Morning Announcements

Grade 12 students will be receiving an email today to vote for their valedictorian. Voting will occur today and must be done by 2:00 pm today. Please check your email for the link to vote for your valedictorian. 

There will be a final Music Ministry Practice in the music room, room #147 starting at 11:35am

Angling/Fishing Team- There is a MANDITORY Meeting for all students attending the tournament tomorrow in the Cafeteria immediately after announcements.

All athletes are invited to attend the 2022 HT Titans Athletic Banquet. This banquet is an opportunity for all student athletes to gather and celebrate the individual accomplishments and team achievements this past season. Tickets are $10 and include lunch with various team and school awards being distributed. The banquet will take place on Thursday June 9 at the beginning of first lunch. Please see Mr. Flynn in the PE office to purchase your ticket. 

Attention all cheerleaders who tried out on Thursday: thank you to everyone who tried out.  The team has been posted outside of the phys Ed office. All girls who made the team are asked to come to an important but brief meeting in room 255 tomorrow morning at 8:40. Thanks from the coaches. 

There will be a Music Ministry practice beginning at 11:35am today in the music room, room #147

Yesterday the junior and senior boys rugby team both achievedCWOSSA gold. The junior team finished their season with only two losses and this CWOSSA gold is the first in school history for any Junior Rugby team. The coaches are proud of them and their incredible season. The seniors now advance to the OFSSA championships which will be held in Coburg next Thursday Friday and Saturday where they will be competing alongside the beat schools in our province. Congrats Boys!!!

Will all senior boys rugby players come down to the gym right away for an important OFSSA rugby meeting.

Grade 12 Grads.  Last chance to sign up in Guidance for next week's workshop with a Counsellor from Employment Services.  A Career Counsellor will be coming next Tuesday to meet with students looking for full-time employment after graduation.  They can offer assistance with job searches, resume writing, and interview support.  There are funds to help you with work equipment, training and uniforms.  Please sign up today!

Here is a chance to do some community service in the area of Holy Trinity.  Help is needed this Saturday morning to move a disabled adult from a basement.  You would be lifting boxes and carrying items up a flight of stairs.  Please see Miss Aitken in Guidance if you are able to help for a couple of hours.

Mr. Chernak and the car show committee would thank everyone who participated in the Car Truck Tractor and Bike Show last Friday. 

The event raised $320 for the United Way.

See you next year!

The varsity girls rugby team played at CWOSSA in Owen Sound last Friday and dominated the pitch in their first game of the day with a 17-0 victory over the Preston Panthers. Trys were scored by Jill Todd, Emma Thomson and Hailey VanMale. Kendall Mychajluk added an extra 2 points with her conversion. THe girls were pumped for their second game match as a win would have put them in the final - but the girls faced a tough Grey Highlands team and although they fought a hard battle - they were defeated 14-5 with the single try scored by Kemi Lasisi.  Special shout outs to Abi Thomson and Nat Hein for their leadership role throughout the season and of course to our all of our Grade 12's.. we will certainly miss you next year! Congratulations to all of you for a successful year of growth and development and most importantly being back on the pitch for school sports! The coaches would like to thank the entire team for a great year and we look forward to next year already with this amazing group of talented athletes!

Did you know, in a 2019 a survey of working Canadians showed that 75% of respondents said they would be reluctant – or would refuse – to disclose a mental illness to an employer or co-worker because of the stigma they might face.  

However, 76% of respondents stated that they themselves would be completely comfortable with and supportive of a colleague with a mental illness. 

Let’s work together to end the stigma Titans! We have a supportive and helpful community waiting to help you!

If you’d like to make a positive impact on your school community, consider joining Jack Chapter! See Miss Slaght in room 166 for more information.