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May 2017 Newsletter

www.winnipegsd.ca/schools/mulvey Twitter @mulveywsd

Peter Correia - Principal Stacie Edgar - Vice Principal

Please join us for Mulvey’s Annual Year End Celebration Barbeque

Thursday, June 1, 2017

In this issue …

Pg. 2 Mulvey Moments

Pg. 10 Envision Festival of the Arts

Pg. 11 Nursery & Kindergarten Applic.

Pg. 16 Calendar & Upcoming Events

Dear Parents/Guardians:

Congratulations to the entire school, it was another amazing month and we have much to celebrate and be proud of. I want to commend both staff and students for a job well done! Some of the highlights included: The Mulvey Students participating and contributing at the Everybody has the Right Conference. I am very proud of our students, I received many positive comments. I congratulate our students on bringing their voices to the conference and helping to create a more vibrant, inclusive, healthy and peaceful community. May is another busy month. This month, we will begin looking at our staffing and school plans for the 2017 - 2018 school year. A big congratulations to Adrianna who represented Mulvey so very well at both the Winnipeg and Science Fair Symposiums, winning awards at both. Way to go, we are all very proud of you! I would also like to take a moment to remind all students, parents, community members and staff that we are still selling Spring Raffle tickets. All proceeds will go directly back into student and school programming. Your efforts and support are greatly appreciated. Please remind your children to stay away from the river - it is not a safe place to play around. I would like to extend an invitation to everyone who is a part of the Mulvey School Learning Community to join us in celebrating another successful year. The Celebration BBQ will be on June 1st. Please mark your calendars. Please take a moment to visit our school website the students and staff have been posting some of their amazing work on the site https://www.winnipegsd.ca/schools/mulvey

Mr. P. Correia, Principal

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April Acts of Recognition

Courage Honesty Humility Wisdom Respect Truth Love

12 8 12 20 16 6 19

Acts of Recognition (AoRs) Acts of Recognition are given to students for achieving personal, academic, or social goals. We use the Seven Teachings to help students name their goals. This may be when a student goes beyond regular expectations or continually demonstrates skills and/or behaviours that contribute to making Mulvey School S.A.F.E.

The following 75 students received Acts of Recognition stickers in the month of April:

Abbi

Abi

Adam

Ahmed

Aibhlinn

Aiden

Alexa-Jayde

Alizaya

Allyson

Aubrey

Brooklynn H.

Brooklynn T.

Calea

Carter

Charley

Connor

Conor

Debora

Devin

Dexter

Diamond

Dreyden

Dylan B.

Dylan L.

Elias

Ezra

Frank

Ginny

Hadiya

Harmony

Izaiah

Jacob

Jayden

Jean

Jhocelyne

Josh

Jouana

Junior

Kaiden

Kailene

Kevin

Layth

Lennon

Lestat

Lily E.

Lily L.

Logan

Lucy

Mackenzie

Mariska

Masen

Mohamed

Naomi

Natellie

Nathan

Nisha

Ocean

Olivia

Orlando

Quinn

Rayne

Rey

Riyahd

Sabrina

Sammy

Savien

Sean

Sebastian

Sebastiano

Shelly

Tasfia

Tegan

Teredago

Tian

William

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Kindergarten - Ms. H. Penman

We are so happy to welcome spring and have been enjoying playing outside in the warmer weather! Students have been showing curiosity about signs of spring, especially butterflies. We read Eric Carle’s The Very Hungry Caterpillar and did some story retelling. One of our centres allowed students to “look and draw” real insects that have been collected. In April, students worked hard on creating a self portrait. They looked carefully in the mirror to look at details including hair colour, and length, eyes, and facial features. Once the portraits were finished we used them as illustrations for a class book. As authors, we wrote all about ourselves. The books have been added to our classroom bookshelf. We have been practicing reading and writing new sight words, and are continuing to work on the letter sounds. Now that the weather is warmer, we are hoping to

expand our learning outdoors in the natural environment.

NEWS FROM THE CLASSROOM

Kindergarten Mrs. N. Schneider

This month the students in Room 1 have been studying Alberta for our school book. Learned about the flag, animals, plants, and landmarks of the province. The students made a beautiful mural to represent their understanding about the province.

The students have been showing an interest in learning about butterflies. This discussion has now lead to what they know about butterflies, as well as what the students want to know and wonder about butterflies. The children will be very busy identifying and sequencing the lifecycle of a butterfly. In addition to all of their learning about butterflies, the students will be also creating watercolour butterflies while learning about symmetry.

Our Kindergarten Journey continues as we continue learning about Spring. The students have been investigating the different signs of Spring. The students will be estimating, counting, sorting, and patterning different varieties of seeds, as well as planting and measuring the growth of their own individual plants. The students will be creating a beautiful spring mural displayed in the hallway learning all about glyphs.

To celebrate Earth week, students will make an art project based on the earth and will make a promise to the earth. The students will brainstorm ways to make the earth a better place for people and the other living things.

Our Kindergarten Journey continues. I enjoy watching the progress each and every child has made this term. Thank you for your continued support!

ESY - Ms. H. Mohammad Lou

Dear Parents and Guardians: Thank you to all the families that were able to meet with me. April’s Family Learning Focus was on helping your child practice Math concepts and the most importantly learning through fun Math games. As the weather gets warmer students are going to be getting involved in outdoor activities. I am pleased to announce that during the month of May the focus will be on Science and Outdoor Activities. If you would like to meet with me regarding the upcoming kit, please call me at (204) 786-3469.

Nursery A.M. Ms. S. Gomes

We continue to work on letter recognition and number concepts. The children are participating in various interactive and hands on games and activities. They continue to build on their Numeracy and Literacy skills. I am very proud of how much they have all learned and accomplished so far this year. We have been discussing Cultural Diversity in our classroom. The students are creating a video that we will share at an upcoming school wide assembly. As we look forward into May we are looking forward to taking a full day field trip to the Assiniboine Park Zoo. We will be sending home a note for families with details regarding that day. The children have taken an interest in the sights and sounds of Spring. It seems that that will be our new topic to inquire and investigate further. I am looking forward to being a part of their learning journey.

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NEWS FROM THE CLASSROOM Grades 1 & 2 Ms. L. Klassen

April saw a return to outdoor recess and with it a gathering of signs of spring; dandelions in the hands and mud on the boots. We had a fabulous time at the Aviation Museum learning about the history of planes, boarding a passenger plane from the 1950’s, learning about bubbles and useful objects. Bubbles always assume the shape of a sphere. We found this to be true even when the bubble solution was blown through a square shaped bubble blower! We made predictions of what shape the bubble from a triangle or square shaped blower would be and came up with some great 3-D shape words like cube and triangular prism but it was a sphere that came out every time! In May we will be exploring the Manitoba Children’s

Museum and learn more about the world around us!

Grades 1 & 2 Ms. E. Paragas

Students are having quality time using the different learning centres: writing, reading, math, and computer centre. These areas allow the students to have easy access to a variety of learning materials in an interesting and productive manner. Learning centres are designed to offer a variety of materials, designs, and media through which students can work by themselves or with others to apply the knowledge and skills learned in the classroom. We also had Engaging Fusion sessions with our artist, Ms. Alejandra Diaz, to help us create a paper mache art project with the integration of The Seven Sacred Teachings as our theme. We learned to multitask and integrate activities for English Language Arts, Math, Science, and Art - by reading books and describing the main idea of the story through drawing pictures and writing sentences that includes some mathematical concepts like counting and adding or subtracting numbers. We will continue to explore on using math manipulatives and other counting collection materials to practice math fact fluency on addition and subtraction. Students will continue to collaborate with each other and discuss on how to solve math problems. We will continue to have guided reading or small group instruction and practice reading the sight words, vocabulary words, and stories. Student will also continue to work on their reading comprehension workbooks independently.

Grades 2 & 3 Mr. J. Truss

With only two months remaining in the current school year the students in Room 23 will be busy working on a variety of activities. We are continuing with our study of Ancient Egypt during Social Studies while working with Engaging Fusion visual artist Alejandra Diaz. The students have enjoyed creating their own sarcophagus with paper mache. With the nicer weather now here to stay, it is the perfect time to study plants and soils through our Science lessons. We will soon be planting various seeds and bulbs in our classroom “gardens.” In English Language Arts we continue to explore a number of short chapter books. The students have gained an understanding of the different story elements

such as plot, setting and characters during this time. In addition to this we continue to work on our levelled spelling program that has the students working with classmates of similar skill sets. In Mathematics we will be starting a unit on time. To further reinforce the classroom learning I encourage you to take advantage of opportunities to discuss time at home whenever possible.

Grades 1 & 2 Ms. A. Uskalo

Spring has arrived and Room 22 has taken full advantage of the nicer weather. Students have been busy throughout the month of April and have had many exciting opportunities. They enjoyed the Royal Aviation Museum where they got to have a tour of old planes, look at bubbles, explore the characteristics of objects and materials and board a plane. They also enjoyed the wonderful Earth Rangers Show in the Mulvey gym, and learned many ways to take pride of their community using the three R’S. In addition, students have been learning about the 7 Sacred teachings, how to apply them to their daily lives and have had the opportunity to express their learning using paper mache. A big thanks to our wonderful guest teacher Alejandra Diaz from Engaging fusion. In Science, we have been exploring objects and materials and experimenting with solids, liquids and gases. Students had a blast conducting several experiments outside to change a solid to a liquid, and a liquid to a gas. We have completed our unit on 2D and 3D shapes had the opportunity to go on some community walks throughout their neighborhood and recognize the 2D and 3D shapes in our environment. Our new focus will be our May Measurement unit. This month the students can look forward to visiting the

Children’s Museum.

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NEWS FROM THE CLASSROOM Grades 2 & 3 Ms. K. Rosenberg

Spring has finally arrived! The month of April was definitely a busy one. We enjoyed many different Science experiments relating to states of matter and water, having countless discussions and conversations relating to how we can make our earth a better place! We also had a lot of fun on our field trip to the Assiniboine Park Zoo looking at different bats and exploring the park. During the month of May, we will be looking at growth and changes in plants, where we will get to plant our own mini gardens! Students have grown as authors, and will continue implementing the skills they have learned, by writing their own stories. Last month in Math, we had so much fun understanding the value of money, having students be “bank tellers,” learning about fractions as well as the beginning stages of multiplication. This month the excitement will continue with a focus on standard measurement using rulers, multiplication, as well as problem solving with a focus on subtraction. It is important to learn about people and other cultures in the world, so we will be finishing our Ancient Egypt study, moving onto learning about other countries in Social Studies. Thank you to our spring Engaging Fusion artist, Miss Ale, who has helped us create some wonderful paper maché art. Students have worked hard at creating their own sarcophagus’. Keep up the fantastic work and remember to read every night for at least 15-20 minutes!

Grades 3 & 4 Ms. W. MacKenzie

I hope you are all getting out and enjoying the lovely weather! In May our class will be continuing to prepare for the Sharing Dance Day being held on June 8th. The students have enjoyed learning the dance and we all can’t wait to participate in this amazing event! Next month, we will be visiting the Winnipeg Zoo. Students will have the opportunity to see animals and also take photographs during our trip. We will taking a closer look at animals and the environment through the lens of a camera and explore how to use this technology to capture elements of nature. This month we welcome back Engaging Fusion artist Andrew Forbes. He will be working with the students on recognizing how light is used in photography. It has been a pleasure having him share expertise and talent with the students. They are always eager to work with Mr. Forbes! Thank you for continuing to take part in the homework program. Spelling Challenge words come home on Mondays and reading at home with your child each evening is a great way to see all of their growth as readers.

Grades 4 & 5 Mr. B. Papineau

With the warmer weather comes several outdoor learning opportunities for the students of Room 19. On Thursday, May 4

th, we will be visiting the Living Prairie Museum and

Assiniboine Forest with the program Bridging the Gap. Over the years, Bridging the Gap has provided many opportunities for students to learn about the outdoors and environmental stewardship, so we are looking forward to our continued cooperation with them. Their program director will also be visiting the school for seed planting and to help us get our annual garden on Westminster prepared, which is always a highlight for our class every year. We will also be visiting Oak Hammock Marsh with Room 18 on Wednesday, May 10

th; thanks to Ms Vande

Graaf and her class for inviting us along on that trip. Both excursions will be outdoors, rain or shine, so please keep a close eye on the forecast and dress for the weather. We will likely attempt to book one more field trip for June, so stay tuned.

Grades 3 & 4 Ms. A. Nault

April has passed by quickly and we are now anxiously awaiting the beautiful weather! We were very lucky to have been chosen for a special field trip this past month where we were able to prepare and enjoy many different types of foods while participating in games and activities through our Nuton field trip. We are now excited for our upcoming field trips to the zoo and our final Sharing Dance event in which all schools will perform their dance. We have been working on division and how it can apply to real life experiences while continuously learning and practicing our mental math strategies. We will begin to look at measurement in the upcoming weeks and investigating the length, width and height of different items around our classroom using standard and non-standard measurement tools. The students have finished learning about rocks and minerals and we took home some great fossils! The month of May will hopefully be full of warm weather and many new fun-filled learning experiences.

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Grades 5 & 6 Mr. B. Kussin

It is hard to believe that May is already here and wonderful that the weather is now cooperating! Although there are only a couple of months left in this school year, the students are still learning all they can to prepare themselves for the next leg of their journey. In Language Arts, we will continue to hone our skills at becoming persuasive writers. Later this month, we will become poets and have a look at different types of poems and poetry. In Math, the students we will begin expanding their understanding of fractions, decimals and percents. Remember, a great way to keep your child interested and motivated in their own learning is to ask them what they have learned at school every day and have conversations with them about their learning. Perhaps you could ask them to share one of their poems with you or explain and demonstrate one of the important ideas they have learned about fractions! See you at the barbeque!

NEWS FROM THE CLASSROOM

Grades 5 & 6 Ms. C. Fraser

During the next month we will be continuing our journey through the human body. We will be moving into learning more specifically about the circulatory system, nervous system, and digestive system. We will also be working alongside Mr. Andrew Forbes to discuss how photography can lead us to believe something that may not necessarily be true and how advertising can be a very powerful and persuasive tactic for selling merchandise as well as image. We will continue our learning of history through our individual projects that we will be presenting to the class. This project will allow us to all learn an interesting and different part of history that we can then teach to our classmates. We will be learning about things from historical events such as war, to disease, to important figures that have had an impact on our world as we know it today. We are very excited for the next two months of

learning.

Grade 1, 2, & 3 PLS Ms. A. Battaglia

The students in Room 6 have enjoy exploring Canadian music this month. They have enjoy listening to Fred Penner’s famous songs Sandwiches and The Cat Came Back. While developing an appreciation for Canadian music we reviewed what is important to us as Canadians our national flag and our national anthem. We were excited to look at the image of Earth too and talk about the various colours it has and the shape it is. We furthered our interests of Fred Penner’s songs into our art activities by painting circles, triangles and lines as we made our own cats and music notes. Some students even made further extensions to recognizing that their cat, looks like Pete the Cat. The students in Room 6 love music and bridging

Canadian music to some of their favourite animals and

items has been a wonderful experience for them.

Grades 4 & 5 Ms. C. Vande Graaf

We have been busy learning about the environment this month and getting ready for our assembly presentation. We decided to show our learning through a Rm 18 Environment tree. We all shared facts and tips that we learnt about the environment during our research and every time we read a fact our tree received a new leaf. It was a great presentation and we enjoyed building our tree and sharing it with the school We are getting ready for a few fieldtrips this coming month. We are off to the Living Prairie Museum and Assiniboine Forest on May 4

th and then we go to Oak

Hammock Marsh on May 10th. We will be learning about

a variety of Manitoba landscapes and the animals that call these areas their home. In Math we are continuing our unit about fractions and will be working on larger

multiplication and division problems. We are also looking forward to continuing to work with our Engaging Fusion artist Andrew Forbes. Our pictures are going to look excellent and we can’t wait to share them with you!

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Coach Program Ms. P . Solmundson

April was a busy month! We attended the Earth Rangers performance at Mulvey on the 6

th and we had an Easter

egg hunt around the building on the 12th Our Roots of

Empathy baby, Abigail came to visit on the 18th and she

now has three teeth and she can crawl. We learned about how her mom Ainsley communicates with her. We celebrated Earth day on the 20

th. We tried to use less

electricity by having the lights off and we talked about ways we can help the earth. We finished off the month with a trip to a farm to see newborn lambs. In May we are planning to go out to Narcisse snake dens to see the emergence of thousands of red sided garter snakes. We will be finishing up Roots of Empathy and working on a scrapbook for Abigail. We will also be making some special gifts for all the moms and grandmas. Happy Mother’s Day on the 14

th! May will also bring the arrival of

our painted lady larvae and our eggs. We’re excited to see all the creatures grow! We are also hoping that we get some nice spring weather so we can take some of our learning time outdoors.

Coach Program Mr. M. Jefkins/ Mr. G. Alves

The summer is fast approaching and we are all really excited for the beautiful weather. We had an Easter egg hunt around the building. The students had a great time finding eggs. Baby Abigail came to visit as well and she has three teeth now! Baby Abigail has also learned to crawl. The students have been going outside for gym and playing at the park at lunch. In science, we started our unit on forces and simple machines. The students got to build cars and race them in the classroom. We are excited to start building our windmills. We also learned about Newton’s three laws of motion. In Language Arts the students are working on their short stories. The students also finished their Canada 150 project on Saskatchewan and are really excited to see the finished product. In math we have been working on the different strategies we can use for division. So far we have learned about arrays and groupings. We are also planning to go to Narcisse this month to see the snakes! All the students are really excited!

NEWS FROM THE CLASSROOM LAC Mr. D. Vicente

Can you believe it’s May already?! Room 8 is ready for the weather to warm up so we can take our learning outdoors. The students of room 8 will be working on a video about bike safety this month so they can share their pro social presentation at the school assembly on May 29, 2017. Families are welcome to attend the assembly. This month we will continue to work on the Position and Motion Unit. We looking forward to our final activity for this unit, which will entail the students making a model car out of recycled materials. We have two months left to finish our year successfully, so keep up the great work.

Physical Education - Mr. C. Bohonos

The Mulvey School Physical Education department

is very excited to start our annual run club. This year

Mulvey students will be running over the lunch break to get

ready for the annual Assiniboine Park Fit Run on June 6,

2017. In soccer news Mulvey will be competing in the

Gorden Bell Greenspace tournament on June 22, 2017.

We are very pleased to end our soccer year with this very

anticipated and fun filled tournament.

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University of Winnipeg Richardson College for the Environment

599 Portage Ave. Winnipeg, MB

11:00 Am—3:00 PM

The University of Winnipeg and The University of Manitoba would like to invite you to

join them for Science RendezVous for a free day of funa nd exploration. The festival is a

relaxed, fun, family friendly event where Canada’s leading Scienitist and their students

share their enthusiasm and wonder for Science through hands-on activities and

spectacular demonstrations.

Congratulations to Mulvey Student

Adriana for her Gold Medal in the Provincial Science Fair. Her Project title “Greywater

Potable/Drinking Water” was most thorough and complete in her presentation. The Judges were mst impressed with her research skills

and her ability to present the Science information so articulately. Way to go Adriana, we are all so proud of you!

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Please join us for Mulvey’s Annual

Year End Celebration Barbeque Thursday, June 1, 2017

5:30-6:00 p.m. Performances in Mulvey gym 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. Dining outside in the

Sunshine 7:15 p.m. Draw for fabulous prizes

Free food and fun!

Please see Ms. Nadine Fontaine, Community Support Worker for

Raffle Tickets. All funds raised will support student programs and school initiatives.

Prizes awarded for top ticket sellers.

Envision Festival of the Arts 2017

Envision is a festival that celebrates the huge amount of artistic talent that lives and works in our Wolseley-West Broadway community. The festival showcases all forms of the arts; visual, literary, film and performing. The art created by Mulvey School students is a vital part of the festival. Come out and see the wonderful works of art that your kids created. Their talents will amaze you.

R.A. Steen Community Centre 980 Palmerston Avenue

Friday, May 12th—7:00 - 10:00

Saturday, May 13th—11:00 - 5:00 The Mulvey Touring Choir

will be performing on

Saturday, May 13th at 11:30 a.m.

For the schedule and more information, visit the website at

www.envisionartsfestival.ca

Envision welcomes you!

On May 12 & 13 the visual,

performing and literary artists of

Wolseley & West Broadway will be

showcasing their work at

RA Steen Community Centre,

980 Palmerston.

Included in this collection of artists

will be the young performing

and visual artists of

Mulvey School, your kids!!

Come out and support

these upcoming artists.

Check out everything about

Envision at

http://www.envisionartsfestival.ca/

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Mulvey School Parent Council Spring Raffle 2017

March – June 2017 Draw Date: Thursday, June 1, 2017

1st Prize

2nd Prize

3rd Prize

4th Prize

5th Prize

MB Lottery License LGA-5184-RF Tickets $1.00 each

Westinghouse 32'' HD Smart TV 720p, Built-in-WiFi

Value $286.00

Evolution 24” Bike with a Bell Helmet and a lock

Value $160.00

RCA 7” Android Tablet with Keyboard 1GB RAM 1 GB Int. Storage

Value $100.00

RCA 0.7 cu. Ft. Microwave Oven

Value $65.00

FoodFare Gift Certificate

Value $50.00

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Earth Rangers

On Thursday, April 6th, Mulvey School had some visitors to teach us about animals, their habitats, and the importance of keeping the earth clean and healthy.

For more information go to

earthrangers.com

Full Day Kindergarten Applications

for the 2017-2018 School Year

at Mulvey School

We will be continuing to accept names and registrations of those families with children born in 2012, who are interested and meet the guidelines for the Full Day Kindergarten Program next year. Please contact the school office if you would like further information.

Half Day Nursery and Kindergarten Applications

for the 2017-2018 School Year

at Mulvey School If your child is born in 2012 or 2013 please have the following documents: -Birth Certificate -Proof of address (tax bill or lease) -Manitoba health card -Immigration papers (if applicable)

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Pro-Social Skills of the Month

Room 18 Presented on the Environment. Here are some of the facts that the students discovered when researching: • Did you know that the amount of water never changes? Some of the water you are drinking now might

have once passed through a dinosaur. • Instead of using an air conditioner you can save energy by opening your windows to cool the house

down. • Did you know that 27 000 trees are cut down each year just to make toilet paper? • Scientists now estimate that 150-200 mammals became extinct every 24 hour. This is nearly 1000 times

the natural rate of extinction. • Make sure that you compost your biodegradable waste, you can use it in your soil. It will help the soil in

your garden to grow bigger and better vegetables and fruit. • 40% of all the bottled water sold in the world is actually just bottled tap water. • Recycling a glass bottle will save enough energy to power a light build for 4

hours. • Many clothing companies use recycled materials to make their clothes. You can

find this information on the tags. Try and shop for recycled clothing when you can.

• Every time you leave a room, make sure you turn off all the lights to conserve electricity.

• One tree can support the life of 24 species of insects. • Only 1% of plastic shopping bags are actually recycled. Please do your best to

Pro-Social Skills of the Month Room 16 Presented on Healthy Living and the whole class practiced some yoga moves.

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May 2017

S how Respect and Responsibility

A lways come Prepared and On Time

F eet and Hands to Yourself

E veryone Learns Together

B elieve

E xcel

S ucceed

T ogether

BE YOUR BEST

DATES TO REMEMBER Please mark the following important dates on your

calendar (watch for changes in future newsletters).

Date Event Day of the

cycle

June 1 Community BBQ @ 5:30pm 4

June 5 HPV @ 1:00pm Gr. 6 Boys & Girls 6

June 6 Fit Run @ Assiniboine Park 1

June 28 Grade 6 Farewell 6

June 30 Last day of School 1

M o n T u e W e d T hu F r i

1 Day 6 2 Day 1 3 Day 2 4 Day 3 5 Day 4

Run Club @ 12:00pm

Dance Club @ 3:45pm

Run Club @ 12:00pm

Kids in the Kitchen @ 3:30pm

Spring Recital @ 4:00pm

Rm 18 & 19 Living Prairie Museum

Spring Photos

Pow Wow @ 12:00pm

Popcorn/Pudding Pop @ 12:30pm

8 Day 5 9 Day 6 10 Day 1 11 Day 2 12 Day 3

Non-Instructional Day

No Classes

Sr. Choir @ 12:00pm

Touring Choir @ 3:45pm

Run Club @ 12:00pm

Kids in the Kitchen @ 3:30pm

Pizza Lunch @ 12:00pm

Pow Wow @ 12:00pm

15 Day 4 16 Day 5 17 Day 18 Day 1 19 Day 2

Run Club @ 12:00pm

Dance Cub @ 3:45pm

Roof Top Photo 11:00 AM

Run Club @ 12:00

Kids in the kitchen @ 3:30pm

Pow Wow @ 12:00pm

22 23 Day 3 24 Day 4 25 Day 5 26 Day 6

Victoria Day

No Classes

Sr. Choir @ 12:00pm

Touring Choir @ 3:45pm

Career Fair Day

Run Club @ 12:00pm

Kids in the Kitchen @ 3:30pm

Pow Wow @ 12:00pm

29 Day 1 Run Club @ 12:00pm

Parent Council @ 1:30pm

Dance Club @ 3:45pm

30 Day 2

31 Day 3 Sr. Choir @ 12:00pm

Touring Choir @ 3:45pm

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday