Congratulations to the Girls Baseball Team, who have advanced to the championship game of the St. John’s Minor Baseball Tier 1 baseball tournament.
The girls play in the championship game tonight at 7p.m. at Edgar Hartery Field (Little St. Pat’s) off of Carpasian Road.
Come on out and cheer on our Grizzlies!
Due to some students being unable to attend the STEM Fair at Gonzaga because of transportation, there has been a change of plans. The Gonzaga STEM team have graciously accommodated us and will be coming to MDJH on Monday, June 17th during Periods 4 and 5. All Grade 9 classes will have the opportunity to attend.
We are very proud to announce that Ms. Riggs is the recipient of a 2024 Prime Ministers Award for Teaching Excellence!
For information on Ms. Riggs and the award, please click here!
With 8 days left, and over $1000.00, currently going to the winner, we are very grateful, but we would love to grow this fundraiser much higher for our ½ acre community garden. Buying a ticket to support us is so appreciated. Sharing it with the larger community and province would be incredible. For more, click here: Grizzly Gardens. We have a vision for our school and our whole community. With your support, we can grow, together. Buy a ticket.
Congratulations to Ali H. who received his Level 1 Black Belt from Avalon Karate on June 3! Way to go, Ali!
If you know of a student you think is deserving of recognition, fill out our form by clicking here.
National Youth Services (NYS) is pleased to present to you our June 2024 edition of the Fast Facts. In this edition, we have shared what is new with National Youth Services, special upcoming dates, educational virtual resources, support resources, and more.
We encourage you to share this edition with parents, educators, and anyone else working with youth and young children. If you are aware of other resources and activities that might be beneficial for the Fast Facts, please do not hesitate to share them with us for our upcoming editions.
Thank you,
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Les Services nationaux de la jeunesse (SNJ) sont heureux de vous présenter notre édition du mois de juin 2024 des Faits saillants. Dans cette édition, nous avons partagé les nouveautés des Services nationaux de la jeunesse, les dates spéciales à venir, les ressources virtuelles éducatives, les activités virtuelles, les ressources de soutien, et plus encore.
Nous vous encourageons à partager cette édition avec les parents, les éducateurs et toute autre personne travaillant avec les jeunes et les jeunes enfants. Si vous êtes au courant d’autres ressources et activités qui pourraient être bénéfiques pour les Faits saillants, s’il vous plaît n’hésitez pas à les partager avec nous pour nos prochaines éditions.
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For those who were unable to attend tonight’s parent session, here is the slideshow that was presented by EF Tours.
Click here for PDF of slideshow.
Here is the link that you will need for registration for this trip:
Dear MDJH Families:
Due to unforeseen circumstances, there will be no cafeteria service for the remainder of the year.
We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience.
The final school newsletter for the 2-23-24 school year is now ready for you!
We are proud to officially announce a very significant school-community project that we have been planning and working on for the past several months – Grizzly Gardens! This 1/2 acre shared use, school-community garden will be built on the vacant school property, between MDJH and Toronto Street.
It will be used as a teaching and learning space for both Macdonald Drive Elementary and Junior High, where we will integrate the benefits of gardening and the growing of healthy, sustainable food into our curricular studies.
In addition, we are especially excited that we have connected with Tiffany Village – Retirement Home, The Association for New Canadians, MacMorran Community Centre, and Food First NL to be active users of the garden as well. Once constructed, we will also be inviting families from the MDJH Community to come grow with us.
With a project like this, there is a lot of work to be done and a lot of funds to be raised. Among our fundraising efforts, we have set up a 50 / 50 raffle for this spring. We are hoping that you will support our project by purchasing a ticket and helping us to spread the word of what we are building at MDJH. If you believe in hands-on learning, food sustainability and security, and the power of a community working and growing together, this is likely a cause you would want to support.
To learn more about our garden, please visit us at Grizzly Gardens – we hope our vision is something you will want to join in. To enter our raffle, please go to MDJH Community Garden Raffle or connect, on the Grizzly Garden Website.
Finally, we really appreciate your support … If you would like to learn more, please drop me a line: chesleywest@nlschools.ca.
Macdonald Drive Junior High 
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