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Wednesday, October 5, 2022 - Volume 15, Issue 4
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Message from Administration
Today is World Teachers Day and we are indeed blessed to have a fantastic community of educators here at St. Benedict. Teachers play a critical role in inspiring learners to be positive citizens in our world and help them to reach their God given potential. A special thanks to the amazing teachers at St. Benedict!
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As October is now here, we reflect on the wonderful start to the school year and turn our thoughts to student achievement and learning. You will be hearing from your students' teacher soon regarding their progress in class as progress reports will be emailed to parent/guardians October 17th, and 18th. We are also pleased to be hosting in-person parent/teacher/student conferences on Thursday, October 27th, 2022, once again.
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Lastly, as we enter the Thanksgiving weekend, we hope that you can gather with loved ones and give thanks for all of God’s blessings. We are truly grateful for each member of our school community.
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Have a wonderful week and a blessed Thanksgiving Weekend.
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School Cash Online reminder
Important mandatory consent forms and fees are accessible through School Cash Online. Forms were due at the end of September, please complete them as soon as possible.
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If your child(ren) plans to join clubs, sports teams or participate in any extra-curricular activities, forms MUST BE SUBMITTED.
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Grade 12 students – OCAS and OUAC consent forms need to be signed or marks will not be shared with colleges/universities.
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Instructions, a detailed checklist, and information documents by grade level can be found on our school website. Click here to be redirected. If you have further questions, please email cathy.whiteside@wcdsb.ca
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Stay Connected with
St. Benedict's!
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2022-2023
School Year
Bell Times
7:55 Warning Bell
8:00 - 9:15 Period 1
9:20 - 10:35 Period 2
10:40 Lunch
11:20 Warning Bell
11:25 - 12:40 Period 3
12:45 - 2:00 Period 4
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Student Handbook 2022-2023
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We are going green! In an effort to be more eco-friendly, the student handbook is available online following the link below. Students and parents are encouraged to read through it to familiarize themselves with the school’s policies, procedures and expectations.
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The Catholic School Advisory Council is in need of Bingo volunteers, if you have had some experience working with the Cambridge Gaming Association or have interest in serving on council in this capacity, please email Melanie.Baker@wcdsb.ca.
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Catholic Parent Involvement Committee - Parent Information Hub
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Access our Catholic Parent Involvement Committee - Parent Information Hub to listen to various community organizations speak directly to questions such as: How do I support my anxious child? How do I help my child build social skills? Where do I learn more about LGBT2S+ identities? How do I keep my child safe on the internet? Interested in additional services to support your child? Follow the links to access more information on services offered by each organization.
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Important Message from Student Transportation Services of Waterloo Region
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We want to share an important update about school buses. Due to the ongoing bus driver shortage and lingering impacts of the public board’s cyber attack on our shared bus planning software, some routes will need to be temporarily cancelled.
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Most bus routes are operating normally. However, some routes are experiencing more frequent and prolonged delays (30 minutes or greater).
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This temporary measure will be effective Monday, September 19, 2022 and will continue until Christmas, at which time our need for cancellations will be reviewed.
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We understand the significant impact this decision will have on our students and their families and caregivers. Student Transportation Services of Waterloo Region (STSWR) does this only as a last resort. We hope that this proactive message will allow families and caregivers to better prepare for and react to the cancellation of bus routes.
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Please note that delays have not been caused by our current bus drivers. When they are late, it is because they are trying to support students on bus routes that have no driver, with the best of intentions. They do not have to do this. They are trying to help. Please be kind to them!
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What Happens If A School Bus Route is Cancelled?
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Effective September 19, 2022
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A school bus route will be cancelled when the driver shortage causes a route to be late by more than 30 minutes consistently. Affected students and families will be informed immediately of the cancellation period. Cancellations are done on a week to week basis.
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Supporting Student Learning
If a school bus route is cancelled, families are responsible for transporting their children to and from school each day.
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Where this is not possible, students should access asynchronous learning materials posted by their classroom teacher on their Learning Management System (LMS), either D2L or Google Classroom. Additional activities can be found here: https://bit.ly/WCDSBIW.
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Families should contact their school to let them know if they are unable to get to school. The school can also help families to sign out a Chromebook if necessary.
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Stay Informed
Families will be informed the day prior to any cancellation. Cancellations will be posted on the STSWR website with an expected return date.
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- Register for notifications on the STSWR parent portal
- Check the Bus Delays page on the STSWR website
The Bus Delays page will be updated with cancellation information each afternoon by 4:30 PM.
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Questions?
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News from Guidance
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Who is your Guidance Counsellor?
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Counsellor’s Name
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Last names
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Pe – Q, International students
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GUIDANCE GOOGLE CLASSROOMS
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Once again, the Guidance department will have google classrooms available to share information with our students.
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Please consider joining the classrooms:
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Ontario Universities Virtual Fair
Ontario's universities are excited to host a collection of in-person and virtual events in the fall of 2022.
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Ontario Universities’ Fair (OUF)
Regional Fairs
Various locations and dates throughout September and October (TBD)
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Can’t make the OUF? Ontario’s universities are coming to you this fall!
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The Regional Fairs travel across the province, offering fair-style events that allow you to gather information about Ontario’s universities. Learn about programs, campus life and anything else that may help you decide which Ontario university to choose.
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Locations, dates and times TBD.
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Join us for any (or all!) of your virtual information sessions.
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Each event is divided into 6 time slots where students can learn about the universities of their choice and ask questions.
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Ontario College Virtual Fair
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This year's information fair will be an in-person event. Please visit the OCF website for more information.
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Wednesday, October 19, 2022
5 pm - 9 pm
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Thursday, October 20, 2022
9 am - 2 pm
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Are you interested in being a TEACHER in the future?
Wilfrid Laurier's Faculty of Education's Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Indigenization (EDI&I) Coalition is looking for FIVE students from Bennies (grades 9-12) for a full-day event being held on their campus on October 18, 2022.
Please check out the information on the Guidance Google Classroom or see Ms. Varriano Lane.
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Financing Post-Secondary: Scholarships, Bursaries, and OSAP
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Got a ‘rich uncle’ with a bank full of cash waiting for you to cover your post-secondary costs? Well, I did not either. The reality is that post-secondary education is costly and takes planning, so we hope you’ve begun. Many students supplement their post-secondary savings through scholarships, bursaries, and loans. This article will get you pointed in the right direction to access the necessary resources for information.
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Most scholarships for first year students are ‘entrance’ scholarships and are automatically awarded based on marks. Some awards, called bursaries, are based on financial need, but may also include other components such as volunteer service, leadership, or being associated with a service group, employer, or union. These are very individual, and you can search these out using the resources set out below.
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The following sites are Canadian websites where you can register and search online for a variety of scholarships, bursaries, and contests to help fund post-secondary education.
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The Scholarship Report is a service Guidance subscribes to at Bennies. It is a wonderful resource that you can use to search for scholarship opportunities by the month. It also provides a great deal of post-secondary information for all pathway opportunities. As the Scholarship Report is a proprietary service, access to it must be for the St. Benedict Community. In order, to view the report, go to the Scholarship page on the website and hit the link to the report. You will need a PASSWORD that is for St. Benedict students only. The password can be obtained through guidance.
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What can you do now?
- Determine your post- secondary costs including tuition, books, room and board, travel, etc.
- Check parents’ places of employment/ your place of employment or service groups for scholarships or bursaries
- Check with the schools in which you are going to apply
- Check Bennies website, through the Students Services tab, AND the Guidance Google Classroom (code – MXMOHZX)
- Create a scholarship/bursary resume where you collect all of your accomplishments, achievements, involvements, and potential barriers overcame in chronological order; you should line up references from teachers, community members and coaches who can speak to your involvement and character
- Talk seriously, with your family about your plan to fund post-secondary which may include applying for OSAP
OSAP - The Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) is a financial aid program that can help you pay for college or university. Applying, for OSAP is done individually and one may be eligible for grants (free money!) and/or loans. OSAP applications will open in April or May 2023 for the 2023-2024 school year. Check out the OSAP website OSAP for more information. In order to plan, you can use the OSAP Estimator tool for a quick guide to see if you eligible for loans or grants. This can be completed anytime.
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Post-secondary education is an investment in yourself. Planning, as best as possible, will help reduce stress and strain, and is certainly more reliable than finding a ‘rich uncle’.
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Academics
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The St. Benedict Food Garden is the brainchild of Mr. Neil Calhoun and Mr. Ken Hodgins, both culinary instructors with a passion for sustainable food communities and food production. The idea came from their "Soup and Bread" program that was developed in 2019, where both soup and bread are produced in hospitality classes to send to the Cambridge Food Bank.
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Upon return from Covid distance learning, they re-focused their in-school catering efforts feeding school staff twice a week. Staff were made aware that meals would have a surcharge of 10% to support the Cambridge Food Bank. In December 2021, St. Benedict Catholic High School donated $500 which was then followed by a $1500 donation this past September.
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Rachel O’Brien: Science teacher, Chef Ken Hodgins: Technology teacher, Fig Grevers: Food Bank Coordinator, Zeb Foss: Energy Conservation Officer WCDSB, Remberto Roque: St. Benedict V.P. and Neil Calhoun: Technology Program Lead, Holding the Camera Jennifer Passy: Manager of Planning WCDSB
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The St. Benedict School Garden is located on a recaptured part of the school parking lot. The garden includes boxes used for vegetables along with herbs, berries (raspberry and strawberry), and greens. The construction class has recently built and put in place a grow shed that will allow the transition of seedlings to the garden in the spring. Milkweed has been added to support our butterfly and bee population for cross pollination. The garden boxes are reserved for beans, squash, tomatoes, garlic, onions, zucchini with the intention of adding corn to complete the Three Sisters Unity.
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Each box is fitted with an irrigation system, which in the future will be fed by the cisterns attached to the Annex eaves trough system.
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Both the St. Benedict C.S.S. Technology department and the Science department work together to sustain the garden. The science department contributes seedlings from lab investigations on soil pH, will conduct water testing, and aid with garden maintenance. The technology department builds and maintains the structures within the garden, as well as the garden itself: planting and harvesting the garden product for the Hospitality program and to support the Cambridge Food Bank.
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During this summer, when most school staff is off, a volunteer group from the Cambridge Food Bank comes twice a week to irrigate, weed and harvest. This summer alone, the food bank harvested 51lbs of produce to use in their own kitchens. Garlic that was picked and not used in their kitchens were prepared for planting this fall.
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The garden provides students and staff the opportunity to contribute to the community it is part of. We consider it to be a physical representation of the Catholic Graduate Expectations, connecting: faith, learning and community. This garden would not have been possible without the support of our school administration, the Waterloo Catholic District School Board, grants from the Waterloo Region School Food Gardens and the staff at the Food Bank. Thank you for seeing the potential in our program.
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Attention grade 9s and 10s!
Are you a problem solver? Do you like challenging puzzles? Interested in maybe getting into the world of programming? The UW Beaver Computing Challenge may be your first step on that journey! This contest is made up of 15 multiple-choice questions to test your logic skills—no programming knowledge is required! If you are taking grade 9 or 10 math this semester, your teacher may be running the contest in your class.
Meet with Mr. Milardovic every Monday and Wednesday at lunch to try some previous contest questions. If you want the questions we are working on this week, pop by 216 at lunch today to grab your copy!
Check out the Coding Club page on the school website and scroll down to Contests and Competitions for more information.
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Junior Girls Basketball start 3 and 0
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Congratulations to our junior girls' basketball team for winning their first three games of the season! They won against Pere Rene with a final score of 60 to 26 points, Resurrection with a final score of 36 to 33 points, and Rockway with a final score of 55 to 41 points.
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Senior Boys Volleyball tournament win
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Please congratulate the members of the senior boys volleyball team on an exceptional showing at the Paris Volleyball Tournament on Friday. The boys walked away as tournament champions after a crushing final game. The boys will continue their league play on Wednesday against Rockway
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Check out the calendar on the bottom of the newsletter and on the school website for up-to-date information about game times for all your St. Benedict teams!
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Sports Results
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St. Benedict CSS 60, ES Pere-Rene 26
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St. Benedict CSS 36, Resurrection CSS 33
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St. Benedict CSS 59, Rockway MC 37
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St. Mary's HS 40, St. Benedict CSS 60
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St. Benedict CSS 39, ES Pere-Rene 27
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St. Benedict CSS 48, Msgr. Doyle CSS 5
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St. Benedict CSS 7, Resurrection CSS 16
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St. Benedict CSS 42, St. David CSS 7
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St. Benedict CSS 7, Resurrection CSS 23
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St. Benedict CSS 27, St. David CSS 0
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St. Benedict CSS 0, Msgr. Doyle 5
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Resurrection CSS 1, St. Benedict CSS 1
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St. Benedict CSS 4, St. David CSS 9
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St. Mary's HS 8, St. Benedict CSS 0
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St. David CSS 5, St. Benedict CSS o
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ES Pere-Rene 0, St. Benedict CSS 3
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Msgr. Doyle CSS 1, St. Benedict CSS 3
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ES Pere-Rene 3, St. Benedict CSS 0
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Msgr. Doyle CSS 0, St. Benedict CSS 3
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Weight Room Club
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Weight Room Club is back. It runs every day after school from 2-3pm. Pick up your permission forms from Mr. Malnerich, Mr. Jolag or the Phys. Ed Office.
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Are you interested in the fields of medicine and healthcare?
Consider joining the HOSA club!
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The mission of HOSA Canada is to enable students to become leaders in the healthcare industry by enabling future health professionals to acquire knowledge, skills training and leadership development through Canada’s largest health science competition.
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Join our first meeting on Thursday, October 6th at the start of lunch in room A2 (out in the Annex) to learn what it is all about.
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See Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. D’Aversa for more details.
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DECA is back!
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Join one of the biggest student groups in Ontario and see how DECA works for you. Meetings continue in room 214 on Wednesdays at lunch. You must sign up by October 7 to be eligible for all that DECA has to offer this year.
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Model UN
Are you interested in the news, world events, and developing your research skills? Love to debate and pick apart the points and arguments of others? Even more importantly, love to work with others to try and solve global problems? If you said yes to one or more of these, come join the St. Benedict Model UN! Even if you said I don't know to any of these, come out and see what Model UN is all about! We’ll be meeting with the rest of the high schools in our board throughout the year to try and find solutions to global problems!
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We meet Tuesdays at lunch in room 217, find Mr. Healey if you want more information!
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Writing Skills Society
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Did you know that writing is an essential job skill? Our writing is often the first impression that others have of us. Whether it’s an application, resume, cover letter, essay, or report, good writing skills can help you get a job, get into school, or help you move up the work ladder. It doesn’t matter which pathway you are choosing in life, how you write matters. If you feel like you could use some help, come to the Writing Skills Society Wednesdays and Thursdays at lunch, in room 305. Bring your questions or any task you may be working on and let's help build up those communication skills.
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Lights Out! back up and running
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Hey Saints, are you interested in making St. Benedict a safe community for BIPOC students? Are you interested in learning about racism by generating open and honest conversation? Do you want to create change through education within the St. Benedict Community? Do you want to be a part of a safe space where you can discuss the experiences that you've had? Then join Light's Out! We meet every Tuesday at lunch in room 110. Hope to see you there!
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Coding Club
Coding Club is back in full swing, meeting Mondays and Wednesday at lunch in 216. Until mid-November, the focus will be on preparing grade 9 and 10 students to write the UW's Beaver Computing Challenge.
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Students with coding experience who want to do the UW contest in February are strongly encouraged to attend for some self-directed learning using Project Euler. For more information, see Mr. Milardovic in 216.
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Design Our Next Saints Spiritwear!
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Hey Saints! The student spiritwear design contest is underway! This is your chance to submit your own design to be featured the next spirit wear store. The submission deadline is Wednesday October the 12th, and student voting for the winning design will take place later next week. See the SAC instagram for more details on what to include and where to submit your designs. Let’s get creative!
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SAC is getting busy!
SAC wanted to share the upcoming events for October spirit month and Halloween celebrations!
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- Outdoor Movie Night - Tuesday, October 11
- Pep Rally - Hosted by Lights Out and SAC Thursday, October 13
- Coffee House hosted by Mr. Renner and Arts Sector/Council - Tuesday, October 25
- Pumpkin Painting Contest - at lunch in the caf on Wednesday, October 26
- Haunted House hosted by Cosmo Club & Mr. Renner - more info to come
- Halloween Candy handout at lunch on Monday, October 31
And coming in November...
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- HOCO (homecoming) Dance - Thursday, November 3
- Athletic leadership Terry Fox Run on Wednesday, October 12
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From the Librarian's Desk
It’s great to see so many students spending time in the library, working on assignments, reading, using the piano, using the exercise bikes, or just relaxing with friends. A gentle reminder that there is NO FOOD in the library during school hours. Light snacks such as muffins or granola bars are fine after school. Please respect our policy regarding food so that we can keep our library clean for both students and our members of the public.
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A reminder to students that there will be a WCDSB library technician in the library on Mondays and Thursdays from 7:30 to 11:30AM for school chrome books. If you need a chrome book, need to replace your chrome book, or need a charger, please come to the library on either of those days.
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Resource Spotlight
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The library is now offering several new online databases:
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Academic database offering peer-reviewed journal articles.
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Academic alternative to Wikipedia: good for doing background research. Also offers tips on the research process.
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Offers tips and techniques for better writing skills and developing research skills.
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You can find these new databases on the school’s Library Learning Commons website, on the Online Resources page.
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Featured Idea Exchange Programs
Note: The following events are hosted by Idea Exchange and are not affiliated with St. Benedict or the WCDSB. Please visit ideaexchange.org to register.
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DAY OF THE GIRL (AGES 14+)
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WHEN: Wednesday, October 12, 2:00 to 3:00 PM WHERE: Clemens Mill Library, CreativeHub Classroom
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THIS DROP-IN PROGRAM IS FREE!
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Join Rhythm and Blues Cambridge through the Black Girls Excellence program and celebrate United Nations International Day of the Girl.
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Let’s get crafty! Feel empowered everyday when you look in your new affirmation mirror or gaze upon your awesome dream board. We’ll provide the supplies and inspiration; you bring your own unique style and vision to create truly original pieces.
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Join us in our efforts to amplify your voice. You have something valuable to say and the world needs to hear it, your voice matters. We want to continue in the global efforts of the UN where we can create a space to support, empower and continue to inspire girls to lead and become change makers, as they are our future.
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Please connect with us to celebrate the voices and power of girls in our community through activities, guest speakers, self reflections.
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STRANGER THINGS: THE VECNA CHAPTER
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WHEN: Friday, October 21 2:00 to 5:00 pm Saturday, October 22 10:00 AM to 5:00PM WHERE: Clemens Mill Library
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it's time. Do you have what it takes to beat Vecna's Curse?
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Calling all Stranger Things fans, now is your chance to build a party, travel to the Upside Down and defeat the evil powers of Vecna. Will this be "your year?"
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Content is for mature teens (Ages 14+) and adults.
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Please call Clemens Mill to secure a timeslot at 519-740-6294. We recommend groups of 3-5 participants.
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Carve out a little time for yourself or with your family and friends and create your own one-of-a-kind pumpkin! Make it funny, make it scary, but most of all, make it yours. Send us a photo of your creation using Readsquared between October 14th and October 31st for a chance to win a prize! Students can sign up here: https://ideaexchange.readsquared.com/
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Thursday, October 6
9:00am: Girls Golf: District 8 Championships
9:00am: Boys Golf: District 8 Championships
10:45am: Writing Skills Society
10:45am: GSA Club
10:45am: MCU Movies club
2:00pm: Weight Room Club
2:15pm: Games Club
2:15pm: BoulderDash Club
2:15pm: Student Equity and Engagement Council
Friday, October 7
10:45am: Star Trek Club
2:00pm: Weight Room Club
2:15pm: Doctor Who Club
Monday, October 10
Thanksgiving
Tuesday, October 11
10:45am: Model UN
10:45am: Lights Out! Club
10:45am: GSA Club
10:45am: MCU Movies club
2:00pm: Weight Room Club
Wednesday, October 12
9:15am: Terry Fox Event
10:45am: Writing Skills Society
10:45am: Coding Club
2:00pm: Weight Room Club
2:15pm: Graphic Novels Club
3:00pm: Sr. Girls Basketball vs ES Pere-Rene-de-Galinee
3:00pm: Jr. Boys Volleyball @ ES Pere-Rene-de-Galinee
3:00pm: Sr. Boys Volleyball @ ES Pere-Rene-de-Galinee
3:30pm: Jr. Boys Soccer @ St. Mary's HS
4:30pm: Jr. Girls Basketball vs ES Pere-Rene-de-Galinee
Thursday, October 13
8:00am: Cross Country: University of Waterloo meet
8:30am: Tennis: District 8 Championship
10:45am: Writing Skills Society
10:45am: GSA Club
10:45am: MCU Movies club
2:00pm: Weight Room Club
2:15pm: Games Club
2:15pm: BoulderDash Club
2:15pm: Student Equity and Engagement Council
5:00pm: Pep Rally!
5:00pm: Jr. Boys Football vs Resurrection CSS
7:00pm: Sr. Boys Football vs Resurrection CSS
Friday, October 14
10:45am: Star Trek Club
2:00pm: Weight Room Club
2:15pm: Doctor Who Club
3:00pm: Jr. Girls Basketball vs St. David CSS
3:00pm: Jr. Boys Soccer vs Monsignor Doyle CSS
Saturday, October 15
Canadian Library Workers Day
Monday, October 17
Progress Report Distribution Date
10:45am: Coding Club
10:45am: EcoClub
2:00pm: Weight Room Club
3:00pm: Sr. Boys Volleyball vs Woodland Christian HS
3:00pm: Jr. Boys Volleyball vs Woodland Christian HS
3:00pm: Jr. Boys Soccer @ Resurrection CSS
3:30pm: Sr. Girls Basketball @ Woodland Christian HS
5:00pm: Jr. Girls Basketball @ Woodland Christian HS
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Tuesday, October 18
SHSM Workshop: Introduction to EMS tools & Techniques (ALL)
IEP Distribution
10:45am: Model UN
10:45am: Lights Out! Club
10:45am: GSA Club
10:45am: MCU Movies club
2:00pm: Weight Room Club
6:00pm: Awards Night
Wednesday, October 19
BENN Newsletter Release
10:45am: Writing Skills Society
10:45am: Coding Club
1:00pm: Jr. Boys Football vs St. David CSS
2:00pm: Weight Room Club
2:15pm: Graphic Novels Club
3:00pm: Sr. Boys Football vs St. David CSS
3:00pm: Jr. Girls Basketball vs Woodland Christian HS
3:00pm: Jr. Boys Volleyball @ Our Lady of Mount Carmel
3:00pm: Sr. Boys Volleyball @ Our Lady of Mount Carmel
3:30pm: SHSM Workshop: Behaviour Management (ALL)
7:00pm: Outdoor Movie Night
Thursday, October 20
National Bus Drivers Day
8:00am: Cross Country: District 8 Championship
10:45am: Writing Skills Society
10:45am: GSA Club
10:45am: MCU Movies club
2:00pm: Weight Room Club
2:15pm: Games Club
2:15pm: BoulderDash Club
2:15pm: Student Equity and Engagement Council
Friday, October 21
SHSM Workshop: Special Effects Make-up (ALL)
Early Childhood Educators Day
10:45am: Star Trek Club
2:00pm: Weight Room Club
2:15pm: Doctor Who Club
Monday, October 24
PA Day
Tuesday, October 25
SHSM Workshop: Leadership Day (ALL)
10:45am: Model UN
10:45am: Lights Out! Club
10:45am: GSA Club
10:45am: MCU Movies club
2:00pm: Weight Room Club
Wednesday, October 26
Civvies Day
10:45am: Writing Skills Society
10:45am: Coding Club
1:00pm: Jr. Boys Football @ St. Mary's HS
2:00pm: Weight Room Club
2:15pm: Graphic Novels Club
3:00pm: Sr. Boys Football @ St. Mary's HS
3:00pm: Jr. Boys Volleyball vs St. Mary's HS
3:00pm: Sr. Boys Volleyball vs St. Mary's HS
3:30pm: Sr. Girls Basketball @ St. Mary's HS
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Be sure to check out the calendar on the school website for updates!
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