Students in our year long Drama 9 class had an amazing workshop with guest instructor Janice Carroll (who was Mrs. Keyes grade 9 Drama teacher:) in March. They learned many different techniques and then created scenes incorporating all they had learned. A super fun day for all involved!
Squamish Youth Centre Upcoming Activities!
March 8, 11-14
Sign up is open for Spring Break events run by the Squamish Youth Centre.
- Science World
- Free Intro to Horse Camp at the Cheekeye Ranch
- Beginner Mountain Bike Camp for girls
- Drop-in on Tuesdays from 12-7pm
Email youth.centre@sscs.ca for more information or visit their website http://www.sscs.ca/programs/squamish-youth-resource-centre/
March 15
Today is the last day to sign up for Spring Break events run by the Squamish Youth Centre.
- Science World
- Free Intro to Horse Camp at the Cheekeye Ranch
- Beginner Mountain Bike Camp for girls
- Drop-in on Tuesdays from 12-7pm
Email youth.centre@sscs.ca for more information or visit their website http://www.sscs.ca/programs/squamish-youth-resource-centre/
Winter Weather Update:
Don Ross is open this morning, Monday, February 4. Unfortunately, due to road closures, the Upper Squamish Valley bus is unable to pick up the students in that area today. We know crews are working hard so that students will be able to come to school tomorrow.
In the Know Family Session
Please join me for the brand new “In the Know” webinar:
Topic: Teens and school…what adults can do to help.
Secondary School is an important time in a teen’s life, and for teen’s struggling with mental health and/or substance use challenges, it can be a tough time. This “In the Know” brings together a principal and a parent to discuss what they have done as adults to support things going well for teens in secondary school.
Presenters:
Jeremy Church – Principal, Mountainside Secondary
Colleen Clark – Parent
Date: 11. February 2019 from 6-8pm
Location: Squamish Public Library
Check out the new Ministry of Education erase Website!
erase is all about building safe and caring school communities . This includes empowering students, parents, educators and the community partners who support them to get help with challenges, report concerns to schools, and learn about complex issues facing students.
