The MDJH ROV team, “SEBEK”, came in third place overall out of 9 schools at this year’s ROV competition!
The machine ran into a few issues late into Thursday afternoon but with a lot of cool heads and hard work, the students pulled out a fairly successful outing!
Third in the product demonstration (official runs), extra points in the poster, along with a separate award for a crafty vertical profiler using a basketball for buoyancy, was enough to best six other schools!
Way to go, Grizzlies!
Our Grade 8 Boys Volleyball Team had a blast this weekend at Volleyball Nationals! They played very well, and made lots of friendships. Big thank you to coach Karen and coach Nassim!
Way to go, Grizzlies!
On Saturday, May 4, three MDJH students participated in the French speak-offs at MUN hosted by Canadian Parents for French: Echo K., Lydia D., and Millie J..
Millie won second place in her category which included Grade 9 & 10 students!
This is the first time since COVID that the competition was in person (rather than a video submission). All three students did a fabulous job presenting their speeches.
Way to go, Grizzlies!
MDJH observed Red Dress Day today, May 3rd. We had an extended homeroom to discuss what it means to be an ally, and the meaning behind MMIWG2S.
Here the staff pose in their red shirts and dresses.
Thanks to Dawn Squires for organizing the day for us!
On Friday, May 3rd, MDJH will be observing Red Dress Day, a Day of Awareness for Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, & 2SLGBTQ+ Peoples (MMIWG2S). Students are asked to wear red, and red shirts and dresses will be displayed throughout the school.
Display created by Art Teacher Ms. Penney outside the Art Room.
A reminder to all of our families that if your child has an allergy, a medical condition, and/or requires an Epi-Pen or medication to be administered in school, that you must provide us with the appropriate updated medical forms each school year. It is also important to let us know of any changes throughout the school year.
You can do this by informing your child’s Homeroom teacher or by calling the school. Please see this link for a complete list of all of the relevant medical and allergy forms you may need. https://mdjh.info/medical-forms/
Are you a current Grade 8 student? Interested in travelling to Europe next Easter?
There will be a meeting on Wednesday, May 8th at 7pm in the library to discuss enrollment and tour details.
Please click here to see the brochure regarding next year’s European tour during Easter break, 2025.
Note: This tour is for current grade 8 students ONLY (grade 9 at time of tour).
The first tryout for the boys baseball team will be Thursday, May 2nd at the Techniplex in Pleasantville from 3p.m. – 4pm. Tryouts for the girls team will be announced at the end of next week, as the girls tournament is not scheduled until June this year.
Full try-out and tournament details will be emailed to parents/guardians of players trying out for the boys team on Wednesday, May 1st. A similar email will be sent by May 15th at the latest for the girls program.
Tournament Dates:
Players interested in trying out must be available for these dates.
Congratulations to the Grade 8 girls basketball team! They hosted and won the Grade 8A Provincial Tournament this weekend going undefeated and beating St. Paul’s in the championship game.
Way to go, Grizzlies!
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