Computer Science Education Week!
The winner of the “Computer Science word of the day” for yesterday is Matthew Rebelo who was the first to correctly guess one of these possible answers: programmer, coder or developer and he will receive a prize.
Programmers and the code they write have impacted how we live on a daily basis. Knowing how to code is like having a super power and should be used to benefit the common good of our society. In the atrium today during lunches, come try out some of the games that students have coded in their computer science classes.
Now, here are today’s 5 clues for the “Computer science word of the day”:
data
searching
communicate
network
global
Email Mrs. Alfano at alfanoa@hcdsb.org if you know the “computer science word of the day”!
MLL Meeting
To all MLL Live Different Circles Leaders there will be a brief 10 minute meeting TODAY, Wednesday, December 6th immediately after school in room 247; see Mr. Mojica or the Google Classroom for more details.
Sr. Girls Indoor Soccer
For all girls in grade 11 and 12 who are interested in playing indoor soccer, there will be a tryout on Friday morning at 7:00am in the small gym. You must print off the Interschool Athletic Permission forms found on the Loyola Athletics Instagram Account and bring them to the tryout. No forms no tryouts.
Christmas Concert
Our Loyola Student Council is having their annual Christmas concert on December 22nd. We encourage anyone with any special talents like instrument playing, dancing or singing to submit an audition! They are due by December 14th and can be emailed to Mrs. Stewart of Despina Nicolopoulos!
Weight Room Open
Hey Hawks, Do you want to get in the gym but don’t have a gym membership? The weight room will be open after school on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2:30 – 3:30. If you’re interested, come to the PhysEd office and get a permission form from Mr. Schoutsen. All athletes are encouraged to come out!
Slips, Trips and Falls Announcements
The risk of slipping, tripping, and falling increases dramatically during winter months. To help yo stay safe this season, here’s a winter safety tip to prevent slips, trips and falls:
Scan the path six or more feet ahead of you for trip hazards. Make sure your route ahead is clear of hazards such as rocks, clumps of snow or a stray branch.