SCHOOL TO COMMUNITY PATHWAYS PROGRAM TRACK AND FIELD MEET
Attention Bulldogs for a very important announcement! Yesterday, our very own Bulldog Athletes from the School to Community Pathways Program competed in a Track and Field Meet with athletes from STA. We want to take a moment to recognize some of the highlights from this amazing day:
- In Ball Throw: Sunny was awarded the 1st place ribbon & Sebastian earned 3rd place
- In Girls Lawn Bowling: Sunny came in 2nd
- In Boys Lawn Bowling: Jackson won 2nd place & Luka came in 3rd
- In the Girls 50 meter Dash: Sunny raced to 1st place
- In both the Boys 50 meter Dash AND 100 meter Race: Sebastian finished in 2nd place
- In the wheelchair race: Paul was awarded the 1st place ribbon
- In Girls Long Jump: Sunny placed 2nd and Isabelle placed 3rd
- In Boys Long Jump: Sebastian came in 2nd
- In Girls Shot Put: Isabelle won 2nd place
- In Boys Shot Put: Paul came in 3rd and James won the 2nd place ribbon
- A very honorable mention goes out to Owen, Jordan and Jack for their amazing efforts and success in all of their events yesterday!
A big thanks to our teachers, EAs, and Best Buddies - Michael, Stella, Linda and Michelle.
Please congratulate all of our amazing Athletes when you see them today at school.
Grade 12 Awards of Distinction
Attention Grade 12 Students! If you would like to be considered for a Grade 12 Award of Distinction, please complete and submit the fillable form. Posters for the awards are located in Guidance, and the Main Office. Simply scan the QR code and read the description of each award you wish to be nominated for. Please read the description carefully as only those student who meet the criteria for the award will be considered. Please note that most wards come with a monetary grant. Nominations are due by Thursday, May 22nd at 2 p.m. Please see Ms. Tornabuono if you have any questions.
Boys Soccer
Good luck to the boys' soccer team who are playing their quarterfinal playoff game against Medway today at 12:00.
Science Help (please leave this announcement in each week)
Science Help runs every Wednesday... that’s today! We meet after school and this extra help is available to ALL students. Students in grade 9 and 10 Science, senior Chemistry and senior Biology can come to room 249 right after school. Students needing Physics help can go to room 252. Please see Ms. Scott if you have any questions.
Military Co-op Information Session
Are you interested in a Co-op placement with the Canadian Armed Forces or Naval Reserve? You can earn anywhere from $4,000-$9,000 during your time in the program while earning 2 co-op credits. We are hosting an information session on Tuesday, May 20th with representatives from the Army and Navy. If you are interested, make sure to head on down to the library to sign up. See Mr. Kimbark and Ms. Marino today for information.
Student Council Elections
Are you ready to embrace your inner St. Andre? Looking to get involved and serve your community? Student Council might be for you! All interested Grade 10 and 11 students must attend a meeting during SECOND LUNCH in room 215 TODAY.
Graduation Verification
Hey, Grade 12. Have you still not come to Guidance to check that your name is on the Grad List? What are you waiting for? Come to Guidance TODAY to verify your name! It only takes 30 seconds! Ask your grade 12 friends if they have verified their names yet. If they haven’t, bring them with you! It’ll be great! More details can be found on the Gr. 12 D2L page.
AUDITION CALL FOR FINAL ASSEMBLY:
Do you sing? Dance? Act? Recite poetry? Perform magic? Do something so unique it defies description?
Then we want YOU for our Final Assembly on June 12. The Arts Department is looking for a variety of unforgettable performances that close out the 2024-2025 school year with a bang. Mr. Vermue and Ms. Weis require your audition form by Thurs. May 29. Auditions are on June 3. We are looking for anything that celebrates your talent and creativity. You bring the heart, the talent, and the passion. We’ll bring the spotlight.
Culture Fest
Hello, bonjour, hola, ciao.
We wanted to remind everyone that the culture festival is this Thursday, May 15th. It’s going to be an incredible celebration of the diverse cultures that make our school community so unique. We encourage everyone to wear cultural attire or colours that represent their culture. If you’d like to buy food on the day of the festival, we recommend purchasing your tickets online through the school cash machine or meeting students with a tap machine during lunch. All proceeds from the ticket sales will be donated to an interpreter’s NGO, Across Languages. We hope to see everyone at the culture fest!
What’s happening in room 228 today?
Aside from the usual innovative art lessons, laughter, and occasional Taylor Swift tunes you will find the always inspiring MS. YONG, who just so happens to be celebrating her birthday today! A very happy birthday to our art teacher extraordinaire.
SAB Baseball
Your SAB Bulldogs Varsity Baseball team had an outstanding start to the season picking up right where they left off last season. The boys dominated their first game against Beal with an 18-0 mercy win lead by pitcher Carter McCullagh. The second game didn’t look too promising at first, as the Dogs were down 7-1 in the 5th inning—but they made an incredible comeback to defeat West Elgin 8-7 in the bottom of the 7th. Relentless pitching came from Carter McCullough, Max Kalman, Cole McRoberts, and Harrison Howlett. Shoutout to Cole McRoberts for not only recording his first hit as a Bulldog, but also making his pitching debut in Game 2.
Special recognition to rookies Reed Granton and Riley Keating for their impressive hitting and to Josh Rock for his walk off at bat to win the second game . Roll Dawgs
SAB DANCE
On May 28th your SAB dance team will be showcasing their hard work this year with a dance show. All SAB students are invited to come watch the performance. The show starts at 6:30 and will be held in the cafeteria.