  'Financing My Education' OSAP seminar is on Thursday December 6th during period 4.  Parents are welcome to come to this seminar.  Sign up sheets are in the library until end of day TOMMORROW.

BOYS BASKETBALL

We have a game on Tuesday in Norwood.  The bus leaves at 1:15pm.  If your permission form isn't in - you aren't coming.  Please pay via School Cash Online this week.  There is a practice today after school.  Be there - we are handing out jerseys and selecting captains.

INTERACT CLUB

Port Hope High School Rotary Interact Club meets every Wednesday at 2:45 in the Library.  New members are always welcome.  It's a great way to help out the school and community.

STAFF/STUDENT VOLLEYBALL

Come watch the students battle with the teachers of PHHS and Dr. Hawkins on Monday December 10.  Tickets are $2 or 2 canned/non-perishable food items.  All proceeds will be donated to the Fare Share Food Bank.  Tickets on sale starting tomorrow @ lunch in the main foyer.

WINTER CLOTHING DRIVE

Staff and students are asked to bring in any gently used winter clothing - hats, mitts, scarves, coats and boots by December 14th to the career room.  Students will have an opportunity to browse the items before any remaining clothing will be donated to Green Wood Coalition.

ONE STOP CHRISTMAS SHOP

Staff and students are asked to bring in any gently used/never used electronics, jewelry, games, CDs, clothing, decorative items, etc.  by the end of this week to the career room between the times of 8-8:30.  Items will be displayed for purchase, with no item having more than a $10 price attached.  This will be a really economical way to do some Christmas shopping.

SPARTAN ADVISORY COUNCIL

Spartan Advisory Council meeting tomorrow at lunch in the library

AWESOME FACTS ABOUT THE HUMAN BODY

*  A newborn child can breathe and swallow at the same time for up to seven months

AND

*  At birth, a child's body is made up of around 300 bones but an adult has just 203

Senior Spartans

Spartan Advisory Council Meeting - TODAY

At lunch in the library.

Boys Basketball - TODAY

Excuse all players at 1:15 for a game in Norwood.

Attention Grads – Time for Grad Photos

Edge Imaging will be at our school on Tuesday, December 11 & Wednesday, December 12 to take graduation photos and help you celebrate this moment! Sign up for your photo session in person at the main office. If you require more information, visit edgeimaging.ca/graduation or contact the main office.

PHHS Rotary Interact Club

Meets tomorrow at 2:45 in the library. New members are always welcome. It’s a great way to help out of the school and community.

PHHS Rotary Interact Club Initiatives

WINTER CLOTHING DRIVE – November 26 to December 14

Staff and students are asked to bring in any gently used winter clothing – hats, mitts, scarves, coats and boots to the career room. Students will have an opportunity to browse the items before any remaining clothing will be donated to Green Wood Coalition.

STUDENT ONE STOP CHRISTMAS SHOP – December 11 to 14 at Lunch

Staff and students are asked to bring in any gently used/never used electronics, jewelry, games, CD’S, clothing, decorative items etc from November 26 to December 6 to the career room between the times of 8 to 8:30 on a daily basis. Items will be displayed for purchase, with no item having more than a $10 price attached. This will be a really economical way to do some Christmas shopping.

Staff/Student Volleyball Buy-In

Come watch the students battle with the teachers of PHHS and Dr Hawkins on Monday, December 10. Tickets are $2.00 or 2 non-perishable food items. All proceeds will be donated to the Fare Share Food Bank. Tickets on sale starting TODAY at lunch in the main foyer.

Attention Graduating Students

Last day to sign up for financing your post-secondary education? OSAP seminar is on Thursday, December 6^th during period 4. Parents are welcome to come to this seminar.

Sign up sheets are in the library until the end of TODAY.

Are you applying for University or College this year? Don’t wait for January, apply NOW, before the Christmas Break!! Deadline for University application is January 16^th, and College application is February 1^st. If you need assistance in your application process, see Mr Eves to make an appointment.

Amazing Facts about the Human Body

We lose 80% of our body heat from the head. Be sure to wear a hat this winter to help keep you warm.

And

The fragrance of apples and bananas can help a person to lose weight.

Senior Spartans

Yearbook Meeting - TODAY

There will be a yearbook meeting today at lunch in room 233.

PHHS Rotary Interact Club - TODAY

Meets at 2:45 in the library. New members are always welcome. It’s a great way to help out of the school and community.

Smugglers Notch

All who are interested in going to Smugglers Notch. Please see Mr Atanasoff for a form.

Are you interested in Skiing?

Are you a downhill skier? Are you interested in Racing? Then join the PHHS Alpine Ski Team, please see Mr MacDonald, Mrs Hewgill or Mrs Corrigan for more information. A great opportunity to represent PHHS at Kawartha and COSSA!

Attention Grads – Time for Grad Photos

Edge Imaging will be at our school on Tuesday, December 11 & Wednesday, December 12 to take graduation photos and help you celebrate this moment! Sign up for your photo session in person at the main office. If you require more information, visit edgeimaging.ca/graduation or contact the main office.

Cobourg Legion Track Club

Meets Tuesdays and Thursdays from January to March Break at Cobourg Community Centre. The program focuses on training our runners for all abilities. See notice outside gym or with Mrs Coughler. Registration Wednesday, December 5 from 5 to 6 p.m. at the Cobourg Legion. Track Athletes this is great training.

PHHS Rotary Interact Club Initiatives

WINTER CLOTHING DRIVE – November 26 to December 14

Staff and students are asked to bring in any gently used winter clothing – hats, mitts, scarves, coats and boots to the career room. Students will have an opportunity to browse the items before any remaining clothing will be donated to Green Wood Coalition.

STUDENT ONE STOP CHRISTMAS SHOP – December 11 to 14 at Lunch

Staff and students are asked to bring in any gently used/never used electronics, jewelry, games, CD’S, clothing, decorative items etc from November 26 to December 6 to the career room between the times of 8 to 8:30 on a daily basis. Items will be displayed for purchase, with no item having more than a $10 price attached. This will be a really economical way to do some Christmas shopping.

Staff/Student Volleyball Buy-In

Come watch the students battle with the teachers of PHHS and Dr Hawkins on Monday, December 10. Tickets are $2.00 or 2 non-perishable food items. All proceeds will be donated to the Fare Share Food Bank. Tickets on sale starting TODAY at lunch in the main foyer.

Attention Graduating Students

Last day to sign up for financing your post-secondary education? OSAP seminar is on Thursday, December 6^th during period 4. Parents are welcome to come to this seminar.

Sign up sheets are in the library until the end of TODAY.

Are you applying for University or College this year? Don’t wait for January, apply NOW, before the Christmas Break!! Deadline for University application is January 16^th, and College application is February 1^st. If you need assistance in your application process, see Mr Eves to make an appointment.

Amazing Facts about the Human Body

50,000 cells in your body died and were replaced by new ones while you were listening to this sentence.

And

The human heart pumps 182 million litres of blood during the average lifetime.

Senior Spartans

On this date, December 6, 1989, a young man, Marc Lepine, burst into a class at Montreal’s Ecole Polytechnique armed with an automatic weapon. He separated the male and female students and fired point blank on the latter. Fourteen young women were murdered and 13 other people wounded. The White Ribbon Campaign was intended to raise awareness about the prevalence of male violence against women, with the ribbon symbolizing “the idea of men giving up their arms”. Active in over 60 countries, the movement seeks to promote Healthy relationships, gender equity, and a compassionate vision of masculinity. Wear a white ribbon to show your support. White ribbons are available in the main office.

Gyms are closed TODAY at lunch.

Greece Trip Meeting - TODAY

Kalimera (Kall-ee-mer-a) or good morning!!! Important Greece trip meeting today at lunch in room 221.

Congratulations PHHS!!

This year’s 50/50 Read-a-thon for Sick Kids’ Hospital raised $775.67. PHHS student participated which was by FAR our largest in PHHS history. Way to go Spartans!

Wrestling

Yesterday the Port Hope Wrestling team attended its 2^nd tournament of the year, at Kenner CVI. It was a great day, and was highlighted by the outstanding performances of your fellow Spartans.

Finishing in second place, for the second week in a row, was Sean De Villa. Sean destroyed his first two opponents, but ended up losing his final match – a match he certainly deserved to win.

Lucas Powell also fought hard, in his first ever wrestling tournament. Lucas shows a lot of promise, and the team looks forward to seeing what he can do throughout the season.

Great work Spartans. Get some rest and we will gear up for our meet next Thursday.

Ladies Spartans Senior Volleyball

Yesterday the senior ladies volleyball team travelled to CCI. The first two games put them against two very strong teams, CCI and St. Mary’s.

Once they settled in form the previous losses they faced Campbellford.

The Spartans lost the first game only to come back and win the second game. The split was a good confidence builder for this team.

Many areas of need were identified in their plays so we have lots of work during the next practices.

No one player stood out more than the other. They all had their ups and downs.

Good sportsmanship was demonstrated by all.

See you tonight at practice even if it is for short time.

Jr Girls Volleyball

Yesterday the Jr Girls volleyball team travelled to CCI for their first tournament of the season. They played very well and will be a force to be reckoned with as the season progresses. The Jr Girls played CCI, St Mary’s and Campbellford. They were all close games 25-18, 25-17, 25-22, and 25-20. We held our own against double and triple A school. We can only get stronger ladies! Practice tonight after school and Friday morning.

Smugglers Notch

All who are interested in going to Smugglers Notch. Please see Mr Atanasoff for a form.

Are you interested in Skiing?

Are you a downhill skier? Are you interested in Racing? Then join the PHHS Alpine Ski Team, please see Mr MacDonald, Mrs Hewgill or Mrs Corrigan for more information. A great opportunity to represent PHHS at Kawartha and COSSA!

Attention Grads – Time for Grad Photos

Edge Imaging will be at our school on Tuesday, December 11 & Wednesday, December 12 to take graduation photos and help you celebrate this moment! Sign up for your photo session in person at the main office. If you require more information, visit edgeimaging.ca/graduation or contact the main office.

PHHS Rotary Interact Club Initiatives

WINTER CLOTHING DRIVE – November 26 to December 14

Staff and students are asked to bring in any gently used winter clothing – hats, mitts, scarves, coats and boots to the career room. Students will have an opportunity to browse the items before any remaining clothing will be donated to Green Wood Coalition.

STUDENT ONE STOP CHRISTMAS SHOP – December 11 to 14 at Lunch

Staff and students are asked to bring in any gently used/never used electronics, jewelry, games, CD’S, clothing, decorative items etc from November 26 to December 6 to the career room between the times of 8 to 8:30 on a daily basis. Items will be displayed for purchase, with no item having more than a $10 price attached. This will be a really economical way to do some Christmas shopping.

Staff/Student Volleyball Buy-In

Come watch the students battle with the teachers of PHHS and Dr Hawkins on Monday, December 10. Tickets are $2.00 or 2 non-perishable food items. All proceeds will be donated to the Fare Share Food Bank. Tickets on sale starting TODAY at lunch in the main foyer.

Attention Graduating Students

Last day to sign up for financing your post-secondary education? OSAP seminar is on Thursday, December 6^th during period 4. Parents are welcome to come to this seminar.

Sign up sheets are in the library until the end of TODAY.

Are you applying for University or College this year? Don’t wait for January, apply NOW, before the Christmas Break!! Deadline for University application is January 16^th, and College application is February 1^st. If you need assistance in your application process, see Mr Eves to make an appointment.

Amazing Facts about the Human Body

Messages from the human brain travel along nerves at up to 200 miles an hour.

And

The lining in a person’s stomach is replaced every 4 to 5 days to prevent it from digesting itself.

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Traditional Christmas Luncheon

On Wednesday, December 12^th there will a Traditional Christmas luncheon with all the fixings….turkey, stuffing, potatoes, veggies, desert and a drink for $7.99 in the cafeteria. Orders will be accepted until noon Monday.

Smugglers Notch

All who are interested in going to Smugglers Notch. Please see Mr Atanasoff for a form.

Are you interested in Skiing?

Are you a downhill skier? Are you interested in Racing? Then join the PHHS Alpine Ski Team, please see Mr MacDonald, Mrs Hewgill or Mrs Corrigan for more information. A great opportunity to represent PHHS at Kawartha and COSSA!

Attention Grads – Time for Grad Photos

Edge Imaging will be at our school on Tuesday, December 11 & Wednesday, December 12 to take graduation photos and help you celebrate this moment! Sign up for your photo session in person at the main office. If you require more information, visit edgeimaging.ca/graduation or contact the main office.

Winter Clothing Drive

Last weekend to search your house and bring in any gently used winter clothing – hats, mitts, scarves, coats and boots. All clothing donations can be dropped off in the career room.

STUDENT ONE STOP CHRISTMAS SHOP – December 11 to 14 at Lunch

Staff and students are asked to bring in any gently used/never used electronics, jewelry, games, CD’S, clothing, decorative items etc from November 26 to December 6 to the career room between the times of 8 to 8:30 on a daily basis. Items will be displayed for purchase, with no item having more than a $10 price attached. This will be a really economical way to do some Christmas shopping.

Staff/Student Volleyball Buy-In

Buy your tickets to the staff vs student volleyball game on Monday. No ticket no getting out of class, period 4 will run as usual. Come out and watch as the Coughlinator drives home a powerful serve or watch the silver fox dominate at the net, we even have the mighty mighty MacDonald whose true power has yet to be unleashed. All money donated goes to the Patel Family and all food donated goes to the food bank.

Attention Graduating Students

Last day to sign up for financing your post-secondary education? OSAP seminar is on Thursday, December 6^th during period 4. Parents are welcome to come to this seminar.

Sign up sheets are in the library until the end of TODAY.

Are you applying for University or College this year? Don’t wait for January, apply NOW, before the Christmas Break!! Deadline for University application is January 16^th, and College application is February 1^st. If you need assistance in your application process, see Mr Eves to make an appointment.

Amazing Facts about the Human Body

The scientific name for the belly button is the umbilicus.

And

Human skin is completely replaced about 1,000 times during a person’s life time.

Senior Spartans

Staff/Student Volleyball Buy-In - TODAY

A reminder of today’s Staff Student Volleyball game beginning at 1 p.m. Tickets on sale today at lunch in the main foyer. $2 or 2 can goods to get your ticket. No ticket then off to Period 4 you go. Come out and support the Patel family and the local food bank.

There will be a small canteen at the game: chips, pop, water and Gatorade.

Boys Basketball - TODAY

Boys basketball tonight and game tomorrow…. Bus leaving at 1:15

Spartan Advisory Council

Spartan Advisory Council meeting tomorrow at lunch in the library.

Aqua Man Trip

Who wants to be in class the Friday before Christmas break? Join the Aqua Man Movie Trip, starring Jason Memoa. Friday, December 21 – come to school and jump on the bus at 8:30. See Mrs Harnden in room 221 for permission forms and paying $12 to cash on-line is also available. As Aqua Man says “I’ve worked hard to earn the respect and trust of every living creature beneath the waves and I take my job seriously. So get this through your head, punk. I’m Aqua Man, King of the seven seas”.

Traditional Christmas Luncheon

On Wednesday, December 12^th there will a Traditional Christmas luncheon with all the fixings….turkey, stuffing, potatoes, veggies, desert and a drink for $7.99 in the cafeteria. Orders will be accepted until noon TODAY.

Smugglers Notch

Wednesday night is the Smuggler’s Notch parents meeting from 6 to 7 p.m. in the library. All must attend.

Are you interested in Skiing?

Are you a downhill skier? Are you interested in Racing? Then join the PHHS Alpine Ski Team, please see Mr MacDonald, Mrs Hewgill or Mrs Corrigan for more information. A great opportunity to represent PHHS at Kawartha and COSSA!

Attention Grads – Time for Grad Photos - Tomorrow

Edge Imaging will be at our school on Tuesday, December 11 & Wednesday, December 12 to take graduation photos and help you celebrate this moment! Sign up for your photo session in person at the main office. If you require more information, visit edgeimaging.ca/graduation or contact the main office.

Winter Clothing Drive

Last weekend to search your house and bring in any gently used winter clothing – hats, mitts, scarves, coats and boots. All clothing donations can be dropped off in the career room.

STUDENT ONE STOP CHRISTMAS SHOP – December 11 to 14 at Lunch

Staff and students are asked to bring in any gently used/never used electronics, jewelry, games, CD’S, clothing, decorative items etc from November 26 to December 6 to the career room between the times of 8 to 8:30 on a daily basis. Items will be displayed for purchase, with no item having more than a $10 price attached. This will be a really economical way to do some Christmas shopping.

Attention Graduating Students

Are you applying for University or College this year? Don’t wait for January, apply NOW, before the Christmas Break!! Deadline for University application is January 16^th, and College application is February 1^st. If you need assistance in your application process, see Mr Eves to make an appointment.

Senior Spartans

Grad Photos – TODAY and tomorrow

Now being held in the drama room.

Girls Volleyball - TODAY

Practice tonight after school.

The Gym is closed at lunch- TODAY

Mrs Watson’s gym classes please meet in the north gym today for class.

Boys Basketball - TODAY

The bus leaves at 1:15 p.m.

Spartan Advisory Council - TODAY

Meeting today at lunch in the library.

Dance Team - TODAY

All members please attend today’s practice after school. We will begin with an important brief meeting.

Yearbook

There will be a yearbook meeting tomorrow at lunch in room 233.

PHHS Rotary Interact Club

Meets tomorrow @ 2:45 in the library. New members are always welcome. It’s a great way to help out the school and community.

Aqua Man Trip

Who wants to be in class the Friday before Christmas break? Join the Aqua Man Movie Trip, starring Jason Memoa. Friday, December 21 – come to school and jump on the bus at 8:30. See Mrs Harnden in room 221 for permission forms and paying $12 to cash on-line is also available. As Aqua Man says “I’ve worked hard to earn the respect and trust of every living creature beneath the waves and I take my job seriously. So get this through your head, punk. I’m Aqua Man, King of the seven seas”.

Smugglers Notch

Wednesday night is the Smuggler’s Notch parents meeting from 6 to 7 p.m. in the library. All must attend.

Are you interested in Skiing?

Are you a downhill skier? Are you interested in Racing? Then join the PHHS Alpine Ski Team, please see Mr MacDonald, Mrs Hewgill or Mrs Corrigan for more information. A great opportunity to represent PHHS at Kawartha and COSSA!

Winter Clothing Drive

Only a few more days to bring in any gently used winter clothing – hats, mitts, scarves, coats and boots. All clothing donations can be dropped off in the career room.

Student One Stop Christmas Shop – December 12 to 14 at Lunch

Staff and students are asked to bring in any gently used/never used electronics, jewelry, games, CD’S, clothing, decorative items etc from November 26 to December 6 to the career room between the times of 8 to 8:30 on a daily basis. Items will be displayed for purchase, with no item having more than a $10 price attached. This will be a really economical way to do some Christmas shopping.

Attention Graduating Students

Are you applying for University or College this year? Don’t wait for January, apply NOW, before the Christmas Break!! Deadline for University application is January 16^th, and College application is February 1^st. If you need assistance in your application process, see Mr Eves to make an appointment.

Christmas Funnies of the Day

What’s a sheep’s favorite Christmas song?

“Fleece Navidad”!

And

How much did Santa pay for this sleigh?

Nothing it was on the house!

Senior Spartans

Festive Turkey Lunch – TODAY

Just a reminder to staff who ordered the festive turkey lunch – it will be available for pick-up in the café at 11:00.

Student One Stop Christmas Shop – TODAY, TOMORROW & FRIDAY

Staff and students. All donated electronics, jewelry, games, CD’S, clothing, decorative items etc. Items will be displayed for purchase, with no item having more than a $10 price attached. This will be a really economical way to do some Christmas shopping.

Environmental Science Students – TODAY

Bring your permission forms to Mrs Coughler in room 235. Meet outside office at the start of period 2.

Grad Photos – TODAY

Now being held in the drama room.

Jr Girls Volleyball

A reminder to all Jr Grils on the volleyball team about the game Thursday after school against Dr. Hawkins A team of girls.

PHHS Rotary Interact Club – TODAY

Meets today at 2:45 in the library. Any student wishing to obtain 3-4 hours of community service can come out tonight and help distribute Christmas Hamper bags to houses around the school area.

Yearbook - TODAY

There will be meeting today lunch in room 233.

Boys Basketball - TODAY

Mandatory meeting right after school in room 105..

Smugglers Notch - TONIGHT

Parents meeting from 6 to 7 p.m. in the library. All must attend.

Aqua Man Trip

Who wants to be in class the Friday before Christmas break? Join the Aqua Man Movie Trip, starring Jason Memoa. Friday, December 21 – come to school and jump on the bus at 8:30. See Mrs Harnden in room 221 for permission forms and paying $12 to cash on-line is also available. As Aqua Man says “I’ve worked hard to earn the respect and trust of every living creature beneath the waves and I take my job seriously. So get this through your head, punk. I’m Aqua Man, King of the seven seas”.

Are you interested in Skiing?

Are you a downhill skier? Are you interested in Racing? Then join the PHHS Alpine Ski Team, please see Mr MacDonald, Mrs Hewgill or Mrs Corrigan for more information. A great opportunity to represent PHHS at Kawartha and COSSA!

Winter Clothing Drive

We are still accepting donations of any gently used winter clothing – hats, mitts, scarves, coats and boots. All clothing donations can be dropped off in the career room.

Attention Graduating Students

With less than 2 weeks before the Christmas break, this is a great time to be applying to college or university. Do it NOW, AND BEAT THE January rush. If you need assistance in your application process, see Mr Eves to make an appointment.

Christmas Funnies of the Day

What’s the best Christmas present?

A broken drum – you can’t beat it.

And

What do you call an old snowman?

Water

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Attention Graduating Students

With less than 2 weeks before the Christmas break, this is a great time to be applying to college or university. Do it NOW, and beat the January rush. If you have any questions about the application process see Mr. Eves.

Student One Stop Christmas Shop – TODAY &TOMORROW

Come to the main foyer at lunch and start your Christmas shopping. All donated electronics, jewelry, games, CD’s, clothing, decorative items, etc. will be displayed for purchase, with no item having more than a $10 price attached, @ lunch TODAY and TOMORROW in the main foyer.

Gym closed – TODAY

The gym is closed today at lunch. Friday at lunch in the gym is volleyball as well as Monday at lunch.

Mrs. Watson’s period 3 gym class are to sign in at the main office. Also a reminder that we are in Health tomorrow.

Jr Girls Volleyball

Yesterday the Jr. Girls travelled to Campbellford two straight 25-19, 25-16. The girls went on to split with CCI and SMSS 25-16, 12-25, 14-25 and 25-19. A strong day of volleyball. The Jr. Girls will be off to St. Thomas Acquinas next week where they will face off with 3 other single “A” schools. Practice Friday morning!!!

Jr. Girls Volleyball – TODAY

A reminder to all Jr. Girls on the volleyball team about the game TODAY after school against Dr. Hawkins A team of girls.

Aqua Man Trip

Who wants to be in class the Friday before X-mas Break?! Join the Aqua Man movie Trip starring Jason Memoa. Friday December 21^st/ come to school and jump on the bus at 8:30 am. See Mrs. Harnden in Rm. 221 for permission forms and pay $12 or cash online is also available. As Aquaman says “I’ve worked hard to earn the respect and trust of every living creature beneath the waves and I take my job seriously. So get this through your head, punk, I’m Aquaman, king of the seven seas!”

Winter Clothing Drive

Only 2 days left to bring in any gently used winter clothing – hats, mitts, scarves, coats and boots. All clothing donations can be dropped off in the career room until Friday. Next week, clothes will be on display for students to browse and take any item they need.

Christmas Funnies of the Day

What kind of motorcycle does Santa ride?

Holly Davidson

And

What do you call an elf that can sing?

A wrapper

Senior Spartans

Student One Stop Christmas Shop – TODAY

Come to the main foyer at lunch and start your Christmas shopping. All donated electronics, jewelry, games, CD’s, clothing, decorative items etc. will be displayed for purchase, with no item having more than a $10 price attached, @ lunch today and Monday in the main foyer.

Congrats Swimmers

Congratulations to the PHHS Spartans on their first meet yesterday at Jack Burger. All of our swimmers got personal best times including Michelle Cowan in the breast stroke, and Darlene Nassak in the backstroke. Valerie McKay, Emily Spencer and Spencer Watson had strong performances in their first meet ever. Jameson McBride took 5 – 8 seconds off last years times, plus set a school record in the 50 butterfly. Curtis Stender set records in the para boys 50 freestyle, breast stroke and backstroke. Finally Zoe Brglez broke 2 school records, beating a 50m freestyle record by 5 seconds, and a 100 IM record by 10 seconds.

Everyone did an awesome job and made PHHS very proud. Way to go Spartans!!

Congrats Wrestlers

Yesterday the PHHS Wrestling team attended it’s third tournament of the year, at St Mary’s, highlighted by some outstanding performances by your fellow Spartans.

Finishing in third place, Aaron Cardinal fought through a tough weight class, winning his final match 11-0, and bringing home the bronze.

Zach Reid also fought hard, in his first tournament of the year, finishing 4^th in his weight class.

Sean De Villa started the day with a huge upset victory over an opponent who many believed would win. Sean showed tremendous heart, and determination, pulling all the stops on his way to victory.

Your Spartans show a lot of promise, and we look forward to seeing what they can do throughout the rest of the season.

Great work Spartans. Get some rest and we will gear up for our meet next Thursday.

Thank you

Thank you to Mrs Watson and all the timers at the swim team yesterday. Your spirit and efficiency was greatly appreciated.

Spirit Week

Spirt week starts Tuesday of next week with a Christmas bake sale @ lunch.

Wednesday is red/green/ugly sweater spirit day.

Thursday is door decorating/human tree home room competition.

Friday afternoon is a movie with hot chocolate and popcorn in the main gym.

Let’s get festive Spartans.

Aqua Man Trip

Who wants to be in class the Friday before Christmas break? Join the Aqua Man Movie Trip, starring Jason Memoa. Friday, December 21 – come to school and jump on the bus at 8:30. See Mrs Harnden in room 221 for permission forms and paying $12 to cash on-line is also available. As Aqua Man says “I’ve worked hard to earn the respect and trust of every living creature beneath the waves and I take my job seriously. So get this through your head, punk. I’m Aqua Man, King of the seven seas”.

Winter Clothing Drive

Monday is the last day to bring in any gently used winter clothing – hats, mitts, scarves, coats and boots. All clothing donations can be dropped off in the career room until Friday. Next week, clothes will be on display for students to browse and take any item they need.

Attention Graduating Students

With less than 2 weeks before the Christmas break, this is a great time to be applying to college or university. Do it NOW, AND BEAT THE January rush. If you need assistance in your application process, see Mr Eves to make an appointment.

Christmas Funnies of the Day

Who is a Christmas tree’s favorite singer?

Spruce Springsteen

And

What did Mrs Claus say to Santa Claus when she up in the in the sky?

Looks like rain, dear!

Senior Spartans

Student One Stop Christmas Shop – TODAY

Come to the main foyer at lunch and start your Christmas shopping. All donated electronics, jewelry, games, CD’s, clothing, decorative items etc. will be displayed for purchase, with no item having more than a $10 price attached, @ lunch today and tomorrow in the main foyer.

Boys Basketball - TODAY

Practice tonight. Games tomorrow in Cobourg vs St Mary’s.

Christmas Spirit Week – BAKE SALE

Tomorrow at lunch in the main foyer.

Senior Girls Volleyball Players

We have an important practice Tuesday after school. This is a must attend. You also have your fees due before Christmas holidays. If you want to play Wednesday you need to attend practice part or in full.

Jr Girls Volleyball Players

Players are minded of their tournament tomorrow in Lindsay. There will be a short practice at lunch today in the main gym to warm up for tomorrow’s game.

Babysitter Needed

Looking for a female babysitter on Tuesday evenings, 6:45 to 10:30 p.m. There is a flat rate pay for the evening. One child (girl), age 9 to care for, reasonably close to PHHS. If interested see Mr Eves for contact information.

Spartan Advisory Council

This is a reminder to members of the Spartan Advisory Council, don’t forget to bring in something for the bake sale TOMORROW.

Spirit Week

Spirt week starts tomorrow with a Christmas bake sale @ lunch.

Wednesday is red/green/ugly sweater spirit day.

Thursday is door decorating/human tree home room competition.

Friday afternoon is a movie with hot chocolate and popcorn in the main gym.

Let’s get festive Spartans.

Aqua Man Trip

Who wants to be in class the Friday before Christmas break? Join the Aqua Man Movie Trip, starring Jason Memoa. Friday, December 21 – come to school and jump on the bus at 8:30. See Mrs Harnden in room 221 for permission forms and paying $12 to cash on-line is also available. As Aqua Man says “I’ve worked hard to earn the respect and trust of every living creature beneath the waves and I take my job seriously. So get this through your head, punk. I’m Aqua Man, King of the seven seas”.

Winter Clothing Drive

Thanks to all who have brought in winter clothing. Items will be available for students to browse on Wednesday and Thursday at lunch in the career room. All remaining clothing will then be delivered to Green Wood Coalition.

Attention Graduating Students

Last week before Christmas break, this is a great time to be applying to college or university. Do it NOW, AND BEAT THE January rush. If you need assistance in your application process, see Mr Eves to make an appointment.

Christmas Funnies of the Day

The Canadian province of Nova Scotia leads the world in exporting lobster, wild blueberries, and Christmas trees

And

The poinsettia, a traditional Christmas flower, originally grew in Mexico, where it is also known as the “Flower of the Holy Night”.

And

What do you get when you combine a Christmas tree with an Ipad?

A Pineapple!

And

What is the name of Santa’s meanest reindeer?

Olive…..”Olive the other reindeer used to laugh and call him names”!

Senior Spartans

Student One Stop Christmas Shop – TODAY

Come to the main foyer at lunch, enjoy baked goods and do some Christmas shopping.   Electronics, jewelry, games, CD’s, clothing, decorative items etc. will be displayed for purchase, with no item having more than a $10 price attached.

Senior Girls Volleyball - TODAY

Reminder of the practice for senior girls volleyball in the north gym – right after school.

Bake Sale - TODAY

Please excuse members of the Spartan Advisory Council, at 10:40 to set up for the bake sale.

Jr Girls Volleyball Players - TODAY

Please excuse the Jr Girls Volleyball players at 11 am today for their tournament in Lindsay today.

Basketball this week

At lunch in the main gym.

Babysitter Needed

Looking for a female babysitter on Tuesday evenings, 6:45 to 10:30 p.m. There is a flat rate pay for the evening. One child (girl), age 9 to care for, reasonably close to PHHS. If interested see Mr Eves for contact information.

Spirit Week

Tomorrow is red/green/ugly sweater spirit day.

Thursday is door decorating/human tree home room competition.

Friday afternoon is a movie with hot chocolate and popcorn in the main gym.

Let’s get festive Spartans.

Winter Clothing Drive

Thanks to all who have brought in winter clothing. Items will be available for students to browse on Wednesday and Thursday at lunch in the career room. All remaining clothing will then be delivered to Green Wood Coalition.

Christmas Funnies of the Day

What do you call a snowman with a stomach like a six pack?

An abdominal snowman

And

Why do Dasher and Dancer love coffee?

Because they’re Santa’s star bucks?

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Interact Club - TODAY

PHHS Rotary Interact Club meeting tonight at 2:45 in the library. We are out in the community collecting food donations. Anyone wishing to help will receive community service hours. Get into that holiday spirit Spartans.

Wrestling Team

Yesterday the Port Hope wrestling team attended the Northern Classic Wrestling Invitational at Port Perry High School. It was a day of ups and downs, with plenty of learning going on. Our team wrestled extremely well, and did an even better job of representing PHHS.

Finishing third place, bringing home a bronze medal, was Zach Reid, Zach fought his way through some tough matches, and solidified his victory skills with a pin in a tied match, with seconds remaining. Nice work, Zach!

Great work Spartans. Remember you need to make weight when we return in the new year!

Jr Girls Volleyball

Yesterday the Jr Girls volleyball team travelled to St Thomas Aquinas for a tournament. Our Lady Spartans had a very strong showing with so many hits and digs, they were on fire. Never out of rotation, always ready to pass. Strong serving by Paige Handley, Abby Teno and Neva Brown. Quick hands at the net by Brooklyn Sleep, Taryn Madill and Kate Mulder. The girls played well and were the loudest to cheer that was clear. Outstanding job ladies. Practice Thursday night after school.

Spirit Week

Tomorrow is door decorating/human tree home room competition.

Friday afternoon is a movie with hot chocolate and popcorn in the main gym.

Let’s get festive Spartans.

Winter Clothing Drive - TODAY

Thanks to all who have brought in winter clothing. Items will be available for students to browse today and tomorrow at lunch in the career room. All remaining clothing will then be delivered to Green Wood Coalition.

Christmas Funnies of the Day

If an athlete gets athlete’s foot, what does an astronaut get?

A Missile Toe

And

Why did the gingerbread man go to the doctor?

He was feeling crummy

Senior Spartans

Door Decorating / Human Tree - TODAY

Door decorating/human tree home room competition and homeroom “human trees” are asked to come to the main foyer at 9:30 for judging.

Movie - TOMORROW

TOMORROW afternoon is a movie with hot chocolate and popcorn in the main gym.

Let’s get festive Spartans.

Christmas Funnies of the Day

Who is Santa’s favorite singer?

Elf-is Presley

And

Did you know that Rudolph the Reindeer never went to school?

He was elf taught.

Senior Spartans

Attention: Potential Graduates

University application deadline in Wednesday, January 16^th, College application deadline is Friday, February 1^st. Apply NOW before the application site gets busy and before you get busy with exam preparation. If you need assistance with application process see Mr Eves.

Spartan Advisory Council Meeting

TOMORROW at 11:10 in the library.

Girls Volleyball Players

There is a practice tomorrow night. Also…all fees must be paid before you travel on Wednesday. If there is an issue, please see Mr Desbarbieux or Ms Watson.

GYM

Monday and Friday this week there is volleyball at lunch in the gym. The gym will be closed Thursday at lunch due to a volleyball tournament. Basketball on Tuesday and Wednesday at lunch.

Did you Know?

By the time a person reaches 70 years old, he or she will have consumed over 12,000 gallons of water.

And

There are more bacteria in a human mouth than there are people in the world.

Senior Spartans

Yearbook - TODAY

There will be a meeting for yearbook today at lunch in room 233.

Senior Girls Volleyball - TODAY

We will be leaving at the end of lunch.  Don’t be late.

Spartan Advisory Council - TODAY

Meeting today at 11:10 in the library.

Interact Club - TODAY

Meeting today at 2:45 in the library.

Pizza, Pizza, Pizza - TOMORROW

We are having a pizza lunch tomorrow - $2.00 at lunch time in room 103 (foods room) will get you one large slice and a drink.  Come on down at the start of lunch.

Attention:  Potential Graduates

University application deadline in Wednesday, January 16^th, College application deadline is Friday, February 1^st.  Apply NOW before the application site gets busy and before you get busy with exam preparation.  If you need assistance with application process see Mr Eves.

Ski/Snowboarding Club

Tomorrow is the first night for the club. Members need to leave class at 2:15 and be ready to get on the bus by 2:25!  Equipment should be stored in room 122, the coop office.  Dress warm it is going to be a cold evening.

Volleyball Referees needed

Referees are needed on Tuesday January 29^th and Thursday January 31^st for the Gr 4 to 6 Girls and Boys Volleyball tournament.  Please see Mrs Watson fi you would like to help.  It is a great way to get community service hours.

A local senior needs help

A local senior is looking for a student to do some wood stacking.  If interested please see Mr Eves for contact information.

Funny Riddles

What two things can you never eat for breakfast?

Lunch or dinner

And

What gets wetter the more it dries?

A towel

Senior Spartans

Pizza, Pizza, Pizza - TODAY

We are having a pizza lunch today - $2.00 at lunch time in room 103 (foods room) will get you one large slice and a drink. Come on down at the start of lunch.

Ski/Snowboarding Club - TODAY

Today is the first night for the club. Members need to leave class at 2:15 and be ready to get on the bus by 2:25! Equipment should be stored in room 122, the coop office. Dress warm it is going to be a cold evening.

Attention: Potential Graduates

University application deadline in Wednesday, January 16^th, College application deadline is Friday, February 1^st. Apply NOW before the application site gets busy and before you get busy with exam preparation. If you need assistance with application process see Mr Eves.

Attention: Potential Graduates

40 hours are needed for your community service involvement in order to graduate. Your hours should be completed by the end of March to ensure your graduation this year. Hand in completed community hours sheets to Mr Eves or Ms Peak in the main office.

Volleyball Referees needed

Referees are needed on Tuesday January 29^th and Thursday January 31^st for the Gr 4 to 6 Girls and Boys Volleyball tournament. Please see Mrs Watson fi you would like to help. It is a great way to get community service hours.

A local senior needs help

A local senior is looking for a student to do some wood stacking. If interested please see Mr Eves for contact information.

Funny Fact

A cloud can weigh more than a million pounds

And

In Switzerland, it’s illegal to own only one guinea pig.

Senior Spartans

Spartan Advisory Council - TODAY

At lunch in the library.

Attention: Potential Graduates

Applying to college, application deadline is Friday February 1. Do the application process before the start of exams. If you need assistance with the application please see Mr Eves.

Greece Trip - TONIGHT

PHHS March 2019 Greece trip parent’s final meeting happening – TONIGHT at 6 p.m. in the library (weather permitting).

Options Sheets for next year

Option sheets for next year are to be returned to your home room teacher by January 24, the first day of exams or sooner, with parent/guardian signature.

YO Mrs Watson

Today the Jr Girls volleyball team consisting of Abby Teno, Amelia Stone, Amy Ingram, Taryn Madill and Neva Brown ATTEMPTED to beat Mrs Watson yes Mrs Watson and her team of one yes one. First game Mrs Watson lost 22 – 25 but came back to slam a win 25-11 and was also victorious in the 3^rd game winning 25-17 to make her the Spartan Champion. Better luck next time ladies.

Driver Education Training

Driver Education training will be offered at Port Hope High School with classes beginning February 25^th. Driver’s Education is available for any KPR students who hold a G1 license. A copy of your G1 must be included with the registration form. Registration forms are in the main office.

Matchmaker Questionnaires

Last call for matchmaker questionnaires. Home room teachers please return all forms (completed and blank) to Mr Eves in the library before the end of period 1.

Funny Fact

The mayor of the Alaskan town, Talkeetna, is called Stubbs and has been mayor since July of 1997. Stubbs is a cat.

And

Approximately 1 million dogs are named the heirs of their owners’ will.

Please be advised that buses are cancelled today, January 24th and as such no exams will take place today.  The exam schedule will be as follows:

Senior Spartans

No Timetable changes TODAY

Students are to follow their timetable today. No course changes TODAY.

Smugglers Notch

Skiers/Snowboarders your last payment is due February 9. Smuggs has 270 inches of snow so far!!!

Reminder to ALL Students

Any outstanding option sheets for next year are to be returned to Mr Eves by the end of TODAY. Course selections for next year will take place starting tomorrow.

Spartan Advisory Council

Meeting tomorrow at lunch in the Library.

“Winter Wonderland Dance”

Friday, February 8 from 7 to 10. Pre-sales on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of this week @ lunch in the main foyer – cost $10 with student card, $15 without.

Attention: Potential Graduates

Community Service Hours are required to graduate. If you have less than 40, time to complete them is now. Please complete hours before the end of March, to guarantee they are entered into our system for graduation.

Driver Education Training

Driver Education training will be offered at Port Hope High School with classes beginning February 25^th. Driver’s Education is available for any KPR students who hold a G1 license. A copy of your G1 must be included with the registration form. Registration forms are in the main office.

Funny Facts

Plutonium – was the first man-made element by University of Chicago scientists Glenn Seaborg and his colleagues in 1942. Put that your flux capacitor “DOC”.

And

Leonardo da Vinci could write with one hand and draw with the other at the same time, and he invented the scissors. Left and right handed ones I hope.

Senior Spartans

Report Cards - TODAY

Report Cards will be handed out to students during first period today. Students with first period spare can pick up their report cards in the office.

Grade 12 Biology Students - TODAY

See Mrs Coughler in room 235 period 1 today to quickly discuss project topics.

Greece Trip Meeting - TODAY

We need to finalize details for our March 9 departure. Room 221 at lunch today.

“Winter Wonderland Dance” - TONIGHT

Friday, February 8 from 7 to 10. Cost $10 with student card, $15 without. Guests must be signed in before the end of lunch today.  Sign in book is located on the counter in the main office.

Jr & Sr Girls Volleyball

The Girls travelled to Campbellford for the Kawartha Qualifiers where they came up against some tough competition. The Jr Girls ended their season on a high note, not by coming out on top but by coming together as a team, by improving their skills by leaps and bounds. Sarah Clark, whose overhand serve would go full force into the bleachers or wall was low, powerful and deep on Tuesday, Ava Munro also improved her serving; her serves would hit the ceiling each time but not Tuesday her serves too were low and in play. Avery Drummond built confidence to serve overhand when faced with tough defenders and spike at the net, Amy Ingram made amazing blocks which in the past were few and far between. Nevaeh Ernst was able to harness her energy and bump the ball up nicely for our setters and remain out of our setters way all but once. Paige Handley would have been a nice addition to the team on Tuesday but she was competing on the slopes with our Alpine Ski team. Even our starting 5 Brooklyn Sleep, Taryn Madill, Abby Teno, Neva Brown and Amelie Stone won. Each individual finally tuned their skills whether it was picking up the rotation, making amazing digs – Brooklyn, solid spikes or just learning to play with each other on the court. We all came out on top and finished strong. So proud of our Spartans! Loved the chocolates and donuts too!

The following students please return your uniform to Mrs Watson ASAP – Taryn Madill, Paige Handley, Kate Mulder, Emma Treney and Kaitlyn Thompson.

Sign up for new clubs, sports, activities

February 14^th Valentine’s Day what a great day for LOVE. The LOVE of sports and clubs. That’s right Thursday at lunch in the main foyer come out and sign up for our Spring Season, check out our new clubs, activities and teams, give your ideas or feedback to student government. Like arts and crafts then sign up for the club with Mrs Gavel and Ms Corrigan, enjoy music then sign up and see Mr Vining about the opportunities that await. Interested in Badminton sign up for that too, better yet all are welcome, staff and students, yes staff are invited as well to open badminton in the gym Wednesday after school 2:30 – 4:00. Baseball, soccer, track come to the foyer at lunch on Thursday and find your LOVE!

Course Selection

Course selection for next year will occur during the next 3 days during periods 3 and 4. Grade 11 students TODAY and Grade 12 students on Monday. Please wait for the call down to room 235.

Attention: Potential Graduates

Community Service Hours are required to graduate. If you have less than 40, time to complete them is now. Please complete hours before the end of March, to guarantee they are entered into our system for graduation.

Driver Education Training

Driver Education training will be offered at Port Hope High School with classes beginning February 25^th. Driver’s Education is available for any KPR students who hold a G1 license. A copy of your G1 must be included with the registration form. Registration forms are in the main office.

Funny Facts

Your stomach produces a new layer of mucus every two weeks – otherwise it will digest itself.

And

Camels have three eyelids to protect themselves from blowing sand.

Senior Spartans

Cap and Gown Form - TODAY

The green cap and gown form went out in homeroom today, if you have a period 1 spare please come to the office to pick up your form.

Spartan Advisor Council

Very important meeting TOMORROW at lunch in the library.

Boys Basketball

Please return your uniforms in room 124 as soon as possible.

Matchmakers are In!!!

On sale TOMORROW at lunch in the main foyer. Candy grams and roses on sale at lunch TOMORROW in the main foyer. Matchmakers $3, Candy grams $3, Roses $5. Buy that special someone a rose or candy gram or both.

Sign up for new clubs, sports, activities

February 14^th Valentine’s Day what a great day for LOVE. The LOVE of sports and clubs. That’s right Thursday at lunch in the main foyer come out and sign up for our Spring Season, check out our new clubs, activities and teams, give your ideas or feedback to student government. Like arts and crafts then sign up for the club with Mrs Gavel and Ms Corrigan, enjoy music then sign up and see Mr Vining about the opportunities that await. Interested in Badminton sign up for that too, better yet all are welcome, staff and students, yes staff are invited as well to open badminton in the gym Wednesday after school 2:30 – 4:00. Baseball, soccer, track come to the foyer at lunch on Thursday and find your LOVE!

Yearbook

There will be a meeting for yearbook Wednesday at lunch in room 233.

Attention: Potential Graduates

Community Service Hours are required to graduate. If you have less than 40, time to complete them is now. Please complete hours before the end of March, to guarantee they are entered into our system for graduation.

Driver Education Training

Driver Education training will be offered at Port Hope High School with classes beginning February 25^th. Driver’s Education is available for any KPR students who hold a G1 license. A copy of your G1 must be included with the registration form. Registration forms are in the main office.

Funny Facts about Coffee

It’s the world’s 2^nd largest traded commodity. Crude oil is first. It’s the most beloved beverage over water. It’s worth is over $100 billion worldwide.

And

The longer that coffee beans have been roasted – the healthier they are. Decaffeinated coffee comes from the chemical progress where the caffeine is taken out of the beans. The caffeine is the often sold to Coca-Cola.

Senior Spartans

Matchmakers are In!!!

Matchmakers are in!!!! On sale, TODAY and TOMORROW at lunch in the main foyer for only $3.00.

Sign up for new clubs, sports, activities

Love is in the air today at lunch in the main foyer. The love of spring sports and activities.

Attention: Graduating Students

Photo Retake Day is Wednesday, February 20^th. Please sign up the main office.

Course Selections for next year

Students who have not entered course selections for 2019-2020 will be called out over the next 2 days to complete the selection process. Thank you for your patience with this time sensitive matter.

Attention: Potential Graduates

Community Service Hours are required to graduate. If you have less than 40, time to complete them is now. Please complete hours before the end of March, to guarantee they are entered into our system for graduation.

School Reach - TODAY

School Reach practice at lunch in the resource room in preparation for tomorrow’s tournament here at PHHS.

Library closed - TOMORROW

This is a reminder to all staff and students that the library is closed until the end of lunch tomorrow for School Reach.

Funny Facts about Valentine’s Day

About 1 billion Valentine’s Day cards are exchanged each year. This makes it the second largest seasonal card sending time of the year, Christmas is the largest.

And

On average, there are 220,000 wedding proposals on Valentine’s Day each year.

Senior Spartans

You miss it

Missed picking up your Valentine match maker or signing up for spring activities well you’re in luck. Come out to the main foyer today at lunch. Remember to pick up a permission form for badminton and baseball if you are interested try outs and practices start soon.

Matchmakers!!!

On sale TODAY, at lunch in the main foyer for only $3.00.

Attention: Graduating Students

Photo Retake Day is Wednesday, February 20^th. Please sign up the main office.

Attention: Potential Graduates

Community Service Hours are required to graduate. If you have less than 40, time to complete them is now. Please complete hours before the end of March, to guarantee they are entered into our system for graduation.

School Reach - TODAY

School Reach practice at lunch in the resource room in preparation for tomorrow’s tournament here at PHHS.

Funny Facts about Coffee

Coffee beans are only called “beans” because of the resemblance – they’re actually berries.

And

It is believed that coffee was discovered by a goat herder who noticed the goats became extremely energetic after eating certain berries.

Senior Spartans

Gym is closed

Today at lunch and will reopen tomorrow.

Spartan Advisory Council

Meeting TODAY at lunch in the library.

PHHS Rotary Interact Club

Members must see Mr Eves TODAY, to obtain their consent form for Friday’s Relay trip.

Photo Retake Day - TOMORROW

Photo Retake Day is Wednesday, February 20^th. Please sign up the main office.

Trent University Open House

Whether you’ve already accepted an offer, or you’re still exploring your university options, Trent University invites you to attend their Open House events. Saturday, March 9 at the Durham GTA campus, and Friday, March 15 at the Peterborough campus. You can take a tour, attend a mini lecture, and meet with students, profs, admissions, staff and more. By attending you’ll also be entered to WIN YOUR FIRST-YEAR TUITION…..FREE! Register now at trentu.ca/openhouse.

Like Arts and Crafts

Come out to Arts and Crafts club Thursdays at lunch in the library. It’s a great way to beat the winter blahs! See Mrs Gavel or Ms Corrigan for more info.

Yearbook

There will be a yearbook meeting Wednesday at lunch in room 233.

Matchmakers

Only 2 days left for Matchmakers!! On sale TODAY and TOMORROW at lunch in the main foyer for only $3.00.

Attention: Potential Graduates

Community Service Hours are required to graduate. If you have less than 40, time to complete them is now. Please complete hours before the end of March, to guarantee they are entered into our system for graduation.

Funny Facts about Coffee

The world’s most caffeinated country? Finland! Finnish drinkers manage to consume almost three times as much coffee as Americans each year.

And

The record holder for the title “oldest cat ever” – a cat names Crème Puff – lived to be 38 years and three days old. She drank coffee every morning of her life.

Senior Spartans

Grad Photos Retakes - TODAY

Grad photo retakes are today. Please come to the office if you would like to sign up.

Graduates

Grad cap and gown forms are due back to the office by Thursday, February 28^th.

Spartan Advisory Council - TODAY

Important Spartan Advisory Council, who are involved with Coldest Night of the Year, meeting TODAY at lunch in the library.

PHHS Rotary Interact Club - TODAY

Meeting TODAY at 2:45 in the library.

Yearbook - TODAY

There will be a yearbook meeting Wednesday at lunch in room 233.

Matchmakers - TODAY

Only 1 day left for Matchmakers!! On sale at lunch in the main foyer for only $3.00.

Smuggler’s Notch Skiers/Snowboarders

There is a meeting tomorrow at 11:15 in room 151. Attendance is mandatory.

RONA is hiring

RONA in Port Hope is hiring! On Saturday, February 23^rd there is a hiring Open House. Stop by, bring your resume and check out this job opportunity. Check out the advertising poster on Edsby School Talk for more info.

Trent University Open House

Whether you’ve already accepted an offer, or you’re still exploring your university options, Trent University invites you to attend their Open House events. Saturday, March 9 at the Durham GTA campus, and Friday, March 15 at the Peterborough campus. You can take a tour, attend a mini lecture, and meet with students, profs, admissions, staff and more. By attending you’ll also be entered to WIN YOUR FIRST-YEAR TUITION…..FREE! Register now at trentu.ca/open house.

Like Arts and Crafts

Come out to Arts and Crafts club Thursdays at lunch in the library. It’s a great way to beat the winter blahs! See Mrs Gavel or Ms Corrigan for more info.

Attention: Potential Graduates

Community Service Hours are required to graduate. If you have less than 40, time to complete them is now. Please complete hours before the end of March, to guarantee they are entered into our system for graduation.

Funny Facts about Coffee

A French doctor in the 1                600s suggested Café Au Laits for patients, inspiring people to begin adding milk to coffee.

And

The first webcam was invented at the University of Cambridge to let people know if the coffee pot was full or not.

Senior Spartans

COSSA Swimming

The PHHS Spartans had an amazing day at COSSA swimming championships yesterday. All of the swimmers got personal best times. Congratulations Spartans!! Good luck at OFSAA.

Thank you to Mrs Watson and the PHHS timing crew for their hard work to keep the meet running smoothly.

Like Arts and Crafts - TODAY

February got you feeling blah? come out to Arts and Crafts club! First meeting is today at lunch in the library. We are making gecko key chains.

Skiers and Snowboarders - TODAY

Students going skiing or snowboarding must leave class no later than 2 pm. The bus leaves the school at 2:10 sharp.

Graduates

Grad cap and gown forms are due back to the office by Thursday, February 28^th.

Mark it on the Calendar

Wednesday, February 27, PHHS and Dr Hawkins are hosting a Mental Health Fair in the PHHS main gym. The Mental Health Fair is a great opportunity for students to get connected with some of our community agencies. Students will be asked to fill out a questionnaires. The class that has the most answers correct will win a pizza party.

RONA is hiring

RONA in Port Hope is hiring! On Saturday, February 23^rd there is a hiring Open House. Stop by, bring your resume and check out this job opportunity. Check out the advertising poster on Edsby School Talk for more info.

Trent University Open House

Whether you’ve already accepted an offer, or you’re still exploring your university options, Trent University invites you to attend their Open House events. Saturday, March 9 at the Durham GTA campus, and Friday, March 15 at the Peterborough campus. You can take a tour, attend a mini lecture, and meet with students, profs, admissions, staff and more. By attending you’ll also be entered to WIN YOUR FIRST-YEAR TUITION…..FREE! Register now at trentu.ca/open house.

Attention: Potential Graduates

Community Service Hours are required to graduate. If you have less than 40, time to complete them is now. Please complete hours before the end of March, to guarantee they are entered into our system for graduation.

Funny Facts about Coffee

Coffee is most effective if consumed between 9:30 am and 11:30 a.m.

And

The world consumes close to 2.25 billion cups of coffee every day.

Senior Spartans

Graduates

Grad cap and gown forms are due back to the office by Thursday, February 28^th.

Community Service Hours are required to graduate. If you have less than 40, time to complete them is now. Please complete hours before the end of March, to guarantee they are entered into our system for graduation.

Formal

Any graduating student interested in helping with Formal 2019, there is a meeting TODAY at lunch in the Library.

Mark it on the Calendar

Wednesday, February 27, PHHS and Dr Hawkins are hosting a Mental Health Fair in the PHHS main gym. The Mental Health Fair is a great opportunity for students to get connected with some of our community agencies. Students will be asked to fill out a questionnaires. The class that has the most answers correct will win a pizza party.

RONA is hiring

RONA in Port Hope is hiring! On Saturday, February 23^rd there is a hiring Open House. Stop by, bring your resume and check out this job opportunity. Check out the advertising poster on Edsby School Talk for more info.

Trent University Open House

Whether you’ve already accepted an offer, or you’re still exploring your university options, Trent University invites you to attend their Open House events. Saturday, March 9 at the Durham GTA campus, and Friday, March 15 at the Peterborough campus. You can take a tour, attend a mini lecture, and meet with students, profs, admissions, staff and more. By attending you’ll also be entered to WIN YOUR FIRST-YEAR TUITION…..FREE! Register now at trentu.ca/open house.

Funny Facts about Coffee

Drinking a cup of caffeinated coffee significantly improves your blood flow.

And

One of the world’s most expensive coffee brands is made from the dung of Thai elephants.

Senior Spartans

PHHS won the Willow Beach Naturalist Award

PHHS won for the second year in a row. This money will help us build the Community Garden in the spring.

Are you interested in making PHHS more green? Do you want to help save the Earth? Come to the Environmental Club meeting in room 229 at beginning of lunch Wednesday.

Snacks for sale - TODAY

Just a reminder the Gatorade, chips and water are for sale outside the main gym today. Items are NOT free and need to be paid for. Please be respectful to the ladies working at the table.

Graduates

Grad cap and gown forms are due back to the office by Thursday, February 28^th.

Community Service Hours are required to graduate. If you have less than 40, time to complete them is now. Please complete hours before the end of March, to guarantee they are entered into our system for graduation.

Prom – Save the Date – Prom 2019 at Dalewood – Friday, May 24 from 6:30 to 10:30. Cost is $85 per person. Tickets on sale March 26 to April 18 at lunch in the main foyer.

Spartan Advisory Council - TODAY

At lunch in the library.

Yearbook - TOMORROW

There will be a yearbook meeting Wednesday at lunch in room 233.

Fleming college - TOMORROW

All students going to Fleming College for their SHSM certs must be here tomorrow morning at 7:40. The bus leaves at 7:45 sharpe.

Smuggler’s Notch - TOMORROW

Ski/Snowboarders are leaving tomorrow at 12:30. Bring all luggage to tech office by 8:00 am to be locked.

Badminton Try Outs - TOMORROW

After school

Athletic Orders

Athletic clothing orders due Wednesday to Mrs Watson. Order forms in the main office.

Mark it on the Calendar

Wednesday, February 27, PHHS and Dr Hawkins are hosting a Mental Health Fair in the PHHS main gym. The Mental Health Fair is a great opportunity for students to get connected with some of our community agencies. Students will be asked to fill out a questionnaires. The class that has the most answers correct will win a pizza party.

Trent University Open House

Whether you’ve already accepted an offer, or you’re still exploring your university options, Trent University invites you to attend their Open House events. Saturday, March 9 at the Durham GTA campus, and Friday, March 15 at the Peterborough campus. You can take a tour, attend a mini lecture, and meet with students, profs, admissions, staff and more. By attending you’ll also be entered to WIN YOUR FIRST-YEAR TUITION…..FREE! Register now at trentu.ca/open house.

Interesting Facts

You cannot smell when you’re sleeping, as your olfactory sense shut down.

And

If an electric current is applied to a pickle, it will glow in the dark. The salty water inside it acts as a conductor.

Senior Spartans

Graduates

Grad cap and gown forms are due back to the office by Thursday, February 28^th.

Community Service Hours are required to graduate. If you have less than 40, time to complete them is now. Please complete hours before the end of March, to guarantee they are entered into our system for graduation.

Prom – Save the Date – Prom 2019 at Dalewood – Friday, May 24 from 6:30 to 10:30. Cost is $85 per person. Tickets on sale March 26 to April 18 at lunch in the main foyer.

PHHS Rotary Interact - TODAY

PHHS Rotary Interact Club meeting at 2:45 in the library.

Yearbook - TODAY

There will be a yearbook meeting at lunch in room 233.

Badminton Try Outs - TODAY

After school

Athletic Orders

Athletic clothing orders due Wednesday to Mrs Watson. Order forms in the main office.

Mark it on the Calendar - TODAY

Wednesday, February 27, PHHS and Dr Hawkins are hosting a Mental Health Fair in the PHHS main gym. The Mental Health Fair is a great opportunity for students to get connected with some of our community agencies. Students will be asked to fill out a questionnaires. The class that has the most answers correct will win a pizza party.

Trent University Open House

Whether you’ve already accepted an offer, or you’re still exploring your university options, Trent University invites you to attend their Open House events. Saturday, March 9 at the Durham GTA campus, and Friday, March 15 at the Peterborough campus. You can take a tour, attend a mini lecture, and meet with students, profs, admissions, staff and more. By attending you’ll also be entered to WIN YOUR FIRST-YEAR TUITION…..FREE! Register now at trentu.ca/open house.

Interesting Facts

The sun’s diameter is 400 times larger than that of the moon. It is also 400 times farther away from Earth. This is why both the sun and the moon appear the same size in the sky.

And

A dog’s nose print is like a human being’s fingerprint – no two are alike.

Senior Spartans

Graduates – DUE TODAY

Grad cap and gown forms are due back to the office by TODAY.

Community Service Hours are required to graduate. If you have less than 40, time to complete them is now. Please complete hours before the end of March, to guarantee they are entered into our system for graduation.

Prom – Save the Date – Prom 2019 at Dalewood – Friday, May 24 from 6:30 to 10:30. Cost is $85 per person. Tickets on sale March 26 to April 18 at lunch in the main foyer.

Formal Meeting - TODAY

Formal meeting at lunch in the library.

Interesting Facts

Cows are (surprisingly) deadlier than sharks! On average, a cow kills 22 people every year, by stomping or goring. On the other hand, sharks kill only about four people on average every year.

And

Lighters were invented in 1823, three years before the first matchstick.

Senior Spartans

Good luck OFSAA Swimmers

Good luck to Abby Teno, Zoe Brglez, Darlene Nassak, Valerie McKay, Michelle Cowan and Curtis Stender. They compete at OFSAA swimming the next 2 days.

Environmental Club - TODAY

Teenagers are important advocates for the well-being of our environment. So come out and join the environment club at lunch today in Mrs Coughler’s room.

Final Greece Trip Meeting – TOMORROW

Tomorrow at lunch. It’s essential you be there. Room 221. We depart for Greece Saturday!!!!

Potential Graduates

Community Service Hours are required to graduate. If you have less than 40, time to complete them is now. Please complete hours before the end of March, to guarantee they are entered into our system for graduation.

Prom – Save the Date – Prom 2019 at Dalewood – Friday, May 24 from 6:30 to 10:30. Cost is $85 per person. Tickets on sale March 26 to April 18 at lunch in the main foyer.

Huge Success

Our Mental Health Fair was a huge success! Thank you to all those who participated!

Congratulations to Mr Demill’s period 2 class for winning the mental health fair questionnaire. Ms Robertson will be in touch shortly to arrange your pizza party.

Also, congratulations to Taryn Madill, her name was drawn and she won a police bag full of swag. Taryn you can pick it up at the office.

Interesting Facts

Around 96 percent of the universe is invisible. The only things we can see through our naked eyes or telescopes are the planets and stars, which comprise very little.

And

On average, a photon (basic unit that makes up all light) takes several thousands of years to reach the sun’s surface from its core. However, it takes them a little over eight minutes to travel from the surface to our planet.

Senior Spartans

Good luck OFSAA Swimmers

Good luck to Abby Teno, Zoe Brglez, Darlene Nassak, Valerie McKay, Michelle Cowan and Curtis Stender. They compete at OFSAA swimming the next 2 days.

Spartan Advisory Council

There is NO Spartan Advisory Council meeting TODAY. We will have our next meeting after the March Break. Bring plans for our Spring Semi-Formal which is on Friday, March 29^th from 7 to 10 p.m.

Final Greece Trip Meeting – TODAY

Today at lunch. It’s essential you be there. Room 221. We depart for Greece Saturday!!!!

Potential Graduates

Community Service Hours are required to graduate. If you have less than 40, time to complete them is now. Please complete hours before the end of March, to guarantee they are entered into our system for graduation.

Prom – Save the Date – Prom 2019 at Dalewood – Friday, May 24 from 6:30 to 10:30. Cost is $85 per person. Tickets on sale March 26 to April 18 at lunch in the main foyer.

Interesting Facts

More Monopoly money is printed each year than real currency. Parker Brothers, the company behind the monopoly game, prints a whopping $30 billion worth of its fake currency every year.

And

The little dot above a lowercase “i” and “j” has a name. The small dot is called a “tittle”, which could be a combination of the words “tiny” and “little”.

The Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board (KPR) wants to hear from parents, students, staff and community members on how to refresh programming at Port Hope High School.

Everyone in the community is invited to attend:

WHAT:           Public Meeting

WHERE:         Port Hope High School

WHEN:           Wednesday, March 20 (Please note new date) - 6:30-8:30 p.m.

WHY:                To suggest ways to enhance and refresh programming and services at PHHS, to ensure the best possible educational experience for current & future students.

Everyone is welcome at the meeting, originally scheduled for March 19.  Pre-registration is not required.

KPR senior administrators will present information on the variety of programming already in place at the school, and gather input from stakeholders on the best ways to keep the school vital and fresh. 

In addition to the meeting, KPR also is collecting input from the community through an online survey.  It will remain open at https://goo.gl/forms/7Vif7eDMZMXIxhhX2 until the end of March.

Senior Spartans

Congrats to our OFSAA Swimmers

Valerie McKay got 5^th, Curtis Stender got 7^th and Darlene Nassak got 9^th in the back stroke. Michelle Cowan was PHHS top finisher in 50 freestyle with 11^th Way to go Spartans!!!

PHHS Rotary Interact Club – TODAY

Meeting today at 2:45 in the library.

Yearbook Meeting – TODAY

There will be a yearbook meeting today at lunch in room 233.

Girls Volleyball

The following girls still owe volleyball uniforms or knee pads to Mrs Watson ASAP. Paige Handley, Taryn Madill, Kaitlyn Thompson and Emma Treney.

Potential Graduates

Community Service Hours are required to graduate. If you have less than 40, time to complete them is now. Please complete hours before the end of March, to guarantee they are entered into our system for graduation.

Prom – Save the Date – Prom 2019 at Dalewood – Friday, May 24 from 6:30 to 10:30. Cost is $85 per person. Tickets on sale March 26 to April 18 at lunch in the main foyer.

Interesting Facts

A group of hippos is called a “bloat”.

And

The most common password of 2018 was “123456”. The second most common password was the word “password”.

Senior Spartans

HAVE A SAFE AND HAPPY MARCH BREAK!!!

Every Student Matters Census – TODAY

Any students who have not completed the Every Student Matters Census should see Mrs Gavel in the library right after announcements.

Arts & Crafts Club – TODAY

Meets today at lunch in the library. New members welcome.

Potential Graduates

Community Service Hours are required to graduate. If you have less than 40, time to complete them is now. Please complete hours before the end of March, to guarantee they are entered into our system for graduation.

Prom – Save the Date – Prom 2019 at Dalewood – Friday, May 24 from 6:30 to 10:30. Cost is $85 per person. Tickets on sale March 26 to April 18 at lunch in the main foyer.

Interesting Facts

The name for the shape of a pringle is called a “hyperbolic Paraboloid”

And

A duel between 3 people is called a “truel”.

Senior Spartans

Environment Club – TODAY

Teenagers are an important advocate for the well-being of our environmental. So come out and join the Environment Club at lunch today in Mrs Coughler’s room!

Spartan Advisory Council Meeting

Important Spartan Advisory Council meeting tomorrow at lunch in the library. We have a semi to prepare for.

Spring Semi – Friday, March 29

Spring Semi – 7 to 10 p.m. Cost is $10 with student card, $15 without. Advanced sales next week on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday at lunch in the main foyer. Tickets at the door will be $20. Guests must be signed in Wednesday, March 27 at 2:30. Book is located on the counter in main office.

Badminton Tryouts

Okay Spartans welcome back from a much needed break. It’s time to get back at it. Interested in playing badminton come to tryouts Tuesday and Thursday after school.

Baseball Practice

Interested in baseball then come out to our first practice Wednesday at lunch. Bring your glove.

Potential Graduates

Community Service Hours are required to graduate. If you have less than 40, time to complete them is now. Please complete hours before the end of March, to guarantee they are entered into our system for graduation.

Prom – Save the Date – Prom 2019 at Dalewood – Friday, May 24 from 6:30 to 10:30. Cost is $85 per person. Tickets on sale March 26 to April 18 at lunch in the main foyer.

Interesting Facts

Most car horns honk in the key of F.

And

Only female mosquitos bite, and most are attracted to the color blue, twice as much as any other color.

Senior Spartans

Lost and Found

Please check the table outside of the main office for any lost items.

Spartan Advisory Council Meeting - TODAY

Important Spartan Advisory Council meeting today at lunch in the library. Come with your ideas so we can prepare for semi.

Beach Volleyball - TODAY

Beach volleyball brief meeting today at lunch in the main gym stage side.

Spring Semi – Friday, March 29

Spring Semi – 7 to 10 p.m. Cost is $10 with student card, $15 without. Advanced sales next week on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday at lunch in the main foyer. Tickets at the door will be $20. Guests must be signed in Wednesday, March 27 at 2:30. Book is located on the counter in main office.

Badminton Tryouts - TODAY

Okay Spartans welcome back from a much needed break. It’s time to get back at it. Interested in playing badminton come to tryouts today and Thursday after school.

Yearbook

There will be a yearbook meeting tomorrow at lunch in room 233.

Baseball Practice

Interested in baseball then come out to our first practice Wednesday at lunch. Bring your glove.

Potential Graduates

Community Service Hours are required to graduate. If you have less than 40, time to complete them is now. Please complete hours before the end of March, to guarantee they are entered into our system for graduation.

Prom – Save the Date – Prom 2019 at Dalewood – Friday, May 24 from 6:30 to 10:30. Cost is $85 per person. Tickets on sale March 26 to April 18 at lunch in the main foyer. Blue formal agreement forms must be signed and returned before ticket(s) can be purchased. Forms are available from your home room teacher or Mr Eves if you have a period 1 spare.

Interesting Facts

In a lifetime the average human produces enough saliva to fill 2 swimming pools.

And

More than 2 billion pencils are manufactured each year in the United States. If these were laid end to end they would circle the world nine times.

Senior Spartans

Lost and Found

Please check the table outside of the main office for any lost items.

Rotary Interact Club Meeting – TODAY

Meeting today at 2:45 in the library. New members welcome.

Arts and Crafts Club - TOMORROW

Thursday at lunch in the library. New members always welcome.

Spring Semi – Friday, March 29

Spring Semi – 7 to 10 p.m. Cost is $10 with student card, $15 without. Advanced sales next week on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday at lunch in the main foyer. Tickets at the door will be $20. Guests must be signed in Wednesday, March 27 at 2:30. Book is located on the counter in main office.

Badminton Tryouts - TODAY

Okay Spartans welcome back from a much needed break. It’s time to get back at it. Interested in playing badminton come to tryouts today and Thursday after school.

Yearbook - TODAY

There will be a yearbook meeting at lunch in room 233.

Baseball Tryouts - TODAY

A reminder of baseball tryouts at lunch in the main gym.

Potential Graduates

Community Service Hours are required to graduate. If you have less than 40, time to complete them is now. Please complete hours before the end of March, to guarantee they are entered into our system for graduation.

Prom – Save the Date – Prom 2019 at Dalewood – Friday, May 24 from 6:30 to 10:30. Cost is $85 per person. Tickets on sale March 26 to April 18 at lunch in the main foyer. Blue formal agreement forms must be signed and returned before ticket(s) can be purchased. Forms are available from your home room teacher or Mr Eves if you have a period 1 spare.

Interesting Facts

You burn more calories sleeping than you do watching TV.

And

Golf courses cover 4% of North America.

Senior Spartans

Report Cards Issued - TODAY

Students with a first period spare can pick up their report card in the office.

Arts and Crafts Club - TODAY

At lunch in the library. New members always welcome.

Formal Committee Meeting - TOMORROW

At lunch in the library.

Spring Semi – Friday, March 29

Spring Semi – 7 to 10 p.m. Cost is $10 with student card, $15 without. Advanced sales next week on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday at lunch in the main foyer. Tickets at the door will be $20. Guests must be signed in Wednesday, March 27 at 2:30. Book is located on the counter in main office.

Track and Field Practices

Start next week – Monday, Tuesday and Thursday after school. Pick up permission forms in room 229, Mrs Coughler’s class at lunch today.

Formal

Formal 2019 at Dalewood – Friday, May 24 from 6:30 to 10:30. Cost is $85 per person. Tickets on sale March 26 to April 18 at lunch in the main foyer. Blue formal agreement forms must be signed and returned before ticket(s) can be purchased. Forms are available from your home room teacher or Mr Eves if you have a period 1 spare.

Any student/guest attending Formal this year must return the signed blue Formal agreement form before ticket(s) can be purchased. Please return signed forms to Mr Eves. Extra forms are available in the main office or from Mr Eves.

Potential Graduates

Community Service Hours are required to graduate. If you have less than 40, time to complete them is now. Please complete hours before the end of March, to guarantee they are entered into our system for graduation.

Interesting Facts

Every time you lick a stamp, you consume 1/10 of a calorie.

And

A giraffe can go without water longer than a camel.

REPORT CARDS

Students with a first period spare can pick up their report cards in the office.

WORLD WATER DAY

Today is World Water Day!  Billions of people are still living without safe water in their schools, homes, workplaces and farms.  The Spartan's Environmental Club encourages you to think about the ways you use water and appreciate all of the fresh water we have access to in Canada.  Join the conversation Monday's at Lunch in Room 229.

SPRING SEMI

 Spring Semi next Friday 7pm to 10pm.  Cost is $10 with student card and $15 without.  Advanced sales next week on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at lunch in the main foyer.  Tickets at the door will be $20.  Guest sign-in book is located in the main office until Wednesday at 2:30pm

PROM 2019 @ DALEWOOD - FRIDAY MAY 24. 

Cost is $85 per person.  Tickets on sale March 26 - April 18 at lunch in the main foyer.  Blue Formal Agreement forms must be signed and returned before ticket(s) can be purchased.  Forms are available from your home room teacher, main office or Mr. Eves.

COMMUNITY HRS

Reminder to all Potential Graduates, one more week for your 40 hrs of community involvement which should be completed and handed in by the end of March.

TRACK AND FIELD