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    Captain Michael VandenBos P.S.Flying High for Excellence

    Voler Vers lExcellence

    MISSION

    STATEMENTOur community will

    create a safe and

    motivating learning

    environment that

    empowers students to

    become successful

    learners and to acquire

    the skills needed tobecome responsible

    citizens of tomorrow.

    3121 Country Lane

    Whitby, Ontario

    L1P 1N3

    Safe Arrival Line

    4pm to 8am

    905-665-2001

    Karin SchmidlechnerPrincipal

    Jayne KrattigerVice Principal

    Voula PhillipsBrenda Hance

    Admin. Assistants

    Durham DistrictSchool Board

    John BowyerSuperintendent

    905-666-5500

    Anne TaylorAdmin Officer905-666-5500

    Kimberly ZeppieriWhitby Trustee905-668-7782

    Christine WintersWhitby Trustee905-430-6050

    May 2013

    SNOWBIRDS Fly High For Excellence

    Hello VandenBos Team! We can't believe how incredibly busy and dedicated ostudents, staff and community are. Our walkthroughs have confirmed that thteaching and learning at VandenBos is the number one focus. Not only are thclassrooms alive with curious learners, but student leadership, music, drama, aand athletics fill the hallways with VandenBos talent and spirit. Everyone here 'Flying High with Excellence.' Two more months of school before summvacation arrives, however, here at CMV, we are in full swing. Students and staare working hard to consolidate the skills and knowledge that are required for thegrade level to best prepare our students for the next grade. This is especially trufor our students in grade three and six, as they prepare for the annual provinciassessment in May/J une. We continue to encourage all students to complete thedaily assignments to the best of their ability, and to read for pleasure as much apossible. This is particularly important for our grade eight students as they havtheir sights set on high school. There are several exciting events planned for ostudents in May and June, so please read the newsletters carefully, check yochild's agenda for notices and refer to the Durham District School Board calendfor key dates to remember.

    We are proud to be Snowbirds and are so grateful to be working with your dynamic, respectful and dedicated students each and every day.-The CMV Staff

    NEWSLETTER

    C. M. VandenBos P.S. Website: http ://vandenbos.ddsbschools.ca/Follow us on Twitter @VandenBosPS

    Building Character at CMVMay Focus: TEAMWORK / LESPRIT DEQUIPEIworkcooperavely,valuingtheopinionsofothers,towardsacommongoa

    Iencourageotherstoparcipate.

    Jecooprelorsquejetravailleaveclesautres.Jevaloriselesopinionsdetou

    afindaeindreunbutcommun.Jencouragelesautresparciper.

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    May 2013 Page

    SNOWBIRD EXCELLENCE ASSEMBLIESEach month, VandenBos staff and student leaders will hold Excellence Assemblies, ac-knowledging and celebrating school and student successes. VandenBos students will work

    towards specific Snowbird Targets which are developed to encourage positive citizenshipand achievement. Each grade will be assigned a specific month in which the students will

    organize and present the assembly.

    STUDENT SUCCESS Students who put forth outstanding effort in their school work

    SCHOOL LEADERSHIP Students who participate in co-curricular activities and/or demonstratepositive leadership skills in all that they do (e.g. making the right choice,helping a friend)

    SNOWBIRD CITIZENSHIP Students who display valued character traits every day-teamwork responsibility respect perseverance empathyoptimism kindness integrity honesty courage

    Congratulations SNOWBIRDS!The following students were acknowledged at our April Excellence Assembly fdemonstrating outstanding effort and achievement.

    Student Success School Leadership Snowbird CitizenshipMarissa B. Brianne O. Jazmyn Emerson R. Jordan M. Colton

    Ismail Madison Feroz Zarah Adib Chris W.

    Mason Maddie Craig Matthew Ryleigh Tyus

    Ty Garrett Khushi Hailey Kennedy Anthony

    Emersyn Lauren Mackenzie Jacob Maelick Avery H.

    Zayd Cristi Jabari Sebastian Rachel Neva

    Hannah Lexi Alexandra Owen Chris Ethan

    Shawna Samantha C. Layla Jasmine B. Mackayla Rida

    Natalie C. Callum Patrick Ciara Taylor Sarah

    Daniel S. Julia Emma H. Hailey D. Kamryn Jenah B.

    Matthew Aidan Bradley Kia Maya Aaron

    Sam Colin Nathan Ethan Leah O.B. Trianna

    Loryn Kaiya Victoria Katherine Cole Cavel

    Jade V. Mackenzie W. Julia Nathan Ciera Michelle

    Kaitlyn R. Jessie M. Mel C. Demi B. Sara Matthew P.

    Tori M. Jaya C. Nicholas R. Osama U. Victoria L. Tia N.

    Mercades S.E. Susanna P. Madison T. Mya C. Leah J. Rebecca N.

    Graeme M. Ema J.

    What CMV Students say about PRESEVERANCE-I persevered through my grandmas passing and still think of her all the time.Parker-At the indoor bike park, I saw how high the jump was and got nervous. I realized I wouldnt get any better, so

    persevered and went for it.Thomas

    -When I learned to snowboard, let me tell you, it didnt go well as planned. I fell on my face hundreds of times

    I persevered and never gave up. I moved up levels and I still snowboard today for fun.

    Robert

    -This year, Ive been trying my best throughout all the subjects. I am going to persevere

    and strive to reach my goal.Ryan

    -It took me 3 years to get one of my jumps in skating consistently and I havent lost it

    yet.Julia A

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    May 2013 Page

    SCC Dance-a-Thon WinnersCongratulations to

    Reegan and Christina

    TodayIwastheVicePrincipalfortheday.Myfavouritethingtodowasyardduty. Ihadhotchocolatein

    morningwithamuffin,McDonald'sforlunchwithsomevegetables.Ialsowalkedaroundtheschooland

    itedclassrooms.Reegan,grade1

    Today IwasPrincipalforthedayand inthemorning. Ihadhotchocolatewithahoneyglazeddonut

    thenwewalkedaroundtheschool. IhadtodomyDigitalCizen lessons.When Icamebackdownto

    office,IhadMcDonald'sforlunch.Myfavouritepartofthedaywasdoingyardduty.Chrisna,grade4

    Save the Date

    Wed., June 5th,

    58pm.Raffle prizes and Canadian Tire Mon

    donaons will gratefully accepted

    the office. If youd like to voluntee

    please contact

    Angie at 9056663593

    JUNIOR

    DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP

    BOOTCAMP

    Grade 4,5,6 students participated i

    a series of Digital Lessons focusing osafety, appropriate use, research

    skills and critical thinking. We areproud of our students who are able t

    access technology at CMV to deepentheir learning.

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    May 2013 Page

    Earth Month Word ArtBy:

    Dakota and Brook-Lynne

    CMV StudentsPledge to Save

    Mother Earth

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    CMV DATES FOR 2013The dates for the EQAO assessment have been deter-mined for this school year. It is very important that stu-dents are at school on the scheduled days of the assess-ment. Please avoid booking appointments during the datesthat follow:Primary Assessment (grade 3) June 3,4,5Junior Assessment (grade 6) May 2830

    Class Placement Meetings

    Class placement meetings for the September 2013 school year will take place in June. T

    teachers and administration work collaboratively together to determine the best cla

    placement for all our students. The following factors are considered:

    learning style-needs of students

    teaching style

    social skills and peer interactions/ gender combinations

    special requirements (resources, technology, etc.)

    Ministry guidelines regarding class size

    Teachers who work with your child(ren) have the best perspective on these issues and wbe working closely together with administration to make good decisions for the student

    teachers and CMV as a whole. Your input is valued and you are welcome to provi

    information that may assist your childs teacher in making these important decisionAppropriate details would include your childs placement history, the type of learner yoperceive they are, the style of instruction that you feel they would best benefit from, and/

    relevant medical information. Parents may not pick a specific teacher for their child and th

    type of request will not be accepted. If you have information to share regarding claplacement needs, please speak to your childs teacher before the the June 7th P.A. Day.

    Summer French Camps for

    French Immersion StudentsAlliance francaise offers a summer all day French

    Immersion Camp for children ages 5-11 in To-ronto

    www.alliance-francaise.ca

    Saint Donat, Quebec, offers summer camp for

    girls 4-16 and boys 4-12 years old.www.camp.marie-clarac.qc.ca

    Camp Garnier is a summer camp that operates

    in Whitby.http://www.campgarnier.ca/

    JuniorKindergarten

    Orientaon

    WednesdayMay22,6:30pm

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    May 2013 Page 8

    May Upcoming DatesMay 7....RADD, grade 5

    May 8....Popcorn Day

    May 9........Wonderful WhitbyMay 13/14.....Nonquon, grade 4s

    May 16..Int., Science Centre

    SCC Meeng, 6:30pm

    May 20...Victoria Day

    May 22.....JK Orientaon, 6:30pm

    May 24.Excellence Assembly, Grade 1s, 8:30am

    May 2830..EQAO, grade 6

    June 35...EQAO, grade 3

    Dates of SignificanceMay-AsianHeritageMonth Canada

    May12 MothersDay

    May15-InternaonalDayofFamilies U.N.May17-InternaonalDayAgainstHomophobia

    May21-WordlDayforCulturalDiversityforDialogueandDe

    velopment

    May23-DeclaraonoftheBab BahaI

    May20-VictoriaDay

    May25-NaonalMissingChildrensDay

    May29-AscensionofBahaullah Bahai

    CMVTRACK and FIELD

    2013