Intermediate
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INTERMEDIATE
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| CLUB/COMMITTEES | CONTACT |
| Chess | |
| Ed Tech Squad | |
| Free Style Doodle Club | |
| Girls Coding Club | |
| Math Tutoring Centre for Grades 7 & 8 | |
| Minecraft Club | |
| Social Justice | |
| Study Hall | |
| Nutrition Program | |
| CHESS CLUB | |
| The Chess Club meets every Thursday in room 210. Tournament Chess Sets are available for use. New members are always welcome. No experience necessary. | |
| First Meeting TBA |
| ED TECH SQUAD | |
| The Ed Tech Squad is a student run tech. support centre. Student volunteers are available in the Learning Commons at lunch recess each Monday. The volunteers can help you learn about Office 365 and other applications used at school. No question is too hard! | |
| First Meeting TBA |
| FREE STYLE DOODLE CLUB | |
| The Free Style Doodle club is open to all students in grades 7/8. The club members meet each Wednesday, at lunch recess, in the Learning Commons. Students share their drawing techniques with each other while improving their own drawing skills. New members are always welcome. No experience necessary. See Skylar for more information. | |
| First Meeting TBA |
| GIRLS CODING | |
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Lynx Coding Club for Girls by Beckwith Tech Camp for girls from 10 to 18 who are interested in STEM and programming. For more information please see the link below "Girls Coding"
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| Every Tuesday 7 - 8 PM through ZOOM Conferencing |
| MATH TUTORING CENTRE FOR STUDENTS IN GRADES 7 & 8 | |
| The Math Tutoring Centre runs Tuesday and Thursday, at lunch recess, in the Learning Commons. High School Math students are available to help grade 7/8 students with their math work. | |
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| MINECRAFT CLUB | |
| The Minecraft Club meets every Friday in room 210. If you are looking for a fun way to build your problem solving and collaboration skills this is the place to be. New members are welcome. See Charlie or Quinten for more information. | |
| First Meeting TBA |
| SOCIAL JUSTICE | |
| Human Rights room 210 from 10:40-11:10 on Monday’s and Wednesdays each week. Class computers are available if needed. | |
| First Meeting TBA |
| STUDY HALL | |
| Study Hall takes place in room 210 from 10:40-11:10 on Monday’s and Wednesdays each week. Class computers are available if needed. | |
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ST. JOHN CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL
NUTRITION PROGRAM
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| The St. John High School Nutrition Program is run by an enthusiastic group of staff, students, and community volunteers. In partnership with “Food For Thought,” this program provides healthy Breakfast, Snack and Lunch options for our students. All students are welcome to participate, free of charge in the Nutrition Program | |
| In addition to providing healthy food choices the Nutrition Program also helps students to develop Healthy Eating habits through Nutrition Education in the classroom. Outside the classroom, students are encouraged to participate in a variety of programs and activities including helping with the daily operations of the Nutrition program, and food preparation. | |
| BREAKFAST PROGRAM | |
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The breakfast program operates daily out of the High School and Intermediate Student Resource Rooms from 8:03-8:45. Breakfast includes whole wheat bagels, muffins, milk, juice, cereal, fruit, and yogurt.
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| LUNCH PROGRAM | |
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Brown-bag lunches are available for students who require a lunch. Lunch items include whole wheat cheese sandwiches, fruit cups, and yogurt. |
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| SNACK PROGRAM | |
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The Snack Program consists of healthy food items which include apples, oranges, cereal, fruit cups, yogurt, cheese, and carrots.
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For more information please contact Mrs. McKinnon or Mrs. Theobald |
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THANKS TO OUR SUPPORTERS |
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Catholic District School Board
St. John Catholic High School Food For Thought Ministry of Children and Youth Services Ontario (MCYS) Breakfast for Learning Breakfast Clubs of Canada Perth Civitan Club Lions Club Lioness Club Knights of Columbus Catholic Women’s League The Royal Canadian Legion Metro Green Apple School Program PC® Children’s Charity for their generous donation to our School’s Nutrition Program |
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Students in grade seven cooked up healthy food choices (Black Bean Brownies and Lentil Soup) with the help of the Metro Green Apple Grant. The goal of the Green Apple School Program is to encourage Ontario students to adopt healthy eating habits by participating in a project that will have a positive impact on their home, school, or community. |
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