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EXAMS CONTINUE
The exam schedules have been distributed to students before the Christmas break. Extras are available in the main office. Final exams start on Friday January 27 until Thursday February 2, 2012. P.A. Day is on Friday February 3rd and Semester 2 begins on Monday February 6, 2012.
Snow Days/Exam Schedule and February PA Day
If any WRDSB buses are cancelled in any geographic areas of the Waterloo Region, the exam schedule in all secondary schools will be postponed. All exams will be "SHIFTED" one day (i.e. Exams scheduled for Fri Jan 27 will be postponed to Monday Jan 30, Monday's exams postponed to Tuesday, Tuesday's exams postponed to Wednesday, Wednesday's exams postponed to Thursday.
The February 3rd P.A. day will NOT be moved if a snow day occurs leading up to this date.
ATTENTION: ALL STAFF AND STUDENTS! The Learning Centre wants YOU! The Learning Centre isnow open every day at lunch hour - for the whole lunch hour. Students who need to complete assignments, do their homework, use a computer to do a project or assignment, or just want a quiet place to read a book - feel free to go to Room 307 any day during lunch. All are welcome! Come and check it out!!
Graduation 2011 - Congratulations to all graduating students!! Diplomas can now be picked up at the main office.
Student Drop off
Parents/Guardians/Drivers are reminded that if you are dropping your student off at the school to PLEASE drop them off in the second parking lot. The first parking lot is designated for school bus drop off. If we all follow this rule, we will certainly prevent traffic chaos at the front of the school. Thanks for your continued support!!
Allergy Alert
A new substitute peanut butter product is being marketed to consumers as a safe alternative for children to bring to schools in place of peanut butter. The Waterloo Region District School Board asks that parents refrain from including these kinds of products in your child's lunches or snacks.
These products tend to taste, look and smell very much like peanut butter. While the product is nut free, it mimics a known allergen that causes anaphylaxis in some children to the degree that it is indistinguishable from the allergen. It is a convincing substitute, opening up the possibility that it can be confused as peanut butter, or worse yet, peanut butter could be confused as this soy-based product.
The safety and health of our students is first priority, which is why our schools have procedures in place to minimize risk of anaphylaxis reactions to our students. We sincerely appreciate your co-operation in avoiding the use of these products to assist in our continued efforts to create a safe, caring and inclusive learning environment for all students.
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