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Portage View PS
eNEWS
February 2019
Message from Vice Principal Morris
January brought us chilling temperatures, snow, ice, wind and even rain on top of it all. Once
again, our school yard got hit hard with the winter elements that all compiled to make our
grounds quite slippery at times. Please remember that while our walkways are maintained
with sand and salt throughout the winter, our yard is not treated. In addition, the City does
not maintain the cat walks and shortcuts to our school grounds.
At times, this winter, we have had to close our school yard for student play. When we have to
do this, we have the students use only the tarmac area. At times we have also placed caution
tape up and we ask that all parents respect this and walk around. Although it may take a few
extra minutes at the beginning and end of the day, it is always safer to walk the “long way”
around and use maintained walk-ways.
Please help by talking to your children about slip prevention:
wear appropriate winter footwear
adjust stride/speed to surface conditions
avoid shortcuts, stay on maintained walkways
talk to students about safe winter practices, including footwear choices.
We’d like to take this opportunity to remind you that all playground structures are closed for
the winter. It is unsafe to use playground equipment when the ground is frozen. Please keep
in mind that our school grounds are not supervised between 3:30 pm—8:55 am. Students
should not be left unsupervised on school grounds between these hours.
Winter weather also causes havoc in our parking lot. We lose a significant number of parking
spots to snow hills and our lot becomes much busier with vehicles dropping off/picking up
students. We remind all parents that we close our parking lot 15 minutes before the entry and
dismissal bells. These closures are in an effort to reduce the number of vehicles in our lot
when we have so many students walking around.
While we do what we can, to make our school property as safe as possible for everyone,
please continue to do whatever you can to help. Please, follow our rules, be courteous to our
staff and other parents and, whenever possible – leave the car at home and walk your child
(ren) to and from school using maintained walk ways.
February 18th is Family Day! Schools are closed and we hope that all our Panthers take the day
to enjoy some time together as a family.
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Safety First
It is important that we are aware of who is helps to avoid disruptions while students are
visiting our building. We do this to keep our learning in class.
children and staff safe at school. We are
asking our school community to please The office is a very busy place: Therefore,
adhere to the following procedures. please limit any messages that need to be
relayed to your child(ren) through the
School Visitors: ALL visitors must report to office. For doctor appointments, after
the office. If you are volunteering in a school activities, early pick-up, etc., please
classroom or helping with one of our write reminders in student agendas or use
numerous lunch programs, you must sign in the Remind app (if you signed up with the
and out at the office and wear a visitor classroom teacher). This way both the
sticker. If there is an emergency, we need student and the staff will be aware of where
to know who to account for in the building. children need to be after school.
Dropping off items for students: If you As always student safety is our top
need to drop off anything for your child(ren), priorities, we appreciate your assistance
lunches, homework etc., please drop these with this.
items off at the office. Fill out the available
label with your child’s name, and they will
be called down at nutrition break time. This
The next meeting for School Council will
be held on Monday, February 4th at 5:15
pm. Please help support the school by
supporting the School Council.
All welcome.
Do you have a child school office will
who was born in 2015? contact you to set up a
If so, it’s time to register date and time to drop
them for Kindergarten off the required
in the SCDSB! Simcoe documentation. A
County’s public schools computer is available in
are now registering for the school office if you
Kindergarten for the 2019-20 school year. require assistance to register your child
online.
New this year, the registration process
begins online! Visit https:// Families of kindergarten students new to
www.scdsb.on.ca/elementary/ Canada within the last four years are invited
planning_for_school/kindergarten for more to contact our Newcomer Welcome Centre
information. After registration is completed at 705-725-8360, ext. 310.
online (instructions on following page) the
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Student Registration (including kindergarten)
Parents/guardians looking to register your and registering grade level. Submitting the
child for the first time, including online form is only an application to register.
kindergarten, at a SCDSB school can Registering parents/guardians must meet
complete the student registration form with the school and present all required
online. registration documents.
Step 1: Create a SCDSB Community Account Step 3: The registering school will contact
or log into your existing SCDSB Community you to arrange an in-person meeting at the
Account. You can also go directly to the school to finalize the registration process.
Online Student Registration Application You will be required to present all required
without creating/logging into a SCDSB registration documents at the school during
Community Account. NOTE: If you create a this meeting. The school will verify the
SCDSB Community Account you will be able information on the registration application
to access your registration application at any and review the required registration
time allowing you to complete the form in documents. Once complete, your child will
multiple sittings. If you do not create a be enrolled at their designated school.
SCDSB Community Account, you may still
complete and submit a registration The SCDSB recognizes that access to the
application, however the application must internet and/or computer may be
be completed in one sitting. challenging in some cases. As such, we have
equipped all schools with a computer
Step 2: Complete the online registration located at the main office that are accessible
application form. Electronically sign the form to parents/guardians who wish to complete
and submit it. Your registration application the registration form online. We will
will be directed to the student’s designated continue to accept paper copies of the
school based on the student’s home address student registration form.
Swim to Survive+
Grade 7 students will be participating in the how to ROLL, TREAD and SWIM WITH
Swim to Survive+ program on February 5th CLOTHES ON.
and 12th. The programs takes place at the how to help a friend in deep water
East Bayfield Community Centre from 9:50- without putting themselves in danger
10:40 OR 10:40-11:30. Students will be (TALK, REACH, THROW).
transported to and from the centre by basic physical fitness concepts through
school bus. interval training and a fitness swim.
The Lifesaving Society defines the minimum Swim to Survive+ is geared toward
skills needed to survive an unexpected fall presenting real-life situations for children in
into deep water. Grade 7.
Swim to Survive Plus builds on the skills
taught in Swim to Survive. The + (plus)
means participants learn:
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TO CELEBRATE
February 28 — Student Recognition Assembly
High School Information Nights
High schools in the SCDSB are hosting information sessions for Grade 8
students and their parents/guardians. These events support the transition to
high school, providing information on courses, extracurricular activities,
sports and more!
Nottawasaga Pines Eastview
February 20, 6:00-8:00 pm February 21, 6:30-8:00 pm
Snow Date – February 21
SchoolCash Online — Be sure to register — Forms no longer sent home
SCDSB’s preferred method of payment is A computer is available in the school office
SchoolCash online. Schools are not during regular office
equipped to make change therefore we are hours (8:30-4:30) if
working towards having ALL families you require
registered for online payments. assistance to register
for SchoolCash
Optional lunch programs (excluding pizza) online or to make a
will only be available for purchase online, no payment.
more forms will be sent home.
Inclement Weather and Bus Cancellation Information Reminder
All information regarding cancelled buses in announcements before 7 am. Inclement
Simcoe County is posted on the Simcoe weather cancellations are effective for the
County Student Transportation Consortium whole day and buses cancelled in the
(SCSTC)’s bus information website at morning will not run at the end of the day.
www.simcoecountyschoolbus.ca. Our school You can follow the Consortium on Twitter
is in the Central zone. When buses are @SCSTC_SchoolBus for bus cancellations
cancelled, schools remain open for student and other information. You can also
learning, unless otherwise noted. It is always subscribe to receive bus delay notifications
a family decision whether or not it is safe for here: https://scstc.ca/Subscriptions
their child(ren) to leave for school under
severe weather conditions. For school event cancellations in case of
inclement weather, follow our school’s
The Consortium and bus operators try to Twitter account @PortageView or listen to
make the decision to cancel school buses your local radio station for event
before 6 am and make every effort to post cancellation information.
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Lost Property is located Personal property is
in the cupboard below the responsibility of the
the display case in the individual. We do not
main hallway. Children encourage pupils to
(and parents) are bring into school any
welcome to look through this cupboard for articles of great value, such as expensive
any items they have lost. Parents, please be watches, electronic devices, etc., as the
sure to sign in at the office before school does not accept responsibility for
proceeding down the hall. damage or loss.
Many items belonging to the children -- Unfortunately, the school has limited space
sweatshirts, coats, lunch bags, hats, mitts, and lost items cannot be held indefinitely.
shoes and boots do find their way to the lost The Lost Property cupboard will, therefore,
property cupboard. Sometimes it takes a be cleared out when it is overflowing and
while for these lost or misplaced items to items will be donated to charity. Thank you
find their way to the cupboard, therefore it to Mrs. Dimou for keeping on top of this by
is worthwhile to keep looking. Labeled laying out all the lost items on tables, and
items are returned to the owners as soon as making numerous announcements before
possible.. bagging and donating.
The school cannot accept responsibility for To ensure Lost Property is kept to a
lost/stolen items, although we are always minimum, please clearly label as many items
diligent in trying to recover such items. as possible that your child brings into school.
Chess Club
Dodgeball (junior)
Dungeons & Dragons Club
FMNI Indigenous Club
Intermediate boys basketball
Intermediate girls volleyball
Me to We Club
Panther Lego & Games Club
Safety Patrol
Student Leadership Team
Yearbook
Accountability and Responsibility in a Digital World
Maple View Heights (180 Esther Drive, Barrie) is
hosting an evening for parents with Paul Davis
on Social Networking and Online Safety. This
event will take place on February 28, 2019 –
7:00 pm. Topics include:
Snapchat / Instagram / Facebook
Smartphones and Digital Trails
Cyberbullying - Texting - Sexting
Online Gaming - Online Security & more
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Early Dismissal
Occasionally you may find it Send a note to the teacher so
necessary to remove your child preparations can be made. If an
from school before the end of emergency situation makes this
the regular school day. impossible, a phone call to the
school office before 3:00 pm will
Regular school attendance is suffice.
essential for a student to make the most of Come to the office and sign them out.
his or her education - to benefit from Your child will be called from the
teacher-led school activities, to build each classroom at that time to meet you in the
day's learning on the previous day's learning, office. (We do not call students down in
and to grow as an individual. Missing any advance to wait in the office.)
part of the day is disruptive, whether it be
late arrival or early dismissal. Please be sure to be on time to pick your
child(ren) up at the 3:30 dismissal bell. At
Picking up students prior to regular dismissal the bell, rather than coming into the school
time (3:30 pm) is extremely disruptive to the to pick up your child, we ask you to wait at
class and your child's education. We ask the exit door where your child’s class is
that you refrain from picking your child up normally dismissed. Our school office is not
before regular dismissal unless it is equipped to supervise your child(ren) at the
absolutely necessary. If you are picking up end of the day. If you are unable to be on
your child for early dismissal: time, please make alternate arrangements
for the pickup of your child(ren).
Building Fluency using characters from
Books that encourage students to join in and the book to create their
read along as words are repeated in the own story, retelling the
story assists students in strengthening oral story using an Ozobot
fluency and understanding of sentence (programming),
structure. Book that include repetition will constructing bridges, etc.
be the focus for our kindergarten students
this month. The Forest of Reading®
Our grade one and two students are
Some of the stories we will be reading are participating in The Forest of Reading®
Going on a Bear Hunt by Michael Rosen, program. Blue Spruce is the name of the
Out! written by Arree Chung, and Three program for primary students. This program
Billy Goats Gruff by Jerry Pinkney. The is designed to foster a love of reading. Each
kindergartens will then have a chance to week during visits to the library students
respond to the stories that have been read listen to a new book written by Canadian
aloud to them in a variety of ways such as: author and illustrator and then participate in
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a follow-up activity. This year the students connects with a staff member, who has also
are engaged in activities using a variety of read the book, for a short discussion about
technology such as: Google Apps for the book. We are excited to announce that
Education, iPad once again this year we will wrap up this
applications and club with a trip to the Festival of Trees
Makerspace celebration at the end of May. This event
activities. Ten takes place at Harbourfront in Toronto. On
books will be this day, students will have the chance to
shared with the attend workshops, book signings, and the
students and at Red Maple award ceremony! This is an
the end of the amazing opportunity for our intermediate
program students are invited to vote for students and definitely takes the excitement
their favourite book. of reading to another level.
The grade 3 students are involved in a Thank you to our to our Parent Council for
program called Lego Learn to Learn. This your continued support of the Forest of
program provides the students with Reading® program for our students.
opportunities to
develop 21st
century skills To see what is happening
such as in our library follow us on
collaboration, Twitter @pawspvpstoread
communication,
creativity, critical
thinking and problem solving. Students are
presented with a variety of challenges and in
the end will receive their own personal Lego
Building License!
Our grade 7 and 8 students have been
invited to participate in the Red Maple
program. Interested
students have
become members of
the Red Maple Book
Club. This club meets
with Mrs. Ayres and
Mrs. Raycraft once a
week to talk about
the books, participate in virtual author visits
and also read. Upon completion of reading We’re on the Web!
each book this group of avid readers also http://por.scdsb.on.ca
Twitter @PortageView
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February 27, 2019 Pink Shirt Day Focus: Cyberbullying
differences. Bullying turns into harassment
when the behaviour goes against Canada’s
Human Rights Laws and focuses on treating
people differently because of:
Age
Race (skin colour, facial features)
Ethnicity (culture, where they live, how
Information courtesy of Red Cross Canada they live, how they dress)
Religion (religious beliefs)
What is bullying? Sex Sexual orientation (if they are gay,
Bullying is a form of aggression where there lesbian, bisexual, or heterosexual)
is a power imbalance; the person doing the Family status (if they are from a single
bullying has power over the person being parent family, adopted family, step family,
victimized. In additional to any physical foster family, non-biological gay or lesbian
trauma incurred, bullying can result in serious parent family)
emotional problems, including anxiety, low Marital status (if they are single, legally
self-esteem, or depression. married, common-law spouse, widowed, or
divorced)
Types of bullying Physical and mental disability (if they
Physical bullying: using physical force or have a mental illness, learning disability, use
aggression against another person (e.g., a wheelchair)
hitting)
Verbal bullying: using words to verbally In our social media and technology driven
attack someone (e.g., name-calling) society, the likelihood of someone
Social/relational bullying: trying to hurt
experiencing or partaking in negativity online
someone through excluding them, spreading increases with every photo posted and every
rumours or ignoring them (e.g., gossiping) message sent. However, we strongly believe
Cyberbullying: using electronic media to in the power that social media has to elicit
threaten, embarrass, intimidate, or exclude kindness, compassion, and sincerity, all you
someone, or to damage their reputation (e.g., have to do is T.H.I.N.K!
sending threatening text messages).
Bullying vs harassment
Bullying and harassment are similar, yet
different:
Harassment is similar to bullying because
someone hurts another person through cruel,
offensive and insulting behaviours.
Harassment is different from bullying in
that it is a form of discrimination.
What is discrimination? We ask that all staff and students rock their
Discrimination is treating someone differently
or poorly based on certain characteristics or best PINK shirt on February 27th!!
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Simcoe County District School Board
Provide input on proposed 2019-2020 school
year calendar Each year, the SCDSB offers a variety of summer
The Simcoe County District School Board programs to over 2,000 students. Summer
(SCDSB) invites public school communities to school options include open, college and
submit input regarding the proposed school year university level courses from Grades 9 to 12.
calendar for next school year (Sept. 2019 to June Courses are offered in-person or online.
2020). Starting Jan. 21, input can be provided by Interested students can also travel and earn
visiting www.scdsb.on.ca, hovering over credits with the summer EduTravel program.
‘Elementary,’ or ‘Secondary,’ then ‘Planning for Summer school program details can be found on
School,’ and clicking ‘School Year Calendar.’ All the Learning Centres website at
stakeholders including staff, school council www.learningcentres.com. Current SCDSB
members, parents/guardians, students and students should speak to their guidance
members of the school community are invited to counsellor for information and to register.
provide input. The deadline to submit input is
Feb. 15. Entering Grade 9 next year? Get a step ahead
with summer school!
High school information nights coming to a Attention graduating Grade 8 students! Did you
school near you! know you can earn a high school credit before
Is your child starting Grade 9 next year? High you start Grade 9? Students entering Grade 9
school information nights happen throughout are eligible to reach ahead and take Civics and
the winter. Career Studies online during the month of July.
This event provides an overview of what’s new, Simply download and complete the Summer
what to expect, as well as a chance to check out School registration form from
the school and ask questions. Check out the full www.thelearningcentres.com, have your
schedule of info nights and more information at principal sign the front and drop it off at your
www.scdsb.on.ca/secondary/ local Learning Centre. Grade 8 grads are also
planning_for_high_school. eligible to reach ahead and take part in Civics
and Careers or Canadian Geography EduTravel
Host families needed for international students courses. Registration information for these
Our partner in providing homestay to the programs can also be found on The Learning
SCDSB’s international students, Canada Centres website.
Homestay Network (CHN), is recruiting host
families to welcome international students into Parents/guardians invited to information
their homes. sessions about special education
Host families help international students realize The Simcoe County District School Board
lifelong dreams, and benefit from a unique (SCDSB) is hosting a series of information
experience with another culture. As a host, you sessions for parents and guardians to learn
also receive an allowance to offset expenses. about special education in the SCDSB, and how
Learn about a current homestay family here or to support students with special education
get more details about the program on the needs. Topics include building a plan for the
Canada Homestay Network website. summer, understanding the Special Equipment
Amount (SEA) and applied behaviour analysis
Start thinking about summer (school) with the (ABA).
SCDSB! Sessions will take place at the SCDSB Education
Are you and your child planning their courses for Centre, located at 1170 Highway 26 in Midhurst.
next school year? Looking for a way to create Participants may also access the sessions online
flexibility in their timetable and earn a credit? via Google Meet. More information, including
Consider summer school – registration is now dates, times and links to register, are online at
open! https://www.scdsb.on.ca/elementary/
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Simcoe County District School Board
special_education. sure your child gets enough rest will help
improve their mood, behaviour and ability to
National Engineering Month competition takes learn. For more bedtime tips, contact Health
place March 23 Connection at 705-721-7520 or 1-877-721-7520
Students in Grades 5 to 8 are invited to submit a to speak with a public health nurse, or visit the
model bridge, catapult or grabber for the health unit website at
National Engineering Month (NEM) event. www.simcoemuskokahealth.org.
Models will be tested for design, strength, *Information provided by the Simcoe Muskoka
quality of construction and functionality. District Health Unit
Students of any age are invited to attend to
check out 3D printers and robots, Raspberry Pi Your child’s immunization record
computer coding demos, crystal radio The Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit is
construction and CNC machine coding. required to keep up-to-date immunization
records for all students who attend elementary
The event takes place on March 23 from 9 to 3 or secondary school in the County of Simcoe and
pm at Georgian College, and is jointly organized the District of Muskoka. Parents are responsible
by the Georgian Bay Chapter of the Ontario for reporting immunizations to the health unit
Association of Certified Engineering Technicians each time their child receives a vaccine from
and Technologists (OACETT) and Simcoe- their health care provider. The immunizations
Muskoka Chapter of the Professional Engineers that the health unit requires records for include:
of Ontario (PEO), under the banner of NEM Diphtheria, tetanus, polio and pertussis
Ontario. For more information and to register Measles, mumps and rubella
for this free event, visit https:// Meningococcal
nemsimcoe.wixsite.com/nemsimcoe. Varicella (chickenpox) (for those born in
2010 or later)
Is bedtime stressing you out?
It’s easy to update your child’s immunization
Kids need 10-12 hours of sleep every night, but status. Go to www.smdhu.org/immsonline to
sometimes getting them to bed can be update your child’s record or call Health
frustrating. You can help create a regular sleep Connection at 705-721-7520 or 1-877-721-7520
schedule for your child by setting a clear
(toll free).
bedtime and sticking to the same time every
night. Start getting ready an hour before bed; *Information provided by the Simcoe Muskoka
turn off the TV, computers and phones. Spend District Health Unit
quality time talking or reading stories to help
them unwind. Agree on how many you’ll read
before you start! Keep their room dark, cool and
quiet - a nightlight is fine. Remember, making
Popcorn Thursdays
Our DS class sells popcorn every Thursday at 2nd
nutrition break. All funds raised will benefit the
Developmental Skills Class cooking and incentives
programs. Flavours usually available include: salt and
butter, dill pickle, white cheddar and kettle corn.
Each bag will be sold for $2.00 The popcorn is gluten
free and NON-GMO. A better and healthier treat
compared to most snack foods!
Follow us on Twitter @PortageView 10 PVPS Office Hours 8:30 to 4:30National Flag of Canada Day—February 15
On February 15, 1965, our national flag was colour.
raised for the first time on Parliament Hill. Every province and territory in Canada has
On the same day in 1996, National Flag of its own flag. The one symbol that
Canada Day was declared. represents us all at home and abroad is
the red and white National Flag of Canada.
Did you know: In 1982, Canadian mountaineer Laurie
National Flag of Canada Day was officially Skreslet brought the national flag with him
proclaimed on February 15, 1996. to the highest point in the world, Mount
Canada is the only country with a maple Everest.
leaf on its flag. In 1984, the Canadian flag reached new
The maple leaf has been used historically heights when it was launched into space
as a decorative and ornamental symbol in on the flight along with the first Canadian
Canadian art, medals, badges and coat of astronaut on the NASA space shuttle
arms. It has often served to distinguish Challenger.
Canadians abroad. The role of flag-bearer for Canadian teams
The stylized maple leaf on the flag has attending international sporting events is a
eleven points. special honour for those like Tessa Virtue
Red and white were proclaimed Canada's and Scott Moir who proudly represented
official colours in the proclamation of the Canada at the PyeongChang Olympic and
Royal Arms of Canada in 1921 by King Paralympic Games in 2018.
George V. When the National Flag flies along with the
The Canadian flag is twice as long as it is flags of the 10 provinces and three
wide. The white square and its maple leaf territories, the flags of the provinces and
make up half the surface of the flag equal territories follow in the order that they
to the two red bars combined. entered Confederation.
Vexillologists (flag experts) often cite the
National Flag of Canada as one of the
world's most beautiful based on its
compelling design and measured use of
Panther Club
The Panther Club for grades 3, 4, and 5 will run board games, puzzles, card games, chess,
on Thursdays after school (3:30-4:45 pm) LEGO and LEGO robotics. The purpose of the
starting February 7th. Students are invited by club it to help build relationships as well as
Mr. Urquhart and Mrs. Rankka to come every give students a safe place to be with friends
Thursday throughout the month of February. after school. Permission forms are available at
The club is for students who are interested in the school.
Information will be
shared as it
becomes available.
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PVPS staff have “virtual voice mailboxes”. To leave a message for a teacher or
These virtual mailboxes are not directly educational assistant, press 5 then the
connected to a phone, therefore ensuring voice mail box number, then #. If you are
the phone does not ring in the classroom not sure of the voice mail box number
interrupting class time. Please do not listen for further instructions.
leave urgent time sensitive messages or To reach the main office press 0.
messages relating to student pick up and
or drop off on the voice mailbox.
Name Mail Box Name Mail Box
Anderson, Alysia 56412 Madden, Jen 58573
Ayres, Michelle 58790 Malandrino, Pam 58905
Barker, Sandy 59107 Mednick, Beth 58893
Bell, Kim 59483 Morris, Marci 26502
Bernier, Meghan 59468 Nisbet, Derek 58842
Blanchard, Kevin 58309 O’Malley, Sarah 57434
Bothwell, Holly 58369 Prouty, Rob 26503
Boulding, Paul 58791 Rankka, Shannon 56348
Breckon, Anne-Marie 58867 Raycraft, Jacquie 26535
Brooks, Karie 59482 Rhodes, Ruth 56258
Brouillard, Brenda 57426 Rugman, Kim 55335
Buchmayer, Natalie 59475 Schweitzer, Ken 55336
Cain, Jackson 57591 Skinner, Stephen 56614
Carl, Whitney 56402 Spicer, Cheryl 58380
Capisciolto, Melissa 58793 Stevens, Stacey 59103
Davis, M.J. 57468 Sweet, Kathy 55337
Dimou, Dianne 58797 Szczokin, Paul 58022
Dunstan Terry 58238 Thompson, Blaine 55338
East, Alisha 55315 Tiedeman, Chris 55339
Filippelli, Lynne 57792 Urquhart, Jamie 55340
Grano, John 58799 Valencic, Carrie 55155
Amanda Harrison 58007 Valks, Candace 55345
Jones, Jocelyn 59101 Watson, Linda 55348
Kunjah, Sally 58377 Watters, Leah 59093
Kuzmich, Joanne 58891 Woods, Stacey 56671
Lamoureux, Kim 58896 Young, Laurie 55364
Lanoe, Sarah 56482 Zacher, Valerie 59172
Latour, Ashley 58069 Zulak, Jessica 59465
Lawrence , Kari 58892
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Swim to Survive Panther Club
Grade 7 Grades 3-5
5:15 pm 3:30-4:45 pm
All Welcome! Jay VS The World
In-school
presentation
Grades 4-8
10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Kandalore-Grade 8 Kandalore-Grade 8 Kandalore-Grade 8 Panther Club National Flag of
Grades 3-5 Canada Day
Swim to Survive 3:30-4:45 pm
Grade 7
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Panther Club
Grades 3-5
3:30-4:45 pm
24 25 26 27 28
Grades 4-8-Georgian
Theatre12-3pm
Into the Woods JR. TO CELEBRATE
JK-4—9:30 am
PINK 5-8—11:30 am
SHIRT Panther Club
Grades 3-5
DAY 3:30-4:45 pm
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