Math Help
Math help is today in room 211 after school
Student Council
Hey Hawks! Are you interested in joining Loyola’s Student Council? Now is the time with elections coming up soon! There are many roles available as grade representatives, vice-presidents and president. Student council is a fun opportunity to directly be involved with our school’s best events like dances, multicultural day, spirit week, candy grams, coffeehouse, Halloween haunted house and much more! Please see the poster on the screen for more information, or on Student Council’s instagram page @loyolalsc. All applications are due by Monday, June 10th and can be sent to the emails shown on screen. We’re excited to work with you all!
Student Services
ATTENTION GRADE 11 STUDENTS GOING INTO GRADE 12 NEXT YEAR!!!!! If you selected 8 courses for your Gr 12 year and you intend to drop a course for a SPARE, please contact your guidance counsellor as soon as possible. We are NOT able to make course changes at this time. Many classes are at capacity and changes are not possible unless students drop for spares. If you want to take a course online, please contact your guidance counsellor as soon as possible. Online options are quickly filling up for next year. Also applications for the Miller Family Foundation Bursary are due Monday, June 10th!
Indigenous History Month
Indigenous History Month! Did you know there are four Inuit regions in Canada, collectively known as Inuit (new-nun-gut) Nunangat? The term “Inuit Nunangat” includes land, water, and ice. Inuit consider the land, water, and ice of their homeland to be integral to their culture and way of life since time immemorial. The majority of the Inuit population lives in 51 communities spread across this homeland, encompassing 35% of Canada’s landmass and 50% of its coastline. Their communities are among the most culturally resilient in North America. Roughly 60% of Inuit report an ability to conduct a conversation in – Inuktut – (the Inuit language) and they still harvest foods such as seal, narwhal and caribou to feed their families and communities!
Dance Team
Just a reminder, Dance Captain auditions will be held this Friday after school at 2:45 in the small gym. Please pick up permission forms from Ms. Ventresca in Workroom 287 and prepare a short self choreographed routine.
Graduation Ceremony Extra Tickets
Attention grade 12s. We do have some extra tickets for the graduation ceremony on June 25th remaining. You may request up to 2 extra tickets. These requests should be for immediate family or family who have had a significant role in your life. Requests can be made to Mrs. Smith by email or in person in room 211. Requests are on a first come, first serve basis until we run out of tickets, and will close this Friday.
Your Voice is Power – National Indigenous History Month
We continue to celebrate National Indigenous History month, by playing songs coded by Mrs. Mascarenhas’ Indigenous Studies class and Mrs. Alfano’s Gr 10 math class that promotes one of the 94 Calls to Action outlined by the TRC. Today we are featuring a song coded by William Crosato and Samuel Wice. They write….” Our call to action is about committing to the elimination of over representation of aboriginal youth in jail. We chose this call to action because we believe this to be a very big issue in today’s time and one that needs to be addressed more than it currently has been.” Let’s listen to their song …..
Therapy Dog Visit
Hey Hawks! Just a reminder that Winnie our therapy dog will be here today in the Library during 3B lunch for grades 10 & 12 students! Please come to sign up outside CYC office located beside the main office.