Student Notices May 21st, 2025

HAPPY BIRTHDAY

Track & Field practice is cancelled today. Next practice is tomorrow after school. All players MUST attend.

Girls Soccer - Game today at 4:15 p.m., at BJM field. All players meet in the cafeteria at 2:55 p.m. We will know by 3:00 p.m. if the game will be cancelled due to the weather. 

                    Boys Soccer – Practice today after school at the EDF sports field. Next game is Thursday, May 22^nd. EDF vs Mt. Royal at BJM Field A at 4:15PM. All players meet in the cafeteria at 3:15PM.

After Grad Dinner and Party/Dance tickets will be available for purchase at the school Fridays at lunch in the SLC kiosk. Grade 12’s please remember to bring your money on Fridays to purchase. The prices are as follows:

Dinner and After Grad Party/Dance: $60
Dinner only: $40
After Grad Party/Dance only: $20

Attention Grade 12's! If you are heading to the U of S and are admitted to the College of Arts and Science- this is FOR YOU!A St. Thomas More College academic advisor will be in the building on Wednesday May 28^th to assist students in selecting courses that meet the requirements of their area of study. If you have general questions about Uni, need some help in choosing your major, etc.- SIGN UP in Student Services and we will book you in for a 15-minute individual session with Dean.

There will be group advising to include the following 7 groups:

1. Nursing
2. Pharmacy
3. Dentistry
4. Biomedical Science
5. Computer Science   
6. Psychology (Science)
7. Psychology (Arts)                Registration for classes is in a couple short weeks- this will help alleviate stress for you! So, SIGN UP! 🙂 Please bring your NSID student number that can be found in your PAWS account when you sign up.                                 

Youth Alliance Circle – YAC will be meeting on FRIDAYS at lunch in room 110. Join us for snacks and conversations about social justice and activism- all are welcome! See Ms. Cassidy or Ms. Nakutnyy for details.

 ART CLUB is every Tuesday lunchtime. Come and hangout. You can work on your     own art projects or do an activity with Ms. Cox. 

 "Empower Hour", Thursdays in the large gym. This is open to all females who would like to play sports, workout, or come visit and build relationships. We're hoping to have lots of women in our building feeling confident and competent in the gym and create a safe space to be active.  

THIS WEEK IN THE THEATRE!

Wednesday, May 2

Lunch - MUSIC MINISTRY REHEARSAL FOR THE GRAD RETREAT

LUNCH - Great Smokies - FULL CAST

Thursday, May 22

Lunch - MUSIC MINISTRY REHEARSAL FOR THE GRAD RETREAT

3:10 - 4:15 p.m. - SWIMMING WITH SINS REHEARSAL

Sunday, May 25

2 - 5 P.M. - GREAT SMOKIES REHEARSAL - ALL CAST MUST BE THERE.

DRIVERS EDUCATION

Class is at lunch in Room 236.

 Orange Shirt Day

Orange Shirt Day is the last Friday of each month.

 Be green! A reminder to use the recycling bins for cans and bottles. Reminder – Please do not put garbage in the Recycle Bins. They are only for cans, bottles, and juice boxes.

Nutrition Program – Every morning there are breakfast items available by the cafeteria kitchen doors. Help yourself to cereal, toast, or fruit. There is soup and other items available in the cafeteria on the tables at the beginning of the lunch hour.

The doors at the top of the stairs (north end of school) are locked in the morning after classes start. Please use the main stairwell or south stairs after the start of the day.

Locker access

The upper level and lower square will be locked at the end of the day so there will not be locker access after 3:30. If you are doing extra-curricular activities after school, make sure you get all the belongings you need from your locker afterschool. Thank you.

The face-to-face summer school registration is NOW OPEN!

This summer school will take place from July 2nd to July 25th inclusive and the cost is $150 per student.  You can sign up by registering on Cyber School. Classes will be held at Bethlehem. If you have any questions regarding the Bethlehem Summer School, please contact Meghan Jones at MJones@gscs.ca or at 306-659-7700

  The library is open from 7:30– 4:00 pm for student use out of class time.

   School Nurse 

Our School Nurse is Jen, RN, BSN. She is here at E.D. Feehan on Wednesdays from 1:00 - 4:00 PM. All visits with the school nurse are confidential. The school nurse can help you with:

• Confidential one-on-one student supports with medical & health related matters.
• Referrals to other community agencies / supports.
• General first-aid 
• Confidential pregnancy testing and other supports as needed.

Students are also able to text the school nurse at 306-250-5906. Look for the school nurse sign in the hallway and stop in to say hello.

 Academic Schedule

 VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY: Are you looking for a way to make a positive impact in Ukraine? We invite you to volunteer with Ukrainian Patriot, a charity dedicated to raising funds and providing essential support for the people impacted by the war and the defenders. We have a variety of volunteer opportunities available for all ages and can also fulfill your CAP hours. From helping at our booths at events, to working/planning behind the scenes, there are many ways to pitch in. We have feet on the ground in Ukraine, and the work we do here directly makes an impact where it’s needed there. Together, we can make a real difference for those on the frontlines of Ukraine. 

If you're interested in volunteering or want to learn more, please reach out to Krista-dawn at 604-379-6040. We can't wait to hear from you!

Student Ambassadors for the International Student Program: Are you interested in meeting students from different countries and learning about their cultures? The GSCS International Student Program is looking for students at each high school who are willing to act as ambassadors/ helpers for the international students attending their school. International students often have questions about school life, classes, and life in Canada like how to sign up for clubs, try out for teams, how to go to the football game, etc. If you are interested in learning more about this opportunity, please come to a meeting on Monday, May 26 at noon in the conference room.

Japan Exchange 2026: Are you in Grades 9, 10 or 11 and interested in participating in the 2026 GSCS Japan Exchange? This is an opportunity to host two students from Japan for two weeks in April 2026 and then travel to Japan for two weeks in July 2026. The tentative cost is $3800.00. For more information, come to a brief meeting in the office conference room at 12:35 on Monday, May 26. If you are unable to make it to the meeting, there will be an information sheet in the main office after the meeting for you to pick up and there will be a parent information meeting at St. Joseph High School in the theatre on Tuesday, June 10 from 7-8 pm.

CAFETERIA DAILY 

LUNCH SPECIALS ARE $ 7.00

DEBIT IS ACCEPTED 

Everyday items that will be available while quantity last: variety of sandwiches, salads, juices, hot chocolate, a variety of teas, pizza, cheeseburgers.