Napanee District Secondary School

Announcements: Monday December 10th 2018

Cafeteria specials for today are stir fry veggies with rice and popcorn chicken or breakfast poutine.

Clubs:
Important Respect Ed meeting today in A1 at the beginning of lunch.

Sports:
Swim team practice today in Amherstview. Teacher, please dismiss members of the swim team from class at 2:15.

Others:
Attention students! The John M Parrott Centre has made it known that they love our volunteering students and they would love to see YOU, and your hours sheet in the near future!!

If you are interested in a coop placement or gaining hours, whether your Gr. 9 or 12 come to the volunteer table in People place!

Attention all sweet lovers! There will be a bake sale in front of the cafe tomorrow at lunch! All proceeds going to the Interval House Christmas Gifts. Sweet Treats. Bring your change

Happy Birthday Sophie! You are a ray of sunshine and we love you so much!
PS. Happy Belated birthday Elle!
Happy 14th to our hero and idol greasy weesy love your redheads and bre

Announcements: Tuesday December 11th 2018
The Cafeteria specials for today aer Ham and Cheese on a kaiser with fries or chicken quesadilla

Sports:
The Boy’s Hockey Team hosted Bayridge yesterday for their season opener. Napanee had lots of offensive zone time throughout the game with the Bayridge goaltender keeping the game from becoming a blowout, as the Hawks controlled every aspect of the game. Ryan Aldridge
carried a shutout into the third period when Bayridge popped a shot into the top corner. Final score was 5-1 for Napanee goals were scored by Ben White, Connor Brooks, Kyle Garrett, Corbin Gibson and Owen Lambert. Helpers went to Cal Doyle, Ben White, Kyle Weese, Kyle Garrett and Caden Holmes. Great start to the season boys!

Round Robin Hump Day Dodgeball finishes tomorrow with Enter Name Here challenging The Purple Turkeys and Yellow Army taking on the Green Lanterns.

Last Night the Girls Hockey Team remained Unbeaten after a 6-4 victory over frontenac. Captain Maddi Wheeler led the charge with a very impressive 5 goal performance, Rachel Foster also added a goal with a nice point shot. Making many quality saves and picking up the win in net was Makena Marlow.

Grads info:
Hey class of 2019!
Have you completed your post-secondary application yet? We still have lots of appointments left, but the clock is ticking! Remember, the goal is to have your application for university or college done BEFORE the holidays so don't wait too much longer! If you have any questions
please stop by People Place to chat with a counsellor.
What is it REALLY like to be living on your own and be responsible for all your decisions? Find out this and so much more at grade panel 2018! Last year's grads are excited to return and share what life after high school is really like! So mark your calendars- grad panel Wednesday,
dec.19th during period 3 in the library!

Others:
Donations for the Claus for paws is now on in our library, from used towels, blankets or sheets to lysol wipes, paper towels, and toys all is welcome!

Reminder that we are still having our homeroom competition for our united way food drive. Don’t
forget to bring in non-perishable food items to your homeroom with week, next collection date is friday!

Happy Birthday Jake, from your friend Scott.

Bake sale today at lunch in front of the Cafe all proceeds going to the interval house christmas
gifts!

Just a reminder that student success is only open for students doing academic work at lunch today, food access is grab and go before 12:30 and after 1:00

Announcements: Wednesday December 5th 2018
Cafe Specials:
The Cafeteria specials for today are taco bowl, rice with chicken nuggets and now introducing our carrot and oatmeal apple muffins.

Clubs:
One act play rehearsal this Thursday at 2:30 till 4:00pm in C17
NASA Meeting today at lunch in B3 “Get Your Act Together!” The cast lists have been posted in C17! All performers are required for an important cast meeting on Wednesday and lunch in C17!

Sports:
Attention ski team! Team meeting tonight after school in the Activity room. Be ready to go by 2:34.

Congrats to the junior girls volleyball team who started their season with a convincing 3-0 win against our neighbouring Eagles! Ashley Groth and Elle Chapman served a consistent match. Well done Ladies!

Boys curling meeting in room A13 at lunch today. Practice for all curling players today at 3:00 at the curling clubs. Remember your extra pair of shoes!

Our Junior Boys basketball team kicked off the season against the Ernestown Eagles yesterday and fell just short in a 50-47 loss. 3-point shots were made by Nathan Wheeler, Tristen White, and Ross Morrow with a buzzer beating floater from just inside the half court line too bad there is no 6-pointer in basketball. Leading scorers were Ross Morrow with 18 and Tristen White with 16.

The Senior Boys Basketball team kicked off their season last night against the Eagles from ernestown. The Hawks came out with a balanced attack on their way to a 55-40 win. Andrew Hudgins lead the way with q 16 point night and 4 3-pointers, Hats off to Jonny Medford for a
dunk to get the crowd into the game early!

Others:
Students taking on the OLC course are invited to go to Indigo Book store on December 17th and pick a book worth up to $25. See Ms. LeBlanc in room A16 for details.

Students who have a cheese order need to come and see Tracy in the office at lunch.

Attention students! The John M Parrott Centre has made it known that they love our volunteering students and they would love to see YOU, and your hours sheet in the near future!! If you are interested in a coop placement or gaining hours, whether your Gr. 9 or 12 come to the
volunteer table in People place!

The Napanee Library is hosting a ThrowBack Thursday Teen Movie Night on Thursday December 27th from 6-8pm. Join us for a movie on the big screen and of course lost of snacks. This program is free so bring a friend and have some fun!

The Librarian , Ms. Brooks as rejoined the Land of the living so… Carl the Christmas Camel is also back in the game! Come to our Library to buy a $25 paperback and to locate Carl in his new hiding spot! Stay tuned for how you can participate in the Library's upcoming Paw and
Claws campaign for Napanee homeless animals!

Thank you to everyone who participated in our Pie Face fundraiser yesterday! Most especially to our pie victims! With your help we raised $175 and that combined with hump day dodgeball donations we have surpassed our first goal marker. Jasmina will be spreading christmas cheer
next week by wearing an elf suit! Thanks again Hawks!

Tomorrow, December 6th, marks the anniversary of the day that 13 female students and a female administrator at a school in Montreal were murdered because they were women. The shocking impact of their deaths lead parliament to designate December 6th as a National day of
Remembrance and Action Against Violence Against Women. The white ribbon campaign was also started to encourage men and boys to be apart of the social change needed to prevent violence against women. White ribbons will be available in the main office, People Place, Michele's office and in the staff room.

Happy birthday Hannah you are our sunshine! Love all your friends

Announcements: Thursday December 6th 2018

The Cafeteria specials for today are, the paini specials- choice of club or ham and cheese panini with fries. And introducing the carrot and oatmeal apple muffins!

Clubs:
One act play rehearsal This Thursday at 2:30-4:00 in C17.
Swim practice today in Bellville if you need a ride, meet in the front foyer by the main office at 2:40.

Sports:
Attention Ski team! Info package and forms are ready to pick up in C4, cheesecake should be here tomorrow for you to take home for the weekend. Only one more week until opening day at Batawa.

Others:
What does Carl the Christmas Camel have in common with Claire Milligan and Toby Craig? They all met this week in our Library! Are you next to win a prize? Check out our Library's Christmas decor as s well as our Paws and Claws campaign, which is on now! With each donation your name will be entered into the daily draw to win a gift from under our Library's Christmas tree!

40 hours are easy to score with volunteer opportunities like this one! The 2019 Taylor Hall Cup Classic will be taking place at the Strathcona Centre from January 11th and 12th. Several students are needed to help with fun and easy tasks to keep the games going smoothly! If you
are friendly, outgoing, and love hockey this is perfect for you! For more information come to the Volunteer table in people place!

Students taking on the OLC course are invited to go to Indigo Book store on December 17th and pick a book worth up to $25. See Ms. LeBlanc in room A16 for details.

On December 6. 1989, 13 female students and a female administrator were killed at a school simply because they were women. The impacts of their deaths led Parliament to designate December 6th as a national day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women.
We also commemorate the missing and murdered Aboriginal Women and each and every women in ontario and across the world whose lives have been harmed or lost to gender- based violence.