May 2016 - École Secondaire Notre Dame High School

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Through God, all things are possible
50 Lees Street Red Deer, AB T4R 2P6
Phone: 403-342-4800
Website: http://notredamehigh.ca
May 2016
PRINCIPAL
Mrs. Rose McQuay
Message from the Principal:
VICE PRINCIPALS
Gr. 10:
Gr. 10:
Gr. 11:
Gr. 12:
Grâce à Dieu, tout est possible
Mr. Graeme Daniel
Mrs. Mandy Reed
Mr. Ian Stang
Mr. Mike Kelly
The past few days have helped remind us that summer is within our reach. It is hard to believe we are on the
last two months of the 2015-16 school year. With approximately 40 days of school left there will be many
days of review, final projects, field trips, special events, etc. With the warmer weather brings soccer,
lacrosse and baseball season. It may be hard for some students to remain focused so we ask your assistance
to ensure students are concentrating on school through to the last week.
April was certainly another busy month at Notre Dame. We are so proud of the many accomplishments
celebrated by our extremely gifted and talented students such as:
In This Edition:
Principal’s Message
Page 1
June Diploma Schedule Page 2
Skills Alberta
Page 3
Fine Arts
Page 4
Learning Commons
Pages 5-6
Café Menu
Page 7
Athletics
Page 8
Smiles Thru Lindsey
Page 9
Summer School
Pages 10-11
Co-ed Football League Page 12
AB Health Services
Page 13
Choral Singers
Page 14
Community Information Page 15
Parish News
Page 16-22
Parent Feedback
Page 23
-Silver and Bronze in Cosmetology at SKILLS Canada local competition
-a Gold, Silver and Bronze in Electrical Wiring at SKILLS Canada
-Men and Ladies participated in Tier 1 ASAA Provincial Team Handball Championship
-performing One Act’s Competition at LTCHS
-17 badminton players advancing to Provincials
-6 Notre Dame football players advance to final round of U18 tryouts
-Annual Grad Service Project
Congratulations to everyone involved in these outstanding achievements.
If your son or daughter will be employed this summer, please have them consider signing up for Notre
Dame’s Summer School Work Experience beginning mid-May. Students can earn one (1) credit for every
25 hours worked this summer. St. Gabriel’s Online School also offers a number of online courses that can
be taken over the summer. More information is available in this newsletter.
With Graduation only weeks away, it is essential for our Grade 12 students to ensure they are keeping up
with their studies and have confirmed grad requirements with the career advisory team. Please refer to the
Graduation tab, on our school website, for the dates of upcoming events, especially the Grad Mass at St.
Mary’s on June 5th at 4:00 pm and Grad Rehearsal on June 29th at 4:00 pm.
We also invite everyone to join us in the Fine Arts Room on May 5 th and 6th for the final performance of our
One Act Plays and to our final School Council Meeting on Monday, May 16 th at 7:00 pm.
May is the month when Catholics traditionally focus on Mary, the Mother of Jesus. The practice dates back
at least 700 years and is still observed around the world today. May is seen as the beginning of new life and
the start of summer, which makes this a logical time for the celebrations of Mary, who brought life into the
world. May is also the month we celebrate the love our Mothers have for us.
Watch our website for detailed information on a Cancer Fundraiser coming up in May.
Take time during these busy months to enjoy time with family and friends.
God bless,
Rose McQuay
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June Diploma Exam Schedule
Page 2
Skills Alberta
Notre Dame High School Students participated in Regional Skills competitions with the Jr. Hairstyling
Competition held April 15th and hosted by Notre Dame. Both students who entered were fortunate
enough to medal: Hailey Foster won silver and will be competing at the Provincial Skills Competition May 11 in Edmonton. Kimberly Valente won the bronze metal and is waiting for a possible opening
at Provincials.
Electrical held their Regional Competition on April 28th, hosted at the Red Deer College. Gold was
earned by Ryan Leis, Silver was earned by Austin Clews and Bronze was won by Evan Koster. Ryan and
Austin will make their way to Provincials as well while Evan will also wait for a possible opening.
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Fine Arts
Our exciting school year is wrapping up quickly, but we have many more
Fine Arts events to invite you to:
Glimpse will be showing at the Hub on Ross (4936 Ross St. Red Deer)
for the month of May. Glimpse is the name of this year's student Art
show. Join us on May 6 from 4:30 - 6:00 pm for a come and go
reception at the Hub, to kick off the visual art show. The small gallery at
the Hub will feature a selection of some of the best-of-the-best student
visual art from Notre Dame.
The annual Zones One Act Festival was held on April 27-30, at Lindsay
Thurber High School. Join us for the One Act Performances at Notre
Dame: May 5 and 6 at 6:30 pm. Pay what you can donations at the
door, with proceeds going to our Grad Service Project (Parkland
School).
Congratulations to Mr. Brehaut, Miss Ornella and their very talented
band students. Both the Concert and Jazz bands received scores of
Superior (the highest possible score) and won first place in their
categories at the Kiwanis Musical Festival in April. The concert band's
next performance is at the Alberta Band Association Festival at the Red
Deer College on May 19 at 10:30 am. This performance is open to the
public.
You can enjoy the musical talents of our concert band, jazz band and
choir at their year end concert, at the Red Deer College Main Stage
on June 6 at 7:00 pm. Free Admission. All are welcome!
Spring Evening of the Arts is on May 10. Join us, at 6:30 pm in the
Notre Dame Gathering Area, and enjoy a taste of all our Fine Arts
disciplines: jazz band, visual art, choral, dance and drama.
Free Admission and all are welcome.
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Learning Commons
Learning Commons
Have you picked up your textbook refund?
If you do not have any overdue items from previous semesters, as long as your
school fees have been paid in full, you may still need to pick up your textbook rental
refund from the first semester. Bring your ND Student ID card and Miss Stevens, Ms.
Halter or Mrs. Campbell can help you!
RDCRS Reads (Bring on summer! Bring on books!)
Are you interested in participating in the RDCRS Reads Summer Reading
program? Sign up for Flex on Wednesday May 4 in PowerSchool to learn more
about books, online programming, prizes and more.
Book Trailers
Looking for a new book but not entirely sure what to read? Check out these trailers
to help you pick your next great book!
http://notredamehigh.ca/student-services/learning-commons
3D Printing
Notre Dame brings Makerspace into its Learning Commons with our 3D printer. Bring
a file to life with Makerbot! Contact the Learning Commons team for more information
on your print job.
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Learning Commons
Career Center
Red Deer College Timetable Building
Grade 12 students: Red Deer College continues to offer timetable building
workshops every Wednesday from 4:00pm – 6:00pm at RDC in the Library.
Workshops will run until June and operate on a drop in basis.
Rock The Diploma
June Rock The Diploma is an intensive one weekend review with diploma prep
sessions being offered at Lindsay Thurber Comprehensive High School in Red
Deer for students from all Central Alberta high schools. This year, more options
for students are being offered, with some of the courses available on more than
one weekend, allowing those students wishing to take more than one course the
flexibility to do so.
These sessions do tend to fill quickly, so REGISTER EARLY.
Spotlight on Medicine
Are you interested in pursuing a career in Medical Sciences? If yes, please join
us during Flex on Wednesday June 1 in the Learning Commons to hear a first
year Med student from the U of A share experiences in the program. If you are
interested in attending this session, sign up in PowerSchool!
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Scholarships
Check out http://notredamehigh.ca/student-services/scholarships for information
on upcoming scholarships.
Social Media
Don’t forget to follow us on Facebook and Twitter (@NotreDameRD).
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$4.00 Chicken Caesar
Chicken Caesar
$4.00 Spicy Turkey &
Spicy Turkey &
$4.00 Teriyaki Chicken
Teriyaki Chicken
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$4.00 Chicken Club
Chicken Club
$4.00 Deli Meat &
$4.00 Buffalo Chicken
Deli Meat &
Buffalo Chicken
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with Garden Salad
Pizza Sub with
$4.00
$3.50
BBQ Pork Burrito
$5.50 Meat Lover Pizza
$4.00
$4.00
$2.50
$2.50 Potato & Sausage
Dilly Carrot Soup
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$3.50
Pepperoni or
30
$5.00 Mozza Burger
Grilled Cheese &
NO
$4.00 N.D. Ciabatta
N.D. Ciabatta
25
$2.50 Beef Vegetable
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Tuscan Cream of
$3.50
$4.00 Cheese Burger
$4.00 Lumberjack Sand-
$2.50 Cheesy Potato
$3.50
$4.00 Mozza Burger
$4.00 Mega Wrap
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$5.50 Taco Pizza /
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$2.50 Mexican Chicken
HAPPY
VICTORIA
Caesar Salad
BBQ Chick Burger
Lumberjack Sand-
Chicken Fingers &
$2.50 Bean & Bacon
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$5.50 Pepperoni or
Chicken Noodle
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Corn Salad
Beef Soft Taco
$4.00 Mega Wrap
Mega Wrap
10
13
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NO
20
gluten - free
Regular items include breakfasts,
sandwiches, beverages and
baking, fruit, yogurt, salads,
vegetarian
change without notice.
Ask us about
$3.50 with Garlic Bread-
$5.00 Baked Penne &
$4.00 Chicken Club
$4.00 N.D. Ciabatta
$2.50 Italian Chicken
$3.50
$5.00
$4.00
$4.00
$2.50
$3.50 with fortune cookie
$5.00 Asian Chicken
$4.00 Mega Wrap
$2.50 Boston Clam
Menu items and prices may
Pepperoni or
$4.00 BBQ Beef & Chedr
$4.00 Chicken Club
$4.00 N.D. Ciabatta
$2.50 Cream of Broccoli
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Taco Pizza /
$4.00 Spaghetti &
$2.50 Corn Chowder
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Pepperoni or
$4.00 Ham & Cheese
$4.00 Mega Wrap
$2.50 Cream of Tomato
12
$5.50 Cheese Biscuit
$4.00 Monte Cristo &
Chicken Club
$4.00 Beef & Cheddar
$3.50 Beef Stew with
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$2.50 Cream of Mush-
Friday
Ham & Mush-
$2.50 Beef Noodle Soup
Mexican Chicken
5
$2.50 Chicken & Wild
Thursday
Ham & Mush-
$5.50 Cheese Burger
Beef & Cheddar
4
$2.50 Cream of Vegeta-
3
Wednesday
Loaded Baked
Tuesday
French Onion
9
NO
PD DAY
2
Monday
~ May 2016~
Café Notre Dame Menu - Daily & Weekly Specials
$5.50
$4.00
$4.00
$2.50
$5.50
$4.00
$4.00
$2.50
$5.50
$4.00
$4.00
$2.50
Café Menu
Athletics
Girls Rugby:
HANDBALL
Practices (April 25 to June 3):
Monday mornings: 6:45 am – 8:15 am
Tuesday after school: 3:45 pm – 5:15 pm
Friday morning: 6:45 am – 8:15
It has been a busy but fun Handball season. All the hard work
culminating in both Girls &
Boys qualifying for Provincials.
Thank you to all the players and
coaches.
Games
Wednesday May 11 @ HHHS – 4:45 pm @
Titans
Friday May 13 / Saturday May 14 – Cougar Classic Tournament
Monday May 16 / Wednesday 18 @ Titans –
5:00 pm
Friday May 27, 2016 – ZONE FINALS vs LTCH
@ Titans
Friday June 3 / Saturday June 4, 2016 – 4A Rugby Provincials – Lethbridge Alberta
Football Spring Camp
Monday May 30 - Friday June 3 - all grade 6/7/8
- JV COUGARS and 9/10/11 - SR COUGARS 4:00pm - 6:00pm at Notre Dame
Monday June 6 - Friday June 10 - Friday June 3 all grade 6/7/8 - JV COUGARS and 9/10/11 - SR
COUGARS 4:00pm - 6:00pm at Notre Dame
TRACK AND FIELD
Practices (April 25 to June 3):
Tuesday 7:00 am – 8:00 am - bus leaves ND at
6:45 am
Thursday 7:00 am – 8:00 am - bus leaves ND at
6:45 am
MEETS:
Wednesday May 18th, 2016 – Cities @ Legion
Track (LTCHS) – 4204 – 58th Street, Red Deer
Wednesday May 25th, 2016 – ZONES @ Legion
Track (LTCHS)
Friday June 3 / Saturday June 4, 2016
Track Provincials
Soccer
Both boys and girls soccer teams
have started playing. The teams will
be playing from now until June 11,
when the final tournament will take
place.
The boys home games are as
follows:
Friday May 6 vs Lacombe 4:15 pm
Tuesday May 10 vs Hunting
Hills 4:15 pm
Tuesday June 7 vs Lindsay
Thurber 4:15 pm
Girls home games are:
Friday May 6 vs Lacombe 4:15 pm
Thursday May 12 vs Lindsay
Thurber 4:15 pm
Tuesday May 24 vs Hunting
Hills 4:15 pm
Final Tournament for both teams is
on Saturday June 11 at the Collicutt
fields.
Come out and support the ND soccer
teams!
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Smiles Thru Lindsey Foundation
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Summer School
Page 10
Summer School
Page 11
Co-ed Football League
Page 12
Alberta Health Services
Page 13
Choral Singers
Page 14
Community Information
Dental Outreach of Red Deer (DOoR)
Free urgent dental treatment for children 5-18 years
of age having difficulty accessing dental care. Services are provided at the Red Deer Johnstone Crossing Community Health Centre
For more information, please call 403-356-6302 and
ask for the DOoR program.
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Parish News
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Parish News
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Parish News
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Parish News
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Parish News
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Parish News
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Parish News
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Parental Feedback
Beefs and Bouquets
Parental feedback, both positive and constructively critical, is an important aspect of operating a school. This sheet
will be included with our newsletter in order to open another channel of communication. Please use it, if possible,
and send it back to the school. (It can be dropped off at the main office). It may be signed or anonymous, it’s up to
you. If signed, the principal will respond to you about your comments. You may choose to send comments directly
to the principal at [email protected].
BOUQUETS OR THINGS I WOULD LIKE TO SEE KEPT THE SAME AT NOTRE DAME HIGH
SCHOOL
BEEFS OR THINGS I WOULD LIKE TO SEE CHANGED AT NOTRE DAME HIGH SCHOOL
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May 2016 - École Secondaire Notre Dame High School

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