Moscrop Secondary Student Bulletin Monday, December 3, 2018 Day 1 Periods: 1, 2, 3, 4 Teachers: please read this bulletin to your class first period Day 1 & 2 Bell Schedule 8:35a Warning Bell 8:40a - 9:59a Period 1 / 5 9:59a - 10:14a Nutrition Break 10:14a - 11:35a Period 2 / 6 11:35a - 12:20p Lunch Break 12:20p - 1:39p Period 3 / 7 1:45p - 3:02p Period 4 / 8 WORD OF THE DAY: Ingratiate. Bring oneself into favor or good graces of another, especially by deliberate effort. GENERAL NEW! IT’S BEGINNING TO SOUND A LOT LIKE CHRISTMAS! Moscrop’s Music Department is hosting a winter concert on Monday, December 10 th @ 6:30 pm. Come support your music students of the evening full of festive music by various ensembles, a concession and a silent auction! Pre-order your tickets on December 3-7 th , at lunch in the foyer, $7 for students and seniors, $10 for adults. Hope to see you there! Ms. Rundell NEW! ARE YOU TIRED OF YOUR BORING OLD NAME? Do you want to appear more knowledgable? Learn how to write your name in Japanese! Come down to the foyer on Dec 11 th and 12 th @ lunch to get your name written in Japanese with a traditional calligraphy pen! See you there! Mr. Parkes IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR GRADE 12 STUDENTS! Book your individual grad portrait session at Artona Studios now! Individual portrait sessions will take place at Artona Studios from December 11 to 15. Portrait session must be booked directly through Artona. Complete information and booking options can be found on the Artona Website: https://artona.com/schools/MOSC Thank you for your attention. Mr. Callister FREE PREVIEW PERFORMANCE IN THE DRAMA ROOM ON WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 5 AT 4 P.M. Moscrop students are invited to see the final dress rehearsal of a hilarious one act comedy called ‘Check Please’ by Jonathan Rand. This is a student directed 25 (or so) minute piece featuring 14 Theatre Production students. We want to share with you what we have been rehearsing before we share it with the public at our fundraiser the next evening. Celebrate end of term by coming down to the Drama Room for a laugh at 4:00 p.m. sharp next Wednesday, December 5th. (Oh, and we still have some seats left for the evening event on Thursday December 6th at 7 p.m. if you’d rather come when there’s hot chocolate and a silent auction... suggested donation is $10. email Ms. MacLean to reserve a seat: [email protected]) Thank you for supporting Moscrop Theatre Company! Ms. MacLean HEY MOSCROPIANS! WANT TO SHOW OFF YOUR GAMING PROCESS? Moscrop is having a wii tournament next week in the multi from Dec 3 rd -7 th . Games include Super Smash Bros, Brawl and Mario Kart. Entry fee is only $2 and spots are limited so be sure to sign up fast outside room 116. We hope to see you there! Ms. Greenside GRADE 12 CAPSTONE PROJECTS A reminder to get working on your Capstone Project. Follow the timelines and schedule that you created. Meet with your mentor to discuss your Capstone (if you haven't already) in the next few weeks. Fill out the Mentor log, and ensure that you are consistently filling out your Action Log as well. Mrs. Dato is working through reading your Proposals, and will be sending your feedback via email, however, this takes a while, and in the meantime you are welcome to come to room 313 at any time to discuss or ask questions. Remember that we meet again for a Module 2 workshop on December 18 th and 19 th during your spare block or at lunch (if you don't have a spare). Mark those dates on your calendar and put a reminder in your phone. Don't forget to have fun with your Capstone! You have so much to gain. Ms. Dato WANT TO LEARN ABOUT GOING TO MEDICAL SCHOOL? A medical student will be coming on December 4 th to talk about the process of applying to medical school, life as a medical student, and the journey to becoming a medical doctor. There will also be a Q&A period where you will have the chance to ask any questions you may have!
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Moscrop Secondary Student Bulletin Monday, December 3, 2018 Day 1 Periods: 1, 2, 3, 4 Teachers: please read this bulletin to your class first period
Day 1 & 2 Bell Schedule 8:35a Warning Bell 8:40a - 9:59a Period 1 / 5 9:59a - 10:14a Nutrition Break 10:14a - 11:35a Period 2 / 6 11:35a - 12:20p Lunch Break 12:20p - 1:39p Period 3 / 7 1:45p - 3:02p Period 4 / 8 WORD OF THE DAY: Ingratiate. Bring oneself into favor or good graces of another, especially by deliberate effort. GENERAL NEW! IT’S BEGINNING TO SOUND A LOT LIKE CHRISTMAS! Moscrop’s Music Department is hosting a winter concert on Monday, December 10th @ 6:30 pm. Come support your music students of the evening full of festive music by various ensembles, a concession and a silent auction! Pre-order your tickets on December 3-7th, at lunch in the foyer, $7 for students and seniors, $10 for adults. Hope to see you there! Ms. Rundell NEW! ARE YOU TIRED OF YOUR BORING OLD NAME? Do you want to appear more knowledgable? Learn how to write your name in Japanese! Come down to the foyer on Dec 11th and 12th @ lunch to get your name written in Japanese with a traditional calligraphy pen! See you there! Mr. Parkes IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR GRADE 12 STUDENTS! Book your individual grad portrait session at Artona Studios now! Individual portrait sessions will take place at Artona Studios from December 11 to 15. Portrait session must be booked directly through Artona. Complete information and booking options can be found on the Artona Website: https://artona.com/schools/MOSC Thank you for your attention. Mr. Callister FREE PREVIEW PERFORMANCE IN THE DRAMA ROOM ON WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 5 AT 4 P.M. Moscrop students are invited to see the final dress rehearsal of a hilarious one act comedy called ‘Check Please’ by Jonathan Rand. This is a student directed 25 (or so) minute piece featuring 14 Theatre Production students. We want to share with you what we have been rehearsing before we share it with the public at our fundraiser the next evening. Celebrate end of term by coming down to the Drama Room for a laugh at 4:00 p.m. sharp next Wednesday, December 5th. (Oh, and we still have some seats left for the evening event on Thursday December 6th at 7 p.m. if you’d rather come when there’s hot chocolate and a silent auction... suggested donation is $10. email Ms. MacLean to reserve a seat: [email protected] ) Thank you for supporting Moscrop Theatre Company! Ms. MacLean HEY MOSCROPIANS! WANT TO SHOW OFF YOUR GAMING PROCESS? Moscrop is having a wii tournament next week in the multi from Dec 3rd-7th. Games include Super Smash Bros, Brawl and Mario Kart. Entry fee is only $2 and spots are limited so be sure to sign up fast outside room 116. We hope to see you there! Ms. Greenside GRADE 12 CAPSTONE PROJECTS A reminder to get working on your Capstone Project. Follow the timelines and schedule that you created. Meet with your mentor to discuss your Capstone (if you haven't already) in the next few weeks. Fill out the Mentor log, and ensure that you are consistently filling out your Action Log as well. Mrs. Dato is working through reading your Proposals, and will be sending your feedback via email, however, this takes a while, and in the meantime you are welcome to come to room 313 at any time to discuss or ask questions. Remember that we meet again for a Module 2 workshop on December 18th and 19th during your spare block or at lunch (if you don't have a spare). Mark those dates on your calendar and put a reminder in your phone. Don't forget to have fun with your Capstone! You have so much to gain. Ms. Dato WANT TO LEARN ABOUT GOING TO MEDICAL SCHOOL? A medical student will be coming on December 4th to talk about the process of applying to medical school, life as a medical student, and the journey to becoming a medical doctor. There will also be a Q&A period where you will have the chance to ask any questions you may have!
Details: December 4th, at lunch in room 223. If interested, sign up through this link: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=LV7swROUrEqeab99Ida2Qi4oEVWj9ERLtU-N-XSzCMZUQk1HOVJTMlhXRlFTRU1PRjBaWkpXUUM0NC4u CLC 11 DECEMBER SCHEDULE: Here is the link to the full year CLC 11 schedule: OUTLINE 2018-2019 CLC Updated Schedule.docx. All period 5 sessions will be in the MOSCROP LIBRARY. Please do attendance in your class first, and then come down immediately after. Ms. Dato DECEMBER CLC 11 (SESSION 3) PERIOD DATE CLASSES TO ATTEND TOPIC
Looking at: your identity, your relationships (including family, social, & professional), & your network, identify and examine the multitude of influences on your life and reflect on your possible decisions. Assignment: TBD
(M) December 10, 2018
Depaco-Math Pre-Calculus 11 Gammie- Comp Science 11 Ho- Baking 11 Manoharan- Elect/Robotics 11 Spracklin-PE Leader 11 All PE Leadership 11 students & Course Support Grade 11s
(W) December 12, 2018
Lange-Life Sciences 11 Hon Parkes-Focused Lit Studies 11 Riach-SS 11 Explorations Rundell- Concert Band 11 Sigerson- Music Leadership 11 Taylor- ELL 2
LUNCH – in the library
(Th) December 13, 2018 (make-up session) Day 1
-Any Auto Collision / Auto Refinishing students -Students who were absent -Students who do not have a period 5 class on site -Students in gr 10 or 12 level courses not listed above
UPCOMING UNIVERSITY PRESENTATIONS:
1) Friday, November 30th: University of Alberta @ lunch in library 2) Tuesday, December 4th: McGill University (Montreal) @ lunch in library.
VOLUNTEER
DO YOU WANT VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE AND AN OPPORTUNITY TO HELP WITH A MEANINGFUL EVENT AT MOSCROP? Moscrop's annual Truth and Reconciliation Day is on January 17th. There is a meeting at lunch in room 228 on Monday, December 3rd for any students looking to help with the day! Ms. Ronald
VOLUNTEER - YEAR OF THE PIG - FEB 8-10, 2019 - CHINATOWN VANCOUVER Earn up to 30 hours in three days - including the orientation. Sign up now - room 313 - Ms. Wispinski, Ms. Wong Open to grade 11 and grade 12 students. Spot fill up quickly, so don't wait to get the application. SCHOLARSHIP December Deadlines: SFU Undergraduate Scholars Entrance Scholarships DEADLINE: Dec 3, 2018 Schulich Leader Scholarship DEADLINE: Dec 14, 2018 to Ms. Wong University of Northern British Columbia Scholarships DEADLINE: Dec 15, 2018 Burger King Scholars Program - Accepting Applications Oct 15, 2018 - Dec 15, 2018 Ongoing: Beedie Luminaries Scholarship DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 15, 2019 Chinese Government Scholarship DEADLINE: April 1, 2019 UBC Musqueam First Nation Scholarships
Moscrop Secondary Student Bulletin Tuesday, December 4, 2018 Day 2 Periods: 5 6 7 8 Teachers: please read this bulletin to your class first period
Day 1 & 2 Bell Schedule 8:35a Warning Bell 8:40a - 9:59a Period 1 / 5 9:59a - 10:14a Nutrition Break 10:14a - 11:35a Period 2 / 6 11:35a - 12:20p Lunch Break 12:20p - 1:39p Period 3 / 7 1:45p - 3:02p Period 4 / 8 WORD OF THE DAY: Eviscerate v. Deprive or take away (something) of its essential content. GENERAL NEW! ATTENTION ALL MOSCROPIANS! Senior leadership will be selling bubble tea for $5 in the multi from Dec 5th – 14th, there will be five flavors available so make sure to check the poster. All proceeds go to the senior winter formal. Ms. Greenside NEW! IT’S BEGINNING TO SOUND A LOT LIKE CHRISTMAS! Moscrop’s Music Department is hosting a winter concert on Monday, December 10th @ 6:30 pm. Come support your music students of the evening full of festive music by various ensembles, a concession and a silent auction! Pre-order your tickets on December 3-7th, at lunch in the foyer, $7 for students and seniors, $10 for adults. Hope to see you there! Ms. Rundell NEW! ARE YOU TIRED OF YOUR BORING OLD NAME? Do you want to appear more knowledgable? Learn how to write your name in Japanese! Come down to the foyer on Dec 11th and 12th @ lunch to get your name written in Japanese with a traditional calligraphy pen! See you there! Mr. Parkes GRADE 12s – BOOK YOUR INDIVIDUAL GRAD PORTRAIT SESSION AT ARTONA. Individual portrait sessions will take place at Artona Studios from December 11 to 15. Portrait session may be booked directly through Artona. Complete information and booking options can be found on the Artona Website: https://artona.com/schools/MOSC Thank you for your attention. Mr. Callister NEW! GRAD PHOTOS. Amanda from Artona will be in the MPR during lunch on Thursday for any questions about grad photos. Appointments can also be booked with them at that time. Mr. Callister FREE PREVIEW PERFORMANCE IN THE DRAMA ROOM ON WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 5 AT 4 P.M. Moscrop students are invited to see the final dress rehearsal of a hilarious one act comedy called ‘Check Please’ by Jonathan Rand. This is a student directed 25 (or so) minute piece featuring 14 Theatre Production students. We want to share with you what we have been rehearsing before we share it with the public at our fundraiser the next evening. Celebrate end of term by coming down to the Drama Room for a laugh at 4:00 p.m. sharp next Wednesday, December 5th. (Oh, and we still have some seats left for the evening event on Thursday December 6th at 7 p.m. if you’d rather come when there’s hot chocolate and a silent auction... suggested donation is $10. email Ms. MacLean to reserve a seat: [email protected] ) Thank you for supporting Moscrop Theatre Company! Ms. MacLean HEY MOSCROPIANS! WANT TO SHOW OFF YOUR GAMING PROCESS? Moscrop is having a wii tournament next week in the multi from Dec 3rd-7th. Games include Super Smash Bros, Brawl and Mario Kart. Entry fee is only $2 and spots are limited so be sure to sign up fast outside room 116. We hope to see you there! Ms. Greenside UPCOMING UNIVERSITY PRESENTATIONS:
1) Tuesday, December 4th: McGill University (Montreal) @ lunch in library.
WANT TO LEARN ABOUT GOING TO MEDICAL SCHOOL? A medical student will be coming on December 4th to talk about the process of applying to medical school, life as a medical student, and the journey to becoming a medical doctor. There will also be a Q&A period where you will have the chance to ask any questions you may have! Details: December 4th, at lunch in room 223. If interested, sign up through this link: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=LV7swROUrEqeab99Ida2Qi4oEVWj9ERLtU-N-XSzCMZUQk1HOVJTMlhXRlFTRU1PRjBaWkpXUUM0NC4u CLC 11 DECEMBER SCHEDULE: Here is the link to the full year CLC 11 schedule: OUTLINE 2018-2019 CLC Updated Schedule.docx. All period 5 sessions will be in the MOSCROP LIBRARY. Please do attendance in your class first, and then come down immediately after. Ms. Dato DECEMBER CLC 11 (SESSION 3) PERIOD DATE CLASSES TO ATTEND TOPIC
Looking at: your identity, your relationships (including family, social, & professional), & your network, identify and examine the multitude of influences on your life and reflect on your possible decisions. Assignment: TBD
(M) December 10, 2018
Depaco-Math Pre-Calculus 11 Gammie- Comp Science 11 Ho- Baking 11 Manoharan- Elect/Robotics 11 Spracklin-PE Leader 11 All PE Leadership 11 students & Course Support Grade 11s
(W) December 12, 2018
Lange-Life Sciences 11 Hon Parkes-Focused Lit Studies 11 Riach-SS 11 Explorations Rundell- Concert Band 11 Sigerson- Music Leadership 11 Taylor- ELL 2
LUNCH – in the library
(Th) December 13, 2018 (make-up session) Day 1
-Any Auto Collision / Auto Refinishing students -Students who were absent -Students who do not have a period 5 class on site -Students in gr 10 or 12 level courses not listed above
VOLUNTEER VOLUNTEER - YEAR OF THE PIG - FEB 8-10, 2019 - CHINATOWN VANCOUVER Earn up to 30 hours in three days - including the orientation. Sign up now - room 313 - Ms. Wispinski, Ms. Wong Open to grade 11 and grade 12 students. Spot fill up quickly, so don't wait to get the application. SCHOLARSHIP December Deadlines: Schulich Leader Scholarship DEADLINE: Dec 14, 2018 to Ms. Wong University of Northern British Columbia Scholarships DEADLINE: Dec 15, 2018 Burger King Scholars Program - Accepting Applications Oct 15, 2018 - Dec 15, 2018 Ongoing: Beedie Luminaries Scholarship DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 15, 2019 Chinese Government Scholarship DEADLINE: April 1, 2019 UBC Musqueam First Nation Scholarships
Moscrop Secondary Student Bulletin Wednesday, December 5, 2018 Day 1 Periods: 1 2 3 4 Teachers: please read this bulletin to your class first period Day 1 & 2 Bell Schedule 8:35a Warning Bell 8:40a - 9:59a Period 1 / 5 9:59a - 10:14a Nutrition Break 10:14a - 11:35a Period 2 / 6 11:35a - 12:20p Lunch Break 12:20p - 1:39p Period 3 / 7 1:45p - 3:02p Period 4 / 8 WORD OF THE DAY: Licentious adj. Promiscuous and unprincipled. GENERAL
NEW! GINGERBREAD PROJECT The Moscrop Access Program has been very busy working on a Gingerbread project for a contest at the Hyatt Hotel in downtown Vancouver. We would appreciate your vote! The contest runs from November 30-December 28. Here is the link for voting: http://hyatt.tomharris.com/. We are # 20. Thank you! Ms. Strickland, Access Teacher
NEW! THE MONTH OF MOVEMBER HAS ENDED AND MOSCROP CANCER SOCIETY CLUB would like to thank the student body and staff for participating! The teachers that took part this year are Mr. Chang, Mr. Callister, Mr. Baird, Mr. Exume, Mr. Spracklin and Mr. Cheong. As a result of the great participation we have raised over $450. Great job Moscrop! Congratulation to Mr. Cheong who is our winner of the Teacher Moustache Competition. Ms. Wispinski ATTENTION ALL MOSCROPIANS! Senior leadership will be selling bubble tea for $5 in the multi from Dec 5th – 14th, there will be five flavors available so make sure to check the poster. All proceeds go to the senior winter formal. Ms. Greenside IT’S BEGINNING TO SOUND A LOT LIKE CHRISTMAS! Moscrop’s Music Department is hosting a winter concert on Monday, December 10th @ 6:30 pm. Come support your music students of the evening full of festive music by various ensembles, a concession and a silent auction! Pre-order your tickets on December 3-7th, at lunch in the foyer, $7 for students and seniors, $10 for adults. Hope to see you there! Ms. Rundell GRADE 12s – BOOK YOUR INDIVIDUAL GRAD PORTRAIT SESSION AT ARTONA. Individual portrait sessions will take place at Artona Studios from December 11 to 15. Portrait session may be booked directly through Artona. Complete information and booking options can be found on the Artona Website: https://artona.com/schools/MOSC Thank you for your attention. Mr. Callister NEW! GRAD PHOTOS. Amanda from Artona will be in the MPR during lunch on Thursday for any questions about grad photos. Appointments can also be booked with them at that time. Mr. Callister FREE PREVIEW PERFORMANCE IN THE DRAMA ROOM TODAY WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 5 AT 4 P.M. Moscrop students are invited to see the final dress rehearsal of a hilarious one act comedy called ‘Check Please’ by Jonathan Rand. This is a student directed 25 (or so) minute piece featuring 14 Theatre Production students. We want to share with you what we have been rehearsing before we share it with the public at our fundraiser the next evening. Celebrate end of term by coming down to the Drama Room for a laugh at 4:00 p.m. sharp Wednesday, December 5th. (Oh, and we still have some seats left for the evening event on Thursday December 6th at 7 p.m. if you’d rather come when there’s hot chocolate and a silent auction... suggested donation is $10. email Ms. MacLean to reserve a seat: [email protected] ) Thank you for supporting Moscrop Theatre Company! Ms. MacLean
ARE YOU TIRED OF YOUR BORING OLD NAME? Do you want to appear more knowledgable? Learn how to write your name in Japanese! Come down to the foyer on Dec 11th and 12th @ lunch to get your name written in Japanese with a traditional calligraphy pen! See you there! Mr. Parkes CLC 11 DECEMBER SCHEDULE: Here is the link to the full year CLC 11 schedule: OUTLINE 2018-2019 CLC Updated Schedule.docx. All period 5 sessions will be in the MOSCROP LIBRARY. Please do attendance in your class first, and then come down immediately after. Ms. Dato DECEMBER CLC 11 (SESSION 3) PERIOD DATE CLASSES TO ATTEND TOPIC
Looking at: your identity, your relationships (including family, social, & professional), & your network, identify and examine the multitude of influences on your life and reflect on your possible decisions. Assignment: TBD
(M) December 10, 2018
Depaco-Math Pre-Calculus 11 Gammie- Comp Science 11 Ho- Baking 11 Lange-Life Sciences 11 Hon Manoharan- Elect/Robotics 11 Spracklin-PE Leader 11 All PE Leadership 11 students & Course Support Grade 11s
(W) December 12, 2018
Parkes-Focused Lit Studies 11 Riach-SS 11 Explorations Rundell- Concert Band 11 Sigerson- Music Leadership 11 Taylor- ELL 2
LUNCH – in the library
(Th) December 13, 2018 (make-up session) Day 1
-Any Auto Collision / Auto Refinishing students -Students who were absent -Students who do not have a period 5 class on site -Students in gr 10 or 12 level courses not listed above
VOLUNTEER VOLUNTEER - YEAR OF THE PIG - FEB 8-10, 2019 - CHINATOWN VANCOUVER Earn up to 30 hours in three days - including the orientation. Sign up now - room 313 - Ms. Wispinski, Ms. Wong Open to grade 11 and grade 12 students. Spot fill up quickly, so don't wait to get the application. SCHOLARSHIP December Deadlines: Schulich Leader Scholarship DEADLINE: Dec 14, 2018 to Ms. Wong University of Northern British Columbia Scholarships DEADLINE: Dec 15, 2018 Burger King Scholars Program - Accepting Applications Oct 15, 2018 - Dec 15, 2018 Ongoing: Beedie Luminaries Scholarship DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 15, 2019 Chinese Government Scholarship DEADLINE: April 1, 2019 UBC Musqueam First Nation Scholarships
Moscrop Secondary Student Bulletin Thursday, December 6, 2018 Day 2 Periods: 5 6 7 8 Teachers: please read this bulletin to your class first period Day 1 & 2 Bell Schedule 8:35a Warning Bell 8:40a - 9:59a Period 1 / 5 9:59a - 10:14a Nutrition Break 10:14a - 11:35a Period 2 / 6 11:35a - 12:20p Lunch Break 12:20p - 1:39p Period 3 / 7 1:45p - 3:02p Period 4 / 8
WORD OF THE DAY: Avuncular adj. Kind and friendly toward a younger or less experienced person. GENERAL NEW! HOHOHO! LEADERSHIP IS SELLING CANDY CANE GRAMS. Pick a flavor, write a message and we’ll deliver. Sales will be from December 10th – 13th. Deliveries will be made on December 14th in period 7 and 8. All proceeds go to Holiday Hampers. Ms. Greenside NEW! MOSCROP LEADERSHIP 10 IS SELLING CHRISTMAS COOKIES AND CANDY CANES in the foyer at lunch! 2 cookies for only $1 and candy canes for .50. All profit will be donated to the “Helping Families in Need Society”. Ms. Brown NEW! STUDENT ID (GO-CARDS) are available at the office now for the following students: Abdulin, Russel Bui, Kelly Cha, Solomon Cuba, Fidel Edmonds, Aidan Fang, Rayna Ganev, Denislav Guo, Kevin
Pokharkar, Piyush Skowronski, Brandon Song, Jason Steckley, Elliott Yurchuk, Anastasia Zahid, Hamza
NEW! ATTENTION ALL MOSCROPIANS! Senior Leadership will be selling bubble tea on December 6th, 12th and 14th for $5.50 in the foyer. All proceeds to go the Senior Winter Formal. Check the poster for more information. Ms. Greenside GINGERBREAD PROJECT The Moscrop Access Program has been very busy working on a Gingerbread project for a contest at the Hyatt Hotel in downtown Vancouver. We would appreciate your vote! The contest runs from November 30-December 28. Here is the link for voting: http://hyatt.tomharris.com/. We are # 20. Thank you! Ms. Strickland, Access Teacher THE MONTH OF MOVEMBER HAS ENDED AND MOSCROP CANCER SOCIETY CLUB would like to thank the student body and staff for participating! The teachers that took part this year are Mr. Chang, Mr. Callister, Mr. Baird, Mr. Exume, Mr. Spracklin and Mr. Cheong. As a result of the great participation we have raised over $450. Great job Moscrop! Congratulation to Mr. Cheong who is our winner of the Teacher Moustache Competition. Ms. Wispinski IT’S BEGINNING TO SOUND A LOT LIKE CHRISTMAS! Moscrop’s Music Department is hosting a winter concert on Monday, December 10th @ 6:30 pm. Come support your music students of the evening full of festive music by various ensembles, a concession and a silent auction! Pre-order your tickets on December 3-7th, at lunch in the foyer, $7 for students and seniors, $10 for adults. Hope to see you there! Ms. Rundell GRADE 12s – BOOK YOUR INDIVIDUAL GRAD PORTRAIT SESSION AT ARTONA. Individual portrait sessions will take place at Artona Studios from December 11 to 15. Portrait session may be booked directly through Artona. Complete information and booking options can be found on the Artona Website: https://artona.com/schools/MOSC Thank you for your attention. Mr. Callister GRAD PHOTOS. Amanda from Artona will be in the MPR during lunch TODAY Thursday, December 6 for any questions about grad photos. Appointments can also be booked with them at that time. Mr. Callister
ARE YOU TIRED OF YOUR BORING OLD NAME? Do you want to appear more knowledgable? Learn how to write your name in Japanese! Come down to the foyer on Dec 11th and 12th @ lunch to get your name written in Japanese with a traditional calligraphy pen! See you there! Mr. Parkes DECEMBER CLC 11 (SESSION 3) Please note that the next CLC 11 sessions will affect period 5 classes. Here is the link to the full year CLC 11 schedule: OUTLINE 2018-2019 CLC Updated Schedule.docx. All period 5 sessions will be in the MOSCROP LIBRARY. Please send your students down immediately after doing attendance. They will be dismissed from the library at the end of the period.
Some recent changes have been made and are highlighted in yellow.
DECEMBER CLC 11 (SESSION 3) PERIOD DATE CLASSES TO ATTEND
Depaco - Math Pre-Calculus 11 Gammie - Comp Science 11 Ho - Baking 11 Manoharan- Elect/Robotics 11 Spracklin - PE Leader 11 Lange - Life Sciences 11 Hon All PE Leadership 11 students & Course Support Grade 11s
(W) December 12, 2018
Parkes - Focused Lit Studies 11 Riach – SS 11 Explorations Rundell - Concert Band 11 Sigerson - Music Leadership 11 Taylor - ELL 2 Barichello - SS Lang Devel 10
LUNCH – in room 321 (Ms. Quelch's
room)
(Th) December 13, 2018 (make-up session) Day 1
- Any Auto Collision / Auto Refinishing students - Students who were absent - Students who do not have a period 5 class on site
- Students who missed December 12th because of the Biology 11 Field Trip - Students in gr 10 or 12 level courses not listed above
VOLUNTEER VOLUNTEER - YEAR OF THE PIG - FEB 8-10, 2019 - CHINATOWN VANCOUVER Earn up to 30 hours in three days - including the orientation. Sign up now - room 313 - Ms. Wispinski, Ms. Wong Open to grade 11 and grade 12 students. Spot fill up quickly, so don't wait to get the application. SCHOLARSHIP December Deadlines: Schulich Leader Scholarship DEADLINE: Dec 14, 2018 to Ms. Wong University of Northern British Columbia Scholarships DEADLINE: Dec 15, 2018 Burger King Scholars Program - Accepting Applications Oct 15, 2018 - Dec 15, 2018 Ongoing: Beedie Luminaries Scholarship DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 15, 2019 Chinese Government Scholarship DEADLINE: April 1, 2019 UBC Musqueam First Nation Scholarships B. Davis Scholarship (Essay competition) DEADLINE: May 24, 2019
Moscrop Secondary Student Bulletin Friday, December 7, 2018 Day 1 Periods: 1 2 3 4 Teachers: please read this bulletin to your class first period Day 1 & 2 Bell Schedule 8:35a Warning Bell 8:40a - 9:59a Period 1 / 5 9:59a - 10:14a Nutrition Break 10:14a - 11:35a Period 2 / 6 11:35a - 12:20p Lunch Break 12:20p - 1:39p Period 3 / 7 1:45p - 3:02p Period 4 / 8
WORD OF THE DAY: Ethereal adj. Characterized by lightness and insubstantiality; intangible GOOD NEWS Congratulations to Lovely Ranges for making Semi-Finalist status for Loran Scholarship!! A job well done! Ms. C. Wong GENERAL HOHOHO! LEADERSHIP IS SELLING CANDY CANE GRAMS. Pick a flavor, write a message and we’ll deliver. Sales will be from December 10th – 13th. Deliveries will be made on December 14th in period 7 and 8. All proceeds go to Holiday Hampers. Ms. Greenside MOSCROP LEADERSHIP 10 IS SELLING CHRISTMAS COOKIES AND CANDY CANES in the foyer at lunch! 2 cookies for only $1 and candy canes for .50. All profit will be donated to the “Helping Families in Need Society”. Ms. Brown STUDENT ID (GO-CARDS) are available at the office now for the following students: Abdulin, Russel Angus-Smythe, Lance Bui, Kelly Cha, Solomon Cuba, Fidel Edmonds, Aidan Fang, Rayna
Ganev, Denislav Guo, Kevin Hwang, Matthew Lee, Sophia Manawis, Mark-Wilbert Mansoor, Ammar
Perry, Marko Pihoc, Loreto Pokharkar, Piyush Skowronski, Brandon Song, Jason Steckley, Elliott Zahid, Hamza
ATTENTION ALL MOSCROPIANS! Senior Leadership will be selling bubble tea on December 6th, 12th and 14th for $5.50 in the foyer. All proceeds to go the Senior Winter Formal. Check the poster for more information. Ms. Greenside GINGERBREAD PROJECT The Moscrop Access Program has been very busy working on a Gingerbread project for a contest at the Hyatt Hotel in downtown Vancouver. We would appreciate your vote! The contest runs from November 30-December 28. Here is the link for voting: http://hyatt.tomharris.com/. We are # 20. Thank you! Ms. Strickland, Access Teacher GRADE 12s – BOOK YOUR INDIVIDUAL GRAD PORTRAIT SESSION AT ARTONA. Individual portrait sessions will take place at Artona Studios from December 11 to 15. Portrait session may be booked directly through Artona. Complete information and booking options can be found on the Artona Website: https://artona.com/schools/MOSC Thank you for your attention. Mr. Callister DECEMBER CLC 11 (SESSION 3) Please note that the next CLC 11 sessions will affect period 5 classes. Here is the link to the full year CLC 11 schedule: OUTLINE 2018-2019 CLC Updated Schedule.docx. All period 5 sessions will be in the MOSCROP LIBRARY. Please send your students down immediately after doing attendance. They will be dismissed from the library at the end of the period.
Some recent changes have been made and are highlighted in yellow.
Depaco - Math Pre-Calculus 11 Gammie - Comp Science 11 Ho - Baking 11 Manoharan- Elect/Robotics 11 Spracklin - PE Leader 11 Lange - Life Sciences 11 Hon All PE Leadership 11 students & Course Support Grade 11s
(W) December 12, 2018
Parkes - Focused Lit Studies 11 Riach – SS 11 Explorations Rundell - Concert Band 11 Sigerson - Music Leadership 11 Taylor - ELL 2 Barichello - SS Lang Devel 10
LUNCH – in room 321 (Ms. Quelch's
room)
(Th) December 13, 2018 (make-up session) Day 1
- Any Auto Collision / Auto Refinishing students - Students who were absent - Students who do not have a period 5 class on site
- Students who missed December 12th because of the Biology 11 Field Trip - Students in gr 10 or 12 level courses not listed above
VOLUNTEER VOLUNTEER - YEAR OF THE PIG - FEB 8-10, 2019 - CHINATOWN VANCOUVER Earn up to 30 hours in three days - including the orientation. Sign up now - room 313 - Ms. Wispinski, Ms. Wong. Open to grade 11 and grade 12 students. Spot fill up quickly, so don't wait to get the application. SCHOLARSHIP December Deadlines: Schulich Leader Scholarship DEADLINE: Dec 14, 2018 to Ms. Wong University of Northern British Columbia Scholarships DEADLINE: Dec 15, 2018 Burger King Scholars Program - Accepting Applications Oct 15, 2018 - Dec 15, 2018 NEW! SPEATBC (Society of Punjabi Engineers and Technologists of BC) Scholarships DEADLINE: January 5, 2019 NEW! Capilano Community Leadership Award DEADLINE: March 1, 2019 NEW! Charlene Reaveley Children's Charity DEADLINE: April 15, 2019 NEW! Vancouver Academy of Dramatic Arts (VADA) DEADLINE: August 1, 2019 NEW! Berridge Theatre and Film Programs (Normandy, France) - Summer Program Scholarships Available Ongoing: Beedie Luminaries Scholarship DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 15, 2019 Chinese Government Scholarship DEADLINE: April 1, 2019 UBC Musqueam First Nation Scholarships NEW! B. Davis Scholarship (Essay competition) DEADLINE: May 24, 2019
Moscrop Secondary Student Bulletin Monday, December 10, 2018 Day 2 Periods: 5 6 7 8 Teachers: please read this bulletin to your class first period
Day 1 & 2 Bell Schedule 8:35a Warning Bell 8:40a - 9:59a Period 1 / 5 9:59a - 10:14a Nutrition Break 10:14a - 11:35a Period 2 / 6 11:35a - 12:20p Lunch Break 12:20p - 1:39p Period 3 / 7 1:45p - 3:02p Period 4 / 8 WORD OF THE DAY: Assertive adj. 1.Inclined to bold or confident assertion GOOD NEWS ATHLETE OF THE MONTH...NOVEMBER - As the fall season wrapped up in November, there was a great deal of excitement and success. Many athletes had excellent performances, demonstrating fantastic dedication, and great sportsmanship. For the month of November, 4 students were nominated for Athlete of the Month: congratulations to Divya Nair (Grade 10), Oliver Chen (Grade 10), Natasha Lai (Grade 10), and Simon Sheehan (Grade 12) for their nominations. There is also an Honorable nomination for the athletes on the Sr Girls Volleyball team for their performance, dedication and sportsmanship. Congratulations to Simon Sheehan for being awarded as the Athlete of the Month for November!! Simon was a member of both the Sr Boys Volleyball and Cross Country teams this fall, and participated in Provincial Championships for both sports. Simon stepped up at the Sr Boys Volleyball Provincials and really helped the team's success in the back court, taking over the libero position. He had unbelievable digs against some of the province's top hitters while maintaining a positive attitude (for the entire season). He would always carry a smile on and off the court. He helped others maintain focus, and he helped the team get past adversity in the Provincial Championships. Simon now needs to see Mr. Spracklin in the PE Office to claim his t-shirt, Sport Chek gift card, and have his photo taken for the awards cabinet in the foyer. Congratulations to Lovely Ranges for making Semi-Finalist status for Loran Scholarship!! A job well done! Ms. C. Wong GENERAL
NEW! LAST CHANCE TO BUY GRAD HOODIES! Buy a grad hoodie to represent all of your good memories. Come to the foyer from Dec.7-14th to place your order. Payments are available online or in the school office. The cost is $67. Don't miss out! Ms. Bacot
NEW! ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS ….is a Christmas-gram! What’s a Christmas-gram? It’s a musical telegram that will be delivered to your classes by Moscrop’s own music students! Surprise your friends with holiday cheer by ordering them on Dec 10-14th in the foyer at lunch. $3 per gram. Happy Holidays! Ms. Rundell NEW! “ARE YOU READY MOSCROP? Winter spirit week is just around the corner and Moscrop leadership wants you to show your excitement for winter break through your festive outfits, running from the 17th to the 21st, we will be having toques & scarves day, snowflakes days, pajama day, red & green day and finally ugly sweater day! Remember to also show your excitement staff! Ms. Greenside NEW! SR. WINTER FORMAL DANCE. Attention all Gr. 11 and 12's! Tuesday, December 18th will be Moscrop's first ever Sr. Winter Formal! This event is not to be missed. Dress for the red carpet! Check out the slide show at the ticket table for a glimpse of what this epic event will look like. Ticket includes appetizers. Ticket sales in the foyer: Dec 10 – 12 -$15; Dec 13 – 14 -$20. Reduced overall ticket pricing for this incredible production this year only. Don’t walk, run (or dance) to the ticket table early to avoid paying more! Looking forward to seeing you all there!! Student Government / Sr. Leadership / Ms. Greenside HOHOHO! LEADERSHIP IS SELLING CANDY CANE GRAMS. Pick a flavor, write a message and we’ll deliver. Sales will be from December 10th – 13th. Deliveries will be made on December 14th in period 7 and 8. All proceeds go to Holiday Hampers. Ms. Greenside MOSCROP LEADERSHIP 10 IS SELLING CHRISTMAS COOKIES AND CANDY CANES in the foyer at lunch! 2 cookies for only $1 and candy canes for .50. All profit will be donated to the “Helping Families in Need Society”. Ms. Brown GINGERBREAD PROJECT The Moscrop Access Program has been very busy working on a Gingerbread project for a contest at the Hyatt Hotel in downtown Vancouver. We would appreciate your vote! The contest runs from November 30-December 28. Here is the link for voting: http://hyatt.tomharris.com/. We are # 20. Thank you! Ms. Strickland, Access Teacher
STUDENT ID (GO-CARDS) are available at the office now for the following students: Abdulin, Russel Angus-Smythe, Lance Cha, Solomon Cuba, Fidel Edmonds, Aidan Fang, Rayna
Ganev, Denislav Guo, Kevin Hwang, Matthew Manawis, Mark-Wilbert Mansoor, Ammar Markovic, Angelina
Pihoc, Loreto Pokharkar, Piyush Skowronski, Brandon Song, Jason Steckley, Elliott Zahid, Hamza
ATTENTION ALL MOSCROPIANS! Senior Leadership will be selling bubble tea on December 6th, 12th and 14th for $5.50 in the foyer. All proceeds to go the Senior Winter Formal. Check the poster for more information. Ms. Greenside GRADE 12s – BOOK YOUR INDIVIDUAL GRAD PORTRAIT SESSION AT ARTONA. Individual portrait sessions will take place at Artona Studios from December 11 to 15. Portrait session may be booked directly through Artona. Complete information and booking options can be found on the Artona Website: https://artona.com/schools/MOSC Thank you for your attention. Mr. Callister DECEMBER CLC 11 (SESSION 3) Please note that the next CLC 11 sessions will affect period 5 classes. Here is the link to the full year CLC 11 schedule: OUTLINE 2018-2019 CLC Updated Schedule.docx. All period 5 sessions will be in the MOSCROP LIBRARY. Please send your students down immediately after doing attendance. They will be dismissed from the library at the end of the period.
Some recent changes have been made and are highlighted in yellow.
DECEMBER CLC 11 (SESSION 3)
PERIOD DATE CLASSES TO ATTEND
5
(M) December 10, 2018
Depaco - Math Pre-Calculus 11 Gammie - Comp Science 11 Ho - Baking 11 Manoharan- Elect/Robotics 11 Spracklin - PE Leader 11 Lange - Life Sciences 11 Hon All PE Leadership 11 students & Course Support Grade 11s
(W) December 12, 2018
Parkes - Focused Lit Studies 11 Riach – SS 11 Explorations Rundell - Concert Band 11 Sigerson - Music Leadership 11 Taylor - ELL 2 Barichello - SS Lang Devel 10
LUNCH – in room 321
(Ms. Quelch's room)
(Th) December 13, 2018 (make-up session) Day 1
- Any Auto Collision / Auto Refinishing students - Students who were absent - Students who do not have a period 5 class on site
- Students who missed December 12th because of the Biology 11 Field Trip - Students in gr 10 or 12 level courses not listed above
VOLUNTEER VOLUNTEER - YEAR OF THE PIG - FEB 8-10, 2019 - CHINATOWN VANCOUVER Earn up to 30 hours in three days - including the orientation. Sign up now - room 313 - Ms. Wispinski, Ms. Wong. Open to grade 11 and grade 12 students. Spot fill up quickly, so don't wait to get the application. SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIPS - SEE BLOG FOR DETAILS: December Deadlines: Schulich Leader Scholarship DEADLINE: Dec 14, 2018 to Ms. Wong Burger King Scholars Program - Accepting Applications Oct 15, 2018 - Dec 15, 2018 University of Northern British Columbia Scholarships DEADLINE: Dec 15, 2018 NEW! French for the Future National Essay Contest DEADLINE: December 21, 2018 January Deadlines: SPEATBC (Society of Punjabi Engineers and Technologists of BC) Scholarships DEADLINE: January 5, 2019 NEW! DB Perks & Lifesaving Society Scholarships DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 NEW! David Lam/BC TEAL English Language Learner Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 NEW! Mensa Canada Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 February Deadlines: NEW! Terry Fox Humanitarian Award DEADLINE: February 1, 2019 Beedie Luminaries Scholarship DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 15, 2019 Spring Deadlines: Capilano Community Leadership Award DEADLINE: March 1, 2019 Chinese Government Scholarship DEADLINE: April 1, 2019 Charlene Reaveley Children's Charity DEADLINE: April 15, 2019 NEW! H.Y. Louie and Lohn Entrance Award (SFU Entrace Award) DEADLINE: April 30, 2019 NEW! Children of RBC Employees (Canada) DEADLINE: May 1, 2019 NEW! B. Davis Scholarship (Essay competition) DEADLINE: May 24, 2019 Ongoing: Vancouver Academy of Dramatic Arts (VADA) DEADLINE: August 1, 2019 Berridge Theatre and Film Programs (Normandy, France) - Summer Program Scholarships Available UBC Musqueam First Nation Scholarships
Moscrop Secondary Student Bulletin Tuesday, December 11, 2018 Day 1 Periods: 1 2 3 4 Teachers: please read this bulletin to your class first period
Day 1 & 2 Bell Schedule 8:35a Warning Bell 8:40a - 9:59a Period 1 / 5 9:59a - 10:14a Nutrition Break 10:14a - 11:35a Period 2 / 6 11:35a - 12:20p Lunch Break 12:20p - 1:39p Period 3 / 7 1:45p - 3:02p Period 4 / 8 WORD OF THE DAY: Elucidate v. Make (something) clear; explain.
GENERAL
NEW! TEXTILE ARTS HOLIDAY CRAFT FAIR! The Textile Arts 9-12 classes will be holding our annual Holiday Craft Fair at lunch on Wednesday, December 19th in the Foyer. This year we will have a selection of handmade items including felt ornaments, fleece mittens, fleece beanies, fleece neck warmers, and fleece coffee cup cozies. All items will be priced at $5 and under. Bring cash and come early to avoid disappointment! All items are one of a kind! Proceeds from this craft fair will be donated to BC Children's Hospital. Ms. Loong
ARE YOU TIRED OF YOUR BORING OLD NAME? Do you want to appear more knowledgable? Learn how to write your name in Japanese! Come down to the foyer on Dec 11th and 12th @ lunch to get your name written in Japanese with a traditional calligraphy pen! See you there! Mr. Parkes LAST CHANCE TO BUY GRAD HOODIES! Buy a grad hoodie to represent all of your good memories. Come to the foyer from Dec.7-14th to place your order. Payments are available online or in the school office. The cost is $67. Don't miss out! Ms. Bacot ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS ….is a Christmas-gram! What’s a Christmas-gram? It’s a musical telegram that will be delivered to your classes by Moscrop’s own music students! Surprise your friends with holiday cheer by ordering them on Dec 10-14th in the foyer at lunch. $3 per gram. Happy Holidays! Ms. Rundell ARE YOU READY MOSCROP? Winter spirit week is just around the corner and Moscrop leadership wants you to show your excitement for winter break through your festive outfits, running from the 17th to the 21st, we will be having toques & scarves day, snowflakes days, pajama day, red & green day and finally ugly sweater day! Remember to also show your excitement staff! Ms. Greenside SR. WINTER FORMAL DANCE. Attention all Gr. 11 and 12's! Tuesday, December 18th will be Moscrop's first ever Sr. Winter Formal! This event is not to be missed. Dress for the red carpet! Check out the slide show at the ticket table for a glimpse of what this epic event will look like. Ticket includes appetizers. Ticket sales in the foyer: Dec 10 – 12 -$15; Dec 13 – 14 -$20. Reduced overall ticket pricing for this incredible production this year only. Don’t walk, run (or dance) to the ticket table early to avoid paying more! Looking forward to seeing you all there!! Student Government / Sr. Leadership / Ms. Greenside HOHOHO! LEADERSHIP IS SELLING CANDY CANE GRAMS. Pick a flavor, write a message and we’ll deliver. Sales will be from December 10th – 13th. Deliveries will be made on December 14th in period 7 and 8. All proceeds go to Holiday Hampers. Ms. Greenside MOSCROP LEADERSHIP 10 IS SELLING CHRISTMAS COOKIES AND CANDY CANES in the foyer at lunch! 2 cookies for only $1 and candy canes for .50. All profit will be donated to the “Helping Families in Need Society”. Ms. Brown STUDENT ID (GO-CARDS) are available at the office now for the following students: Abdulin, Russel Angus-Smythe, Lance Cha, Solomon Cuba, Fidel Edmonds, Aidan Fang, Rayna
Ganev, Denislav Guo, Kevin Hwang, Matthew Manawis, Mark-Wilbert Mansoor, Ammar Markovic, Angelina
Pokharkar, Piyush Skowronski, Brandon Steckley, Elliott Zahid, Hamza
ATTENTION ALL MOSCROPIANS! Senior Leadership will be selling bubble tea on December 6th, 12th and 14th for $5.50 in the foyer. All proceeds to go the Senior Winter Formal. Check the poster for more information. Ms. Greenside GRADE 12s – BOOK YOUR INDIVIDUAL GRAD PORTRAIT SESSION AT ARTONA. Individual portrait sessions will take place at Artona Studios from December 11 to 15. Portrait session may be booked directly through Artona. Complete information and booking options can be found on the Artona Website: https://artona.com/schools/MOSC Thank you for your attention. Mr. Callister
DECEMBER CLC 11 (SESSION 3) Please note that the next CLC 11 sessions will affect period 5 classes. Here is the link to the full year CLC 11 schedule: OUTLINE 2018-2019 CLC Updated Schedule.docx. All period 5 sessions will be in the MOSCROP LIBRARY. Please send your students down immediately after doing attendance. They will be dismissed from the library at the end of the period.
Some recent changes have been made and are highlighted in yellow.
PERIOD DATE CLASSES TO ATTEND
5 (W) December 12, 2018
Parkes - Focused Lit Studies 11 Riach – SS 11 Explorations Rundell - Concert Band 11 Sigerson - Music Leadership 11 Taylor - ELL 2 Barichello - SS Lang Devel 10
LUNCH – in room 321
(Ms. Quelch's room)
(Th) December 13, 2018 (make-up session) Day 1
- Any Auto Collision / Auto Refinishing students - Students who were absent - Students who do not have a period 5 class on site
- Students who missed December 12th because of the Biology 11 Field Trip - Students in gr 10 or 12 level courses not listed above
VOLUNTEER VOLUNTEER - YEAR OF THE PIG - FEB 8-10, 2019 - CHINATOWN VANCOUVER Earn up to 30 hours in three days - including the orientation. Sign up now - room 313 - Ms. Wispinski, Ms. Wong. Open to grade 11 and grade 12 students. Spot fill up quickly, so don't wait to get the application. SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIPS - SEE BLOG FOR DETAILS: December Deadlines: Schulich Leader Scholarship DEADLINE: Dec 14, 2018 to Ms. Wong Burger King Scholars Program - Accepting Applications Oct 15, 2018 - Dec 15, 2018 University of Northern British Columbia Scholarships DEADLINE: Dec 15, 2018 French for the Future National Essay Contest DEADLINE: December 21, 2018 January Deadlines: SPEATBC (Society of Punjabi Engineers and Technologists of BC) Scholarships DEADLINE: January 5, 2019 DB Perks & Lifesaving Society Scholarships DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 David Lam/BC TEAL English Language Learner Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 Mensa Canada Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 February Deadlines: Terry Fox Humanitarian Award DEADLINE: February 1, 2019 Beedie Luminaries Scholarship DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 15, 2019 Spring Deadlines: Capilano Community Leadership Award DEADLINE: March 1, 2019 Chinese Government Scholarship DEADLINE: April 1, 2019 Charlene Reaveley Children's Charity DEADLINE: April 15, 2019 H.Y. Louie and Lohn Entrance Award (SFU Entrace Award) DEADLINE: April 30, 2019 Children of RBC Employees (Canada) DEADLINE: May 1, 2019 B. Davis Scholarship (Essay competition) DEADLINE: May 24, 2019 Ongoing: Vancouver Academy of Dramatic Arts (VADA) DEADLINE: August 1, 2019 Berridge Theatre and Film Programs (Normandy, France) - Summer Program Scholarships Available UBC Musqueam First Nation Scholarships
Moscrop Secondary Student Bulletin Wednesday, December 12, 2018 Day 2 Periods: 5 6 7 8 Teachers: please read this bulletin to your class first period
Day 1 & 2 Bell Schedule 8:35a Warning Bell 8:40a - 9:59a Period 1 / 5 9:59a - 10:14a Nutrition Break 10:14a - 11:35a Period 2 / 6 11:35a - 12:20p Lunch Break 12:20p - 1:39p Period 3 / 7 1:45p - 3:02p Period 4 / 8 WORD OF THE DAY: Acrid adj. Having an irritatingly strong and unpleasant taste or smell. Angry and bitter GOODNEWS CONGRATULATIONS to Moscrop’s Math League Team. They are now second in all of Canada! Four of our students, Rishi Vijayaran, Samuel Wang, Brenden Wu and Justin Yu, attained Perfect Scores! Congratulations again, and good luck today. MUSIC PROGRAM: On Monday night students from Moscrop's music program showed off their amazing talents. Both concerts, performed at Michael J Fox theatre, were enjoyed by a house full of friends and family. Thank you to all the parents who brought items for the concession, it was the best concession we have ever had! If you sent a container or plate please reclaim it from the music office. Winning ticket for the concert 1 50/50 draw was tix 190. Winning ticket for the second 50/50 draw was tix 418. Please send your child to the music office to collect your part of the 50/50 draw. Thank you again, students and parents for a wonderful night of music! Mrs. Rundell GENERAL TEXTILE ARTS HOLIDAY CRAFT FAIR! The Textile Arts 9-12 classes will be holding our annual Holiday Craft Fair at lunch on Wednesday, December 19th in the Foyer. This year we will have a selection of handmade items including felt ornaments, fleece mittens, fleece beanies, fleece neck warmers, and fleece coffee cup cozies. All items will be priced at $5 and under. Bring cash and come early to avoid disappointment! All items are one of a kind! Proceeds from this craft fair will be donated to BC Children's Hospital. Ms. Loong ARE YOU TIRED OF YOUR BORING OLD NAME? Do you want to appear more knowledgable? Learn how to write your name in Japanese! Come down to the foyer on Dec 11th and 12th @ lunch to get your name written in Japanese with a traditional calligraphy pen! See you there! Mr. Parkes LAST CHANCE TO BUY GRAD HOODIES! Buy a grad hoodie to represent all of your good memories. Come to the foyer from Dec.7-14th to place your order. Payments are available online or in the school office. The cost is $67. Don't miss out! Ms. Bacot ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS . . . is a Christmas-gram! What’s a Christmas-gram? It’s a musical telegram that will be delivered to your classes by Moscrop’s own music students! Surprise your friends with holiday cheer by ordering them on Dec 10-14th in the foyer at lunch. $3 per gram. Happy Holidays! Ms. Rundell ARE YOU READY MOSCROP? Winter spirit week is just around the corner and Moscrop leadership wants you to show your excitement for winter break through your festive outfits, running from the 17th to the 21st, we will be having toques & scarves day, snowflakes days, pajama day, red & green day and finally ugly sweater day! Remember to also show your excitement staff! Ms. Greenside SR. WINTER FORMAL DANCE. Attention all Gr. 11 and 12's! Tuesday, December 18th will be Moscrop's first ever Sr. Winter Formal! This event is not to be missed. Dress for the red carpet! Check out the slide show at the ticket table for a glimpse of what this epic event will look like. Ticket includes appetizers. Ticket sales in the foyer: Dec 10 – 12 -$15; Dec 13 – 14 -$20. Reduced overall ticket pricing for this incredible production this year only. Don’t walk, run (or dance) to the ticket table early to avoid paying more! Looking forward to seeing you all there!! Student Government / Sr. Leadership / Ms. Greenside HOHOHO! LEADERSHIP IS SELLING CANDY CANE GRAMS. Pick a flavor, write a message and we’ll deliver. Sales will be from December 10th – 13th. Deliveries will be made on December 14th in period 7 and 8. All proceeds go to Holiday Hampers. Ms. Greenside MOSCROP LEADERSHIP 10 IS SELLING CHRISTMAS COOKIES AND CANDY CANES in the foyer at lunch! 2 cookies for only $1 and candy canes for .50. All profit will be donated to the “Helping Families in Need Society”. Ms. Brown NEW! Career Education – Industry Training – Course Selection Information Night Jan 23, 2019 – 6:30 pm – Burnaby Central (parents and students invited) Learn about the options for students to participate in Industry Training opportunities as part of their high school electives. The following specializations are offered in the 2019-2020 school year. Ms. Wispinski
Youth Train in Trades – work toward apprenticeship level and technical training certificate (post secondary training in high school) Auto Collision Repair Technician, Auto Refinishing Prep Technician, Auto Service Technician, Baker (Pastry Arts), Carpenter, Construction Electrician, Hairstylist *2 yrs, Landscape Horticulturist, Metal Fabricator, Millwright, Motorcycle Mechanic, Painter & Decorator, Pipefitter, Plumber, Professional Cook, Sheet Metal Worker Industry Connect – develop a professional portfolio Film & Broadcasting, Graphics / Media Arts, Health Sciences, Music Production & Technology, Robotics (Mechatronics) Industry Certification- work toward industry certification Cisco Networking Academy, DigiPen Game Development Academy, Fitness Instructor, Microsoft Office Specialist, Palo Alto Cyber Security Academy, Tourism & Event Management Youth Work in Trades – start your paid apprenticeship while in high school. ATTENTION ALL MOSCROPIANS! Senior Leadership will be selling bubble tea on December 12th and 14th for $5.50 in the foyer. All proceeds to go the Senior Winter Formal. Check the poster for more information. Ms. Greenside GRADE 12s – BOOK YOUR INDIVIDUAL GRAD PORTRAIT SESSION AT ARTONA. Individual portrait sessions will take place at Artona Studios from December 11 to 15. Portrait session may be booked directly through Artona. Complete information and booking options can be found on the Artona Website: https://artona.com/schools/MOSC Thank you for your attention. Mr. Callister DECEMBER CLC 11 (SESSION 3) Please note that the next CLC 11 sessions will affect period 5 classes. Here is the link to the full year CLC 11 schedule: OUTLINE 2018-2019 CLC Updated Schedule.docx. All period 5 sessions will be in the MOSCROP LIBRARY. Please send your students down immediately after doing attendance. They will be dismissed from the library at the end of the period.
Some recent changes have been made and are highlighted in yellow.
PERIOD DATE CLASSES TO ATTEND
5 (W) December 12, 2018
Parkes - Focused Lit Studies 11 Riach – SS 11 Explorations Rundell - Concert Band 11 Sigerson - Music Leadership 11 Taylor - ELL 2 Barichello - SS Lang Devel 10
LUNCH – in room 321 (Ms. Quelch's room)
(Th) December 13, 2018 (make-up session) Day 1
- Any Auto Collision / Auto Refinishing students - Students who were absent - Students who do not have a period 5 class on site - Students who missed December 12th because of the Biology 11 Field Trip - Students in gr 10 or 12 level courses not listed above
VOLUNTEER VOLUNTEER - YEAR OF THE PIG - FEB 8-10, 2019 - CHINATOWN VANCOUVER Earn up to 30 hours in three days - including the orientation. Sign up now - room 313 - Ms. Wispinski, Ms. Wong. Open to grade 11 and grade 12 students. Spot fill up quickly, so don't wait to get the application. SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIPS - SEE BLOG FOR DETAILS: December Deadlines: Schulich Leader Scholarship DEADLINE: Dec 14, 2018 to Ms. Wong Burger King Scholars Program - Accepting Applications Oct 15, 2018 - Dec 15, 2018 University of Northern British Columbia Scholarships DEADLINE: Dec 15, 2018 French for the Future National Essay Contest DEADLINE: December 21, 2018 January Deadlines: SPEATBC (Society of Punjabi Engineers and Technologists of BC) Scholarships DEADLINE: January 5, 2019 DB Perks & Lifesaving Society Scholarships DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 David Lam/BC TEAL English Language Learner Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 Mensa Canada Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 February Deadlines: Terry Fox Humanitarian Award DEADLINE: February 1, 2019 Beedie Luminaries Scholarship DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 15, 2019 Spring Deadlines: Capilano Community Leadership Award DEADLINE: March 1, 2019 Chinese Government Scholarship DEADLINE: April 1, 2019 Charlene Reaveley Children's Charity DEADLINE: April 15, 2019 H.Y. Louie and Lohn Entrance Award (SFU Entrace Award) DEADLINE: April 30, 2019 Children of RBC Employees (Canada) DEADLINE: May 1, 2019 B. Davis Scholarship (Essay competition) DEADLINE: May 24, 2019 Ongoing: Vancouver Academy of Dramatic Arts (VADA) DEADLINE: August 1, 2019 Berridge Theatre and Film Programs (Normandy, France) - Summer Program Scholarships Available UBC Musqueam First Nation Scholarships
Moscrop Secondary Student Bulletin Thursday, December 13, 2018 Day 1 Periods: 1 2 3 4 Teachers: please read this bulletin to your class first period
Day 1 & 2 Bell Schedule 8:35a Warning Bell 8:40a - 9:59a Period 1 / 5 9:59a - 10:14a Nutrition Break 10:14a - 11:35a Period 2 / 6 11:35a - 12:20p Lunch Break 12:20p - 1:39p Period 3 / 7 1:45p - 3:02p Period 4 / 8 WORD OF THE DAY: Nescient; Nescience adj. Lacking knowledge; ignorant. GOODNEWS
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL MUSIC STUDENTS who performed so well at the Winter Concert at Michael J. Fox theatre on Monday night. The holiday magic was sure felt, and the students outshone themselves again. Special thanks to all parent volunteers and music council executives for their hard work to make this a great success! One of the school trustees, Ms. Christine Cunningham, was in attendance for the entire night along with our principal, Mr. Paul Fester to show their support. Thank you all for a musical night to remember. Sincerely, Moscrop Music Program
GENERAL NEW! WORLD JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP Burnaby has been selected to host a pre-tournament hockey game in the lead up to the World Junior Championship! Team Switzerland will be facing off against Team Russia on Sunday, December 23, 6:30pm at Bill Copeland Arena. Tickets will be available for $15 (plus taxes & fees) at hockeycanada.ca/tickets. And for Burnaby schools, there is a promo code if you are buying four or more tickets – just use the code HOCKEY15 to receive 15% off per ticket! NEW! GRADE 12 MODULE 2 CAPSTONE / TRANSITION PLAN WORKSHOPS Your second workshop will be held on Tuesday, December 18 and Wednesday, December 19 in the library. Please come during one of your spare blocks, or during the lunch hour only if you do NOT have a spare block. These workshops are mandatory and will assist you in getting the most out of your Capstone project, as well as preparing for completing the Module 2: Transition Plan which is due: January 9 / 10. See attached poster for more information. Ms. Dato TEXTILE ARTS HOLIDAY CRAFT FAIR! The Textile Arts 9-12 classes will be holding our annual Holiday Craft Fair at lunch on Wednesday, December 19th in the Foyer. This year we will have a selection of handmade items including felt ornaments, fleece mittens, fleece beanies, fleece neck warmers, and fleece coffee cup cozies. All items will be priced at $5 and under. Bring cash and come early to avoid disappointment! All items are one of a kind! Proceeds from this craft fair will be donated to BC Children's Hospital. Ms. Loong LAST CHANCE TO BUY GRAD HOODIES! Buy a grad hoodie to represent all of your good memories. Come to the foyer from Dec.7-14th to place your order. Payments are available online or in the school office. The cost is $67. Don't miss out! Ms. Bacot ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS . . . is a Christmas-gram! What’s a Christmas-gram? It’s a musical telegram that will be delivered to your classes by Moscrop’s own music students! Surprise your friends with holiday cheer by ordering them on Dec 10-14th in the foyer at lunch. $3 per gram. Happy Holidays! Ms. Rundell ARE YOU READY MOSCROP? Winter spirit week is just around the corner and Moscrop leadership wants you to show your excitement for winter break through your festive outfits, running from the 17th to the 21st, we will be having toques & scarves day, snowflakes days, pajama day, red & green day and finally ugly sweater day! Remember to also show your excitement staff! Ms. Greenside SR. WINTER FORMAL DANCE. Attention all Gr. 11 and 12's! Tuesday, December 18th will be Moscrop's first ever Sr. Winter Formal! This event is not to be missed. Dress for the red carpet! Check out the slide show at the ticket table for a glimpse of what this epic event will look like. Ticket includes appetizers. Ticket sales in the foyer: Dec 13 - 14 - $20. Reduced overall ticket pricing for this incredible production this year only. Don’t walk, run (or dance) to the ticket table early to avoid paying more! Looking forward to seeing you all there!! Student Government / Sr. Leadership / Ms. Greenside Career Education – Industry Training – Course Selection Information Night Jan 23, 2019 – 6:30 pm – Burnaby Central (parents and students invited) Learn about the options for students to participate in Industry Training opportunities as part of their high school electives. The following specializations are offered in the 2019-2020 school year. Ms. Wispinski Youth Train in Trades – work toward apprenticeship level and technical training certificate (post secondary training in high school)
Auto Collision Repair Technician, Auto Refinishing Prep Technician, Auto Service Technician, Baker (Pastry Arts), Carpenter, Construction Electrician, Hairstylist *2 yrs, Landscape Horticulturist, Metal Fabricator, Millwright, Motorcycle Mechanic, Painter & Decorator, Pipefitter, Plumber, Professional Cook, Sheet Metal Worker Industry Connect – develop a professional portfolio Film & Broadcasting, Graphics / Media Arts, Health Sciences, Music Production & Technology, Robotics (Mechatronics) Industry Certification- work toward industry certification Cisco Networking Academy, DigiPen Game Development Academy, Fitness Instructor, Microsoft Office Specialist, Palo Alto Cyber Security Academy, Tourism & Event Management Youth Work in Trades – start your paid apprenticeship while in high school. ATTENTION ALL MOSCROPIANS! Senior Leadership will be selling bubble tea on December 12th and 14th for $5.50 in the foyer. All proceeds to go the Senior Winter Formal. Check the poster for more information. Ms. Greenside GRADE 12s – BOOK YOUR INDIVIDUAL GRAD PORTRAIT SESSION AT ARTONA. Individual portrait sessions will take place at Artona Studios from December 11 to 15. Portrait session may be booked directly through Artona. Complete information and booking options can be found on the Artona Website: https://artona.com/schools/MOSC Thank you for your attention. Mr. Callister DECEMBER CLC 11 (SESSION 3) Please note that the next CLC 11 sessions will affect period 5 classes. Here is the link to the full year CLC 11 schedule: OUTLINE 2018-2019 CLC Updated Schedule.docx. All period 5 sessions will be in the MOSCROP LIBRARY. Please send your students down immediately after doing attendance. They will be dismissed from the library at the end of the period.
Some recent changes have been made and are highlighted in yellow.
PERIOD DATE CLASSES TO ATTEND LUNCH –
in room 321 (Ms. Quelch's
room)
(Th) December 13, 2018 (make-up session) Day 1
- Any Auto Collision / Auto Refinishing students - Students who were absent - Students who do not have a period 5 class on site - Students who missed December 12th because of the Biology 11 Field Trip - Students in gr 10 or 12 level courses not listed above
VOLUNTEER VOLUNTEER - YEAR OF THE PIG - FEB 8-10, 2019 - CHINATOWN VANCOUVER Earn up to 30 hours in three days - including the orientation. Sign up now - room 313 - Ms. Wispinski, Ms. Wong. Open to grade 11 and grade 12 students. Spot fill up quickly, so don't wait to get the application. SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIPS - SEE BLOG FOR DETAILS: December Deadlines: Schulich Leader Scholarship DEADLINE: Dec 14, 2018 to Ms. Wong Burger King Scholars Program - Accepting Applications Oct 15, 2018 - Dec 15, 2018 University of Northern British Columbia Scholarships DEADLINE: Dec 15, 2018 French for the Future National Essay Contest DEADLINE: December 21, 2018 January Deadlines: SPEATBC (Society of Punjabi Engineers and Technologists of BC) Scholarships DEADLINE: January 5, 2019 DB Perks & Lifesaving Society Scholarships DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 David Lam/BC TEAL English Language Learner Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 Mensa Canada Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 February Deadlines: Terry Fox Humanitarian Award DEADLINE: February 1, 2019 NEW! BCSSA (British Columbia School Superintendents Association) DEADLINE: February 8, 2019 NOON Beedie Luminaries Scholarship DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 15, 2019 Spring Deadlines: Capilano Community Leadership Award DEADLINE: March 1, 2019 Chinese Government Scholarship DEADLINE: April 1, 2019 Charlene Reaveley Children's Charity DEADLINE: April 15, 2019 H.Y. Louie and Lohn Entrance Award (SFU Entrace Award) DEADLINE: April 30, 2019 Children of RBC Employees (Canada) DEADLINE: May 1, 2019 B. Davis Scholarship (Essay competition) DEADLINE: May 24, 2019 Ongoing: Vancouver Academy of Dramatic Arts (VADA) DEADLINE: August 1, 2019 Berridge Theatre and Film Programs (Normandy, France) - Summer Program Scholarships Available UBC Musqueam First Nation Scholarships
Moscrop Secondary Student Bulletin Friday, December 14, 2018 Day 2 Periods: 5 6 7 8 Teachers: please read this bulletin to your class first period
Day 1 & 2 Bell Schedule 8:35a Warning Bell 8:40a - 9:59a Period 1 / 5 9:59a - 10:14a Nutrition Break 10:14a - 11:35a Period 2 / 6 11:35a - 12:20p Lunch Break 12:20p - 1:39p Period 3 / 7 1:45p - 3:02p Period 4 / 8 WORD OF THE DAY: Nescient; Nescience adj. Lacking knowledge; ignorant. GOOD NEWS
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL MUSIC STUDENTS who performed so well at the Winter Concert at Michael J. Fox theatre on Monday night. The holiday magic was sure felt, and the students outshone themselves again. Special thanks to all parent volunteers and music council executives for their hard work to make this a great success! One of the school trustees, Ms. Christine Cunningham, was in attendance for the entire night along with our principal, Mr. Paul Fester to show their support. Thank you all for a musical night to remember. Sincerely, Moscrop Music Program
GENERAL BURNABY BASEBALL ASSOCIATION. Spring season registration: http://baseballregistration.today/ SOUTH BURNABY METRO CLUB. Online registrations open now. More details at: http://www.southburnabybaseball.com/ Early bird discounts available until January 1st. STUDENT ID (GO-CARDS) ARE AVAILABLE AT THE OFFICE NOW FOR THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS: Abdulin, Russel Edmonds, Aidan Fang, Rayna Ganev, Denislav Jiang, Hego
Hwang, Matthew Manawis, Mark-Wilbert Mansoor, Ammar Markovic, Angelina Mohamed, Samir
NEW! VALUABLES. It is your responsibility to secure your money, credit cards, electronic devices etc. in your locker or a P.E. locker when taking P.E. Class. Many items have gone missing lately in the gyms. Mr. Best WORLD JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP Burnaby has been selected to host a pre-tournament hockey game in the lead up to the World Junior Championship! Team Switzerland will be facing off against Team Russia on Sunday, December 23, 6:30pm at Bill Copeland Arena. Tickets will be available for $15 (plus taxes & fees) at hockeycanada.ca/tickets. And for Burnaby schools, there is a promo code if you are buying four or more tickets – just use the code HOCKEY15 to receive 15% off per ticket! GRADE 12 MODULE 2 CAPSTONE / TRANSITION PLAN WORKSHOPS Your second workshop will be held on Tuesday, December 18 and Wednesday, December 19 in the library. Please come during one of your spare blocks, or during the lunch hour only if you do NOT have a spare block. These workshops are mandatory and will assist you in getting the most out of your Capstone project, as well as preparing for completing the Module 2: Transition Plan which is due: January 9 / 10. See attached poster for more information. Ms. Dato TEXTILE ARTS HOLIDAY CRAFT FAIR! The Textile Arts 9-12 classes will be holding our annual Holiday Craft Fair at lunch on Wednesday, December 19th in the Foyer. This year we will have a selection of handmade items including felt ornaments, fleece mittens, fleece beanies, fleece neck warmers, and fleece coffee cup cozies. All items will be priced at $5 and under. Bring cash and come early to avoid disappointment! All items are one of a kind! Proceeds from this craft fair will be donated to BC Children's Hospital. Ms. Loong LAST CHANCE TO BUY GRAD HOODIES! Buy a grad hoodie to represent all of your good memories. Come to the foyer from Dec.7-14th to place your order. Payments are available online or in the school office. The cost is $67. Don't miss out! Ms. Bacot ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS . . . is a Christmas-gram! What’s a Christmas-gram? It’s a musical telegram that will be delivered to your classes by Moscrop’s own music students! Surprise your friends with holiday cheer by ordering them on Dec 10-14th in the foyer at lunch. $3 per gram. Happy Holidays! Ms. Rundell ARE YOU READY MOSCROP? Winter spirit week is just around the corner and Moscrop leadership wants you to show your excitement for winter break through your festive outfits, running from the 17th to the 21st, we will be having toques & scarves day, snowflakes days, pajama day, red & green day and finally ugly sweater day! Remember to also show your excitement staff! Ms. Greenside
SR. WINTER FORMAL DANCE. Attention all Gr. 11 and 12's! Tuesday, December 18th will be Moscrop's first ever Sr. Winter Formal! This event is not to be missed. Dress for the red carpet! Check out the slide show at the ticket table for a glimpse of what this epic event will look like. Ticket includes appetizers. Ticket sales in the foyer: Dec 13 - 14 - $20. Reduced overall ticket pricing for this incredible production this year only. Don’t walk, run (or dance) to the ticket table early to avoid paying more! Looking forward to seeing you all there!! Student Government / Sr. Leadership / Ms. Greenside CAREER EDUCATION – INDUSTRY TRAINING – COURSE SELECTION INFORMATION NIGHT Jan 23, 2019 – 6:30 pm – Burnaby Central (parents and students invited) Learn about the options for students to participate in Industry Training opportunities as part of their high school electives. The following specializations are offered in the 2019-2020 school year. Ms. Wispinski Youth Train in Trades – work toward apprenticeship level and technical training certificate (post secondary training in high school) Auto Collision Repair Technician, Auto Refinishing Prep Technician, Auto Service Technician, Baker (Pastry Arts), Carpenter, Construction Electrician, Hairstylist *2 yrs, Landscape Horticulturist, Metal Fabricator, Millwright, Motorcycle Mechanic, Painter & Decorator, Pipefitter, Plumber, Professional Cook, Sheet Metal Worker Industry Connect – develop a professional portfolio Film & Broadcasting, Graphics / Media Arts, Health Sciences, Music Production & Technology, Robotics (Mechatronics) Industry Certification- work toward industry certification Cisco Networking Academy, DigiPen Game Development Academy, Fitness Instructor, Microsoft Office Specialist, Palo Alto Cyber Security Academy, Tourism & Event Management Youth Work in Trades – start your paid apprenticeship while in high school. ATTENTION ALL MOSCROPIANS! Senior Leadership will be selling bubble tea on December 12th and 14th for $5.50 in the foyer. All proceeds to go the Senior Winter Formal. Check the poster for more information. Ms. Greenside GRADE 12s – BOOK YOUR INDIVIDUAL GRAD PORTRAIT SESSION AT ARTONA. Individual portrait sessions will take place at Artona Studios from December 11 to 15. Portrait session may be booked directly through Artona. Complete information and booking options can be found on the Artona Website: https://artona.com/schools/MOSC Thank you for your attention. Mr. Callister VOLUNTEER VOLUNTEER - YEAR OF THE PIG - FEB 8-10, 2019 - CHINATOWN VANCOUVER Earn up to 30 hours in three days - including the orientation. Sign up now - room 313 - Ms. Wispinski, Ms. Wong. Open to grade 11 and grade 12 students. Spot fill up quickly, so don't wait to get the application. SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIPS - SEE BLOG FOR DETAILS: December Deadlines: Schulich Leader Scholarship DEADLINE: Dec 14, 2018 to Ms. Wong Burger King Scholars Program - Accepting Applications Oct 15, 2018 - Dec 15, 2018 University of Northern British Columbia Scholarships DEADLINE: Dec 15, 2018 French for the Future National Essay Contest DEADLINE: December 21, 2018 January Deadlines: SPEATBC (Society of Punjabi Engineers and Technologists of BC) Scholarships DEADLINE: January 5, 2019 DB Perks & Lifesaving Society Scholarships DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 David Lam/BC TEAL English Language Learner Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 Mensa Canada Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 February Deadlines: Terry Fox Humanitarian Award DEADLINE: February 1, 2019 BCSSA (British Columbia School Superintendents Association) DEADLINE: February 8, 2019 NOON Beedie Luminaries Scholarship DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 15, 2019 Spring Deadlines: Capilano Community Leadership Award DEADLINE: March 1, 2019 Chinese Government Scholarship DEADLINE: April 1, 2019 Charlene Reaveley Children's Charity DEADLINE: April 15, 2019 H.Y. Louie and Lohn Entrance Award (SFU Entrace Award) DEADLINE: April 30, 2019 Children of RBC Employees (Canada) DEADLINE: May 1, 2019 B. Davis Scholarship (Essay competition) DEADLINE: May 24, 2019 Ongoing: Vancouver Academy of Dramatic Arts (VADA) DEADLINE: August 1, 2019 Berridge Theatre and Film Programs (Normandy, France) - Summer Program Scholarships Available UBC Musqueam First Nation Scholarships
Moscrop Secondary Student Bulletin Monday, December 17, 2018 Day 1 Periods: 1 2 3 4 Teachers: please read this bulletin to your class first period
Day 1 & 2 Bell Schedule 8:35a Warning Bell 8:40a - 9:59a Period 1 / 5 9:59a - 10:14a Nutrition Break 10:14a - 11:35a Period 2 / 6 11:35a - 12:20p Lunch Break 12:20p - 1:39p Period 3 / 7 1:45p - 3:02p Period 4 / 8 WORD OF THE DAY: Ostracize v. Exclude (someone) from a society or group. “She felt ostracized by society.” GOOD NEWS CONGRATULATIONS TO MOSCROP’S MATH TEAMS. The Senior Mathematics team recently placed first in B.C. in the Canadian Senior Mathematics Contest. Not to disappoint, the Intermediate team also placed first in B.C. in their respective competition. Again, congratulations to both teams on this significant achievement. For the Canadian National Mathematics League, Moscrop is currently second in Canada behind an Ontario school for gifted students. After this week’s competition, the gap is narrowing. Stay tuned for the next update. CONGRATULATIONS TO MOSCROP’S SENIOR IMPROV TEAM for their first ever performance with the Canadian Improv games. They competed in an exhibition round of improvising scenes up against three other schools and represented Moscrop well! Their next competition will be in February at the CIG Senior Tournament. GENERAL NEW! WANT TO GIVE SOMEONE SOMETHING NICE BEFORE SCHOOL ENDS? Leadership 10 is selling paper flowers $1.00 each. That we will deliver when we get back from the break. We will be in the foyer from Dec 17th – 21st at lunch. See you there! Ms. Brown BURNABY BASEBALL ASSOCIATION. Spring season registration: http://baseballregistration.today/ SOUTH BURNABY METRO CLUB. Online registrations open now. More details at: http://www.southburnabybaseball.com/ Early bird discounts available until January 1st. WORLD JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP Burnaby has been selected to host a pre-tournament hockey game in the lead up to the World Junior Championship! Team Switzerland will be facing off against Team Russia on Sunday, December 23, 6:30pm at Bill Copeland Arena. Tickets will be available for $15 (plus taxes & fees) at hockeycanada.ca/tickets. And for Burnaby schools, there is a promo code if you are buying four or more tickets – just use the code HOCKEY15 to receive 15% off per ticket! VALUABLES. It is your responsibility to secure your money, credit cards, electronic devices etc. in your locker or a P.E. locker when taking P.E. Class. Many items have gone missing lately in the gyms. Mr. Best GRADE 12 MODULE 2 CAPSTONE / TRANSITION PLAN WORKSHOPS Your second workshop will be held on Tuesday, December 18 and Wednesday, December 19 in the library. Please come during one of your spare blocks, or during the lunch hour only if you do NOT have a spare block. These workshops are mandatory and will assist you in getting the most out of your Capstone project, as well as preparing for completing the Module 2: Transition Plan which is due: January 9 / 10. See attached poster for more information. Ms. Dato TEXTILE ARTS HOLIDAY CRAFT FAIR! The Textile Arts 9-12 classes will be holding our annual Holiday Craft Fair at lunch on Wednesday, December 19th in the Foyer. This year we will have a selection of handmade items including felt ornaments, fleece mittens, fleece beanies, fleece neck warmers, and fleece coffee cup cozies. All items will be priced at $5 and under. Bring cash and come early to avoid disappointment! All items are one of a kind! Proceeds from this craft fair will be donated to BC Children's Hospital. Ms. Loong CAREER EDUCATION – INDUSTRY TRAINING – COURSE SELECTION INFORMATION NIGHT Jan 23, 2019 – 6:30 pm – Burnaby Central (parents and students invited) Learn about the options for students to participate in Industry Training opportunities as part of their high school electives. The following specializations are offered in the 2019-2020 school year. Ms. Wispinski Youth Train in Trades – work toward apprenticeship level and technical training certificate (post-secondary training in high school)
Auto Collision Repair Technician, Auto Refinishing Prep Technician, Auto Service Technician, Baker (Pastry Arts), Carpenter, Construction Electrician, Hairstylist *2 yrs, Landscape Horticulturist, Metal Fabricator, Millwright, Motorcycle Mechanic, Painter & Decorator, Pipefitter, Plumber, Professional Cook, Sheet Metal Worker Industry Connect – develop a professional portfolio Film & Broadcasting, Graphics / Media Arts, Health Sciences, Music Production & Technology, Robotics (Mechatronics) Industry Certification- work toward industry certification Cisco Networking Academy, DigiPen Game Development Academy, Fitness Instructor, Microsoft Office Specialist, Palo Alto Cyber Security Academy, Tourism & Event Management Youth Work in Trades – start your paid apprenticeship while in high school. VOLUNTEER VOLUNTEER - YEAR OF THE PIG - FEB 8-10, 2019 - CHINATOWN VANCOUVER Earn up to 30 hours in three days - including the orientation. Sign up now - room 313 - Ms. Wispinski, Ms. Wong. Open to grade 11 and grade 12 students. Spot fill up quickly, so don't wait to get the application. SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIPS - SEE BLOG FOR DETAILS: December Deadlines: French for the Future National Essay Contest DEADLINE: December 21, 2018 January Deadlines: SPEATBC (Society of Punjabi Engineers and Technologists of BC) Scholarships DEADLINE: January 5, 2019 DB Perks & Lifesaving Society Scholarships DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 David Lam/BC TEAL English Language Learner Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 Mensa Canada Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 February Deadlines: Terry Fox Humanitarian Award DEADLINE: February 1, 2019 BCSSA (British Columbia School Superintendents Association) DEADLINE: February 8, 2019 NOON Beedie Luminaries Scholarship DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 15, 2019 Spring Deadlines: Capilano Community Leadership Award DEADLINE: March 1, 2019 Chinese Government Scholarship DEADLINE: April 1, 2019 Charlene Reaveley Children's Charity DEADLINE: April 15, 2019 H.Y. Louie and Lohn Entrance Award (SFU Entrace Award) DEADLINE: April 30, 2019 Children of RBC Employees (Canada) DEADLINE: May 1, 2019 B. Davis Scholarship (Essay competition) DEADLINE: May 24, 2019 Ongoing: Vancouver Academy of Dramatic Arts (VADA) DEADLINE: August 1, 2019 Berridge Theatre and Film Programs (Normandy, France) - Summer Program Scholarships Available UBC Musqueam First Nation Scholarships
Moscrop Secondary Student Bulletin Tuesday, December 18, 2018 Day 2 Periods: 5 6 7 8 Teachers: please read this bulletin to your class first period
Day 1 & 2 Bell Schedule 8:35a Warning Bell 8:40a - 9:59a Period 1 / 5 9:59a - 10:14a Nutrition Break 10:14a - 11:35a Period 2 / 6 11:35a - 12:20p Lunch Break 12:20p - 1:39p Period 3 / 7 1:45p - 3:02p Period 4 / 8 WORD OF THE DAY: Colloquial (ism) adj. (of language) Used in ordinary conversation; not formal or literary. GOOD NEWS A big THANK YOU to all who supported the Dry Grad Poinsettia fundraiser. Approx. $2400 was raised. This is a good start towards our overall goal of $10,000. For every item sold the students name was entered into the raffle to win some great prizes. We would like to thank our sponsors Best Buy, Good Life Fitness, Starbucks, and Signarama. Congratulation to our winners: 1st place Menka Prasad 2nd place Tiana Caron 3rd place Sara Tam Please come to the office to claim your prize CONGRATULATIONS TO MOSCROP’S MATH TEAMS. The Senior Mathematics team recently placed first in B.C. in the Canadian Senior Mathematics Contest. Not to disappoint, the Intermediate team also placed first in B.C. in their respective competition. Again, congratulations to both teams on this significant achievement. For the Canadian National Mathematics League, Moscrop is currently second in Canada behind an Ontario school for gifted students. After this week’s competition, the gap is narrowing. Stay tuned for the next update. CONGRATULATIONS TO MOSCROP’S SENIOR IMPROV TEAM for their first ever performance with the Canadian Improv games. They competed in an exhibition round of improvising scenes up against three other schools and represented Moscrop well! Their next competition will be in February at the CIG Senior Tournament. GENERAL NEW! ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS . . . ARE MORE CHRISTMAS-GRAMS! Come down to the music room during lunch, as we have extended Christmas-gram sales until Thursday! Moscrop’s own music students will be delivering them on the last few days of school. Remember, $3 per gram. Happy Holidays! Ms. Sigerson HONOUR ROLL AND WORK ETHICS - TERM 1. This week, please take the time to review the lists that are posted on the wall in the hallway outside of the office. Please visit the office if you have any questions. Thank you, Ms. Clements PIPING SNARE DRUMMING TENOR DRUMMING BASS DRUMMING. Come join RMM Pipe Band! No experience is needed! World class instruction by members of the six-time world champions SFU Pipe Band. Meets every Tuesday at 7:00pm SFU Burnaby Mountain Campus. PERFORMANCES HIGHLAND GAMES COMPETITIONS CHARITY EVENTS. Robert Malcolm Memorial Pipe Band (RMMPB) https://sfupipeband.com/rmmpb/ WANT TO GIVE SOMEONE SOMETHING NICE BEFORE SCHOOL ENDS? Leadership 10 is selling paper flowers $1.00 each. That we will deliver when we get back from the break. We will be in the foyer from Dec 17th – 21st at lunch. See you there! Ms. Brown VALUABLES. It is your responsibility to secure your money, credit cards, electronic devices etc. in your locker or a P.E. locker when taking P.E. Class. Many items have gone missing lately in the gyms. Mr. Best GRADE 12 MODULE 2 CAPSTONE / TRANSITION PLAN WORKSHOPS Your second workshop will be held on Tuesday, December 18 and Wednesday, December 19 in the library. Please come during one of your spare blocks, or during the lunch hour only if you do NOT have a spare block. These workshops are mandatory and will assist you in getting the most out of your Capstone project, as well as preparing for completing the Module 2: Transition Plan which is due: January 9 / 10. See attached poster for more information. Ms. Dato TEXTILE ARTS HOLIDAY CRAFT FAIR! The Textile Arts 9-12 classes will be holding our annual Holiday Craft Fair at lunch on Wednesday, December 19th in the Foyer. This year we will have a selection of handmade items including felt ornaments, fleece mittens, fleece beanies, fleece neck warmers, and fleece coffee cup cozies. All items will be priced at $5 and under. Bring cash and come early to avoid disappointment! All items are one of a kind! Proceeds from this craft fair will be donated to BC Children's Hospital. Ms. Loong BURNABY BASEBALL ASSOCIATION. Spring season registration: http://baseballregistration.today/ SOUTH BURNABY METRO CLUB. Online registrations open now. More details at: http://www.southburnabybaseball.com/ Early bird discounts available until January 1st. BALLOHOLICS YOUTH BASKETBALL. The Balloholics Youth Basketball fall session has now concluded and registration is online for the 2019 winter session, which kicks off in January 2019. Registration has been ongoing since November. We had
another great fall session and look forward to the many new students who will begin classes with us this winter for the first time. Please check the website for further details on the winter programs and to register online https://www.balloholic.com/winter-session/ or email us at [email protected] with any questions. Balloholics provide classes for students in a fun environment from 5 years old to grade 9 in a year round program. Our coaches are trained and students learn the FUNdamentals of basketball in a modified games format. Classes are located throughout Burnaby in elementary and secondary schools. The program is designed to follow the LTAD model for sport in Canada. WORLD JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP Burnaby has been selected to host a pre-tournament hockey game in the lead up to the World Junior Championship! Team Switzerland will be facing off against Team Russia on Sunday, December 23, 6:30pm at Bill Copeland Arena. Tickets will be available for $15 (plus taxes & fees) at hockeycanada.ca/tickets. And for Burnaby schools, there is a promo code if you are buying four or more tickets – just use the code HOCKEY15 to receive 15% off per ticket! CAREER EDUCATION – INDUSTRY TRAINING – COURSE SELECTION INFORMATION NIGHT Jan 23, 2019 – 6:30 pm – Burnaby Central (parents and students invited) Learn about the options for students to participate in Industry Training opportunities as part of their high school electives. The following specializations are offered in the 2019-2020 school year. Ms. Wispinski Youth Train in Trades – work toward apprenticeship level and technical training certificate (post-secondary training in high school) Auto Collision Repair Technician, Auto Refinishing Prep Technician, Auto Service Technician, Baker (Pastry Arts), Carpenter, Construction Electrician, Hairstylist *2 yrs, Landscape Horticulturist, Metal Fabricator, Millwright, Motorcycle Mechanic, Painter & Decorator, Pipefitter, Plumber, Professional Cook, Sheet Metal Worker Industry Connect – develop a professional portfolio Film & Broadcasting, Graphics / Media Arts, Health Sciences, Music Production & Technology, Robotics (Mechatronics) Industry Certification- work toward industry certification Cisco Networking Academy, DigiPen Game Development Academy, Fitness Instructor, Microsoft Office Specialist, Palo Alto Cyber Security Academy, Tourism & Event Management Youth Work in Trades – start your paid apprenticeship while in high school. VOLUNTEER VOLUNTEER - YEAR OF THE PIG - FEB 8-10, 2019 - CHINATOWN VANCOUVER Earn up to 30 hours in three days - including the orientation. Sign up now - room 313 - Ms. Wispinski, Ms. Wong. Open to grade 11 and grade 12 students. Spot fill up quickly, so don't wait to get the application. SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIPS - SEE BLOG FOR DETAILS: December Deadlines: French for the Future National Essay Contest DEADLINE: December 21, 2018 January Deadlines: SPEATBC (Society of Punjabi Engineers and Technologists of BC) Scholarships DEADLINE: January 5, 2019 DB Perks & Lifesaving Society Scholarships DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 David Lam/BC TEAL English Language Learner Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 Mensa Canada Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 February Deadlines: Terry Fox Humanitarian Award DEADLINE: February 1, 2019 BCSSA (British Columbia School Superintendents Association) DEADLINE: February 8, 2019 NOON Beedie Luminaries Scholarship DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 15, 2019 Spring Deadlines: Capilano Community Leadership Award DEADLINE: March 1, 2019 Chinese Government Scholarship DEADLINE: April 1, 2019 Charlene Reaveley Children's Charity DEADLINE: April 15, 2019 H.Y. Louie and Lohn Entrance Award (SFU Entrace Award) DEADLINE: April 30, 2019 Children of RBC Employees (Canada) DEADLINE: May 1, 2019 B. Davis Scholarship (Essay competition) DEADLINE: May 24, 2019 Ongoing: Vancouver Academy of Dramatic Arts (VADA) DEADLINE: August 1, 2019 Berridge Theatre and Film Programs (Normandy, France) - Summer Program Scholarships Available UBC Musqueam First Nation Scholarships
Moscrop Secondary Student Bulletin Wednesday, December 19, 2018 Day 1 Periods: 1 2 3 4 Teachers: please read this bulletin to your class first period
Day 1 & 2 Bell Schedule 8:35a Warning Bell 8:40a - 9:59a Period 1 / 5 9:59a - 10:14a Nutrition Break 10:14a - 11:35a Period 2 / 6 11:35a - 12:20p Lunch Break 12:20p - 1:39p Period 3 / 7 1:45p - 3:02p Period 4 / 8 WORD OF THE DAY: Elegiac adj. Having a mournful quality. “An elegiac poem.” GOOD NEWS A big THANK YOU to all who supported the Dry Grad Poinsettia fundraiser. Approx. $2400 was raised. This is a good start towards our overall goal of $10,000. For every item sold the students name was entered into the raffle to win some great prizes. We would like to thank our sponsors Best Buy, Good Life Fitness, Starbucks, and Signarama. CONGRATULATIONS TO MOSCROP’S SENIOR IMPROV TEAM for their first ever performance with the Canadian Improv games. They competed in an exhibition round of improvising scenes up against three other schools and represented Moscrop well! Their next competition will be in February at the CIG Senior Tournament. GENERAL REMINDER: Friday, December 21 is a 5-period Day 1 8:40 - 9:40 Period 1 9:45 - 10:50 Period 2 10:50 - 11:05 Nutrition Break 11:05 - 12:10 Period 3 12:10 - 12:55 Lunch 12:55 - 1:55 Period 4 2:00 - 3:02 Winter Celebration ARE YOU READY MOSCROP? Winter spirit week is just around the corner and Moscrop leadership wants you to show your excitement for winter break through your festive outfits, running from the 17th to the 21st, we will be having toques & scarves day, snowflakes days, pajama day, red & green day and finally ugly sweater day! Remember to also show your excitement staff! Ms. Greenside ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS . . . ARE MORE CHRISTMAS-GRAMS! Come down to the music room during lunch, as we have extended Christmas-gram sales until Thursday! Moscrop’s own music students will be delivering them on the last few days of school. Remember, $3 per gram. Happy Holidays! Ms. Sigerson HONOUR ROLL AND WORK ETHICS - TERM 1. This week, please take the time to review the lists that are posted on the wall in the hallway outside of the office. Please visit the office if you have any questions. Honour Roll and Work Ethic Certificates will be distributed on Tuesday, January 8 during period 4. Thank you, Admin WANT TO GIVE SOMEONE SOMETHING NICE BEFORE SCHOOL ENDS? Leadership 10 is selling paper flowers $1.00 each. That we will deliver when we get back from the break. We will be in the foyer from Dec 17th – 21st at lunch. See you there! Ms. Brown VALUABLES. It is your responsibility to secure your money, credit cards, electronic devices etc. in your locker or a P.E. locker when taking P.E. Class. Many items have gone missing lately in the gyms. Mr. Best GRADE 12 MODULE 2 CAPSTONE / TRANSITION PLAN WORKSHOPS Your second workshop will be held on Tuesday, December 18 and Wednesday, December 19 in the library. Please come during one of your spare blocks, or during the lunch hour only if you do NOT have a spare block. These workshops are mandatory and will assist you in getting the most out of your Capstone project, as well as preparing for completing the Module 2: Transition Plan, which is due: January 9 / 10. Ms. Dato TEXTILE ARTS HOLIDAY CRAFT FAIR! The Textile Arts 9-12 classes will be holding our annual Holiday Craft Fair at lunch on Wednesday, December 19th in the Foyer. This year we will have a selection of handmade items including felt ornaments, fleece mittens, fleece beanies, fleece neck warmers, and fleece coffee cup cozies. All items will be priced at $5 and under. Bring cash and come early to avoid disappointment! All items are one of a kind! Proceeds from this craft fair will be donated to BC Children's Hospital. Ms. Loong PIPING SNARE DRUMMING TENOR DRUMMING BASS DRUMMING. Come join RMM Pipe Band! No experience is needed! World class instruction by members of the six-time world champions SFU Pipe Band. Meets every Tuesday at 7:00pm SFU Burnaby Mountain Campus. PERFORMANCES HIGHLAND GAMES COMPETITIONS CHARITY EVENTS. Robert Malcolm Memorial Pipe Band (RMMPB) https://sfupipeband.com/rmmpb/ BURNABY BASEBALL ASSOCIATION. Spring season registration: http://baseballregistration.today/
SOUTH BURNABY METRO CLUB. Online registrations open now. More details at: http://www.southburnabybaseball.com/ Early bird discounts available until January 1st. BALLOHOLICS YOUTH BASKETBALL. The Balloholics Youth Basketball fall session has now concluded and registration is online for the 2019 winter session, which kicks off in January 2019. Registration has been ongoing since November. We had another great fall session and look forward to the many new students who will begin classes with us this winter for the first time. Please check the website for further details on the winter programs and to register online https://www.balloholic.com/winter-session/ or email us at [email protected] with any questions. Balloholics provide classes for students in a fun environment from 5 years old to grade 9 in a year round program. Our coaches are trained and students learn the FUNdamentals of basketball in a modified games format. Classes are located throughout Burnaby in elementary and secondary schools. The program is designed to follow the LTAD model for sport in Canada. WORLD JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP Burnaby has been selected to host a pre-tournament hockey game in the lead up to the World Junior Championship! Team Switzerland will be facing off against Team Russia on Sunday, December 23, 6:30pm at Bill Copeland Arena. Tickets will be available for $15 (plus taxes & fees) at hockeycanada.ca/tickets. And for Burnaby schools, there is a promo code if you are buying four or more tickets – just use the code HOCKEY15 to receive 15% off per ticket! CAREER EDUCATION – INDUSTRY TRAINING – COURSE SELECTION INFORMATION NIGHT Jan 23, 2019 – 6:30 pm – Burnaby Central (parents and students invited) Learn about the options for students to participate in Industry Training opportunities as part of their high school electives. The following specializations are offered in the 2019-2020 school year. Ms. Wispinski Youth Train in Trades – work toward apprenticeship level and technical training certificate (post-secondary training in high school) Auto Collision Repair Technician, Auto Refinishing Prep Technician, Auto Service Technician, Baker (Pastry Arts), Carpenter, Construction Electrician, Hairstylist *2 yrs, Landscape Horticulturist, Metal Fabricator, Millwright, Motorcycle Mechanic, Painter & Decorator, Pipefitter, Plumber, Professional Cook, Sheet Metal Worker Industry Connect – develop a professional portfolio Film & Broadcasting, Graphics / Media Arts, Health Sciences, Music Production & Technology, Robotics (Mechatronics) Industry Certification- work toward industry certification Cisco Networking Academy, DigiPen Game Development Academy, Fitness Instructor, Microsoft Office Specialist, Palo Alto Cyber Security Academy, Tourism & Event Management Youth Work in Trades – start your paid apprenticeship while in high school. VOLUNTEER VOLUNTEER - YEAR OF THE PIG - FEB 8-10, 2019 - CHINATOWN VANCOUVER Earn up to 30 hours in three days - including the orientation. Sign up now - room 313 - Ms. Wispinski, Ms. Wong. Open to grade 11 and grade 12 students. Spot fill up quickly, so don't wait to get the application. SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIPS - SEE BLOG FOR DETAILS: December Deadlines: French for the Future National Essay Contest DEADLINE: December 21, 2018 January Deadlines: SPEATBC (Society of Punjabi Engineers and Technologists of BC) Scholarships DEADLINE: January 5, 2019 DB Perks & Lifesaving Society Scholarships DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 David Lam/BC TEAL English Language Learner Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 Mensa Canada Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 February Deadlines: Terry Fox Humanitarian Award DEADLINE: February 1, 2019 BCSSA (British Columbia School Superintendents Association) DEADLINE: February 8, 2019 NOON Beedie Luminaries Scholarship DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 15, 2019 Spring Deadlines: Capilano Community Leadership Award DEADLINE: March 1, 2019 Chinese Government Scholarship DEADLINE: April 1, 2019 Charlene Reaveley Children's Charity DEADLINE: April 15, 2019 H.Y. Louie and Lohn Entrance Award (SFU Entrance Award) DEADLINE: April 30, 2019 Children of RBC Employees (Canada) DEADLINE: May 1, 2019 B. Davis Scholarship (Essay competition) DEADLINE: May 24, 2019 Ongoing: Vancouver Academy of Dramatic Arts (VADA) DEADLINE: August 1, 2019 Berridge Theatre and Film Programs (Normandy, France) - Summer Program Scholarships Available UBC Musqueam First Nation Scholarships
Moscrop Secondary Student Bulletin Thursday, December 20, 2018 Day 2 Periods: 5 6 7 8 Teachers: please read this bulletin to your class first period
Day 1 & 2 Bell Schedule 8:35a Warning Bell 8:40a - 9:59a Period 1 / 5 9:59a - 10:14a Nutrition Break 10:14a - 11:35a Period 2 / 6 11:35a - 12:20p Lunch Break 12:20p - 1:39p Period 3 / 7 1:45p - 3:02p Period 4 / 8 WORD OF THE DAY: Obsequious adj. Obedient or attentive to an excessive degree. GOOD NEWS A big THANK YOU to all who supported the Dry Grad Poinsettia fundraiser. Approx. $2400 was raised. This is a good start towards our overall goal of $10,000. For every item sold the students name was entered into the raffle to win some great prizes. We would like to thank our sponsors Best Buy, Good Life Fitness, Starbucks, and Signarama. GENERAL REMINDER: Friday, December 21 is a 5-period Day 1 8:40 - 9:40 Period 1 9:45 - 10:50 Period 2 10:50 - 11:05 Nutrition Break 11:05 - 12:10 Period 3 12:10 - 12:55 Lunch 12:55 - 1:55 Period 4 2:00 - 3:02 Winter Celebration
NEW! IMPORTANT REMINDER: GRADE 12 MODULE 2 CAPSTONE / TRANSITION PLAN DUE JANUARY 9 / 10 TO YOUR ENGLISH 12 TEACHER. Copies of the Transition Plan can be found at: https://blogs.sd41.bc.ca/moscrop-gradtransitions/module-2-transition-plan/
Your Transition Plan should be typed, stapled, and have a clear title page. You will find copies of the Action Log, Mentor Guide and other resources at the above link as well. No English 12 class? Hand it directly to Mrs. Dato. Capstone work should kick start again now that Term 1 is long over. Review your proposal (sent back to you via email), and get back on track! Assess for whether your Capstone is MANAGEABLE yet CHALLENGING enough to promote growth of self. My responses to your proposal are being sent to individuals daily, so stay tuned for a second email with my response, advice, questions and guidance. I look forward to touching base with you all! Plan to meet face-to-face with me at least once before February - room 313. NEW! GRADE 11 CLC - Assignment #3 on "Influences" is due TODAY Thursday, December 20 by the end of the day submitted on MyBlueprint. Don't have a copy of this assignment? Download any of the CLC assignments from: https://blogs.sd41.bc.ca/moscrop-gradtransitions/career-life-connections/?preview_id=286&preview_nonce=538c8ceed5&_thumbnail_id=-1&preview=true FYI: Stay tuned to the January CLC session schedule as it may change...: OUTLINE 2018-2019 CLC Updated Schedule.docx More information to be confirmed in the New Year...Ms. Dato ARE YOU READY MOSCROP? Winter spirit week is just around the corner and Moscrop leadership wants you to show your excitement for winter break through your festive outfits, running from the 17th to the 21st, we will be having toques & scarves day, snowflakes days, pajama day, red & green day and finally ugly sweater day! Remember to also show your excitement staff! Ms. Greenside ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS . . . ARE MORE CHRISTMAS-GRAMS! Come down to the music room during lunch, as we have extended Christmas-gram sales until Thursday! Moscrop’s own music students will be delivering them on the last few days of school. Remember, $3 per gram. Happy Holidays! Ms. Sigerson HONOUR ROLL AND WORK ETHICS - TERM 1. This week, please take the time to review the lists that are posted on the wall in the hallway outside of the office. Please visit the office if you have any questions. Honour Roll and Work Ethic Certificates will be distributed on Tuesday, January 8 during period 4. Thank you, Admin WANT TO GIVE SOMEONE SOMETHING NICE BEFORE SCHOOL ENDS? Leadership 10 is selling paper flowers $1.00 each. That we will deliver when we get back from the break. We will be in the foyer from Dec 17th – 21st at lunch. See you there! Ms. Brown VALUABLES. It is your responsibility to secure your money, credit cards, electronic devices etc. in your locker or a P.E. locker when taking P.E. Class. Many items have gone missing lately in the gyms. Mr. Best
CAREER EDUCATION – INDUSTRY TRAINING – COURSE SELECTION INFORMATION NIGHT Jan 23, 2019 – 6:30 pm – Burnaby Central (parents and students invited) Learn about the options for students to participate in Industry Training opportunities as part of their high school electives. The following specializations are offered in the 2019-2020 school year. Ms. Wispinski Youth Train in Trades – work toward apprenticeship level and technical training certificate (post-secondary training in high school) Auto Collision Repair Technician, Auto Refinishing Prep Technician, Auto Service Technician, Baker (Pastry Arts), Carpenter, Construction Electrician, Hairstylist *2 yrs, Landscape Horticulturist, Metal Fabricator, Millwright, Motorcycle Mechanic, Painter & Decorator, Pipefitter, Plumber, Professional Cook, Sheet Metal Worker Industry Connect – develop a professional portfolio Film & Broadcasting, Graphics / Media Arts, Health Sciences, Music Production & Technology, Robotics (Mechatronics) Industry Certification- work toward industry certification Cisco Networking Academy, DigiPen Game Development Academy, Fitness Instructor, Microsoft Office Specialist, Palo Alto Cyber Security Academy, Tourism & Event Management Youth Work in Trades – start your paid apprenticeship while in high school. VOLUNTEER VOLUNTEER - YEAR OF THE PIG - FEB 8-10, 2019 - CHINATOWN VANCOUVER Earn up to 30 hours in three days - including the orientation. Sign up now - room 313 - Ms. Wispinski, Ms. Wong. Open to grade 11 and grade 12 students. Spot fill up quickly, so don't wait to get the application. SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIPS - SEE BLOG FOR DETAILS: December Deadlines: French for the Future National Essay Contest DEADLINE: December 21, 2018 January Deadlines: SPEATBC (Society of Punjabi Engineers and Technologists of BC) Scholarships DEADLINE: January 5, 2019 DB Perks & Lifesaving Society Scholarships DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 David Lam/BC TEAL English Language Learner Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 Mensa Canada Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 February Deadlines: Terry Fox Humanitarian Award DEADLINE: February 1, 2019 BCSSA (British Columbia School Superintendents Association) DEADLINE: February 8, 2019 NOON Beedie Luminaries Scholarship DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 15, 2019 Spring Deadlines: Capilano Community Leadership Award DEADLINE: March 1, 2019 Chinese Government Scholarship DEADLINE: April 1, 2019 Charlene Reaveley Children's Charity DEADLINE: April 15, 2019 H.Y. Louie and Lohn Entrance Award (SFU Entrance Award) DEADLINE: April 30, 2019 Children of RBC Employees (Canada) DEADLINE: May 1, 2019 B. Davis Scholarship (Essay competition) DEADLINE: May 24, 2019 Ongoing: Vancouver Academy of Dramatic Arts (VADA) DEADLINE: August 1, 2019 Berridge Theatre and Film Programs (Normandy, France) - Summer Program Scholarships Available UBC Musqueam First Nation Scholarships
Moscrop Secondary Student Bulletin Friday, December 21, 2018 Day 1 Periods: 1 2 3 4 Teachers: please read this bulletin to your class first period
TODAY’S SCHEDULE 5-PERIOD, Day 1
8:40 - 9:40 Period 1 9:45 - 10:50 Period 2 10:50 - 11:05 Nutrition Break 11:05 - 12:10 Period 3 12:10 - 12:55 Lunch 12:55 - 1:55 Period 4 2:00 - 3:02 Winter Celebration
“Warmest greetings of this festive season and best wishes for Happiness in the New Year”
WORD OF THE DAY: Christmas: annual Christian festival celebrating Christ's birth, held on December 25 in the Western Church. GENERAL
IMPORTANT REMINDER: GRADE 12 MODULE 2 CAPSTONE / TRANSITION PLAN DUE JANUARY 9 / 10 TO YOUR ENGLISH 12 TEACHER. Copies of the Transition Plan can be found at: https://blogs.sd41.bc.ca/moscrop-gradtransitions/module-2-transition-plan/
Your Transition Plan should be typed, stapled, and have a clear title page. You will find copies of the Action Log, Mentor Guide and other resources at the above link as well. No English 12 class? Hand it directly to Mrs. Dato. Capstone work should kick start again now that Term 1 is long over. Review your proposal (sent back to you via email), and get back on track! Assess for whether your Capstone is MANAGEABLE yet CHALLENGING enough to promote growth of self. My responses to your proposal are being sent to individuals daily, so stay tuned for a second email with my response, advice, questions and guidance. I look forward to touching base with you all! Plan to meet face-to-face with me at least once before February - room 313. ARE YOU READY MOSCROP? Winter spirit week is just around the corner and Moscrop leadership wants you to show your excitement for winter break through your festive outfits, running from the 17th to the 21st, we will be having toques & scarves day, snowflakes days, pajama day, red & green day and finally ugly sweater day! Remember to also show your excitement staff! Ms. Greenside ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS . . . ARE MORE CHRISTMAS-GRAMS! Come down to the music room during lunch, as we have extended Christmas-gram sales until Thursday! Moscrop’s own music students will be delivering them on the last few days of school. Remember, $3 per gram. Happy Holidays! Ms. Sigerson HONOUR ROLL AND WORK ETHICS - TERM 1. This week, please take the time to review the lists that are posted on the wall in the hallway outside of the office. Please visit the office if you have any questions. Honour Roll and Work Ethic Certificates will be distributed on Tuesday, January 8 during period 4. Thank you, Admin WANT TO GIVE SOMEONE SOMETHING NICE BEFORE SCHOOL ENDS? Leadership 10 is selling paper flowers $1.00 each. That we will deliver when we get back from the break. We will be in the foyer from Dec 17th – 21st at lunch. See you there! Ms. Brown CAREER EDUCATION – INDUSTRY TRAINING – COURSE SELECTION INFORMATION NIGHT Jan 23, 2019 – 6:30 pm – Burnaby Central (parents and students invited) Learn about the options for students to participate in Industry Training opportunities as part of their high school electives. The following specializations are offered in the 2019-2020 school year. Ms. Wispinski Youth Train in Trades – work toward apprenticeship level and technical training certificate (post-secondary training in high school) Auto Collision Repair Technician, Auto Refinishing Prep Technician, Auto Service Technician, Baker (Pastry Arts), Carpenter, Construction Electrician, Hairstylist *2 yrs, Landscape Horticulturist, Metal Fabricator, Millwright, Motorcycle Mechanic, Painter & Decorator, Pipefitter, Plumber, Professional Cook, Sheet Metal Worker
Industry Connect – develop a professional portfolio Film & Broadcasting, Graphics / Media Arts, Health Sciences, Music Production & Technology, Robotics (Mechatronics) Industry Certification- work toward industry certification Cisco Networking Academy, DigiPen Game Development Academy, Fitness Instructor, Microsoft Office Specialist, Palo Alto Cyber Security Academy, Tourism & Event Management Youth Work in Trades – start your paid apprenticeship while in high school. VOLUNTEER VOLUNTEER - YEAR OF THE PIG - FEB 8-10, 2019 - CHINATOWN VANCOUVER Earn up to 30 hours in three days - including the orientation. Sign up now - room 313 - Ms. Wispinski, Ms. Wong. Open to grade 11 and grade 12 students. Spot fill up quickly, so don't wait to get the application. SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIPS - SEE BLOG FOR DETAILS: December Deadlines: French for the Future National Essay Contest DEADLINE: December 21, 2018 January Deadlines: SPEATBC (Society of Punjabi Engineers and Technologists of BC) Scholarships DEADLINE: January 5, 2019 DB Perks & Lifesaving Society Scholarships DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 David Lam/BC TEAL English Language Learner Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 Mensa Canada Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 February Deadlines: Terry Fox Humanitarian Award DEADLINE: February 1, 2019 BCSSA (British Columbia School Superintendents Association) DEADLINE: February 8, 2019 NOON Beedie Luminaries Scholarship DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 15, 2019 Spring Deadlines: Capilano Community Leadership Award DEADLINE: March 1, 2019 Chinese Government Scholarship DEADLINE: April 1, 2019 Charlene Reaveley Children's Charity DEADLINE: April 15, 2019 H.Y. Louie and Lohn Entrance Award (SFU Entrance Award) DEADLINE: April 30, 2019 Children of RBC Employees (Canada) DEADLINE: May 1, 2019 B. Davis Scholarship (Essay competition) DEADLINE: May 24, 2019 Ongoing: Vancouver Academy of Dramatic Arts (VADA) DEADLINE: August 1, 2019 Berridge Theatre and Film Programs (Normandy, France) - Summer Program Scholarships Available UBC Musqueam First Nation Scholarships
