High School Morning Announcements

Locked Chromebook in Class?

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Please let your teacher know!

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There are currently 56 Chromebooks missing school-wide, and at least 10 have been accessed within the past month.

If you have a Chromebook that does not belong in your classroom, return it to the Learning Commons immediately — no questions asked. We just need the devices returned.

These devices must remain accounted for and available for student use.

Thank you for your cooperation.

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MISSING

📚 Learning Commons Notice

– This Week

• The LC is hosting the Holocaust exhibit (be aware of heavy content/discussions when visiting for elearn/spare)
• No book browsing this week (limited space & access)
• Not open at lunch/after school (unless you receive email a reserved book is available and I have not dropped it off).

Need a book?

• Place a hold online
• Instructions on our website under ‘How To’s’
• https://sites.google.com/ocsb.ca/st-joseph-lc
• Books will be delivered to classrooms, if/when possible.

Returns

• Use the black return box outside the LC doors

Looking for Mrs. Cauley?

• I may be away from the desk—check the shelves area
• email if what I can help with is able to be handled that way jessica.cauley@ocsb.ca (or use contact through form on website).

Thanks for your patience!

St. Joe’s LC Website

LC Closed? Can’t make it in?

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You can still avoid late fines!

• You can use the black return box outside the Learning Commons at any time.�
• Renew Online (24/7, anywhere!): Sign into Insignia through the student portal with your school account to renew your books. (Look at the tabs along the top of the page and you will find directions). This is great if you are away from school.�
• Ask for Help: You can email us (Mrs. Cauley’s email is on our Insignia page). If you are having trouble renewing we can renew the book for you.

Remember: Between the outside drop-box and online renewal, there is an option for every schedule. With so many ways to stay current, there’s no reason for a late fine. Be responsible for your loans!

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Please Keep

Vimy Trip

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Forms are now available for pickup for the 2027 trip for

Current Gr 9-11 Students.

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Spots are limited

Please see Ms Stokes in 2017 or Ms Mastro in student service for the forms

LONDON & AMSTERDAM TRIP 2026

In November 2026, get ready for an unforgettable adventure through the iconic cities of London and Amsterdam! You’ll take in a West End musical, explore world-class art galleries, visit famous landmarks, and discover some of the most exciting and inspiring sights these cities have to offer.

Trip Highlights include:

* The National Gallery, National Theatre backstage visit, the Globe, the Tate Modern, a West End Musical, major landmarks and city markets

* Amsterdam canal cruise, Van Gogh Museum, STRAAT Museum, Rijksmuseum, art markets

For more information, see Ms. Stano or Ms. Jennings

Room 158 or 129

* Enjoy the food and shopping of these incredible cities!

Spaces filling up fast - don’t miss out!

Visit Eden Invitation

English Peer Tutors Needed

We are in need of peer tutors, particularly for senior English. If you are interested in becoming a Peer Tutor please see Ms. Fraser or Ms. Weir in room 246 (Student Success).

Upcoming Events

Monday

Clubs

Tuesday

Clubs

Wednesday Clubs

Thursday

Clubs

Friday

Clubs

Volunteer /

Opportunities

Program Schedule and Registration Dates: June 8: Registration for July (Sessions 5 & 6) at 9 am July 6: Registration for August (Sessions 7 & 8) at 9 am

Spring (Sessions 1-4):

4:00 PM, 5:00 PM, 6:00 PM

Summer (Sessions 5-8): 10:00 AM, 11:00 AM, 1:00 PM, 2:00 PM

https://cpf.ca/whats-new/virtual-french-programs/

Post until end of year

Each summer, the Ottawa Humane Society offers a Youth Volunteer Program designed for youth ages 14 to 18 who are interested in animal welfare and enjoy working with children. Successful applicants will have the opportunity to assist our summer camp staff in facilitating camp programming for children while spending time in an engaging, animal-focused setting.

Youth volunteer placements are one week in length and will take place between June 29 and August 28, 2026. Volunteer hours completed through the program can contribute toward the 40 required community involvement hours for high school graduation. Proper documentation will be completed during onboarding to ensure accurate tracking of hours.

Applications for the 2026 program are now open.

Youth Volunteer Requirements:

• Youth volunteers must be between 14 and 18 years of age
• Volunteers should have some experience leading groups of children, preferably in a camp setting
• Volunteers must be comfortable handling companion animals, including dogs, cats, and small animals

Due to the popularity of this program, we typically receive a high volume of applications each year. All applications are reviewed to ensure candidates meet the minimum requirements for the position. Applicants who move forward in the process will be invited to participate in a virtual interview with members of our Volunteer Department team.

Successful candidates will also be required to attend ONE mandatory onsite orientation session at the OHS before volunteering at camp. Orientation dates are:��

• Friday, June 26 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
• Saturday, July 25 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Steps to Becoming a Youth Volunteer:

1. Complete the youth volunteer application and youth/parent waiver located here: https://bttr.im/a789l
2. Applicants whose skills and availability match program needs will be contacted for a phone screen and/or interview
3. Successful candidates will attend a scheduled orientation session before beginning their placement

Connect with Culture While Earning Credits

Get Started: Email interest or questions to: ManotickParkRun@gmail.com

Registration Link

https://mauril.ca

Go to mauril.ca or download the app on your phone

Youth in Policing Initiative

Youth In Policing Initiative (YIPI) is an employment program with the Ottawa Police Service for youth 15-18 years of

age who are attending a secondary school program.

The goal of the YIPI program is to give young people an opportunity to develop job skills while enhancing police and

community relations.

The program is for interested youth with leadership potential including those who may experience barriers to success

and would benefit from this unique opportunity. For more info:

https://jobs-emplois.ottawa.ca/job-invite/11678/

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Volunteer Hours Opportunity

In need of Scribes, Proctors and/or Tutors to help with the testing process for students taking the Canada Safety Council Home Alone and Babysitting Course.

Volunteers are mainly needed on PD Days, March Break, Christmas Holidays, during the summer months and some weekends.

The length of time required is usually for a few hours on these days.

For more information visit www.basicswithkaren.ca

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Grade 9 & 10 Students

Looking for Volunteer Hours?

• Check out the next slide
• Multi Sports Camp needs SJH volunteers at St. Juan Diego on Tuesday Nights
• Email: angelo.bruno@ocsb.ca

Grads

School Letter

School Letter Applications for Graduates are due on May 29th. The applications are available in Student Services.