Thank you to SHAW TV for the opportunity for Mrs. Tacey’s students to ask Santa some very intriguing questions.  Please check out the link below to see Santa’s answers.

http://bit.ly/2iakANT

Hot Lunch orders are now be accepted online from December 1 to midnight of December 15. Please see the attached information letter regarding ordering and changes to our suppliers.
Thank you for your continued support of this program!

Dear Parents/Guardians:
Just a reminder to please come and check the lost and found for any items that may belong to your children. We are accumulating a very large amount of items (over seven boxes!) and would like them taken home before the winter break. 

Due to the freezing rain, buses will be running early at 1:00. If your child is a bus student please call the school to let us know if the child should be sent home early on the bus,

Please note that the Grade 6 Girls volleyball team have a game at Duncan Cran on October 30 at 3:00.
The Boys 5/6 team and the Girls Grade 5 games at Bert Ambrose on October 31 have been cancelled.

On September 13, the Earth Rangers presentation, sponsored by Alta Gas, was delivered to the Bert Ambrose School community.  Please check out the link below to learn a little more about this presentation.
http://www.alaskahighwaynews.ca/fort-st-john/saving-the-animals-with-the-earth-rangers-1.22862055
 

Mrs. Tacey’s class paid it forward! Click on the link below to view the picture.
We have a student in our class named Keelan.  Keelan’s mom told us that she drives the Handidart and that gave us an idea! 

Attached is this week’s events and information!
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Teachers will be sending home an interim with your child one day this week.  Click on the weekly update to see what else is happening!  Please read the attached memo from District Office.  Also, if you are interested in coaching volleyball give us a call at the school,

PAC minutes from September Meeting – to view the minutes click on the link below!
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