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Please be advised that Chartwell’s has notified us that tomorrow, Wednesday, April 5th will be the last service offered before Easter Break. The cafeteria will be open for students to eat their lunch on Thursday, April 6, but there will be no food service that day.

Congratulations to the Northeast Eagles Hockey Team, who have several MDJH students on their roster including Matthew S., Reid P., Josh C. , Ned R., Aidan P., Jacob L., and Adam B.. They recently won the DJHL U15 league gold medal. Congratulations to all involved!

If you know of a student you think is deserving of recognition, fill out our form by clicking here.

Congratulations to Andrew B. Andrew (goalie) and his teammates on the U15 Prospectors team, won gold in the St. John’s Minor Hockey House League Tournament this past Sunday, April 2. It was an exciting final game that came down to a shoot out! Congratulations to all the players involved over the weekend.

If you know of a student you think is deserving of recognition, fill out our form by clicking here.

We have a lot to be proud of…

Alpita P. received the following awards:

• Gold medal in the Intermediate Life Sciences category
• Sanofi BioGENEius Award
• Women in Science and Technology (WISE) Award
• NL College for Medical Laboratory Science Award
• Alpita was also selected to represent NL at the Canada-Wide Science Fair. She will be travelling to Edmonton in May.

Joyetta G.:

• Gold medal in the Junior Life Sciences category

Vidya C.:

• Bronze medal in the Junior Life Sciences category

Way to go, Grizzlies!

A big shoutout to our boys and girls grade 7 volleyball teams who played in their provincial tournaments this past weekend in Clarenville. Our grade 7 Girls had a great tournament making it to the quarter finals. The boys placed first and took the banner for their division. Congratulations to all! The boys decidedly won the provincials this weekend without losing a set all tournament. We’re very proud of them. Jason Lane, the gym teacher at Clarenville and the head referee made a point of letting us know he was impressed that the boys were gracious sportsmen, very courteous and well mannered. Well done Grizzlies!