​RHS Morning Announcements

Thursday, June 01, 2017

·         Reminder to Grade 12 students to pay their Grad fees at the office, return all overdue books, pass in uniforms etc. before Graduation!

·         Come out and cheer on your RHS Track & Field team tomorrow at the UNBSJ Canada Games Stadium as they compete in the NBIAA Provincial meet. Red Hawk Pride!

·         Reminder to Track & Field athletes to pass in your Provincial fee today into Mr. Jordan.

·         Hey Red Hawks, be sure to type this into your Ipod or S-calendars:  this Tuesday, June 6^th, is the 2016-2017 RHS Awards Ceremony in the RHS gym where members of RHS extra-curricular clubs/teams/groups are recognized & awards are presented in front of both the student body & staff to deserving recipients. Red Hawk Pride!

·         Remember to collect money for the Canadian Cancer Society to win an ice cream party for your homeroom!  Submitted by:  Annie Cormier, student

·         Mrs. Kingston’s homeroom will be going around during homeroom to sell Jumbo Freezes in support of Cancer Research.  Don’t forget your $ to get a cool treat in support of a great cause!

Submitted by:  Erin Connolly, student

·         Another volunteer opportunity is available for high school aged children (any grade).  It is at the Hammond River Nature Camp as Counsellors in Training (CITs).  See Mrs. Godwin for more information.

·         Volunteer positions are available for students through Horizon Health.  15 years old and up.  See Ms. Godwin for info.

·         Today from 8:15pm-9:20pm at Rothesay Park Middle School will be hosting “Light the Night” walk at the Rothesay Commons, in support of the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society and the Jonathan Young Memorial Amphitheatre at Camp Medley.  Students and members of the community are invited to bring their lights (flashlights, glow-sticks etc.) and walk around the oval track or sidewalks bordering the Commons to show support for those whose lives have been impacted by cancer. You can walk as a supporter, a survivor, or “in memory of”.  The night will have a short program beginning with musical guests, short speeches and will end with a 20-minute walk full of Light and Hope.  Proceeds from the sale of refreshments and glow-sticks will be donated.  Donations will also be collected on-site for both the theatre fund and Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.  Parking is free at the Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church and St. David’s Church.  Rain date is Saturday, June 3^rd.

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