There was a boys rugby meeting in Mr. Sherwood’s room today at noon.
Reminder to Key Club members of our last meeting tomorrow to be held at Mrs. Lauridsen’s. Meet out front at 12:10.
Sue Papineau
Administrative Assistant
Sussex Regional High School
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There was a Grad Class meeting, a Varsity Girls volleyball meeting, and Improv meeting and a Fine Arts Night performers meeting today at noon.
Students are reminded that tomorrow night is Fine Arts Night – doors open at 6pm, theatre performances at 7:00. Donations accepted at the door.
Thank you to Ryan, Brock, Tran, Stephen and Christian for doing the clean up in the student parking lot on Friday.
There will be a brief meeting for all yearbook staff, the members of Contrast, the members of the Tech Club, Michelle Morrison and Tessa Brame on Tuesday at 12:15 in Mme Betts’ room.
Grad Fees, Safe Grad, Grad Dinner and Prom tickets will be on sale this week from Tuesday to Thursday in the lobby.
Sue Papineau
Administrative Assistant
Sussex Regional High School
Celebrate What’s Right with the World
Inspire to Change What’s Not
On Tuesday May 31st the service Canada center for youth will be in the lobby at noon with information about post secondary, student’s loans and summer jobs. Bring in your resume and cover letter.
For Hire-A-Youth week, Sully’s is hosting a music night on June3rd at 6pm with the SCCY featuring the Kaitlyn Post band, Contrast, Brittany Moeller with Matt Fifield, Gazebo and Micah MacLennan.
The Sonics Rugby team won their final game of the season last night against Harbour View by a score of 26-24. Bam Bam McPhee led the offense with two tries, while Mike Phillips and Bryce Worden each added one. Ira Sheasby kicked three converts, as well. Congrats to all the rugby players on a great season!!!
Sue Papineau
Administrative Assistant
Sussex Regional High School
Celebrate What’s Right with the World
Inspire to Change What’s Not
On Friday, May 27th, all Grade 11 students will be given log-on information to access the Job Fest Virtual website that will help them to make the connection between the World of Education and the World of Work. In addition, this website is a great tool to help students plan for summer employment. Please note the virtual website will only be available until the end of August, 2011. This website will allow not only students access but their parents and teachers as well. Please check out www.careersthatwork.ca and click on Job Fest.
WHAT IS ENCOUNTERS WITH CANADA? Encounters with Canada is a one-week program of Canadian studies held at the Terry Fox Canadian Youth Centre, in Ottawa. More that 138 grade 11 and 12 students come from across the country to our Nation’s Capital for a once in a lifetime opportunity. Students have the opportunity to tour Ottawa as well as work with other teens from Canada on common themes. If you are interested, please stop by the Guidance Centre for an application package. The deadline for applications is June 3rd.
Opportunity Scholars Program – Are you currently a grade 11 MALE student who has the ability to succeed at university, but have not considered pursuing a post secondary education? Before you make that decision, inquire about the scholars program. The program includes; sessions on getting ready for university, how to pay for university and understanding how university education benefits you now and in the future. If interested, please see Mrs. Byers or Mrs. Ross in the Guidance Centre.
There will be a lunch and learn with Nancy Gesner, our sexual health nurse in room 1119, Mr. Jeffrey’s room on May 31st at 12:20. The topic is contraception and there will be an opportunity to have question/answer period. Lunch will be provided. All are welcome.
Fine Arts Night is next Tuesday. Please bring in artwork for display.
Next week, May 29th to June 4th, is disability Awareness Week. We need to be mindful of the challenges people with disabilities face on a daily basis. There are 130,00 people with disabilities in New Brunswick. In addition to realizing what may be difficult, we should also recognize the things people with disabilities have done and can accomplish. The theme for this year is “Yes, we can!” Next Friday, June 3rd, Sonics will be taking part in the province wide Walk and Roll. At the beginning of the noon hour, the Walk and Roll will begin. Everyone who takes part for 15 minutes of walking or rolling in a wheelchair is eligible to fill out a ballot to win a prize. Let’s see how many Sonics will be out to support Disability Awareness Week.
The Sonics Rugby team travels to Harbour View tonight for their regional playoff game. Kickoff is at 5:30pm.
The last dance of the year will be held this Friday at 7pm.
Sue Papineau
Administrative Assistant
Sussex Regional High School
Celebrate What’s Right with the World
Inspire to Change What’s Not
If you are interested in travelling to Europe, if you’re interested in World War 1 and world war 2, if you’re interested in knowing where our soldiers where during these 2 conflicts then you should attend a information meeting in room 2012 on Tuesday May31st at 12:20pm or go Mr. Leger for information.
There will be a yearbook meeting at 12:20 on Thursday in room 2011 for all yearbook staff and all those who applied for next year’s staff.
There was a girl’s varsity soccer meeting in Mr. Leger’s room, and a Dance committee meeting today at noon.
Sue Papineau
Administrative Assistant
Sussex Regional High School
Celebrate What’s Right with the World
Inspire to Change What’s Not
DON’T FORGET ABOUT THE TEEN SNACK & YACK…THIS THURSDAY FROM 3:30PM-5:30PM…AT THE HIGHER LIFE CHRISTIAN CENTRE, 594 MAIN STREET. COME ON OUT AND HAVE A FREE MEAL WITH PASTOR PHIL HUTCHINGS.
There was a Relay for Life student team meeting and a JV Soccer girls’ meeting today at noon.
Does some one you know drink too much? Does this drinking impact your life? Alateen is for young people whose lives have been affected by someone else’s drinking. Fresh Start Alateen group meets Tuesdays at 12:20 in the Workroom.
Just a reminder to all boys who are playing Varsity Boys team camp to get their money and T-shirt size to Mr. Barton as soon as possible. Also if you received a letter to play and you do not plan to play please let Mr. Barton know as soon as possible.
Students are reminded to bring in art work for Fine Arts Night a.s.a.p.
Are you interested in photography? Graphic design? Sports? Clubs? Writing? If so, join the SRHS yearbook team today by filling out an application in the office. Applications are due today by 3:30!
Sue Papineau
Administrative Assistant
Sussex Regional High School
Celebrate What’s Right with the World
Inspire to Change What’s Not
There was a Safe Grad meeting and a Green Club meeting today at noon.
Are you an athlete? A sports fan? Do you attend our school events? If so, the SRHS Yearbook team would love to have you join. Join today by filling out an application in the office.
Best of luck to our drag team who are off to provincial’s this weekend.
Have a Super Sonic extended long weekend everyone! ENJOY THE SUN!
Sue Papineau
Administrative Assistant
Sussex Regional High School
Celebrate What’s Right with the World
Inspire to Change What’s Not
Softball Club meets tonight from 7:15 to 9:00pm in the gym. Come on out!
Calling all scrap-bookers, face bookers, and photographers!! Make your memories of SRHS permanent! Join the yearbook team by filling out an application in the office. All students 9-11 are welcome! Yeah!
There was a Grad Class meeting in Mr. Jeffrey’s room today right after the announcements.
Students who have artwork to display for Fine Arts Night, please bring it in to Mrs. Hill ASAP.
Reminder to the Field Hockey Girls who have yet to pay for their jacket, the rest of the team is waiting for you.
Gazebo and Michelle Morisson are performing at Smitty’s on Friday night at 7pm. Tickets are $5 and can be purchased from the performers or at the door.
Notice to members of the student Relay for Life Team – There will be a meeting on Tuesday at noon in room 1117. Also Ms. Kyle is collecting your $10 registration fee.
Sue Papineau
Administrative Assistant
Sussex Regional High School
Celebrate What’s Right with the World
Inspire to Change What’s Not
Students who have artwork to be framed for Fine Arts Night, please bring it in to Mrs. Hill ASAP.
There was a dance committee meeting today at noon.
There will be a rugby practice right after school on Thursday until 5:30.
Do you love talking on the phone? Like business, writing or graphic design? If so, the year book team has a place for you! Sign up today by picking up an application in the office.
Service Canada Center for Youth will be represented here at noon hour on Thursday, May 19. They will have a kiosk in the lobby with information about summer employment, the job bank, the odd job book and Canada student loans.
Sue Papineau
Administrative Assistant
Sussex Regional High School
Celebrate What’s Right with the World
Inspire to Change What’s Not
Sussex Minor Ball practice/tryout is cancelled this week due to the weather. Hopefully first practice will be Saturday May 21st.
The Sonics Rugby team finished their regular season on Saturday with a 22-10 win against Simonds. Scoring tries for the Sonics were Cameron Holmes, Mitch Folkins, Bryce Warden, and Mike Morrison. Ira Sheasby added a convert. The Sonics now await word on their first-round playoff opponent. Well Done Boyz!!!
Their was a Tech Club meeting at noon today.
Our Automotive department will be holding car washes at lunch on the days of Math 17th, 18th, and 19th. Come support the drag team and get your car washed.
The final dance of the year will be held here at SRHS on Friday May 27th. Come out and enjoy the laser show.
Anyone interested in helping with prom decorating please come to the first prom meeting this Thursday after the announcements.
Sue Papineau
Administrative Assistant
Sussex Regional High School
Celebrate What’s Right with the World
Inspire to Change What’s Not
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