
OLMP Catholic School
Weekly Bulletin - November 26, 2021
Advent Inspiration - God, Be Our Star
Dear families,
It’s starting to be pretty chilly for students who are waiting at the bus stop. This is the time of year we want to remind everyone that warm coats, toques, mittens and boots are important for students to have with them when riding the bus. If we get delayed or have a mechanical issue, we need all students to have the proper winter clothing.
In addition, please remember that it remains mandatory for students to wear a face mask while riding the school bus. This is a Government of Alberta law and cannot be changed by our school division. We hope the masking mandate will be lifted soon, but for right now masks are required.
This is also the time of year when buses sometimes get delayed or cancelled due to weather. In order to receive notifications of any route changes, please ensure the contact information your school has on file for you is correct.
Thanks for ensuring your child has warm clothes and a mask with them each day!
BRSD Transportation Department
...OFF TO PROVINCIALS!!
Best of luck-we know you represent us well!
OLMP Rabbit Hill Ski Trip Info:
An extracurricular Ski activity is being planned for students in grade 5 to 9. Please read below the details on the dates and times of the event. For school activities Rabbit hill does not require proof of vaccination. Please be aware these are hot lunch days, if you have ordered you can make arrangements to pick it up at the school.
Dates:
Gr. 7,8,9- Friday December 10th (forms due Tuesday December 7th)
Gr. 5,6- Wednesday December 15th (forms due Thursday December 9th)
All students will have their powerschool account charged $48. The amount will be changed accordingly after your child’s form is returned to the school based on the options below. If your child is NOT participating, the fee will be removed completely from the powerschool account.
$48- Lift Pass w/ complete Ski/Snowboard,helmet Rental & Bus Transportation
$30- Lift Pass & Bus Transportation (Have your own gear) -
$10- Bus Transportation (Have own gear and seasonal pass) (The Gr4/5 Snowpass is NOT accepted)
If you have any questions or concerns please do not hesitate to contact Mr. Reinhart at christopherr@eics.ab.ca or 780-672-2975.
NOVEMBER
Hot Lunch Menu for December
Dec 1 - East Side Marios
Dec 3 - DQ Treat(Friday)
Dec 8- Panago Pizza
Dec 10 - DQ Treat (Friday)
Dec 15 - Taco in A Bag
Friday, November 26 - School Closed
Tuesday, November 30 - Whoville Tree Deliveries
Rabbit Hill Ski Trip
Gr. 7,8,9- Friday December 10th (forms due Tuesday December 7th)
Gr. 5,6- Wednesday December 15th (forms due Thursday December 9th)
Thursday, December 2 - Early dismissal.
Friday, December 10 - Prairie Gourmet Perogies and Sausage delivery.
Hot Lunch Dates in January
Jan 5th - East Side Marios
Jan 12th - Panago Pizza (Social 30 diploma)
Jan 19th - Taco In A Bag
Jan 21st(Fri) - DQ Treat Day
Jan 26th - Booster Juice (Chem 30 diploma)
Learning about Static Electricity in 5B
Enjoying the afternoon sunshine at a Snow-Shi Store.
CHRISTMAS CHEER HAMPER & SILENT SANTA FORM ARE NOW AVAILABLE!
CHRISTMAS CHEER
HAMPER & SILENT SANTA FORM
ARE NOW AVAILABLE
Deadline to return this form is Wed. Dec. 8, 2021
Forms may be picked up at Neighbor Aid 4524 - 54 Street, or contact the Family Wellness Worker at the school for a form.
When submitting your form please have your
- Personal ID
- Proof of Residence
- Children's Birth Certificate or AB Health Card
Laurie Kushnerick
Family Wellness Worker
St Patrick School & Our Lady of Mount Pleasant School
Camrose, Alberta
Cell: 780-608-9246
DECEMBER EVENTS!
Insight Testing (Grades 5 & 8)
Insight Testing (Grades 5 & 8)
Insight is a group-administered test of cognitive abilities, which will be administered to all grade 5 and 8 classes in the middle of November. The assessment is designed to measure cognitive abilities including reasoning, comprehension, memory, and visual/auditory processing. Students do not need to study for this type of assessment and the results are not used to evaluate their school achievement. The results provide information to help teachers recognize student strengths and plan for additional support as needed.
If you would like to learn more about this assessment tool, please visit http://www.canadiantestcentre.com and select the Insight tab near the top of the page. While there you may also want to look into the
CAT-4 academic assessment tool, which will be used to measure overall academic ability of Grade 4 and 7 students in the spring.
NAIT Info Session
Start preparing for School of Health and Life Sciences Admissions Interviews
NAIT advisors offer Health Program Interview Workshops to help applicants prepare and better understand the interview process. Workshops are offered monthly, and we highly recommend everyone who applied to a health program with an interview to attend. The next workshop is on Thursday, December 9!
Register here: https://www.nait.ca/nait/admissions/tours-events-and-info-sessions
Augustana 101 Session
Augustana Campus 101
Want to learn more about Augustana and the opportunities we have to offer? Join us for a live presentation to hear more about our campus, degree programs, residence, athletics, student services, scholarships, and much more! After the presentation, stick around for a Q&A where you can take the lead and ask us any questions that you may have.
Thursday, November 18, 4 - 5 p.m. | Register »
Monday, November 29, 5 - 6 p.m. | Register »
Wednesday, December 8, 4 - 5 p.m. | Register »
Thursday, December 16, 4:30 - 5:30 p.m. | Register »
Gateway Association App
https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/gateway-association/id1560784753
GATEWAY IS A MOBILE APP THAT CELEBRATES DIVERSITY AND IS DRIVEN BY THE DISABILITY COMMUNITY.
DIVERSITY OF THOUGHT AND LIVED EXPERIENCE IS NECESSARY FOR INNOVATION AND GROWTH
For Albertans, the GATEWAY app is:
• A Virtual Office for Gateway Association
• An Evolving and Dynamic Family & Employment Resource Centre
• A Digital Service
For Persons with Disabilities, the GATEWAY app is:
• A space to connect and engage with others
• A platform for digital learning (literacy), apply the learning and share!
• A think-tank for problem solving
• A resource for employment, education and building community
Check out the app for more information
FEM+ Engineering Mentorship
FEM+ Engineering Mentorship
Fem+ Engineering Mentorship Program at the University of Alberta Faculty of Engineering is a 7-month mentorship for high school students who are women, feminine-presenting and/or identifying, and non-binary interested in exploring the possibilities in engineering. Program participants are:
Paired with a current student in engineering to ask questions and hear about their experiences via text and video, discord, and other communication tools
Invited to information sessions like “What even is engineering?”, “Real world applications of engineering”, and “What courses to take in high school”
Introduced to other high school students also exploring engineering as a potential career at info sessions, social events, and a discord server just for FEM+ students
Able to explore if engineering is a program and career they’d like to pursue
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdS6yj5cqNtm2Yp0L5yjoxuRk5brhNoD_QFbtaC5wbbHBHP7Q/viewform
Driver’s Education Program for credit has changed
Alberta Education has approved more external training courses for credit.
For Driver’s Training (1 credit), students must submit a Notice of Driver Education Course Completion for completing 15 hours of classroom instruction + 10 hours of in-vehicle instruction and passing the knowledge and practical assessments.
OLMP Students can still receive a discount should they choose to complete their Driver’s Training through AMA. Please see Mrs. Reinhart for more details.
JH REGIONAL CHAMPS!!
What a successful season!-our girls finished off a very strong season winning the Regional Championship played in Daysland back on November 9th.
Congratulations!