Daily Announcements & Schedule

Daily Schedule

 

Period Schedule
Homeroom: 8:10 - 8:15
Block 1: 8:15 - 9:30 (75 MIN)
Break:  9:30 - 9:38 (8 MIN)
Block 2: 9:38 - 10:53 (75 MIN)
Lunch: 10:53- 11:52 (59 MIN)
Block 3: 11:52 - 1:07 (75 MIN)
Break: 1:07 - 1:15 (8 MIN)
Block 4: 1:15 - 2:30 (75 MIN)
  • Homerooms are to be open and supervised by 8:00 a.m.
  • "Go-to-Class music" before 8:10 signals the time to go to homeroom.
  • Bells will ring to signal the beginning and end of each class.

Monday

ANNOUNCEMENTS - MONDAY, JUNE 17, 2024

Get to class song: Good Old Days by Macklemore in honour of Senior day!

A reminder that June is Men's Mental Health Month. Here's a surprising fact: In Canada, suicide rates among men are significantly higher, with males accounting for75% of all suicides. Today and every day, no matter what time of year, it is important to check in with the men in your life. Remember, it's strong to speak up and seek help. Let's support our friends, family and classmates by fostering a supportive and understanding environment where people feel comfortable to share how they are feeling.

News

Locker Clean Out Day!! Return books and texts to Library, toss the junk! 

U20 Rockfest - celebrate the end of the school year on Friday, June 28th at Conservation Park by attending the first ever concert showcasing five of Eastern Ontario's best up and coming bands! Performers from 8 area high schools, including NDSS, will take the stage from 4 to 9 pm. Do not miss this FREE music festival. Follow Harmony Music Club on Instagram for more details.
 
GRADS!! If you are planning to attend the graduation ceremony, but have not yet paid your grad fee, you may do so in cash or by debit this week in PP. If you are NOT attending, but have not let us know, please pop by to do so, so that we can stop chasing you and have accurate numbers to plan the ceremony. There are over 30 students in this position which is making the planning process very difficult. 

White House -
-Today is the LAST DAY to submit your YEAR 5 PLAN if you are hoping to return.
-Student Athletes note that the Kingston and District Sports Hall of Fame Financial Award is a $1000 scholarship for students with a history of involvement in KASSAA and other organized sports. Applications are now available in PP.
-Terry Fox Humanitarian Award is a highly competitive national award, valued at $28000. It recognizes a student who demonstrates compassion and a keen commitment to easing the suffering of others.

-French Immersion Grads - The House of Commons hires first year bilingual university students to work as Pages for Members of Parliament - it is an incredible experience and a well-compensated position. If you are interested and plan to attend an Ottawa post-secondary school, stop by PP.

Hiring! 



Volunteer Hours!

Museum of Lennox and Addington is hosting a large event Thursday, July 4th at MacPherson House and are looking for student volunteers. The event is this year's grand opening of MacPherson House with many fun events at the house including on site ice cream, an indigenous drum circle, house tours, vintage carnival games and more. They are looking for a couple students to help guide people outside of the house, keep an eye on the carnival games and other similar tasks. 10 am to 4:40 pm . See PP for more info.


Clubs!

Multicultural Community - we will meeting at lunch today to celebrate the accomplishments this year and talk about next year.

Sports!





Tuesday

ANNOUNCEMENTS – TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 2024

Get to class song: Hide Away by Daya in honour of the last week of school.

Wishing you all good luck with culminating tasks and exams and a wonderful, restful summer break! Enjoy your time with family and friends. Come back refreshed and ready for another fantastic year at NDSS. 

News

Yearbooks are available at lunch in front of the Caf - $55 while supplies last.
 
Attention all potential coop students for next year: please speak to Mr Campeau in the coop office before exams.

Applications for Dual Credit courses at St. Lawrence College are now open. See a counsellor in People Place for information about the courses offered in the fall and to find out how to apply.


White House 
-Student Athletes note that the Kingston and District Sports Hall of Fame Financial Award is a $1000 scholarship for students with a history of involvement in KASSAA and other organized sports. Applications are now available in PP.
-Will you be studying in a Family Studies-related field in post-secondary? The Quinte Home Economics Association generously sponsors 2 education awards. Don't miss out on your chance to earn some award money. Applications available now until May 3rd. 
-Don McBain Memorial Award is a $5000 scholarship for indigenous students entering their first year of post-secondary. See PP for application info.
-Ontario Skilled Trade opportunity: if you have good grades, a strong work ethic and show good character then you may want to consider checking out the Schulich Builders scholarship information available in People Place.
-Schulich Leader Scholarships are prestigious entrance scholarships that recognize students from across Canada who are pursuing a degree in the STEM field form a partner university. If you would like to be considered for the NDSS Schulich Leader nomination, please speak to Mrs. Kelsey for further information.
-Terry Fox Humanitarian Award is a highly competitive national award, valued at $28000. It recognizes a student who demonstrates compassion and a keen commitment to easing the suffering of others.
-Quinte Home Economics Association generously sponsors two education awards to graduates attending post-secondary studies in a field related to Family Studies. Don't miss out on your chance to earn some award money to help you as you take that next step in your education. Applications are now available on the scholarships counter in PP.
-The Lennox and Addington Stewardship Council is awarding a $1000 scholarship to an eligible and deserving student from our area who is planning to study an environment program. 


Hiring! 


Volunteer Hours!
Museum of Lennox and Addington is hosting a large event Thursday, July 4th at MacPherson House and are looking for student volunteers. The event is this year's grand opening of MacPherson House with many fun events at the house including on site ice cream, an indigenous drum circle, house tours, vintage carnival games and more. They are looking for a couple students to help guide people outside of the house, keep an eye on the carnival games and other similar tasks. 10 am to 4:40 pm . See PP for more info.


Clubs!


Sports!



Wednesday

ANNOUNCEMENTS – WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 2024

Get to class song: Daydreaming by Noelle in honour of Indigenous Peoples month.

Wishing you all good luck with culminating tasks and exams and a wonderful, restful summer break! Enjoy your time with family and friends. Come back refreshed and ready for another fantastic year at NDSS. 

News

Friday June 21 is the celebration of Indigenous Peoples Day! There are fantastic local celebrations of culture on the Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory and at City Park down town kingston for everyone to attend. 

Timetables have been given to all students today. If you are missing courses, please make a plan in People Place.

Attention all potential coop students for next year: please speak to Mr Campeau in the coop office before exams.

Applications for Dual Credit courses at St. Lawrence College are now open. See a counsellor in People Place for information about the courses offered in the fall and to find out how to apply.


White House 
-Student Athletes note that the Kingston and District Sports Hall of Fame Financial Award is a $1000 scholarship for students with a history of involvement in KASSAA and other organized sports. Applications are now available in PP.
-Will you be studying in a Family Studies-related field in post-secondary? The Quinte Home Economics Association generously sponsors 2 education awards. Don't miss out on your chance to earn some award money. Applications available now until May 3rd. 
-Don McBain Memorial Award is a $5000 scholarship for indigenous students entering their first year of post-secondary. See PP for application info.

-Ontario Skilled Trade opportunity: if you have good grades, a strong work ethic and show good character then you may want to consider checking out the Schulich Builders scholarship information available in People Place.

-Schulich Leader Scholarships are prestigious entrance scholarships that recognize students from across Canada who are pursuing a degree in the STEM field form a partner university. If you would like to be considered for the NDSS Schulich Leader nomination, please speak to Mrs. Kelsey for further information.
-Terry Fox Humanitarian Award is a highly competitive national award, valued at $28000. It recognizes a student who demonstrates compassion and a keen commitment to easing the suffering of others.
-Quinte Home Economics Association generously sponsors two education awards to graduates attending post-secondary studies in a field related to Family Studies. Don't miss out on your chance to earn some award money to help you as you take that next step in your education. Applications are now available on the scholarships counter in PP.
-The Lennox and Addington Stewardship Council is awarding a $1000 scholarship to an eligible and deserving student from our area who is planning to study an environment program. 



Hiring! 


Volunteer Hours!
Museum of Lennox and Addington is hosting a large event Thursday, July 4th at MacPherson House and are looking for student volunteers. The event is this year's grand opening of MacPherson House with many fun events at the house including on site ice cream, an indigenous drum circle, house tours, vintage carnival games and more. They are looking for a couple students to help guide people outside of the house, keep an eye on the carnival games and other similar tasks. 10 am to 4:40 pm . See PP for more info.


Clubs!


Sports!



 


Thursday

ANNOUNCEMENTS – THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 2024

Get to class song: Times Like These by Jack Johnson in honour of Jack Johnson week.

News

Library Notes - please return all books asap.

2024-2025 Co-Op students please speak to Mr. Campeau before exams. 

Summer School/Co-Op - registration is NOW open! If you are looking to reach ahead or need to catch up - now is the time. Students can register themselves through My BluePrint. Check your LDSB email for full instructions.


White House - GRAD June 27 @ 6pm
-Student Athletes note that the Kingston and District Sports Hall of Fame Financial Award is a $1000 scholarship for students with a history of involvement in KASSAA and other organized sports. Applications are now available in PP.
-Quinte Home Economics Association generously sponsors two education awards to graduates attending post-secondary studies in a field related to Family Studies. Don't miss out on your chance to earn some award money to help you as you take that next step in your education. Applications are now available on the scholarships counter in PP.

-Don McBain Memorial Award is a $5000 scholarship for indigenous students entering their first year of post-secondary. See PP for application info.

-Planning to attend Queen's? We have just received some scholarship and bursary information that may be of interest to you!
-French Immersion Grads - The House of Commons hires first year bilingual university students to work as Pages for Members of Parliament - it is an incredible experience and a well-compensated position. If you are interested and plan to attend an Ottawa post-secondary school, stop by PP.


Hiring! 

Volunteer Hours!


Clubs!



Sports!

Track & Field - team pizza party at lunch on Friday in D18. Please attend as it will be a great way to celebrate everyone and wrap up a successful season!





Friday

ANNOUNCEMENTS – FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 2024

Get to Class Song: We're Going To Be Friends by Jack Johnson in honour of Jack Johnson week.


News

Attention Ms. Helsby's FIRST SEMESTER grade 9 English class - you did it! You read the most books and as promised, you will have your pizza party. Please come to A21 today at lunch to grab your pizza! 

Library Notes - please return all books asap.

Applications for Dual Credit courses at St. Lawrence College are now open. See a counsellor in People Place for information about the courses offered in the fall and to find out how to apply.

Summer School/Co-Op - registration is NOW open! If you are looking to reach ahead or need to catch up - now is the time. Students can register themselves through My BluePrint. Check your LDSB email for full instructions.

Are you a student Indigenous or African ancestry who will be 16 by the end of June and are interested in studying in the Health Sciences at university? University of Toronto is running an almost all expenses paid 4 week summer mentorship program that may be of interest to you! You will gain hugely valuable experiences, get a taste of university life, earn a grade 12 Science credit that can be used in your university average AND even receive a small monetary stipend of participating! See Mrs. Kelsey in PP for application info.


 
White House - 
-Student Athletes note that the Kingston and District Sports Hall of Fame Financial Award is a $1000 scholarship for students with a history of involvement in KASSAA and other organized sports. Applications are now available in PP.
-Limestone and Youth Diversion scholarship opportunity for students facing adversity, but who plan to attend post-secondary. Stop by PP to see the info about the Heather Lynne Wells Memorial Education Award. Deadline is May 31.
-Quinte Home Economics Association generously sponsors two education awards to graduates attending post-secondary studies in a field related to Family Studies. Don't miss out on your chance to earn some award money to help you as you take that next step in your education. Applications are now available on the scholarships counter in PP.

-Don McBain Memorial Award is a $5000 scholarship for indigenous students entering their first year of post-secondary. See PP for application info.

-Planning to attend Queen's? We have just received some scholarship and bursary information that may be of interest to you!

-French Immersion Grads - The House of Commons hires first year bilingual university students to work as Pages for Members of Parliament - it is an incredible experience and a well-compensated position. If you are interested and plan to attend an Ottawa post-secondary school, stop by PP.

-Schulich Leader Scholarships are prestigious entrance scholarships that recognize students from across Canada who are pursuing a degree in the STEM field form a partner university. If you would like to be considered for the NDSS Schulich Leader nomination, please speak to Mrs. Kelsey for further information.

Hiring! 


Volunteer Hours!

Museum of Lennox and Addington is hosting a large event Thursday, July 4th at MacPherson House and are looking for student volunteers. The event is this year's grand opening of MacPherson House with many fun events at the house including on site ice cream, an indigenous drum circle, house tours, vintage carnival games and more. They are looking for a couple students to help guide people outside of the house, keep an eye on the carnival games and other similar tasks. 10 am to 4:40 pm . See PP for more info.


Clubs!
GSA - meeting today at lunch in the Collaboration Room. It's our last meeting of the school year and we have a small activity planned, so pop on by. Everyone welcome!


Sports!

Track & Field Athletes - team pizza party will happen today in D18.