JUNE 2016

NEWSLETTER4701-52nd Avenue - Yellowknife, NT - X1A 2N8

Phone: (867) 669-0773 - Fax: (867) 873-3630www.sjf.yk1.nt.ca

principal’s messageThe month of June is busy for Sir John. Classes are coming to an end on Tuesday, June 14th and exams are just around the corner. Make sure to check inside for the exam schedule and study tips. The Part A Diploma Exams will begin June 13th, 2016. Students are expected to have all of their assignments handed in by then.On Friday, May 27th Sir John held its 1st Annual Athletic Hall of Fame. It gives us great pleasure to watch former falcons succeed after graduation. And our first five inductees are or have been very successful in their chosen sport. This year our inductees were Kevin Koe, Thomsen D’hont, Mike Argue, Michael Gilday and Mary Beth Miller. Visit our website to learn more about them. The Student Council organized this year’s 31 Hour Famine where 100 students raised close to $8000. The money raised will be given to the Kenya Group, the Yellowknife Food Bank, and the Red Cross in support of the victims of the Fort McMurray forest fire. Great job, Sir John!Please join us on Monday, June 6th to celebrate our Award Ceremony. On this night we celebrate the student’s achievements throughout the school year. See inside for a list of students who will be receiving awards.Congratulations to Bethany Giovanetto who recently competed at the Alberta Provincial Music Festival in Edmonton. She was awarded second place in the Grade 9/10 piano category. See inside to see how more of our musically talented students did in the music festival.The Aboriginal Honour Ceremony takes place on Saturday, June 11th at 1:30pm. This ceremony is very unique in recognizing our aboriginal graduates in a traditional way and Sir John is very proud to be a part of it. École Sir John Franklin’s GRAD 2016 will take place on Friday, June 24th. Thank you to all of the wonderful volunteers who work so hard to make this day a success. Inside is a list of important grad dates. Be sure to check them out.This year we are regretfully announce that Les Cameron is retiring. Les has been inspiring both staff and students for many years and we wish him and his family happy adventures to come! Thank you to Sean Daly who has spent this past school year teaching Drama at SJF. His productions of ‘Flat Stanley’ & “The Addams Family” both recieved great reviews! Mr. Daly will be heading back to NJ MacPherson and Mr. Landon Peters will be returning to SJF to teach Drama in the fall. Most of our Sir John events are coordinated by our dedicated staff and parents. Thank you to those who go above and beyond and put so much work in ensuring our events run smoothly all year long. Throughout the year, Sir John is very fortunate

to receive guests to speak to classes and sometimes to teach a specialized and/or traditional skill. This year we saw an abundance of guests come through the

school and we are very thankful to each of them. Another wonderful school year comes to an end with still so much

going on. Stay informed by checking out our website and Facebook page.

IMPORTANT DATESJune 6

Awards Assembly10:50am SJF GymAwards Ceremony

7pm SJF GymJune 9

PAC Meeting12noonJune 11

Aboriginal Honour Ceremony1:30pm SJF Gym

June 13Diploma Exams Start

June 14Regular Classes End

June 21Aboriginal Day - NO SCHOOL

June 24Last Day of School

GRADAugust 23

SJF Office OpensSeptember 6

First Day of School

FOR MORE DETAILS SEE CALENDAR ON LAST PAGE.

Mr. Dean MacInnis

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Final- June 2016 Exams-Final AM ONLY

ELA 30-1,30-2 - Part A- June 13, 9-12 SS 30-1, 30-2, Part A, June 14, 9-12(30-1), 9-11:30 (30-2)

Wed. June. 15

Thurs. June. 16

Fri. June. 17

Mon. June. 20

Wed. June. 22

Thurs.. June. 23

Fri. June. 24

Mon. June. 27

9-11:30 9-12 9-11:30 9-12 9-12 9-12 9-12 9-12 ELA. 30-1

30-2 Part B (67) Rms 34, 40

SS 30-1, 30-1F SS30-2 Part B Rms 34, 40, 37

(82)

Bio 30, 30F

Rm. 34 (38)

Chem 30, 30F Rm . 34 (40)

Math 30-1, 30-02 Rm. 34 (30)

Physics 30, 30F Rm 34 (21)

9-11:30 ELA 10-1 10-2 20-1 20-2 GYM (156))

9-11:30am

Core Fr10 20 Pif 15 25 Sci 9, 9F

GYM (58) K&E ENG/SS 9/10/11/12 Rm 42

(18)

9-11:00 am Math 9, 9F AAT 9-11:30am 10C, 10CF 20-1 20-1 F 20-2 GYM (171)

9-10:45am

FLA 9 AAT part B 9-11:30am Physics 20, ( 49) GYM

9- 11:30am 9-11:30am 9-11:30

Final- PM ONLY-Final June 2016

PMWed. June. 15

Thurs. June 16

Fri. June 17

Mon. June 20

Wed. June 22

Thurs.. June. 23

Fri. June 24

Mon. June 27

1-2:45pm ELA9 AAT Part B GYM (76) 1-3:30pm Sci. 10 Gym (30)

1-3:30pm SS 10, 10F 20-1, 20-1F 20-2

(158) GYM ____-____

1-3:30pm Bio 20 (55)

GYM

1-3:30pm Chem 20 SS 9, 9F

(94) GYM

Hum 9 Rm 41

Final- June 2016 Exams-Final AM ONLY

ELA 30-1,30-2 - Part A- June 13, 9-12 SS 30-1, 30-2, Part A, June 14, 9-12(30-1), 9-11:30 (30-2)

Wed. June. 15

Thurs. June. 16

Fri. June. 17

Mon. June. 20

Wed. June. 22

Thurs.. June. 23

Fri. June. 24

Mon. June. 27

9-11:30 9-12 9-11:30 9-12 9-12 9-12 9-12 9-12 ELA. 30-1

30-2 Part B (67) Rms 34, 40

SS 30-1, 30-1F SS30-2 Part B Rms 34, 40, 37

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Bio 30, 30F

Rm. 34 (38)

Chem 30, 30F Rm . 34 (40)

Math 30-1, 30-02 Rm. 34 (30)

Physics 30, 30F Rm 34 (21)

9-11:30 ELA 10-1 10-2 20-1 20-2 GYM (156))

9-11:30am

Core Fr10 20 Pif 15 25 Sci 9, 9F

GYM (58) K&E ENG/SS 9/10/11/12 Rm 42

(18)

9-11:00 am Math 9, 9F AAT 9-11:30am 10C, 10CF 20-1 20-1 F 20-2 GYM (171)

9-10:45am

FLA 9 AAT part B 9-11:30am Physics 20, ( 49) GYM

9- 11:30am 9-11:30am 9-11:30

Final- PM ONLY-Final June 2016

PMWed. June. 15

Thurs. June 16

Fri. June 17

Mon. June 20

Wed. June 22

Thurs.. June. 23

Fri. June 24

Mon. June 27

1-2:45pm ELA9 AAT Part B GYM (76) 1-3:30pm Sci. 10 Gym (30)

1-3:30pm SS 10, 10F 20-1, 20-1F 20-2

(158) GYM ____-____

1-3:30pm Bio 20 (55)

GYM

1-3:30pm Chem 20 SS 9, 9F

(94) GYM

Hum 9 Rm 41

Final- June 2016 Exams-Final AM ONLY

ELA 30-1,30-2 - Part A- June 13, 9-12 SS 30-1, 30-2, Part A, June 14, 9-12(30-1), 9-11:30 (30-2)

Wed. June. 15

Thurs. June. 16

Fri. June. 17

Mon. June. 20

Wed. June. 22

Thurs.. June. 23

Fri. June. 24

Mon. June. 27

9-11:30 9-12 9-11:30 9-12 9-12 9-12 9-12 9-12 ELA. 30-1

30-2 Part B (67) Rms 34, 40

SS 30-1, 30-1F SS30-2 Part B Rms 34, 40, 37

(82)

Bio 30, 30F

Rm. 34 (38)

Chem 30, 30F Rm . 34 (40)

Math 30-1, 30-02 Rm. 34 (30)

Physics 30, 30F Rm 34 (21)

9-11:30 ELA 10-1 10-2 20-1 20-2 GYM (156))

9-11:30am

Core Fr10 20 Pif 15 25 Sci 9, 9F

GYM (58) K&E ENG/SS 9/10/11/12 Rm 42

(18)

9-11:00 am Math 9, 9F AAT 9-11:30am 10C, 10CF 20-1 20-1 F 20-2 GYM (171)

9-10:45am

FLA 9 AAT part B 9-11:30am Physics 20, ( 49) GYM

9- 11:30am 9-11:30am 9-11:30

Final- PM ONLY-Final June 2016

PMWed. June. 15

Thurs. June 16

Fri. June 17

Mon. June 20

Wed. June 22

Thurs.. June. 23

Fri. June 24

Mon. June 27

1-2:45pm ELA9 AAT Part B GYM (76) 1-3:30pm Sci. 10 Gym (30)

1-3:30pm SS 10, 10F 20-1, 20-1F 20-2

(158) GYM ____-____

1-3:30pm Bio 20 (55)

GYM

1-3:30pm Chem 20 SS 9, 9F

(94) GYM

Hum 9 Rm 41

Study Tips & Study SkillsStudents with better study methods and strategies score higher on their exams.• Everyone is different. Different methods work for different people; the following are only suggestions on improving upon your current studying techniques.

• It is best to review the material right after class when it’s still fresh in your memory.

• Start out by studying the most important information.• Don’t try to do all your studying the night before the test. Instead space out your studying, review class materials at least several times a week, focusing on one topic at a time.

• Have all of your study material in front of you: lecture notes, course textbooks, study guides and any other relevant material.

• Find a comfortable and quiet place to study with good lighting and little distractions (try avoiding your own bed; it is very tempting to just lie down and take a nap).

• Take short breaks frequently. Your memory retains the information that you study at the beginning and the end better than what you study in the middle.

• Learn the general concepts first, don’t worry about learning the details until you have learned the main ideas.

• By studying every day, the material will stay in your long-term memory but if you try to study at the last moment, the material will only reside in your short-term memory that you’ll easily forget.

ELA 9 TobaccoAwareness Workshop

As a culminating activity of the ELA 9 health unit, students in Mrs Durepos` class had the opportunity to participate in a youth tobacco prevention workshop. With the help of Sabrina Lakhani and Alana Kronstal, students were not only able to voice their ideas and concerns about tobacco prevention in the north, but they were also able to develop a positive campaign slogan aimed towards other youths to prevent and/or motivate them to quit smoking.

The following students are in Mrs Durepos’ ELA 9 class: Emma Seddon, Brian Liang, Alexia D’Astous- MacDonald, Aidan Drew, Cody Elliott, Christopher Green, Rhiannon Hoddinott, Brian Johnston, Jennifer Lalonde, Tara McNaughton, Meadow Munroe, Hanna Murillo, Aurora Nind, Brooke Pelley, Cayla Pond, Maha Rizvi, Ashley Rocher, Samantha Sangris, Zachary Smith, Bryanna Steele, Alliks Traverse, Matthew Tuccaro.

Grad 2016Important DatesJune 10thLast day for ticket request forms to be handed in. Last day to register yourself and a guest for Dry Grad. -entry to Dry Grad is only through pre-registra-tion list.

June 15thGrad Canoe Race

June 22ndGrad List posted by end of school day. Tickets for Grad ready, starting at 9:00 am in school foyer.

June 23rdRehearsal for Grads ONLY at Multiplex at 3:00 pm.

JUNE 24TH GRADAcademic Grad (2:30 pm - 5:00 pm)Grads must be at rink at 1:30. They are to go behind the curtains at the zamboni end of rink. There they will be given a cap, tassel and grad gown. They will stay behind the curtain until the start of the ceremony. Grads are asked to wear clean semi-for-mal footwear. No beach flip flops. Parent seating with tickets is open seating, and the doors will open at 1:30 pm. Just a note, chairs with chair covers are reserved for Grads. After the ceremony, all grads will gather outside for a group photo. Once the photo-graph is finished punch and cookies are available inside the foyer of the Multiplex. Grads MUST return their grad gown prior to leaving the arena.

Formal Ceremony (9:00 pm - 10:00 pm)Grads must be at the rink no later than 8:30 pm. They will again gather behind the curtain at the end of the rink and remain there until the start of the ceremony. Parent seating is open seating and doors will open at 8:30pm. Just a note, chairs with chair covers are reserved for Grads. After the speeches there will be three special dances. Once the dances are over, the grads and their Dry Grad guest will gather in the DND gym while the transformation of Dry Grad takes place.

Dry Grad (11:00 pm - 3:00 am) Dry Grad is a closed, pre-registered event for Sir John Grads and one guest. Grads are expected to stay in the building after the Formal and participate in the transformation activity in the DND gym. Guests are asked to be at the Multiplex by 11:15 pm. Doors will close at 11:30 pm. Once you leave Dry Grad, you will not be allowed access to the facility again. All bags will be checked prior to entering Dry Grad. Your guest must be with you when you enter.

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Luke HealLaura HodginsCelena HoeveLaura IngBraden JohnstonAnita KolbackSai KottagajulaSahara LaffertyJennifer LalondeGabrielle LamarcheBranda LeMichelle LeeShylee-Ann LeglerQuinn LevesqueBrian LiangJulian Linares MartinClair LittlefairAlly MacInnisDylan MaguireLindsey MaillouxHunaifa MalikAngus MartinAshley MatesicElizabeth McCullumSamantha McDougallBen McGregorStephen MessierJamilo Mohamud

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Congratulations to the following students who will be receiving awards during our Award Ceremony on Monday, June 6 at 7pm in the gym in recognition of all their hard work during this school year.

english • french • social studies • northern studies • CTS •

Congratulations toLes CameronLes Cameron started his career in the North in 1971. He and his wife, Mieke, were first hired to teach the Grade 9 students who came to Akaitcho Hall from all over the original NWT. It was the first time that Grade 9 was offered at Sir John.Les has always been willing to help and to lead. His easy going style and wonderful work ethic are admired and respected by everyone. Thank you Les! We wish you a long and happy retirement!Pictured with Les is his wife, Mieke, and longtime friend and colleague, Al McDonald.

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Music NewsSeven SJF students who are members of the Yellowknife Youth Choir travelled to Toronto this month to perform. They took part in the Spring Concerts of Sir Alexander MacKenzie Senior Public School and the Bach Children's Chorus. They toured Earl Haig Secondary School and performed with the Gryphon Trio at Briton House.

Kacie Hall hosted Open Mike night at Javaroma and many SJF students came out to sing and cheer one another on. Try and catch the next one to hear some of our school's talent.

Six SJF students were selected to compete at the Alberta Provincial Music Festival in Edmonton between May 25 and 28. They were Brian Liang, Diana Rockwell, Bethany Giovanetto and Jenna Orr for piano, Diana and Beverley

Rockwell for voice and Grace Clark for composition. All students who competed said that it was an excellent learning experience. Bethany Giovanetto was awarded second place in the grade 9/10 piano category. Congratulations everyone!

Members of the choir, guitar ensemble, wind ensemble and SJF Unplugged performed a concert called Water Ways on May 25. It was great to see so many falcons on stage

together. One of the concert favourites was "Riptide" performed by the guitar ensemble, the choir, Tanner on bass and Obed on drums. Thank you for all your work and for making it a great night! Go Falcons!

Looking ahead...the band and choir will be performing at the Awards night on June 6 at 7 PM. We will also be performing at several YK1 schools on June 17 as part of our "school tour".

our students areMany students in Social Studies classes this year completed a citizenship project where they created, developed and even put into action a plan in which they can help make the community, the country or the world a better place. Here are a few examples of projects happening this semester:Beverley Rockwell, Cynthia Lalonde, and Kirstyn Falck visited several different elementary classes to teach empowerment to students.Heather Kimmins, Tatianna Lim, and Tafadzwa Sakarombe are inspiring youths in Yellowknife by bringing awareness to positive body image!Sheraz Daher is reducing the use of water in her home. Through awareness, actions

and research, Sheraz was able to make a big difference with her family. Sierra Nesbitt has been volunteering every week at the Abe Miller Centre. She was not only able to get out of her comfort zone, but also helped the Yellowknife community! Stephanie Blums created the Helping Paws group. She was able to make cookies and cupcakes this month for the SPCA. Branda Lee's Remapping the World Sea Level Rise is not only a research based project, but also an awareness project. Branda was able to significantly lower the C02 level at home and is now reaching out to her community.

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combined arms clubArcher Raya poses with the Combined Arms Club's new 3D animal targets. A few students are training in hopes of being able to shoot in the 2017 North American Indigenous Games."Stinky", "Thumper', and "Timon" are the Clubs newest members, and this summer "Bambi" a life size deer will join them. For the games contestants shoot at life size 3D targets at unknown distances up to 50m.

The Combined Arms Club will hold it’s first tournament June 8, 9, and 10. It will be after school in the gym. Air Pistol will run Wed, June 8, Fencing is Thu, June 9, and Archery will be the Fri, June 10.

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On Friday May 13, Student Council hosted the 31 Hour Famine. Beginning at midnight on Thursday, participants fasted for a total of 31 hours to raise money for the school’s Kenya Group, the Yellowknife Food Bank, and the Red Cross in support of the victims of the Fort McMurray forest fire.Students that participated in the 31 Hour Famine spent Friday night at the school and participated in various activities that were organized and planned by Student Council.Some of the highlights included an alumni challenge where students were divided into teams based on which elementary school they attended and competed against one another in various games and challenges, battle of the sexes, a school wide game of human vs. zombies, and watching movies and playing video games on the big screen in the gym.Students ended the famine with a pancake breakfast prepared by Student Council. In total, nearly 100 students participated in the 31 Hour Famine and raised a total of $7967.80.

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Travis Stewart, also known as “Chef” began his YK1 career in 2010 as an Educational Assistant at Ecole Sir John Franklin High School. It wasn’t long before this classically trained chef starting teaching a CTS cooking class to students who love to share their delicious dishes with the staff. Travis also plays a very important role in Skills Canada sitting on the National Technical Committee. He has taken students to the Canadian Skills National Competition for Cooking and Baking for the last six years and this year is no different! In a couple of weeks he will be travelling to Moncton with SJF student Clair Littlefair. We wish them the best of luck! We are proud to acknowledge Travis Stewart as this week’s YK1 Staff Spotlight!

Chef Stewart - staff spotlight

FALCON SPORT SCHOOL OF EXCELLENCE

application process1. Go to: http://www.sjf.yk1.nt.ca/Sport%20School.php2. Click on the Application Process button.3. Fill-out the Student Online Athlete Application Form.4. Send the link to your Coach and TSO to fill out on your behalf.5. An interview will be set up. A Sport School rep will be in contact with you.6. Be sure to use the check list as a guide.

If you have any questions, please contact Paul Shearme at paul.shearme@yk1.nt.ca and/or Evelyne Straker at evelyne.straker@yk1.nt.ca or call (867) 669-0773.

Scuba ClubOn Saturday, May 7, the SJF Scuba club raised a combined total of $6, 642.80 at the Scuba Swim-a-thon! Each member was required to swim as many laps as they could within the hour event; during this time, students also got a taste of what it is like to breathe underwater as they tried on all of the scuba gear in the shallow end! After many hours of fundraising and classroom work over the next year, the club will be travelling to Cozumel, Mexico in April 2017 where students will obtain their Open Water PADI Diver Certification. For more information about the club, please contact Shannon Ferreira at shannon.ferreira@yk1.nt.ca.

SPORT SCHOOL Star of the Month

VOLLEYBALLStar of the Month

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MEADOW MUNROEMeadow is a hardworking individual who comes to class everyday ready to give her best. She is committed to getting the most out of her workouts every day. She is engaged and asks questions. In the last month Meadow has really increased her intensity and desire to become a better athlete. She is friendly and encouraging to her fellow classmates. It has been a pleasure to teach a student who is receptive to feedback and who uses her class time to truly improve her athleticism. The Sport School program was developed for athletes like Meadow. Her efforts are showing and it’s been great to see such growth in her and an athlete but also as an individual.

SAHARA LAFFERTYSahara has really stepped up over the past month with her focus in all aspects of our training. It has been very evident in her lifting sessions as she continues work on improving the technique in her lifts. Both on and off court, she is working with a renewed focus that is going to enable to her to raise the level of her game. She has been displaying the qualities of an athlete that is driven to excel and this extra effort over the past month has made her the easy selection for the May Athlete of the Month in the Sir John Volleyball Academy. Congratulations Sahara!

KIRIANNE ASHLEYKirianne is in her last year of high school at Ecole Sir John Franklin High School. She is a very thorough, hard-working, reliable and humble young lady. She is a top student and a force on the 2016 Grad Council. She also travelled to Kenya with a group of Sir John students in partnership with A Better World Canada to fund the renovation of a school in rural Kenya. Students who exhibit her level of drive and community-mindedness don’t come along every day. Kirianne has been offered admission to the Bachelor of Science program and a $40,000 scholarship at the University of British Columbia! We wish her the best of luck!

YK1 Student of the Week

Students are hard at work on the 2015/16 SJF yearbook. It will differ slightly from past yearbooks. No longer will we print yearbooks for students. The yearbook will now be available on our website in PDF format for anyone to print whenever they want. If you are interested in printing the yearbook there are many companies online that will print files. It will also be available on the iBook store as a digital download.

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On Thursday, May 19, the SJF Sport School students learned about the benefits of chiropractic care to aid in their sport and in their every day life.Dr. Rod Tordoff shared his years of experience with the class and guided them through an initial exam. Thanks to Dr. Tordoff for creating such an exciting learning experience for our students!

The Aboriginal Honor Ceremony in partnership with the Yellowknife Catholic School and Aurora College (Yellowknife/North Slave Campus) has been continuing in its 12th year to honor Aboriginal students who graduated Graduate Students are celebrated and honored in a Traditional Honor Ceremony and is presented with a traditional beaded graduation stroll on stroud and moosehide. The Ceremony invites family members to attend to celebrate the accomplishments of the graduates and is followed by a potluck feast. This Years Honor Ceremony is taking place on Saturday June 11th from 1:00-4:30pm at the École Sir John Franklin High School.

Floor hockey two-timechamps!We don’t really need to say anything else, do we?

Celebrating ourAboriginal graduates

sport school presentation

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In April a group of doctors presented to Ms. Young’s Biology 30 students. The presentation focused on the career opportunities in medicine. This interactive seminar was designed to engage with and inform high school students about what it takes to get into medical school, what medical school is like and what it’s like to be a doctor in the Northwest Territories. Presenters ranged from prospective medical students, to med school representatives, to medical residents to practicing physicians.

1st Annual AthleticsHall of Fame

prospective medical student seminar

took place on Friday, May 27 and it was a huge success! Thank you to all the inductees and their families for allowing us to acknowledge your accomplishments.

OUR FIRST FIVEINDUCTEES AREKevin Koe CurlingMichael Gilday SpeedskatingMike Argue Cross Country SkiingThomsen D’Hont Cross Country SkiingMary Beth Miller Biathalon

To learn more about our Falcon Hall of Fame inductees visit our website and click “Hall of Fame”

Congratulations to Hunaifa Malik who recently made CBC North headlines for a citizenship project for social studies class. Hunaifa’s goal is to raise $5,000 to help Syrian refugees and their families. Through car washes and bagging groceries she has almost reached her goal! Check our facebook page for the link to the CBC article. Keep up the great work Hunaifa!

Sir John student Nolan Chafe with his 3D chess set.

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SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

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Regular Classes End

SJF vs St. Pat’sCanoe Race

4pmCity Hall

Aboriginal DayNO SCHOOL

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Skills Canada National Competition (Moncton)

Territorial Track & Field (Hay River)

PAC Meeting12pm

Staff Meeting3:45pm

Awards Ceremony

7pm

Aboriginal Honour

Ceremony1:30pmSJF Gym

Last day of School

MultiplexGrads MUST be there at 1:30pm