The District Education Council representative for this area - Raymond Murphy - will be hosting an evening session for the three local PSSCs . That meeting will take place this evening at 7:00pm at Eleanor W. Graham Middle School.
The school community will be recognizing Remembrance Day with grade level celebrations on Friday, November 9th. There will be no scheduled classes for students on Monday, November 12th.
It is not a score, but rather an anti-gambling presentation that was offered in the Gym, this morning to all students. Following the dramatic presentation the group entertained comments and questions from the students. Hopefully this presentation will give students an opportunity to look at the real cost of gambling and open up a discussion about a topic that effects us all.
There will be a meeting for the parents and guardians of students in the Grad Class of June 2013. Meeting is set for Tuesday, Nov. 6th @ 7:00pm, in the school library. Hope to see you there!
The Tom Graham bridge on Route 510, through the 'city' of Main River will be closed to all traffic Nov 6 - 23rd inclusive. Regular bus routes that will be impacted by this closure have been given alternate routes and students will be advised of their change.
Listed below are the students who received this month's award: Amy ReidHaley SimonAsia AugustineBrad AugustineColton BernardJamie MacDermottMelissa JenkinsMichael BeersKristen HicksBasil AugustinePaige BoisvertVanessa SteinmannJennifer Steinmann
Any student in grade 12 who is planning on attending NBCC next fall, the early application process deadline is Thurs. Nov. 1/12. NBCC applications can be filled out and paid for online by accessing the NBCC website. NBCC takes applications after Nov. 1st but some courses fill up quicker and less seats will be available.See Guidance for more info....
Fright Night Dance will be held next Tuesday, Oct 30th from 7 - 10 PM.
Costume contest, haunted hallway, lots of games and prizes!!!
Get dressed up in a costume and Come Out if you Dare!!!!
The parent/grad information session scheduled for tonight has been postponed until Tuesday, Nov. 6 @7:00pm. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused.
Anglophone North School District wants you to design a new logo. School Districts 15 and 16 have joined together and we need a new logo that represents our rich and diverse school district. If selected, your logo will be used on signs, letterheads and other items that promote public recognition.
What should your logo represent?
Education in Northern New Brunswick!
Remember:
· Logo must be as simple as possible. Too many details are difficult to reproduce.
