MORNING ANNOUNCEMENTS
TUESDAY, MARCH 31
Cafeteria Fuel: Soup: Cream of Broccoli
Special: Kicken Chicken with Teriyaki or Sweet Chili served over rice with a beverage $5.00
The Literary Laurels Spoken Word Portion of the Contest will be held on Thursday, April 16th during Period 4. All students who have submitted a poem for this contest or who still wish to do so are to see Mrs. Rozic in room 267 for details.
All contestants will be reciting their poems in front of a panel of judges on Thursday, April 16th during Period 4.
Junior Boys Soccer practice tonight right after school. Dress for the weather. Boys are asked to come prepared with all equipment (shoes for running on pavement and spikes). After school please change and report immediately to Mr. Richardson's room. That is room 176 after you changed. If you haven't signed up and still wish to tryout you are still welcome to come out. See you there.
Attention all St. Vincent de Paul members or those who are interested in joining, we will be making mission lunches this Wednesday in Room 171 on First Lunch! Hope to see you all there!
Badminton practice is all week. Juniors Tuesday & Thursday and seniors Monday & Wednesday.
Track & Field: Attention all athletes. Change and meet in room 111J before practice.
Bring any forms and sponsorship information with you.
In celebration of Earth Day, the Essex Region Conservation Authority (E.R.C.A) is once again seeking creative submissions from students throughout Windsor-Essex County. ERCA is asking students to show, in any creative medium, how they make every day Earth Day. The contest will highlight the students' daily habits which contribute to bettering our local environment.
ERCA welcomes pictures, poems and essays, and even photographs.
The five winning submissions will be rewarded with an Earth Day prize pack, which includes a gift card generously donated by the Windsor Crossing outlet mall.
See Mrs. Cullion in Room 212 for more information or visit: www.erca.org
Deadline for submissions is April 15th.
Thursday April 2 is World Autism Awareness Day.
The United Nations General Assembly unanimously declared April 2 as World Autism Awareness Day to highlight the need to help improve the quality of life of children and adults, who are affected by autism, so they can lead full and meaningful lives.
Light It Up Blue is a unique global initiative that kicks-off Autism Awareness Month and helps raise awareness about autism. In honor of this historic day, many iconic landmarks, hotels, sporting venues, concert halls, museums, bridges and retail stores are among the thousands of buildings lit blue to raise autism awareness .
On Thursday, at St. Anne, we will "Light it up/Dress it up Blue".
This week, in the school store, we have light-up blue bracelets for sale for $2.oo. All proceeds will benefit Autism Ontario. Stop by the store during lunch to purchase a bracelet, that can be worn on Thursday.
On Thursday during both lunches, students from Ms. Bank's cosmetology class, some students from our life skills department and some Best Buddies will be "painting it up blue" and doing blue manicures.
As well, on Thursday we will have a non-uniform day. Staff and students are asked to dress in blue, including creative blue accents to celebrate World Autism Awareness Day. We are asking for a $2.00 donation – proceeds will support Autism Ontario and initiatives for our life skills department.
Today is Hoop It Up! All classes who have signed up for the Hoop It Up Best Buddies assembly during period 4 are asked to wait for an announcement before coming down to the gym.
Attention all students who signed up for Ladies baseball. There will be a mandatory meeting in Mr. Eckart's classroom for all that have signed up, Thursday right after school.
Hey Best Buddies!
There will be a Best Buddies meeting this Wednesday after school in room 204. As always, if you cannot attend you must see a staff advisor.
