Moscrop Secondary Student Bulletin Monday, January 7, 2019 Day 2 Periods: 5 6 7 8 Teachers: please read this bulletin to your class first period

Day 1 & 2 Bell Schedule 8:35a Warning Bell 8:40a - 9:59a Period 1 / 5 9:59a - 10:14a Nutrition Break 10:14a - 11:35a Period 2 / 6 11:35a - 12:20p Lunch Break 12:20p - 1:39p Period 3 / 7 1:45p - 3:02p Period 4 / 8 WORD OF THE DAY: Incisive adj. (of a person or mental process) Intelligently analytical and clear-thinking. GENERAL NEW! HONOUR ROLL AND WORK ETHIC CERTIFICATES will be distributed on Tuesday, January 8 during period 4. Thank you, Admin NEW! GRAD GROUP PHOTO will take place on January 9 at 11:00 in the MPR. Mr. Callister NEW! 10 FACTS ABOUT THE CANADIAN INDIGENOUS POPULATION Did you know that according to the 2011 census, 48% of Indigenous people aged 25 to 64 in Canada had a certificate, diploma or degree from a trade school, college or university, compared to their non-Aboriginal counterparts at 65%? Moscrop’s Truth and Reconciliation Day is fast approaching, an opportunity to learn more about the history and culture of the Canadian indigenous peoples. Truth and Reconciliation is happening on January 17th. Mr. Lintott NEW! GRADE 11 CLC - Assignment #3 on "Influences" is due Thursday, December 20 by the end of the day submitted on MyBlueprint. Don't have a copy of this assignment? Download any of the CLC assignments from: https://blogs.sd41.bc.ca/moscrop-gradtransitions/career-life-connections/?preview_id=286&preview_nonce=538c8ceed5&_thumbnail_id=-1&preview=true FYI: Stay tuned to the January CLC session schedule as it may change...: OUTLINE 2018-2019 CLC Updated Schedule.docx More information to be confirmed in the New Year...Ms. Dato

IMPORTANT REMINDER: GRADE 12 MODULE 2 CAPSTONE / TRANSITION PLAN DUE JANUARY 9 / 10 TO YOUR ENGLISH 12 TEACHER. Copies of the Transition Plan can be found at: https://blogs.sd41.bc.ca/moscrop-gradtransitions/module-2-transition-plan/

Your Transition Plan should be typed, stapled, and have a clear title page. You will find copies of the Action Log, Mentor Guide and other resources at the above link as well. No English 12 class? Hand it directly to Mrs. Dato. Capstone work should kick start again now that Term 1 is long over. Review your proposal (sent back to you via email), and get back on track! Assess for whether your Capstone is MANAGEABLE yet CHALLENGING enough to promote growth of self. My responses to your proposal are being sent to individuals daily, so stay tuned for a second email with my response, advice, questions and guidance. I look forward to touching base with you all! Plan to meet face-to-face with me at least once before February - room 313. CAREER EDUCATION – INDUSTRY TRAINING – COURSE SELECTION INFORMATION NIGHT Jan 23, 2019 – 6:30 pm – Burnaby Central (parents and students invited) Learn about the options for students to participate in Industry Training opportunities as part of their high school electives. The following specializations are offered in the 2019-2020 school year. Ms. Wispinski Youth Train in Trades – work toward apprenticeship level and technical training certificate (post-secondary training in high school) Auto Collision Repair Technician, Auto Refinishing Prep Technician, Auto Service Technician, Baker (Pastry Arts), Carpenter, Construction Electrician, Hairstylist *2 yrs, Landscape Horticulturist, Metal Fabricator, Millwright, Motorcycle Mechanic, Painter & Decorator, Pipefitter, Plumber, Professional Cook, Sheet Metal Worker Industry Connect – develop a professional portfolio Film & Broadcasting, Graphics / Media Arts, Health Sciences, Music Production & Technology, Robotics (Mechatronics) Industry Certification- work toward industry certification Cisco Networking Academy, DigiPen Game Development Academy, Fitness Instructor, Microsoft Office Specialist, Palo Alto Cyber Security Academy, Tourism & Event Management Youth Work in Trades – start your paid apprenticeship while in high school.

VOLUNTEER VOLUNTEER - YEAR OF THE PIG - FEB 8-10, 2019 - CHINATOWN VANCOUVER Earn up to 30 hours in three days - including the orientation. Sign up now - room 313 - Ms. Wispinski, Ms. Wong. Open to grade 11 and grade 12 students. Spot fill up quickly, so don't wait to get the application. SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIPS - SEE BLOG FOR DETAILS: January Deadlines: SPEATBC (Society of Punjabi Engineers and Technologists of BC) Scholarships DEADLINE: January 5, 2019 DB Perks & Lifesaving Society Scholarships DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 David Lam/BC TEAL English Language Learner Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 Mensa Canada Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 February Deadlines: Terry Fox Humanitarian Award DEADLINE: February 1, 2019 BCSSA (British Columbia School Superintendents Association) DEADLINE: February 8, 2019 NOON Beedie Luminaries Scholarship DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 15, 2019 Spring Deadlines: Capilano Community Leadership Award DEADLINE: March 1, 2019 Chinese Government Scholarship DEADLINE: April 1, 2019 Charlene Reaveley Children's Charity DEADLINE: April 15, 2019 H.Y. Louie and Lohn Entrance Award (SFU Entrance Award) DEADLINE: April 30, 2019 Children of RBC Employees (Canada) DEADLINE: May 1, 2019 B. Davis Scholarship (Essay competition) DEADLINE: May 24, 2019 Ongoing: Vancouver Academy of Dramatic Arts (VADA) DEADLINE: August 1, 2019 Berridge Theatre and Film Programs (Normandy, France) - Summer Program Scholarships Available UBC Musqueam First Nation Scholarships

Moscrop Secondary Student Bulletin Tuesday, January 8, 2019 Day 1 Periods: 1 2 3 4 Teachers: please read this bulletin to your class first period

Day 1 & 2 Bell Schedule 8:35a Warning Bell 8:40a - 9:59a Period 1 / 5 9:59a - 10:14a Nutrition Break 10:14a - 11:35a Period 2 / 6

11:35a - 12:20p Lunch Break 12:20p - 1:39p Period 3 / 7 1:45p - 3:02p Period 4 / 8

WORD OF THE DAY: Discerning v. Perceive or recognize (something). GENERAL NEW! MOSCROP SCHOOL CLOTHING: the following students have school clothing to pick up at the office ASAP!

Deng, Mia Gomes, Marcus Kong, Olivia Lopez, Nicole

Mohamedani, Aaliyah Qu, Dennis Roche, Natalie Taylor, Kaitlyn

NEW! ATTENTION ALL CURRENT AP STUDENTS: This year’s AP exam ordering session is happening on Thursday January 17, 2019 after school from 3:15-4:15 pm in the Library. This session is mandatory for all grade 11 students who wish to order AP exams, as well as any grade 12 students who have never written an AP exam before. Students who have previously written an AP exam at Moscrop, are not required to attend this session, but will be required to attend a Bubble Party in April. Students who have previously written AP exams and who do not attend the meeting, can collect order forms & the “AP Bulletin for Students and Parents” on the AP whiteboard outside of room 320. Please speak to your AP teacher or Mr. Adrian in room 318A if you have any questions. Exam ordering begins January 18 and closes February 15. NEW! ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS: We invite you and your parents/guardians to attend our AP Night Information Session on Thursday January 17, 2019 from 6:00-7:30pm (in the Multipurpose Room) to learn about the AP program at Moscrop. The purpose of this meeting is to give you an overview of what the AP Program is and how it can benefit your child. We offer AP courses in all five major academic areas including social studies, mathematics, languages, arts, and science. Advanced Placement® courses are college-level courses offered in grades 11 & 12. Please see Mr. Adrian in room 318A if you have any questions. NEW! HONOUR ROLL AND WORK ETHIC CERTIFICATES will be distributed on Tuesday, January 8 during period 4. Thank you, Admin NEW! GRAD GROUP PHOTO will take place on January 9 at 11:00 in the MPR. Mr. Callister NEW! 10 FACTS ABOUT THE CANADIAN INDIGENOUS POPULATION Did you know that the last residential school was closed down in 1996? Moscrop’s Truth and Reconciliation Day is fast approaching, an opportunity to learn more about the history and culture of the Canadian indigenous peoples. Truth and Reconciliation Day is happening on January 17th.

NEW! IMPORTANT GRADE 11 CLC ANNOUNCEMENTS

1. Assignment #3 on "Influences" is now past due. Don't have a copy of this assignment? Download any of the CLC assignments from: https://blogs.sd41.bc.ca/moscrop-gradtransitions/career-life-connections/?preview_id=286&preview_nonce=538c8ceed5&_thumbnail_id=-1&preview=true or get one from room 313.

2. Please note that the January CLC session schedule has changed. All Grade 11s are required to attend a grade-wide assembly for CLC on January 30th, in the Multi-purpose room, during collaboration time. Our speaker will speak to the ideas of grit, positive mindset and achieving our goals with the idea that our biggest challenges are truly our biggest opportunities, and by leaning into our challenges, we better position ourselves to succeed and continuously grow into an even better version of who we are and want to be.

Here is the updated CLC schedule (see January and note that the first three sessions have been cancelled): OUTLINE 2018-2019 CLC Updated Schedule.docx Ms. Dato

JANUARY SESSION PERIOD DATE CLASSES TO ATTEND TOPIC

6 (M) January 21, 2018

Cancelled – please attend Jan 30 collab presentation

Grit, positive mindset and achieving our goals with the idea that our

biggest challenges are truly our biggest opportunities, and that by leaning into our challenges, we better position ourselves to succeed and

continuously grow into an even better version of who we are and want to be.

-Dustin Hogan - Founder The Rock Star Academy Inc.

www.therockstaracademy.com

Assignment: TBD Due: Tuesday, February 5

(W) January 23, 2018

Cancelled – please attend Jan 30 collab presentation

(F) January 25, 2018

Cancelled – please attend Jan 30 collab presentation

During collab time- in multi-purpose

room

(W) January 30, 2018 Day 2

ALL GRADE 11s must attend

this collaboration time presentation.

IMPORTANT REMINDER: GRADE 12 MODULE 2 CAPSTONE / TRANSITION PLAN DUE JANUARY 9 / 10 TO YOUR ENGLISH 12 TEACHER. Copies of the Transition Plan can be found at: https://blogs.sd41.bc.ca/moscrop-gradtransitions/module-2-transition-plan/ Your Transition Plan should be typed, stapled, and have a clear title page. You will find copies of the Action Log, Mentor Guide and other resources at the above link as well. No English 12 class? Hand it directly to Mrs. Dato. Capstone work should kick start again now that Term 1 is long over. Review your proposal (sent back to you via email), and get back on track! Assess for whether your Capstone is MANAGEABLE yet CHALLENGING enough to promote growth of self. My responses to your proposal are being sent to individuals daily, so stay tuned for a second email with my response, advice, questions and guidance. I look forward to touching base with you all! Plan to meet face-to-face with me at least once before February - room 313. CAREER EDUCATION – INDUSTRY TRAINING – COURSE SELECTION INFORMATION NIGHT Jan 23, 2019 – 6:30 pm – Burnaby Central (parents and students invited) Learn about the options for students to participate in Industry Training opportunities as part of their high school electives. The following specializations are offered in the 2019-2020 school year. Ms. Wispinski Youth Train in Trades – work toward apprenticeship level and technical training certificate (post-secondary training in high school) Auto Collision Repair Technician, Auto Refinishing Prep Technician, Auto Service Technician, Baker (Pastry Arts), Carpenter, Construction Electrician, Hairstylist *2 yrs, Landscape Horticulturist, Metal Fabricator, Millwright, Motorcycle Mechanic, Painter & Decorator, Pipefitter, Plumber, Professional Cook, Sheet Metal Worker Industry Connect – develop a professional portfolio Film & Broadcasting, Graphics / Media Arts, Health Sciences, Music Production & Technology, Robotics (Mechatronics) Industry Certification- work toward industry certification Cisco Networking Academy, DigiPen Game Development Academy, Fitness Instructor, Microsoft Office Specialist, Palo Alto Cyber Security Academy, Tourism & Event Management Youth Work in Trades – start your paid apprenticeship while in high school. VOLUNTEER VOLUNTEER - YEAR OF THE PIG - FEB 8-10, 2019 - CHINATOWN VANCOUVER Earn up to 30 hours in three days - including the orientation. Sign up now - room 313 - Ms. Wispinski, Ms. Wong. Open to grade 11 and grade 12 students. Spot fill up quickly, so don't wait to get the application. SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIPS - SEE BLOG FOR DETAILS: January Deadlines: DB Perks & Lifesaving Society Scholarships DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 David Lam/BC TEAL English Language Learner Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 Mensa Canada Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 February Deadlines: Terry Fox Humanitarian Award DEADLINE: February 1, 2019 BCSSA (British Columbia School Superintendents Association) DEADLINE: February 8, 2019 NOON Beedie Luminaries Scholarship DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 15, 2019 Spring Deadlines: Capilano Community Leadership Award DEADLINE: March 1, 2019 Chinese Government Scholarship DEADLINE: April 1, 2019 Charlene Reaveley Children's Charity DEADLINE: April 15, 2019 H.Y. Louie and Lohn Entrance Award (SFU Entrance Award) DEADLINE: April 30, 2019 Children of RBC Employees (Canada) DEADLINE: May 1, 2019 B. Davis Scholarship (Essay competition) DEADLINE: May 24, 2019 Ongoing: Vancouver Academy of Dramatic Arts (VADA) DEADLINE: August 1, 2019 Berridge Theatre and Film Programs (Normandy, France) - Summer Program Scholarships Available UBC Musqueam First Nation Scholarships LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES NEW! ADVENTURES IN CITIZENSHIP Apply now to be the Burnaby Rotary Club’s Youth Representative to attend a fully funded trip to Ottawa, ON. Learn how our government works, gain an understanding of our country, and meet leaders and decision makers while engaging with young Canadians from every province. To qualify, you must: • Be between 16 and 18 • Have excellent academic standing • Be involved in Community Service with an emphasis on non-school related volunteering • Have leadership abilities • Be a Canadian citizen or have Landed Immigrant Status • Be able to go to Ottawa from April 28 – May 1, 2019 Interviews with a panel of Rotarians will be scheduled at the end of January. To apply, send a 250 word essay to Ms. Wong by January 11, 2019 for the topic: “What does being Canadian mean to you?” NEW! ROTARY YOUTH LEADERSHIP AWARD (RYLA) SOUTH - DEADLINE: January 15, 2019 Are you a Burnaby Youth in grade 10 - 12, and have demonstrated leadership and service in your school or community? If so, you may be eligible to apply for a fully sponsored 4 - day leadership camp over the Easter Long weekend (Saturday, March 30 - Tuesday, April 2, 2019.) RYLA participants will attend a Leadership Camp Experience at Camp Elphinstone with other youth from across British Columbia. Interviews will take place the fourth week of January 2019. Find out more information at: www.ryla5040.org

Moscrop Secondary Student Bulletin Wednesday, January 9, 2019 Day 2 Periods: 5 6 7 8 Teachers: please read this bulletin to your class first period

Day 1 & 2 Bell Schedule 8:35a Warning Bell 8:40a - 9:59a Period 1 / 5 9:59a - 10:14a Nutrition Break 10:14a - 11:35a Period 2 / 6

11:35a - 12:20p Lunch Break 12:20p - 1:39p Period 3 / 7 1:45p - 3:02p Period 4 / 8

WORD OF THE DAY: Tangential adj. Superficially relevant; divergent. GENERAL ATTENTION ALL CURRENT AP STUDENTS: This year’s AP exam ordering session is happening on Thursday January 17, 2019 after school from 3:15-4:15 pm in the Library. This session is mandatory for all grade 11 students who wish to order AP exams, as well as any grade 12 students who have never written an AP exam before. Students who have previously written an AP exam at Moscrop, are not required to attend this session, but will be required to attend a Bubble Party in April. Students who have previously written AP exams and who do not attend the meeting, can collect order forms & the “AP Bulletin for Students and Parents” on the AP whiteboard outside of room 320. Please speak to your AP teacher or Mr. Adrian in room 318A if you have any questions. Exam ordering begins January 18 and closes February 15. ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS: We invite you and your parents/guardians to attend our AP Night Information Session on Thursday January 17, 2019 from 6:00-7:30pm (in the Multipurpose Room) to learn about the AP program at Moscrop. The purpose of this meeting is to give you an overview of what the AP Program is and how it can benefit your child. We offer AP courses in all five major academic areas including social studies, mathematics, languages, arts, and science. Advanced Placement® courses are college-level courses offered in grades 11 & 12. Please see Mr. Adrian in room 318A if you have any questions. GRAD GROUP PHOTO will take place TODAY January 9 at 11:00 in the MPR. We will call students to the MPR when we are ready. Thank you, Mr. Callister NEW! 10 FACTS ABOUT THE CANADIAN INDIGENOUS POPULATION Did you know that the odds of a child dying in the residential program was 1 in 25? For comparison, the odds of a Canadian dying in service during World War II was 1 in 26.Moscrop’s Truth and Reconciliation Day is fast approaching, an opportunity to learn more about the history and culture of the Canadian indigenous peoples. Truth and Reconciliation Day is happening on January 17th. IMPORTANT GRADE 11 CLC ANNOUNCEMENTS

1. Assignment #3 on "Influences" is now past due. Don't have a copy of this assignment? Download any of the CLC assignments from: https://blogs.sd41.bc.ca/moscrop-gradtransitions/career-life-connections/?preview_id=286&preview_nonce=538c8ceed5&_thumbnail_id=-1&preview=true or get one from room 313.

2. Please note that the January CLC session schedule has changed. All Grade 11s are required to attend a grade-wide assembly for CLC on January 30th, in the Multi-purpose room, during collaboration time. Our speaker will speak to the ideas of grit, positive mindset and achieving our goals with the idea that our biggest challenges are truly our biggest opportunities, and by leaning into our challenges, we better position ourselves to succeed and continuously grow into an even better version of who we are and want to be.

Here is the updated CLC schedule (see January and note that the first three sessions have been cancelled): OUTLINE 2018-2019 CLC Updated Schedule.docx Ms. Dato JANUARY SESSION PERIOD DATE CLASSES TO ATTEND TOPIC

6 (M) January 21, 2018

Cancelled – please attend Jan 30 collab presentation

Grit, positive mindset and achieving our goals with the idea that our

biggest challenges are truly our biggest opportunities, and that by leaning into our challenges, we better position ourselves to succeed and

continuously grow into an even better version of who we are and want to be.

-Dustin Hogan - Founder The Rock Star Academy Inc.

www.therockstaracademy.com

Assignment: TBD Due: Tuesday, February 5

(W) January 23, 2018

Cancelled – please attend Jan 30 collab presentation

(F) January 25, 2018

Cancelled – please attend Jan 30 collab presentation

During collab time- in multi-purpose

room

(W) January 30, 2018 Day 2

ALL GRADE 11s must attend

this collaboration time presentation.

IMPORTANT REMINDER: GRADE 12 MODULE 2 CAPSTONE / TRANSITION PLAN DUE JANUARY 9 / 10 TO YOUR ENGLISH 12 TEACHER. Copies of the Transition Plan can be found at: https://blogs.sd41.bc.ca/moscrop-gradtransitions/module-2-transition-plan/ Your Transition Plan should be typed, stapled, and have a clear title page. You will find copies of the Action Log, Mentor Guide and other resources at the above link as well. No English 12 class? Hand it directly to Mrs. Dato. Capstone work should kick start again now that Term 1 is long over. Review your proposal (sent back to you via email), and get back on track! Assess for whether your Capstone is MANAGEABLE yet CHALLENGING enough to promote growth of self. My responses to your proposal are being sent to individuals daily, so stay tuned for a second email with my response, advice, questions and guidance. I look forward to touching base with you all! Plan to meet face-to-face with me at least once before February - room 313.

NEW! ARCHIMEDES TALKS AT UBC (JANUARY 19, 2019 - MARCH 2, 2019) Grade 11 and 12 students: Archimedes Talks is a speaker series aimed at talented high school students in Vancouver interested in mathematics and engineering. The goal is to provide promising students with opportunities to explore different aspects of math and applied science in an engaging environment. Once a month during the semester, students come to the University of British Columbia's main Vancouver campus. Every session includes two expert speakers, a tour of an interesting location on campus, and lunch. For more information, visit: http://www.math.ubc.ca/Links/ArchimedesTalks/about.html If you'd like to use these hours towards your Work Experience credits, see your Career Advisor in 313.

NEW! ENRICHMENT OPPORTUNITIES Yale Young Global Scholars (YYGS) - New Haven and Beijing We are still accepting applications for the Yale Young Global Scholars (YYGS) program in New Haven and Beijing. The deadline to apply is February 6, 2019, at 11:59PM EST. Students must submit their online application and all supporting documentation by this date. Apply now! Yale Young African Scholars (YYAS) We are also accepting applications for the Yale Young African Scholars (YYAS) program. The application deadline is February 6, 2019, at 11:59PM EST. Applicants must be African secondary school students in order to participate. There is no cost to students to participate in YYAS. Apply now! CAREER EDUCATION – INDUSTRY TRAINING – COURSE SELECTION INFORMATION NIGHT Jan 23, 2019 – 6:30 pm – Burnaby Central (parents and students invited) Learn about the options for students to participate in Industry Training opportunities as part of their high school electives. The following specializations are offered in the 2019-2020 school year. Ms. Wispinski Youth Train in Trades – work toward apprenticeship level and technical training certificate (post-secondary training in high school) Auto Collision Repair Technician, Auto Refinishing Prep Technician, Auto Service Technician, Baker (Pastry Arts), Carpenter, Construction Electrician, Hairstylist *2 yrs, Landscape Horticulturist, Metal Fabricator, Millwright, Motorcycle Mechanic, Painter & Decorator, Pipefitter, Plumber, Professional Cook, Sheet Metal Worker Industry Connect – develop a professional portfolio Film & Broadcasting, Graphics / Media Arts, Health Sciences, Music Production & Technology, Robotics (Mechatronics) Industry Certification- work toward industry certification Cisco Networking Academy, DigiPen Game Development Academy, Fitness Instructor, Microsoft Office Specialist, Palo Alto Cyber Security Academy, Tourism & Event Management Youth Work in Trades – start your paid apprenticeship while in high school. VOLUNTEER NEW! MORESPORTS (ORIENTATION: JANUARY 17 OR 22, 2019) Grade 11 and 12 students: Would you like to volunteer to work with elementary school students for an afterschool program? This season, Moresports is offering Handball/ Floor Hockey programs at elementary schools around Burnaby. Training will be provided. See your Career Advisor in 313 for more information. Ms. C. Wong SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIPS - SEE BLOG FOR DETAILS: January Deadlines: DB Perks & Lifesaving Society Scholarships DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 David Lam/BC TEAL English Language Learner Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 Mensa Canada Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 February Deadlines: Terry Fox Humanitarian Award DEADLINE: February 1, 2019 BCSSA (British Columbia School Superintendents Association) DEADLINE: February 8, 2019 NOON Beedie Luminaries Scholarship DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 15, 2019 Spring Deadlines: Capilano Community Leadership Award DEADLINE: March 1, 2019 Chinese Government Scholarship DEADLINE: April 1, 2019 Charlene Reaveley Children's Charity DEADLINE: April 15, 2019 H.Y. Louie and Lohn Entrance Award (SFU Entrance Award) DEADLINE: April 30, 2019 Children of RBC Employees (Canada) DEADLINE: May 1, 2019 B. Davis Scholarship (Essay competition) DEADLINE: May 24, 2019 Ongoing: Vancouver Academy of Dramatic Arts (VADA) DEADLINE: August 1, 2019 Berridge Theatre and Film Programs (Normandy, France) - Summer Program Scholarships Available UBC Musqueam First Nation Scholarships LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES ADVENTURES IN CITIZENSHIP Apply now to be the Burnaby Rotary Club’s Youth Representative to attend a fully funded trip to Ottawa, ON. Learn how our government works, gain an understanding of our country, and meet leaders and decision makers while engaging with young Canadians from every province. To qualify, you must: • Be between 16 and 18 • Have excellent academic standing • Be involved in Community Service with an emphasis on non-school related volunteering • Have leadership abilities • Be a Canadian citizen or have Landed Immigrant Status • Be able to go to Ottawa from April 28 – May 1, 2019 Interviews with a panel of Rotarians will be scheduled at the end of January. To apply, send a 250 word essay to Ms. Wong by January 11, 2019 for the topic: “What does being Canadian mean to you?” ROTARY YOUTH LEADERSHIP AWARD (RYLA) SOUTH - DEADLINE: January 15, 2019 Are you a Burnaby Youth in grade 10 - 12, and have demonstrated leadership and service in your school or community? If so, you may be eligible to apply for a fully sponsored 4 - day leadership camp over the Easter Long weekend (Saturday, March 30 - Tuesday, April 2, 2019.) RYLA participants will attend a Leadership Camp Experience at Camp Elphinstone with other youth from across British Columbia. Interviews will take place the fourth week of January 2019. Find out more information at: www.ryla5040.org

Moscrop Secondary Student Bulletin Thursday, January 10, 2019 Day 1 Periods: 1 2 3 4 Teachers: please read this bulletin to your class first period

Day 1 & 2 Bell Schedule 8:35a Warning Bell 8:40a - 9:59a Period 1 / 5 9:59a - 10:14a Nutrition Break 10:14a - 11:35a Period 2 / 6

11:35a - 12:20p Lunch Break 12:20p - 1:39p Period 3 / 7 1:45p - 3:02p Period 4 / 8

WORD OF THE DAY Phalanx n. A group of people or things of a similar type forming a compact body or brought together for a common purpose. “A phalanx of lawyers took charge of the case.” GENERAL ATTENTION ALL CURRENT AP STUDENTS: This year’s AP exam ordering session is happening on Thursday January 17, 2019 after school from 3:15-4:15 pm in the Library. This session is mandatory for all grade 11 students who wish to order AP exams, as well as any grade 12 students who have never written an AP exam before. Students who have previously written an AP exam at Moscrop, are not required to attend this session, but will be required to attend a Bubble Party in April. Students who have previously written AP exams and who do not attend the meeting, can collect order forms & the “AP Bulletin for Students and Parents” on the AP whiteboard outside of room 320. Please speak to your AP teacher or Mr. Adrian in room 318A if you have any questions. Exam ordering begins January 18 and closes February 15. ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS: We invite you and your parents/guardians to attend our AP Night Information Session on Thursday January 17, 2019 from 6:00-7:30pm (in the Multipurpose Room) to learn about the AP program at Moscrop. The purpose of this meeting is to give you an overview of what the AP Program is and how it can benefit your child. We offer AP courses in all five major academic areas including social studies, mathematics, languages, arts, and science. Advanced Placement® courses are college-level courses offered in grades 11 & 12. Please see Mr. Adrian in room 318A if you have any questions. FACTS ABOUT THE CANADIAN INDIGENOUS POPULATION Did you know that the suicide rate among indigenous youth is 7x higher than those of non-indigenous decent? Moscrop’s Truth and Reconciliation Day is fast approaching, an opportunity to learn more about the history and culture of the Canadian indigenous peoples. Truth and Reconciliation Day is happening on January 17th. IMPORTANT GRADE 11 CLC ANNOUNCEMENTS

1. Assignment #3 on "Influences" is now past due. Don't have a copy of this assignment? Download any of the CLC assignments from: https://blogs.sd41.bc.ca/moscrop-gradtransitions/career-life-connections/?preview_id=286&preview_nonce=538c8ceed5&_thumbnail_id=-1&preview=true or get one from room 313.

2. Please note that the January CLC session schedule has changed. All Grade 11s are required to attend a grade-wide assembly for CLC on January 30th, in the Multi-purpose room, during collaboration time. Our speaker will speak to the ideas of grit, positive mindset and achieving our goals with the idea that our biggest challenges are truly our biggest opportunities, and by leaning into our challenges, we better position ourselves to succeed and continuously grow into an even better version of who we are and want to be.

Here is the updated CLC schedule (see January and note that the first three sessions have been cancelled): OUTLINE 2018-2019 CLC Updated Schedule.docx Ms. Dato JANUARY SESSION PERIOD DATE CLASSES TO ATTEND TOPIC

6

(M) January 21, 2018

Cancelled – please attend Jan 30 collab presentation

Grit, positive mindset and achieving our goals with the idea

that our biggest challenges are truly our biggest opportunities, and that by leaning into our challenges, we

better position ourselves to succeed and continuously grow into an even better version of who we are and want to be.

-Dustin Hogan - Founder The Rock Star Academy Inc.

www.therockstaracademy.com

Assignment: TBD Due: Tuesday, February 5

(W) January 23, 2018

Cancelled – please attend Jan 30 collab presentation

(F) January 25, 2018

Cancelled – please attend Jan 30 collab presentation

During collab time-

in multi-purpose room

(W) January 30, 2018 Day 2

ALL GRADE 11s must

attend this collaboration time presentation.

IMPORTANT REMINDER: GRADE 12 MODULE 2 CAPSTONE / TRANSITION PLAN DUE JANUARY 9 / 10 TO YOUR ENGLISH 12 TEACHER. Copies of the Transition Plan can be found at: https://blogs.sd41.bc.ca/moscrop-gradtransitions/module-2-transition-plan/ Your Transition Plan should be typed, stapled, and have a clear title page. You will find copies of the Action Log, Mentor Guide and other resources at the above link as well. No English 12 class? Hand it directly to Mrs. Dato. Capstone work should kick start again now that Term 1 is long over. Review your proposal (sent back to you via email), and get back on track! Assess for whether your Capstone is MANAGEABLE yet CHALLENGING enough to promote growth of self. My responses to your proposal are being sent to individuals daily, so stay tuned for a second email with my response, advice, questions and guidance. I look forward to touching base with you all! Plan to meet face-to-face with me at least once before February - room 313. ARCHIMEDES TALKS AT UBC (JANUARY 19, 2019 - MARCH 2, 2019) Grade 11 and 12 students: Archimedes Talks is a speaker series aimed at talented high school students in Vancouver interested in mathematics and engineering. The goal is to provide promising students with opportunities to explore different aspects of math and applied science in an engaging environment. Once a month during the semester, students come to the University of British Columbia's main Vancouver campus. Every session includes two expert speakers, a tour of an interesting location on campus, and lunch. For more information, visit: http://www.math.ubc.ca/Links/ArchimedesTalks/about.html If you'd like to use these hours towards your Work Experience credits, see your Career Advisor in 313.

ENRICHMENT OPPORTUNITIES Yale Young Global Scholars (YYGS) - New Haven and Beijing We are still accepting applications for the Yale Young Global Scholars (YYGS) program in New Haven and Beijing. The deadline to apply is February 6, 2019, at 11:59PM EST. Students must submit their online application and all supporting documentation by this date. Apply now! Yale Young African Scholars (YYAS) We are also accepting applications for the Yale Young African Scholars (YYAS) program. The application deadline is February 6, 2019, at 11:59PM EST. Applicants must be African secondary school students in order to participate. There is no cost to students to participate in YYAS. Apply now! CAREER EDUCATION – INDUSTRY TRAINING – COURSE SELECTION INFORMATION NIGHT Jan 23, 2019 – 6:30 pm – Burnaby Central (parents and students invited) Learn about the options for students to participate in Industry Training opportunities as part of their high school electives. The following specializations are offered in the 2019-2020 school year. Ms. Wispinski Youth Train in Trades – work toward apprenticeship level and technical training certificate (post-secondary training in high school) Auto Collision Repair Technician, Auto Refinishing Prep Technician, Auto Service Technician, Baker (Pastry Arts), Carpenter, Construction Electrician, Hairstylist *2 yrs, Landscape Horticulturist, Metal Fabricator, Millwright, Motorcycle Mechanic, Painter & Decorator, Pipefitter, Plumber, Professional Cook, Sheet Metal Worker Industry Connect – develop a professional portfolio Film & Broadcasting, Graphics / Media Arts, Health Sciences, Music Production & Technology, Robotics (Mechatronics) Industry Certification- work toward industry certification Cisco Networking Academy, DigiPen Game Development Academy, Fitness Instructor, Microsoft Office Specialist, Palo Alto Cyber Security Academy, Tourism & Event Management Youth Work in Trades – start your paid apprenticeship while in high school. VOLUNTEER NEW! GRADE 11 AND 12 STUDENTS - SUMMER VOLUNTEER INFORMATION SESSION SFU Summer Camps will be recruiting new summer volunteers - and providing information about the various opportunities at Moscrop in the Library at lunch on Feb 5th 11:30-12:00 pm. They will be visiting CLE 10 classes - to share the information with the grade 10's. MORESPORTS (ORIENTATION: JANUARY 17 OR 22, 2019) Grade 11 and 12 students: Would you like to volunteer to work with elementary school students for an afterschool program? This season, Moresports is offering Handball/ Floor Hockey programs at elementary schools around Burnaby. Training will be provided. See your Career Advisor in 313 for more information. Ms. C. Wong SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIPS - SEE BLOG FOR DETAILS: January Deadlines: DB Perks & Lifesaving Society Scholarships DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 David Lam/BC TEAL English Language Learner Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 Mensa Canada Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 February Deadlines: Terry Fox Humanitarian Award DEADLINE: February 1, 2019 BCSSA (British Columbia School Superintendents Association) DEADLINE: February 8, 2019 NOON Beedie Luminaries Scholarship DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 15, 2019 Spring Deadlines: Capilano Community Leadership Award DEADLINE: March 1, 2019 Chinese Government Scholarship DEADLINE: April 1, 2019 Charlene Reaveley Children's Charity DEADLINE: April 15, 2019 H.Y. Louie and Lohn Entrance Award (SFU Entrance Award) DEADLINE: April 30, 2019 Children of RBC Employees (Canada) DEADLINE: May 1, 2019 B. Davis Scholarship (Essay competition) DEADLINE: May 24, 2019 Ongoing: Vancouver Academy of Dramatic Arts (VADA) DEADLINE: August 1, 2019 Berridge Theatre and Film Programs (Normandy, France) - Summer Program Scholarships Available UBC Musqueam First Nation Scholarships LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES ADVENTURES IN CITIZENSHIP Apply now to be the Burnaby Rotary Club’s Youth Representative to attend a fully funded trip to Ottawa, ON. Learn how our government works, gain an understanding of our country, and meet leaders and decision makers while engaging with young Canadians from every province. To qualify, you must: • Be between 16 and 18 • Have excellent academic standing • Be involved in Community Service with an emphasis on non-school related volunteering • Have leadership abilities • Be a Canadian citizen or have Landed Immigrant Status • Be able to go to Ottawa from April 28 – May 1, 2019 Interviews with a panel of Rotarians will be scheduled at the end of January. To apply, send a 250 word essay to Ms. Wong by January 11, 2019 for the topic: “What does being Canadian mean to you?” ROTARY YOUTH LEADERSHIP AWARD (RYLA) SOUTH - DEADLINE: January 15, 2019 Are you a Burnaby Youth in grade 10 - 12, and have demonstrated leadership and service in your school or community? If so, you may be eligible to apply for a fully sponsored 4 - day leadership camp over the Easter Long weekend (Saturday, March 30 - Tuesday, April 2, 2019.) RYLA participants will attend a Leadership Camp Experience at Camp Elphinstone with other youth from across British Columbia. Interviews will take place the fourth week of January 2019. Find out more information at: www.ryla5040.org

Moscrop Secondary Student Bulletin Friday, January 11, 2019 Day 2 Periods: 5 6 7 8 Teachers: please read this bulletin to your class first period

Day 1 & 2 Bell Schedule 8:35a Warning Bell 8:40a - 9:59a Period 1 / 5 9:59a - 10:14a Nutrition Break 10:14a - 11:35a Period 2 / 6 11:35a - 12:20p Lunch Break 12:20p - 1:39p Period 3 / 7 1:45p - 3:02p Period 4 / 8 WORD OF THE DAY Servile adj. Having or showing an excessive willingness to serve or please others. GENERAL ATTENTION ALL CURRENT AP STUDENTS: This year’s AP exam ordering session is happening on Thursday January 17, 2019 after school from 3:15-4:15 pm in the Library. This session is mandatory for all grade 11 students who wish to order AP exams, as well as any grade 12 students who have never written an AP exam before. Students who have previously written an AP exam at Moscrop, are not required to attend this session, but will be required to attend a Bubble Party in April. Students who have previously written AP exams and who do not attend the meeting, can collect order forms & the “AP Bulletin for Students and Parents” on the AP whiteboard outside of room 320. Please speak to your AP teacher or Mr. Adrian in room 318A if you have any questions. Exam ordering begins January 18 and closes February 15. ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS: We invite you and your parents/guardians to attend our AP Night Information Session on Thursday January 17, 2019 from 6:00-7:30pm (in the Multipurpose Room) to learn about the AP program at Moscrop. The purpose of this meeting is to give you an overview of what the AP Program is and how it can benefit your child. We offer AP courses in all five major academic areas including social studies, mathematics, languages, arts, and science. Advanced Placement® courses are college-level courses offered in grades 11 & 12. Please see Mr. Adrian in room 318A if you have any questions. FACTS ABOUT THE CANADIAN INDIGENOUS POPULATION Did you know that according to an RCMP report, 1,017 women and girls identified as Indigenous were murdered between 1980 and 2012—a homicide rate roughly 4.5 times higher than that of all other women in Canada? Moscrop’s Truth and Reconciliation Day is fast approaching, an opportunity to learn more about the history and culture of the Canadian indigenous peoples. Truth and Reconciliation Day is happening on January 17th.

JANUARY SESSION PERIOD DATE CLASSES TO ATTEND TOPIC

6

(M) January 21, 2018

Cancelled – please attend Jan 30 collab presentation

Grit, positive mindset and achieving our goals with the idea

that our biggest challenges are truly our biggest opportunities, and that by leaning into our challenges, we

better position ourselves to succeed and continuously grow into an even better version of who we are and want to be.

-Dustin Hogan - Founder The Rock Star Academy Inc.

www.therockstaracademy.com

Assignment: TBD Due: Tuesday, February 5

(W) January 23, 2018

Cancelled – please attend Jan 30 collab presentation

(F) January 25, 2018

Cancelled – please attend Jan 30 collab presentation

During collab time-

in multi-purpose room

(W) January 30, 2018 Day 2

ALL GRADE 11s must

attend this collaboration time presentation.

NEW! SFU IS COMING TO MOSCROP ON JANUARY 22nd! Attention 11 and 12 students: There will be a representative from SFU coming to Moscrop to discuss SFU’s programs and admissions requirements. As well, the next steps in the application process will be clarified for current Grade 12 students who have applied to SFU. There is no need to sign up – just come to the library on Tuesday, January 22nd at lunch. Ms. Vancic ARCHIMEDES TALKS AT UBC (JANUARY 19, 2019 - MARCH 2, 2019) Grade 11 and 12 students: Archimedes Talks is a speaker series aimed at talented high school students in Vancouver interested in mathematics and engineering. The goal is to provide promising students with opportunities to explore different aspects of math and applied science in an engaging environment. Once a month during the semester, students come to the University of British Columbia's main Vancouver campus. Every session includes two expert speakers, a tour of an interesting location on campus, and lunch. For more information, visit: http://www.math.ubc.ca/Links/ArchimedesTalks/about.html If you'd like to use these hours towards your Work Experience credits, see your Career Advisor in 313. ENRICHMENT OPPORTUNITIES Yale Young Global Scholars (YYGS) - New Haven and Beijing We are still accepting applications for the Yale Young Global Scholars (YYGS) program in New Haven and Beijing. The deadline to apply is February 6, 2019, at 11:59PM EST. Students must submit their online application and all supporting documentation by this date. Apply now! YALE YOUNG AFRICAN SCHOLARS (YYAS) We are also accepting applications for the Yale Young African Scholars (YYAS) program. The application deadline is February 6, 2019, at 11:59PM EST. Applicants must be African secondary school students in order to participate. There is no cost to students to participate in YYAS. Apply now!

CAREER EDUCATION – INDUSTRY TRAINING – COURSE SELECTION INFORMATION NIGHT Jan 23, 2019 – 6:30 pm – Burnaby Central (parents and students invited) Learn about the options for students to participate in Industry Training opportunities as part of their high school electives. The following specializations are offered in the 2019-2020 school year. Ms. Wispinski Youth Train in Trades (work toward apprenticeship level and technical training certificate (post-secondary training in high school) Auto Collision Repair Technician, Auto Refinishing Prep Technician, Auto Service Technician, Baker (Pastry Arts), Carpenter, Construction Electrician, Hairstylist *2 yrs, Landscape Horticulturist, Metal Fabricator, Millwright, Motorcycle Mechanic, Painter & Decorator, Pipefitter, Plumber, Professional Cook, Sheet Metal Worker Industry Connect – develop a professional portfolio Film & Broadcasting, Graphics / Media Arts, Health Sciences, Music Production & Technology, Robotics (Mechatronics) Industry Certification – work toward industry certification Cisco Networking Academy, DigiPen Game Development Academy, Fitness Instructor, Microsoft Office Specialist, Palo Alto Cyber Security Academy, Tourism & Event Management Youth Work in Trades – start your paid apprenticeship while in high school. VOLUNTEER GRADE 11 AND 12 STUDENTS - SUMMER VOLUNTEER INFORMATION SESSION SFU Summer Camps will be recruiting new summer volunteers - and providing information about the various opportunities at Moscrop in the Library at lunch on Feb 5th 11:30-12:00 pm. They will be visiting CLE 10 classes - to share the information with the grade 10's. MORESPORTS (ORIENTATION: JANUARY 17 OR 22, 2019) Grade 11 and 12 students: Would you like to volunteer to work with elementary school students for an afterschool program? This season, Moresports is offering Handball/ Floor Hockey programs at elementary schools around Burnaby. Training will be provided. See your Career Advisor in 313 for more information. Ms. C. Wong SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIPS - SEE BLOG FOR DETAILS: January Deadlines: DB Perks & Lifesaving Society Scholarships DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 David Lam/BC TEAL English Language Learner Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 Mensa Canada Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 February Deadlines: Terry Fox Humanitarian Award DEADLINE: February 1, 2019 BCSSA (British Columbia School Superintendents Association) DEADLINE: February 8, 2019 NOON Beedie Luminaries Scholarship DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 15, 2019 Spring Deadlines: Capilano Community Leadership Award DEADLINE: March 1, 2019 Chinese Government Scholarship DEADLINE: April 1, 2019 Charlene Reaveley Children's Charity DEADLINE: April 15, 2019 H.Y. Louie and Lohn Entrance Award (SFU Entrance Award) DEADLINE: April 30, 2019 Children of RBC Employees (Canada) DEADLINE: May 1, 2019 B. Davis Scholarship (Essay competition) DEADLINE: May 24, 2019 Ongoing: Vancouver Academy of Dramatic Arts (VADA) DEADLINE: August 1, 2019 Berridge Theatre and Film Programs (Normandy, France) - Summer Program Scholarships Available UBC Musqueam First Nation Scholarships LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES ADVENTURES IN CITIZENSHIP Apply now to be the Burnaby Rotary Club’s Youth Representative to attend a fully funded trip to Ottawa, ON. Learn how our government works, gain an understanding of our country, and meet leaders and decision makers while engaging with young Canadians from every province. To qualify, you must: • Be between 16 and 18 • Have excellent academic standing • Be involved in Community Service with an emphasis on non-school related volunteering • Have leadership abilities • Be a Canadian citizen or have Landed Immigrant Status • Be able to go to Ottawa from April 28 – May 1, 2019 Interviews with a panel of Rotarians will be scheduled at the end of January. To apply, send a 250 word essay to Ms. Wong by January 11, 2019 for the topic: “What does being Canadian mean to you?” ROTARY YOUTH LEADERSHIP AWARD (RYLA) SOUTH - DEADLINE: January 15, 2019 Are you a Burnaby Youth in grade 10 - 12, and have demonstrated leadership and service in your school or community? If so, you may be eligible to apply for a fully sponsored 4 - day leadership camp over the Easter Long weekend (Saturday, March 30 - Tuesday, April 2, 2019.) RYLA participants will attend a Leadership Camp Experience at Camp Elphinstone with other youth from across British Columbia. Interviews will take place the fourth week of January 2019. Find out more information at: www.ryla5040.org

Moscrop Secondary Student Bulletin Monday, January 14, 2019 Day 1 Periods: 1 2 3 4 Teachers: please read this bulletin to your class first period

Day 1 & 2 Bell Schedule 8:35a Warning Bell 8:40a - 9:59a Period 1 / 5 9:59a - 10:14a Nutrition Break 10:14a - 11:35a Period 2 / 6 11:35a - 12:20p Lunch Break 12:20p - 1:39p Period 3 / 7 1:45p - 3:02p Period 4 / 8 WORD OF THE DAY Vituperative adj. Bitter and abusive. GENERAL FINE ARTS NIGHT is Tuesday, January 22 from 7:00pm to 8:30pm. All are welcome to attend. There will be lots of art including live drawing, dancing, theatre and music. Free beverages and food, too! Fine Arts Council / Mr. Botting ATTENTION ALL CURRENT AP STUDENTS: This year’s AP exam ordering session is happening on Thursday January 17, 2019 after school from 3:15-4:15 pm in the Library. This session is mandatory for all grade 11 students who wish to order AP exams, as well as any grade 12 students who have never written an AP exam before. Students who have previously written an AP exam at Moscrop, are not required to attend this session, but will be required to attend a Bubble Party in April. Students who have previously written AP exams and who do not attend the meeting, can collect order forms & the “AP Bulletin for Students and Parents” on the AP whiteboard outside of room 320. Please speak to your AP teacher or Mr. Adrian in room 318A if you have any questions. Exam ordering begins January 18 and closes February 15. ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS: We invite you and your parents/guardians to attend our AP Night Information Session on Thursday January 17, 2019 from 6:00-7:30pm (in the Multipurpose Room) to learn about the AP program at Moscrop. The purpose of this meeting is to give you an overview of what the AP Program is and how it can benefit your child. We offer AP courses in all five major academic areas including social studies, mathematics, languages, arts, and science. Advanced Placement® courses are college-level courses offered in grades 11 & 12. Please see Mr. Adrian in room 318A if you have any questions. FACTS ABOUT THE CANADIAN INDIGENOUS POPULATION Did you know that in 2016, one in five indigenous people live in a dwelling that needed major repairs? Moscrop’s Truth and Reconciliation Day is fast approaching, an opportunity to learn more about the history and culture of the Canadian indigenous peoples. Truth and Reconciliation Day is happening on January 17th.

JANUARY SESSION PERIOD DATE CLASSES TO ATTEND TOPIC

6 (M) January 21, 2018

Cancelled – please attend Jan 30 collab presentation

Grit, positive mindset and achieving our goals with the idea

that our biggest challenges are truly our biggest opportunities, and that by leaning into our challenges, we

better position ourselves to succeed and continuously grow into an even better version of who we are and want to be.

-Dustin Hogan - Founder The Rock Star Academy Inc.

www.therockstaracademy.com

Assignment: TBD Due: Tuesday, February 5

(W) January 23, 2018

Cancelled – please attend Jan 30 collab presentation

(F) January 25, 2018

Cancelled – please attend Jan 30 collab presentation

During collab time-

in multi-purpose room

(W) January 30, 2018 Day 2

ALL GRADE 11s must

attend this collaboration time presentation.

SFU IS COMING TO MOSCROP ON JANUARY 22nd! Attention 11 and 12 students: There will be a representative from SFU coming to Moscrop to discuss SFU’s programs and admissions requirements. As well, the next steps in the application process will be clarified for current Grade 12 students who have applied to SFU. There is no need to sign up – just come to the library on Tuesday, January 22nd at lunch. Ms. Vancic ARCHIMEDES TALKS AT UBC (JANUARY 19, 2019 - MARCH 2, 2019) Grade 11 and 12 students: Archimedes Talks is a speaker series aimed at talented high school students in Vancouver interested in mathematics and engineering. The goal is to provide promising students with opportunities to explore different aspects of math and applied science in an engaging environment. Once a month during the semester, students come to the University of British Columbia's main Vancouver campus. Every session includes two expert speakers, a tour of an interesting location on campus, and lunch. For more information, visit: http://www.math.ubc.ca/Links/ArchimedesTalks/about.html If you'd like to use these hours towards your Work Experience credits, see your Career Advisor in 313. ENRICHMENT OPPORTUNITIES YALE YOUNG GLOBAL SCHOLARS (YYGS) - NEW HAVEN AND BEIJING: (We are still accepting applications for the Yale Young Global Scholars (YYGS) program in New Haven and Beijing. The deadline to apply is February 6, 2019, at 11:59PM EST. Students must submit their online application and all supporting documentation by this date. Apply now! YALE YOUNG AFRICAN SCHOLARS (YYAS): We are also accepting applications for the Yale Young African Scholars (YYAS) program. The application deadline is February 6, 2019, at 11:59PM EST. Applicants must be African secondary school students in order to participate. There is no cost to students to participate in YYAS. Apply now!

CAREER EDUCATION – INDUSTRY TRAINING – COURSE SELECTION INFORMATION NIGHT

Jan 23, 2019 – 6:30 pm – Burnaby Central (parents and students invited) Learn about the options for students to participate in Industry Training opportunities as part of their high school electives. The following specializations are offered in the 2019-2020 school year. Ms. Wispinski Youth Train in Trades (Work toward apprenticeship level and technical training certificate (post-secondary training in high school) Auto Collision Repair Technician, Auto Refinishing Prep Technician, Auto Service Technician, Baker (Pastry Arts), Carpenter, Construction Electrician, Hairstylist *2 yrs, Landscape Horticulturist, Metal Fabricator, Millwright, Motorcycle Mechanic, Painter & Decorator, Pipefitter, Plumber, Professional Cook, Sheet Metal Worker Industry Connect – develop a professional portfolio Film & Broadcasting, Graphics / Media Arts, Health Sciences, Music Production & Technology, Robotics (Mechatronics) Industry Certification – work toward industry certification Cisco Networking Academy, DigiPen Game Development Academy, Fitness Instructor, Microsoft Office Specialist, Palo Alto Cyber Security Academy, Tourism & Event Management Youth Work in Trades – start your paid apprenticeship while in high school. VOLUNTEER GRADE 11 AND 12 STUDENTS - SUMMER VOLUNTEER INFORMATION SESSION SFU Summer Camps will be recruiting new summer volunteers - and providing information about the various opportunities at Moscrop in the Library at lunch on Feb 5th 11:30-12:00 pm. They will be visiting CLE 10 classes - to share the information with the grade 10's. MORESPORTS (ORIENTATION: JANUARY 17 OR 22, 2019) Grade 11 and 12 students: Would you like to volunteer to work with elementary school students for an afterschool program? This season, Moresports is offering Handball/ Floor Hockey programs at elementary schools around Burnaby. Training will be provided. See your Career Advisor in 313 for more information. Ms. C. Wong SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIPS - SEE BLOG FOR DETAILS: January Deadlines: DB Perks & Lifesaving Society Scholarships DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 David Lam/BC TEAL English Language Learner Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 Mensa Canada Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 February Deadlines: Terry Fox Humanitarian Award DEADLINE: February 1, 2019 Cmolik Foundation DEADLINE: submission to Ms. Wong by February 5th, 2019 BCSSA (British Columbia School Superintendents Association) DEADLINE: February 8, 2019 NOON Beedie Luminaries Scholarship DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 15, 2019 Spring Deadlines: Capilano Community Leadership Award DEADLINE: March 1, 2019 Chinese Government Scholarship DEADLINE: April 1, 2019 Charlene Reaveley Children's Charity DEADLINE: April 15, 2019 H.Y. Louie and Lohn Entrance Award (SFU Entrance Award) DEADLINE: April 30, 2019 Children of RBC Employees (Canada) DEADLINE: May 1, 2019 B. Davis Scholarship (Essay competition) DEADLINE: May 24, 2019 Ongoing: Vancouver Academy of Dramatic Arts (VADA) DEADLINE: August 1, 2019 Berridge Theatre and Film Programs (Normandy, France) - Summer Program Scholarships Available UBC Musqueam First Nation Scholarships LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES ROTARY YOUTH LEADERSHIP AWARD (RYLA) SOUTH - DEADLINE: January 15, 2019 Are you a Burnaby Youth in grade 10 - 12, and have demonstrated leadership and service in your school or community? If so, you may be eligible to apply for a fully sponsored 4 - day leadership camp over the Easter Long weekend (Saturday, March 30 - Tuesday, April 2, 2019.) RYLA participants will attend a Leadership Camp Experience at Camp Elphinstone with other youth from across British Columbia. Interviews will take place the fourth week of January 2019. Find out more information at: www.ryla5040.org

Moscrop Secondary Student Bulletin Tuesday, January 15, 2019 Day 2 Periods: 5 6 7 8 Teachers: please read this bulletin to your class first period

Day 1 & 2 Bell Schedule 8:35a Warning Bell 8:40a - 9:59a Period 1 / 5 9:59a - 10:14a Nutrition Break 10:14a - 11:35a Period 2 / 6

11:35a - 12:20p Lunch Break 12:20p - 1:39p Period 3 / 7 1:45p - 3:02p Period 4 / 8

WORD OF THE DAY Patronize v. Treat with an apparent kindness that betrays a feeling of superiority. GOOD NEWS ATHLETE OF THE MONTH...DECEMBER - As the Fall season wrapped up in early December, the Winter Season started. All of the six basketball teams, the boys Table Tennis team saw action in December and many athletes had good performances, demonstrated excellent dedication, and had great sportsmanship. For the month of December, three students were nominated for Athlete of the Month: congratulations to Serena Hu (Grade 10...Sr Girls Basketball), Ahmed Abou Elenin (Grade 11...Wrestling), Mina Veljkovic (Grade 8...Grade 8 Girls Basketball) for their nominations. Congratulations to Ahmed Abou Elenin for being awarded as the Athlete of the Month for December!! Ahmed is in his first year of representing Moscrop in Wrestling. Ahmed currently travels between Moscrop and Burnaby Central to train and compete with their Wrestling Team. He has had remarkable success in the first month of competition, coming 1st at "War on the Floor" Novice, and after competing in back-to-back tournaments, going face-to-face with the best wrestlers in the province in the Elite division, placing third. We wish Ahmed luck for the rest of the Winter season. GENERAL NEW! GRADE 9 IMMUNIZATION: All Grade 9 students will receive a consent form from the Health Department in their Period 5 classes on Tuesday, January 15th. This is to be taken home and signed by a parent or guardian and returned to Moscrop before Friday, January 25th. Information regarding the vaccines is on the form. Vaccinations will take place on the morning of Tuesday, February 5th. Please return the completed forms to the office where a box will be available for students to simply drop off the form. NEW! MOSCROP GOLF TEAM – Any students, boys and girls grades 8-12 interested in joining the Moscrop Golf Team. Please see Mr. Tyfting in Students Services Room 317. Mr. Tyfting NEW! FINE ARTS NIGHT is coming up on Jan 22nd next week from 7:00pm to 8:30pm. All are welcome to attend. There will be free drinks, food and lots of art including the drawing, dancing and theater and music. Mr. Botting. NEW! FLEA MARKET IS COMING! Adopt Our Community Club will be holding a Flea Market on Jan 31st in the Multi! If you are interested in reselling the stuff that you don’t use anymore but is still in good condition, come down to room 116 to check for more information and sign up for your own stores! Don’t miss this fun event! Ms. Greenside NEW! JANUARY'S NUMERACY ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE The schedule for January's Numeracy Assessment on the 23rd, 24th, and 25th has been posted outside the office. This graduation requirement is for grade 12 students who missed last year's assessment in June and for those who requested a re-write. Students should check this list to confirm the date and time of their sitting. Please see Mr. Callister if your name is not on this list but should be. ATTENTION ALL CURRENT AP STUDENTS: This year’s AP exam ordering session is happening on Thursday January 17, 2019 after school from 3:15-4:15 pm in the Library. This session is mandatory for all grade 11 students who wish to order AP exams, as well as any grade 12 students who have never written an AP exam before. Students who have previously written an AP exam at Moscrop, are not required to attend this session, but will be required to attend a Bubble Party in April. Students who have previously written AP exams and who do not attend the meeting, can collect order forms & the “AP Bulletin for Students and Parents” on the AP whiteboard outside of room 320. Please speak to your AP teacher or Mr. Adrian in room 318A if you have any questions. Exam ordering begins January 18 and closes February 15. ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS: We invite you and your parents/guardians to attend our AP Night Information Session on Thursday January 17, 2019 from 6:00-7:30pm (in the Multipurpose Room) to learn about the AP program at Moscrop. The purpose of this meeting is to give you an overview of what the AP Program is and how it can benefit your child. We offer AP courses in all five major academic areas including social studies, mathematics, languages, arts, and science. Advanced Placement® courses are college-level courses offered in grades 11 & 12. Please see Mr. Adrian in room 318A if you have any questions. FACTS ABOUT THE CANADIAN INDIGENOUS POPULATION Did you know that while the exact enlistment number is unknown, it is estimated that well over 4,000 indigenous people served in the Canadian forces during the conflict? Moscrop’s Truth and Reconciliation Day is fast approaching, an opportunity to learn more about the history and culture of the Canadian indigenous peoples. Truth and Reconciliation Day is happening on January 17th. SFU IS COMING TO MOSCROP ON JANUARY 22nd! Attention 11 and 12 students: There will be a representative from SFU coming to Moscrop to discuss SFU’s programs and admissions requirements. As well, the next steps in the application process will be clarified for current Grade 12 students who have applied to SFU. There is no need to sign up – just come to the library on Tuesday, January 22nd at lunch. Ms. Vancic NEW! VANCOUVER'S THIRD STUDENT TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE Millennium is a youth-led not-for-profit organization based in Vancouver, British Columbia. Our goal is to empower youth through the development of strong skills in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics), and to equip them with technological skills to be successful in their future careers. WHERE: Red Academy WHEN: January 19, 2019 (8AM-5PM) PRICE: $25/person OR $20 (Group of 3 Package)

The ticket includes all of the following: 2 Distinguished Keynotes, 1 Speaker Series, 3 Workshops, Complimentary Lunch, Freebies/Swag, The 3 workshops are based on the following topics: Coding (lead by Calvin Ting), Virtual Reality, Robotics (lead by Hope Hakello from Science World) Register NOW for your All-Access Day Pass at https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/millennium-vancouver-techcon-2019-tickets-53220436759#tickets ARCHIMEDES TALKS AT UBC (JANUARY 19, 2019 - MARCH 2, 2019) Grade 11 and 12 students: Archimedes Talks is a speaker series aimed at talented high school students in Vancouver interested in mathematics and engineering. The goal is to provide promising students with opportunities to explore different aspects of math and applied science in an engaging environment. Once a month during the semester, students come to the University of British Columbia's main Vancouver campus. Every session includes two expert speakers, a tour of an interesting location on campus, and lunch. For more information, visit: http://www.math.ubc.ca/Links/ArchimedesTalks/about.html If you'd like to use these hours towards your Work Experience credits, see your Career Advisor in 313. ENRICHMENT OPPORTUNITIES YALE YOUNG GLOBAL SCHOLARS (YYGS) - NEW HAVEN AND BEIJING: (We are still accepting applications for the Yale Young Global Scholars (YYGS) program in New Haven and Beijing. The deadline to apply is February 6, 2019, at 11:59PM EST. Students must submit their online application and all supporting documentation by this date. Apply now! YALE YOUNG AFRICAN SCHOLARS (YYAS): We are also accepting applications for the Yale Young African Scholars (YYAS) program. The application deadline is February 6, 2019, at 11:59PM EST. Applicants must be African secondary school students in order to participate. There is no cost to students to participate in YYAS. Apply now! CAREER EDUCATION – INDUSTRY TRAINING – COURSE SELECTION INFORMATION NIGHT Jan 23, 2019 – 6:30 pm – Burnaby Central (parents and students invited) Learn about the options for students to participate in Industry Training opportunities as part of their high school electives. The following specializations are offered in the 2019-2020 school year. Ms. Wispinski

Youth Train in Trades (Work toward apprenticeship level and technical training certificate (post-secondary training in high school) Auto Collision Repair Technician, Auto Refinishing Prep Technician, Auto Service Technician, Baker (Pastry Arts), Carpenter, Construction Electrician, Hairstylist *2 yrs, Landscape Horticulturist, Metal Fabricator, Millwright, Motorcycle Mechanic, Painter & Decorator, Pipefitter, Plumber, Professional Cook, Sheet Metal Worker Industry Connect – develop a professional portfolio Film & Broadcasting, Graphics / Media Arts, Health Sciences, Music Production & Technology, Robotics (Mechatronics) Industry Certification – work toward industry certification Cisco Networking Academy, DigiPen Game Development Academy, Fitness Instructor, Microsoft Office Specialist, Palo Alto Cyber Security Academy, Tourism & Event Management Youth Work in Trades – start your paid apprenticeship while in high school. VOLUNTEER GRADE 11 AND 12 STUDENTS - SUMMER VOLUNTEER INFORMATION SESSION SFU Summer Camps will be recruiting new summer volunteers - and providing information about the various opportunities at Moscrop in the Library at lunch on Feb 5th 11:30-12:00 pm. They will be visiting CLE 10 classes - to share the information with the grade 10's. MORESPORTS (ORIENTATION: JANUARY 17 OR 22, 2019) Grade 11 and 12 students: Would you like to volunteer to work with elementary school students for an afterschool program? This season, Moresports is offering Handball/ Floor Hockey programs at elementary schools around Burnaby. Training will be provided. See your Career Advisor in 313 for more information. Ms. C. Wong SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIPS - SEE BLOG FOR DETAILS: January Deadlines: NEW! BC Excellence Scholarships DEADLINE: January 25, 2019 to Ms. Wong DB Perks & Lifesaving Society Scholarships DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 David Lam/BC TEAL English Language Learner Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 Mensa Canada Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 February Deadlines: Terry Fox Humanitarian Award DEADLINE: February 1, 2019 Cmolik Foundation DEADLINE: submission to Ms. Wong by February 5th, 2019 BCSSA (British Columbia School Superintendents Association) DEADLINE: February 8, 2019 NOON Beedie Luminaries Scholarship DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 15, 2019 NEW! BC Excellence Scholarships DEADLINE: January 25, 2019 to Ms. Wong Spring Deadlines: Capilano Community Leadership Award DEADLINE: March 1, 2019 Chinese Government Scholarship DEADLINE: April 1, 2019 Charlene Reaveley Children's Charity DEADLINE: April 15, 2019 H.Y. Louie and Lohn Entrance Award (SFU Entrance Award) DEADLINE: April 30, 2019 Children of RBC Employees (Canada) DEADLINE: May 1, 2019 B. Davis Scholarship (Essay competition) DEADLINE: May 24, 2019 Ongoing: Vancouver Academy of Dramatic Arts (VADA) DEADLINE: August 1, 2019 Berridge Theatre and Film Programs (Normandy, France) - Summer Program Scholarships Available UBC Musqueam First Nation Scholarships LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES ROTARY YOUTH LEADERSHIP AWARD (RYLA) SOUTH - DEADLINE: January 15, 2019 Are you a Burnaby Youth in grade 10 - 12, and have demonstrated leadership and service in your school or community? If so, you may be eligible to apply for a fully sponsored 4 - day leadership camp over the Easter Long weekend (Saturday, March 30 - Tuesday, April 2, 2019.) RYLA participants will attend a Leadership Camp Experience at Camp Elphinstone with other youth from across British Columbia. Interviews will take place the fourth week of January 2019. Find out more information at: www.ryla5040.org

Moscrop Secondary Student Bulletin Wednesday, January 16, 2019 Day 1 Periods: 1 2 3 4 Teachers: please read this bulletin to your class first period

Day 1 & 2 Bell Schedule 8:35a Warning Bell 8:40a - 9:59a Period 1 / 5 9:59a - 10:14a Nutrition Break 10:14a - 11:35a Period 2 / 6

11:35a - 12:20p Lunch Break 12:20p - 1:39p Period 3 / 7 1:45p - 3:02p Period 4 / 8

WORD OF THE DAY Amicable adj. Having a spirit of friendliness; without arguments or serious disagreement. GOOD NEWS ATHLETE OF THE MONTH...DECEMBER - As the Fall season wrapped up in early December, the Winter Season started. All of the six basketball teams, the boys Table Tennis team saw action in December and many athletes had good performances, demonstrated excellent dedication, and had great sportsmanship. For the month of December, three students were nominated for Athlete of the Month: congratulations to Serena Hu (Grade 10...Sr Girls Basketball), Ahmed Abou Elenin (Grade 11...Wrestling), Mina Veljkovic (Grade 8...Grade 8 Girls Basketball) for their nominations. Congratulations to Ahmed Abou Elenin for being awarded as the Athlete of the Month for December!! Ahmed is in his first year of representing Moscrop in Wrestling. Ahmed currently travels between Moscrop and Burnaby Central to train and compete with their Wrestling Team. He has had remarkable success in the first month of competition, coming 1st at "War on the Floor" Novice, and after competing in back-to-back tournaments, going face-to-face with the best wrestlers in the province in the Elite division, placing third. We wish Ahmed luck for the rest of the winter season. GENERAL NEW! CERTIFICATES. The following students have Honour Roll certificates to be picked up at the office:

Austria, Calvin Espinosa Torres, Grecia Matianiu, Medina Bobrovskaya, Catherine Fortez, Arlene Mackintosh, Heather Chin, Cedric Hashimoto Chang, M.H. Madhavan, Meckayla Chu, Belinda He, Daniel Purdy, Caleb Chu, Benson Jaffer, Zohair Ranges, Lovely Chui, Faustina Kim, Soobin Song, Abigail Cleroux, Kimberly Luong, Jane Souza, Lucas Cui, Jingyi Lee, Jeong Yang, Elena Chavarria Sosa, Kassandra Lu, Christina Yip, Mia

NEW! MOSCROP DRY GRAD – ONLINE SILENT AUCTION. Check out the Online Silent Auction. https://www.biddingOwl.com/MoscropDryGrad. We have some great items, with all the proceeds going to Moscrop Dry Grad Event. The auction ends on Sat Jan 19th at 6pm. Get online and see what we have. If you have any questions email moscropdrygrad@gmail.com or check out our website https://moscrop.burnabyschools.ca/parents/dry-grad-information/ NEW! GRADE 8 MOVIE FIELD TRIP. On the morning of Feb. 14th, all Grade 8s are invited to attend a field trip to see “The Lego Movie 2” at Landmark Theatres in New West as part of our peer mentorship program. Field trip forms were sent home on Wednesday with all grade 8s. If you were absent or did not receive one in your Period 1 class, extra forms are available at the main office. If you have any questions, please see either Ms. Quelch or Mrs. Loong. MOSCROP GOLF TEAM. Any students, boys and girls, grades 8-12 interested in joining the Moscrop Golf Team, please see Mr. Tyfting in Students Services Room 317. Mr. Tyfting FINE ARTS NIGHT is coming up on Jan 22nd next week from 7:00pm to 8:30pm. All are welcome to attend. There will be free drinks, food and lots of art including the drawing, dancing and theater and music. Mr. Botting. FLEA MARKET IS COMING! Adopt Our Community Club will be holding a Flea Market on Jan 31st in the Multi! If you are interested in reselling the stuff that you don’t use anymore but is still in good condition, come down to room 116 to check for more information and sign up for your own stores! Don’t miss this fun event! Ms. Greenside JANUARY'S NUMERACY ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE The schedule for January's Numeracy Assessment on the 23rd, 24th, and 25th has been posted outside the office. This graduation requirement is for grade 12 students who missed last year's assessment in June and for those who requested a re-write. Students should check this list to confirm the date and time of their sitting. Please see Mr. Callister if your name is not on this list but should be. ATTENTION ALL CURRENT AP STUDENTS: This year’s AP exam ordering session is happening on Thursday January 17, 2019 after school from 3:15 – 4:15 pm in the Library. This session is mandatory for all grade 11 students who wish to order AP exams, as well as any grade 12 students who have never written an AP exam before. Students who have previously written an AP exam at Moscrop, are not required to attend this session, but will be required to attend a Bubble Party in April. Students who have previously written AP exams and who do not attend the meeting, can collect order forms & the “AP Bulletin for Students and Parents” on the AP whiteboard outside of room 320. Please speak to your AP teacher or Mr. Adrian in room 318A if you have any questions. Exam ordering begins January 18 and closes February 15. ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS: We invite you and your parents/guardians to attend our AP Night Information Session on Thursday January 17, 2019 from 6:00-7:30pm (in the Multipurpose Room) to learn about the AP program at Moscrop. The purpose of this meeting is to give you an overview of what the AP Program is and how it can benefit your child. We offer AP courses in all five major academic areas including social studies, mathematics, languages, arts, and science. Advanced Placement® courses are college-level courses offered in grades 11 & 12. Please see Mr. Adrian in room 318A if you have any questions. FACTS ABOUT THE CANADIAN INDIGENOUS POPULATION Did you know that in Canada there are 70 distinct indigenous languages? Moscrop’s Truth and Reconciliation Day is fast approaching, an opportunity to learn more about the history and culture of the Canadian indigenous peoples. Truth and Reconciliation Day is happening on January 17th.

SFU IS COMING TO MOSCROP ON JANUARY 22nd! Attention 11 and 12 students: There will be a representative from SFU coming to Moscrop to discuss SFU’s programs and admissions requirements. As well, the next steps in the application process will be clarified for current Grade 12 students who have applied to SFU. There is no need to sign up – just come to the library on Tuesday, January 22nd at lunch. Ms. Vancic VANCOUVER'S THIRD STUDENT TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE Millennium is a youth-led not-for-profit organization based in Vancouver, British Columbia. Our goal is to empower youth through the development of strong skills in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics), and to equip them with technological skills to be successful in their future careers. WHERE: Red Academy WHEN: January 19, 2019 (8AM-5PM) PRICE: $25/person OR $20 (Group of 3 Package) The ticket includes all of the following: 2 Distinguished Keynotes, 1 Speaker Series, 3 Workshops, Complimentary Lunch, Freebies/Swag, The 3 workshops are based on the following topics: Coding (lead by Calvin Ting), Virtual Reality, Robotics (lead by Hope Hakello from Science World) Register NOW for your All-Access Day Pass at https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/millennium-vancouver-techcon-2019-tickets-53220436759#tickets ARCHIMEDES TALKS AT UBC (JANUARY 19, 2019 - MARCH 2, 2019) Grade 11 and 12 students: Archimedes Talks is a speaker series aimed at talented high school students in Vancouver interested in mathematics and engineering. The goal is to provide promising students with opportunities to explore different aspects of math and applied science in an engaging environment. Once a month during the semester, students come to the University of British Columbia's main Vancouver campus. Every session includes two expert speakers, a tour of an interesting location on campus, and lunch. For more information, visit: http://www.math.ubc.ca/Links/ArchimedesTalks/about.html If you'd like to use these hours towards your Work Experience credits, see your Career Advisor in 313. ENRICHMENT OPPORTUNITIES CAREER EDUCATION – INDUSTRY TRAINING – COURSE SELECTION INFORMATION NIGHT Jan 23, 2019 – 6:30 pm – Burnaby Central (parents and students invited) Learn about the options for students to participate in Industry Training opportunities as part of their high school electives. The following specializations are offered in the 2019-2020 school year. Ms. Wispinski

Youth Train in Trades (Work toward apprenticeship level and technical training certificate (post-secondary training in high school) Auto Collision Repair Technician, Auto Refinishing Prep Technician, Auto Service Technician, Baker (Pastry Arts), Carpenter, Construction Electrician, Hairstylist *2 yrs, Landscape Horticulturist, Metal Fabricator, Millwright, Motorcycle Mechanic, Painter & Decorator, Pipefitter, Plumber, Professional Cook, Sheet Metal Worker Industry Connect – develop a professional portfolio Film & Broadcasting, Graphics / Media Arts, Health Sciences, Music Production & Technology, Robotics (Mechatronics) Industry Certification – work toward industry certification Cisco Networking Academy, DigiPen Game Development Academy, Fitness Instructor, Microsoft Office Specialist, Palo Alto Cyber Security Academy, Tourism & Event Management Youth Work in Trades – start your paid apprenticeship while in high school. VOLUNTEER GRADE 11 AND 12 STUDENTS - SUMMER VOLUNTEER INFORMATION SESSION SFU Summer Camps will be recruiting new summer volunteers - and providing information about the various opportunities at Moscrop in the Library at lunch on Feb 5th 11:30-12:00 pm. They will be visiting CLE 10 classes - to share the information with the grade 10's. MORESPORTS (ORIENTATION: JANUARY 17 OR 22, 2019) Grade 11 and 12 students: Would you like to volunteer to work with elementary school students for an afterschool program? This season, Moresports is offering Handball/ Floor Hockey programs at elementary schools around Burnaby. Training will be provided. See your Career Advisor in 313 for more information. Ms. C. Wong SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIPS - SEE BLOG FOR DETAILS: January Deadlines: BC Excellence Scholarships DEADLINE: January 25, 2019 to Ms. Wong DB Perks & Lifesaving Society Scholarships DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 David Lam/BC TEAL English Language Learner Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 Mensa Canada Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 February Deadlines: Terry Fox Humanitarian Award DEADLINE: February 1, 2019 Cmolik Foundation DEADLINE: submission to Ms. Wong by February 5th, 2019 BCSSA (British Columbia School Superintendents Association) DEADLINE: February 8, 2019 NOON Beedie Luminaries Scholarship DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 15, 2019 Spring Deadlines: Capilano Community Leadership Award DEADLINE: March 1, 2019 Chinese Government Scholarship DEADLINE: April 1, 2019 Charlene Reaveley Children's Charity DEADLINE: April 15, 2019 H.Y. Louie and Lohn Entrance Award (SFU Entrance Award) DEADLINE: April 30, 2019 Children of RBC Employees (Canada) DEADLINE: May 1, 2019 B. Davis Scholarship (Essay competition) DEADLINE: May 24, 2019 Ongoing: Vancouver Academy of Dramatic Arts (VADA) DEADLINE: August 1, 2019 Berridge Theatre and Film Programs (Normandy, France) - Summer Program Scholarships Available UBC Musqueam First Nation Scholarships SPORTS NEW! HIGH KICK & LEG WRESTLING in the mat room TODAY at lunch. All interested invited to small gym mat room TODAY, no shoes worn. Thank you. Mr. Leung NEW! HANDBALL INTRAMURALS! Come to the P.E. Office to pick up your forms and sign up with your team. Deadline for sign-up sheets is Jan 23. Come out to play or watch with your friends. Hope to see you there. Mr. Spracklin

Moscrop Secondary Student Bulletin Thursday January 17, 2019 Day 2 Periods: 5 6 7 8 Teachers: please read this bulletin to your class first period

Day 1 & 2 Bell Schedule 8:35a Warning Bell 8:40a - 9:59a Period 1 / 5 9:59a - 10:14a Nutrition Break 10:14a - 11:35a Period 2 / 6

11:35a - 12:20p Lunch Break 12:20p - 1:39p Period 3 / 7 1:45p - 3:02p Period 4 / 8

WORD OF THE DAY Benign adj. Mild or favorable (result). Gentle, kind, good. GENERAL TRUTH AND RECONCILIATION DAY Did you know that the Truth and reconciliation commission of Canada was officially established on June 2nd 2008? Moscrop’s Truth and Reconciliation Day today, it is an opportunity to learn more about the history and culture of the Canadian indigenous peoples. ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS We invite you and your parents/guardians to attend our AP Night Information Session TODAY Thursday January 17, 2019 from 6:00-7:30pm (in the Multipurpose Room) to learn about the AP program at Moscrop. The purpose of this meeting is to give you an overview of what the AP Program is and how it can benefit your child. We offer AP courses in all five major academic areas including social studies, mathematics, languages, arts, and science. Advanced Placement® courses are college-level courses offered in grades 11 & 12. Please see Mr. Adrian in room 318A if you have any questions. NEW! ATTENTION PARENTS: ARE YOU WONDERING HOW TO SUPPORT YOUR TEENAGER IN CHOOSING THEIR EVENTUAL CAREER PATH? Here is a quick and thought provoking article that helps you understand how important Career Education is for your evolving teenager. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/coaching-your-teen-through-career-exploration-lee-taal More about Career Education: Did you know that Career Development is one of the three goals BCs Education System? Career Life Education (Gr 10 course) and Career Life Connections (Gr 11/12 course) are the two new courses that work to support your child in becoming successful, educated citizens by providing them with opportunities to explore & analyze a variety of careers and options for their future. Want more information? Here are some links: Moscrop CLC 11/12 website: https://blogs.sd41.bc.ca/moscrop-gradtransitions/student-led-interviews/transition-guide/ Ministry of Education curriculum link: https://curriculum.gov.bc.ca/curriculum/career-education Youtube video re: the importance of Career Education: https://youtu.be/KevtDOyJcu0 -Laura Dato (Laura.Dato@burnabyschools.ca) CERTIFICATES. The following students have Honour Roll certificates to be picked up at the office:

Austria, Calvin Chavarria Sosa, Kassandra Lu, Christina Bobrovskaya, Catherine Espinosa Torres, Grecia Madhavan, Meckayla Chin, Cedric Hashimoto Chang, M.H. Purdy, Caleb Chu, Belinda He, Daniel Ranges, Lovely Chu, Benson Jaffer, Zohair Song, Abigail Chui, Faustina Kim, Soobin Souza, Lucas Cleroux, Kimberly Lee, Jeong Yang, Elena Cui, Jingyi

MOSCROP DRY GRAD – ONLINE SILENT AUCTION. Check out the Online Silent Auction. https://www.biddingOwl.com/MoscropDryGrad. We have some great items, with all the proceeds going to Moscrop Dry Grad Event. The auction ends on Sat Jan 19th at 6pm. Get online and see what we have. If you have any questions email moscropdrygrad@gmail.com or check out our website https://moscrop.burnabyschools.ca/parents/dry-grad-information/ GRADE 8 MOVIE FIELD TRIP. On the morning of Feb. 14th, all Grade 8s are invited to attend a field trip to see “The Lego Movie 2” at Landmark Theatres in New West as part of our peer mentorship program. Field trip forms were sent home on Wednesday with all grade 8s. If you were absent or did not receive one in your Period 1 class, extra forms are available at the main office. If you have any questions, please see either Ms. Quelch or Mrs. Loong. MOSCROP GOLF TEAM. Any students, boys and girls, grades 8-12 interested in joining the Moscrop Golf Team, please see Mr. Tyfting in Students Services Room 317. Mr. Tyfting FINE ARTS NIGHT is coming up on Jan 22nd next week from 7:00pm to 8:30pm. All are welcome to attend. There will be free drinks, food and lots of art including the drawing, dancing and theater and music. Mr. Botting. FLEA MARKET IS COMING! Adopt Our Community Club will be holding a Flea Market on Jan 31st in the Multi! If you are interested in reselling the stuff that you don’t use anymore but is still in good condition, come down to room 116 to check for more information and sign up for your own stores! Don’t miss this fun event! Ms. Greenside JANUARY'S NUMERACY ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE The schedule for January's Numeracy Assessment on the 23rd, 24th, and 25th has been posted outside the office. This graduation requirement is for grade 12 students who missed last year's assessment in June and for those who requested a re-write. Students should check this list to confirm the date and time of their sitting. Please see Mr. Callister if your name is not on this list but should be. ATTENTION ALL CURRENT AP STUDENTS: This year’s AP exam ordering session is happening TODAY Thursday January 17, 2019 after school from 3:15 – 4:15 pm in the Library. This session is mandatory for all grade 11 students who wish to order AP exams, as well as any grade 12 students who have never written an AP exam before. Students who have previously written an AP exam at Moscrop, are not required to attend this session, but will be required to attend a Bubble Party in April. Students who have previously written AP exams and who do not attend the meeting, can collect order forms & the “AP Bulletin for Students and Parents” on the AP whiteboard outside of room 320. Please speak to your AP teacher or Mr. Adrian in room 318A if you have any questions. Exam ordering begins January 18 and closes February 15.

SFU IS COMING TO MOSCROP ON JANUARY 22nd! Attention 11 and 12 students: There will be a representative from SFU coming to Moscrop to discuss SFU’s programs and admissions requirements. As well, the next steps in the application process will be clarified for current Grade 12 students who have applied to SFU. There is no need to sign up – just come to the library on Tuesday, January 22nd at lunch. Ms. Vancic VANCOUVER'S THIRD STUDENT TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE Millennium is a youth-led not-for-profit organization based in Vancouver, British Columbia. Our goal is to empower youth through the development of strong skills in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics), and to equip them with technological skills to be successful in their future careers. WHERE: Red Academy WHEN: January 19, 2019 (8AM-5PM) PRICE: $25/person OR $20 (Group of 3 Package) The ticket includes all of the following: 2 Distinguished Keynotes, 1 Speaker Series, 3 Workshops, Complimentary Lunch, Freebies/Swag, The 3 workshops are based on the following topics: Coding (lead by Calvin Ting), Virtual Reality, Robotics (lead by Hope Hakello from Science World) Register NOW for your All-Access Day Pass at https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/millennium-vancouver-techcon-2019-tickets-53220436759#tickets ARCHIMEDES TALKS AT UBC (JANUARY 19, 2019 - MARCH 2, 2019) Grade 11 and 12 students: Archimedes Talks is a speaker series aimed at talented high school students in Vancouver interested in mathematics and engineering. The goal is to provide promising students with opportunities to explore different aspects of math and applied science in an engaging environment. Once a month during the semester, students come to the University of British Columbia's main Vancouver campus. Every session includes two expert speakers, a tour of an interesting location on campus, and lunch. For more information, visit: http://www.math.ubc.ca/Links/ArchimedesTalks/about.html If you'd like to use these hours towards your Work Experience credits, see your Career Advisor in 313. ENRICHMENT OPPORTUNITIES CAREER EDUCATION – INDUSTRY TRAINING – COURSE SELECTION INFORMATION NIGHT Jan 23, 2019 – 6:30 pm – Burnaby Central (parents and students invited) Learn about the options for students to participate in Industry Training opportunities as part of their high school electives. The following specializations are offered in the 2019-2020 school year. Ms. Wispinski

Youth Train in Trades (Work toward apprenticeship level and technical training certificate (post-secondary training in high school) Auto Collision Repair Technician, Auto Refinishing Prep Technician, Auto Service Technician, Baker (Pastry Arts), Carpenter, Construction Electrician, Hairstylist *2 yrs, Landscape Horticulturist, Metal Fabricator, Millwright, Motorcycle Mechanic, Painter & Decorator, Pipefitter, Plumber, Professional Cook, Sheet Metal Worker Industry Connect – develop a professional portfolio Film & Broadcasting, Graphics / Media Arts, Health Sciences, Music Production & Technology, Robotics (Mechatronics) Industry Certification – work toward industry certification Cisco Networking Academy, DigiPen Game Development Academy, Fitness Instructor, Microsoft Office Specialist, Palo Alto Cyber Security Academy, Tourism & Event Management Youth Work in Trades – start your paid apprenticeship while in high school. VOLUNTEER GRADE 11 AND 12 STUDENTS - SUMMER VOLUNTEER INFORMATION SESSION SFU Summer Camps will be recruiting new summer volunteers - and providing information about the various opportunities at Moscrop in the Library at lunch on Feb 5th 11:30-12:00 pm. They will be visiting CLE 10 classes - to share the information with the grade 10's. MORESPORTS (ORIENTATION: JANUARY 17 OR 22, 2019) Grade 11 and 12 students: Would you like to volunteer to work with elementary school students for an afterschool program? This season, Moresports is offering Handball/ Floor Hockey programs at elementary schools around Burnaby. Training will be provided. See your Career Advisor in 313 for more information. Ms. C. Wong SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIPS - SEE BLOG FOR DETAILS: January Deadlines: BC Excellence Scholarships DEADLINE: January 25, 2019 to Ms. Wong DB Perks & Lifesaving Society Scholarships DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 David Lam/BC TEAL English Language Learner Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 Mensa Canada Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 February Deadlines: Terry Fox Humanitarian Award DEADLINE: February 1, 2019 Cmolik Foundation DEADLINE: submission to Ms. Wong by February 5th, 2019 BCSSA (British Columbia School Superintendents Association) DEADLINE: February 8, 2019 NOON Beedie Luminaries Scholarship DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 15, 2019 Spring Deadlines: Capilano Community Leadership Award DEADLINE: March 1, 2019 Chinese Government Scholarship DEADLINE: April 1, 2019 Charlene Reaveley Children's Charity DEADLINE: April 15, 2019 H.Y. Louie and Lohn Entrance Award (SFU Entrance Award) DEADLINE: April 30, 2019 Children of RBC Employees (Canada) DEADLINE: May 1, 2019 B. Davis Scholarship (Essay competition) DEADLINE: May 24, 2019 Ongoing: Vancouver Academy of Dramatic Arts (VADA) DEADLINE: August 1, 2019 Berridge Theatre and Film Programs (Normandy, France) - Summer Program Scholarships Available UBC Musqueam First Nation Scholarships SPORTS HANDBALL INTRAMURALS! Come to the P.E. Office to pick up your forms and sign up with your team. Deadline for sign-up sheets is Jan 23. Come out to play or watch with your friends. Hope to see you there. Mr. Spracklin

Moscrop Secondary Student Bulletin Friday January 18, 2019 Day 1 Periods: 1, 2, 3, 4 Teachers: please read this bulletin to your class first period

Day 1 & 2 Bell Schedule 8:35a Warning Bell 8:40a - 9:59a Period 1 / 5 9:59a - 10:14a Nutrition Break 10:14a - 11:35a Period 2 / 6

11:35a - 12:20p Lunch Break 12:20p - 1:39p Period 3 / 7 1:45p - 3:02p Period 4 / 8

WORD OF THE DAY GENERAL COME AND BUY A VALENTINE'S DAY ROSE! Grad council is selling Valentine's Day roses in the foyer at Lunch from January 21st - January 30th. $3.50 each or 3/$10. Don't forget! Mme. Bacot ATTENTION PARENTS: ARE YOU WONDERING HOW TO SUPPORT YOUR TEENAGER IN CHOOSING THEIR EVENTUAL CAREER PATH? Here is a quick and thought provoking article that helps you understand how important Career Education is for your evolving teenager. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/coaching-your-teen-through-career-exploration-lee-taal More about Career Education: Did you know that Career Development is one of the three goals BCs Education System? Career Life Education (Gr 10 course) and Career Life Connections (Gr 11/12 course) are the two new courses that work to support your child in becoming successful, educated citizens by providing them with opportunities to explore & analyze a variety of careers and options for their future. Want more information? Here are some links: Moscrop CLC 11/12 website: https://blogs.sd41.bc.ca/moscrop-gradtransitions/student-led-interviews/transition-guide/ Ministry of Education curriculum link: https://curriculum.gov.bc.ca/curriculum/career-education Youtube video re: the importance of Career Education: https://youtu.be/KevtDOyJcu0 -Laura Dato (Laura.Dato@burnabyschools.ca) CERTIFICATES. The following students have Honour Roll certificates to be picked up at the office: Austria, Calvin Chavarria Sosa, Kassandra Chin, Cedric Chu, Belinda Chu, Benson

Chui, Faustina Cleroux, Kimberly Cui, Jingyi Espinosa Torres, Grecia Hashimoto Chang, M.H.

He, Daniel Jaffer, Zohair Kim, Soobin Lee, Jeong Lu, Christina

Madhavan, Meckayla Purdy, Caleb Ranges, Lovely Yang, Elena

MOSCROP DRY GRAD – ONLINE SILENT AUCTION. Check out the Online Silent Auction. https://www.biddingOwl.com/MoscropDryGrad. We have some great items, with all the proceeds going to Moscrop Dry Grad Event. The auction ends on Sat Jan 19th at 6pm. Get online and see what we have. If you have any questions email moscropdrygrad@gmail.com or check out our website https://moscrop.burnabyschools.ca/parents/dry-grad-information/ ADDITIONAL ITEMS ADDED! GRADE 9 IMMUNIZATION: All Grade 9 students received a consent form from the Health Department in their Period 5 classes on Tuesday, January 15th. This is to be taken home and signed by a parent or guardian and returned to Moscrop before Friday, January 25th. Information regarding the vaccines is on the form. Vaccinations will take place on the morning of Tuesday, February 5th. Please return the completed forms to the office where a box will be available for students to simply drop off the form. GRADE 8 MOVIE FIELD TRIP. On the morning of Feb. 14th, all Grade 8s are invited to attend a field trip to see “The Lego Movie 2” at Landmark Theatres in New West as part of our peer mentorship program. Field trip forms were sent home on Wednesday with all grade 8s. If you were absent or did not receive one in your Period 1 class, extra forms are available at the main office. If you have any questions, please see either Ms. Quelch or Mrs. Loong. MOSCROP GOLF TEAM. Any students, boys and girls, grades 8-12 interested in joining the Moscrop Golf Team, please see Mr. Tyfting in Students Services Room 317. Mr. Tyfting FINE ARTS NIGHT is coming up on Jan 22nd next week from 7:00pm to 8:30pm. All are welcome to attend. There will be free drinks, food and lots of art including the drawing, dancing and theater and music. Mr. Botting. FLEA MARKET IS COMING! Adopt Our Community Club will be holding a Flea Market on Jan 31st in the Multi! If you are interested in reselling the stuff that you don’t use anymore but is still in good condition, come down to room 116 to check for more information and sign up for your own stores! Don’t miss this fun event! Ms. Greenside JANUARY'S NUMERACY ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE The schedule for January's Numeracy Assessment on the 23rd, 24th, and 25th has been posted outside the office. This graduation requirement is for grade 12 students who missed last year's assessment in June and for those who requested a re-write. Students should check this list to confirm the date and time of their sitting. Please see Mr. Callister if your name is not on this list but should be.

SFU IS COMING TO MOSCROP ON JANUARY 22nd! Attention 11 and 12 students: There will be a representative from SFU coming to Moscrop to discuss SFU’s programs and admissions requirements. As well, the next steps in the application process will be clarified for current Grade 12 students who have applied to SFU. There is no need to sign up – just come to the library on Tuesday, January 22nd at lunch. Ms. Vancic VANCOUVER'S THIRD STUDENT TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE Millennium is a youth-led not-for-profit organization based in Vancouver, British Columbia. Our goal is to empower youth through the development of strong skills in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics), and to equip them with technological skills to be successful in their future careers. WHERE: Red Academy WHEN: January 19, 2019 (8AM-5PM) PRICE: $25/person OR $20 (Group of 3 Package) The ticket includes all of the following: 2 Distinguished Keynotes, 1 Speaker Series, 3 Workshops, Complimentary Lunch, Freebies/Swag, The 3 workshops are based on the following topics: Coding (lead by Calvin Ting), Virtual Reality, Robotics (lead by Hope Hakello from Science World) Register NOW for your All-Access Day Pass at https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/millennium-vancouver-techcon-2019-tickets-53220436759#tickets ARCHIMEDES TALKS AT UBC (JANUARY 19, 2019 - MARCH 2, 2019) Grade 11 and 12 students: Archimedes Talks is a speaker series aimed at talented high school students in Vancouver interested in mathematics and engineering. The goal is to provide promising students with opportunities to explore different aspects of math and applied science in an engaging environment. Once a month during the semester, students come to the University of British Columbia's main Vancouver campus. Every session includes two expert speakers, a tour of an interesting location on campus, and lunch. For more information, visit: http://www.math.ubc.ca/Links/ArchimedesTalks/about.html If you'd like to use these hours towards your Work Experience credits, see your Career Advisor in 313. ENRICHMENT OPPORTUNITIES CAREER EDUCATION – INDUSTRY TRAINING – COURSE SELECTION INFORMATION NIGHT Jan 23, 2019 – 6:30 pm – Burnaby Central (parents and students invited) Learn about the options for students to participate in Industry Training opportunities as part of their high school electives. The following specializations are offered in the 2019-2020 school year. Ms. Wispinski

Youth Train in Trades (Work toward apprenticeship level and technical training certificate (post-secondary training in high school) Auto Collision Repair Technician, Auto Refinishing Prep Technician, Auto Service Technician, Baker (Pastry Arts), Carpenter, Construction Electrician, Hairstylist *2 yrs, Landscape Horticulturist, Metal Fabricator, Millwright, Motorcycle Mechanic, Painter & Decorator, Pipefitter, Plumber, Professional Cook, Sheet Metal Worker Industry Connect – develop a professional portfolio Film & Broadcasting, Graphics / Media Arts, Health Sciences, Music Production & Technology, Robotics (Mechatronics) Industry Certification – work toward industry certification Cisco Networking Academy, DigiPen Game Development Academy, Fitness Instructor, Microsoft Office Specialist, Palo Alto Cyber Security Academy, Tourism & Event Management Youth Work in Trades – start your paid apprenticeship while in high school. VOLUNTEER GRADE 11 AND 12 STUDENTS - SUMMER VOLUNTEER INFORMATION SESSION SFU Summer Camps will be recruiting new summer volunteers - and providing information about the various opportunities at Moscrop in the Library at lunch on Feb 5th 11:30-12:00 pm. They will be visiting CLE 10 classes - to share the information with the grade 10's. MORESPORTS (ORIENTATION: JANUARY 17 OR 22, 2019) Grade 11 and 12 students: Would you like to volunteer to work with elementary school students for an afterschool program? This season, Moresports is offering Handball/ Floor Hockey programs at elementary schools around Burnaby. Training will be provided. See your Career Advisor in 313 for more information. Ms. C. Wong SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIPS - SEE BLOG FOR DETAILS: January Deadlines: BC Excellence Scholarships DEADLINE: January 25, 2019 to Ms. Wong DB Perks & Lifesaving Society Scholarships DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 David Lam/BC TEAL English Language Learner Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 Mensa Canada Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 February Deadlines: Terry Fox Humanitarian Award DEADLINE: February 1, 2019 Cmolik Foundation DEADLINE: submission to Ms. Wong by February 5th, 2019 BCSSA (British Columbia School Superintendents Association) DEADLINE: February 8, 2019 NOON Beedie Luminaries Scholarship DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 15, 2019 Spring Deadlines: Capilano Community Leadership Award DEADLINE: March 1, 2019 Chinese Government Scholarship DEADLINE: April 1, 2019 Charlene Reaveley Children's Charity DEADLINE: April 15, 2019 H.Y. Louie and Lohn Entrance Award (SFU Entrance Award) DEADLINE: April 30, 2019 Children of RBC Employees (Canada) DEADLINE: May 1, 2019 B. Davis Scholarship (Essay competition) DEADLINE: May 24, 2019 Ongoing: Vancouver Academy of Dramatic Arts (VADA) DEADLINE: August 1, 2019 Berridge Theatre and Film Programs (Normandy, France) - Summer Program Scholarships Available UBC Musqueam First Nation Scholarships SPORTS HANDBALL INTRAMURALS! Come to the P.E. Office to pick up your forms and sign up with your team. Deadline for sign-up sheets is Jan 23. Come out to play or watch with your friends. Hope to see you there. Mr. Spracklin

Moscrop Secondary Student Bulletin Monday January 21, 2019 Day 2 Periods: 5 6 7 8 Teachers: please read this bulletin to your class first period

Day 1 & 2 Bell Schedule 8:35a Warning Bell 8:40a - 9:59a Period 1 / 5 9:59a - 10:14a Nutrition Break 10:14a - 11:35a Period 2 / 6

11:35a - 12:20p Lunch Break 12:20p - 1:39p Period 3 / 7 1:45p - 3:02p Period 4 / 8

WORD OF THE DAY Accolade n. An expression of praise or admiration. GENERAL NEW! FLEA MARKET NEXT WEEK! Adopt Our Community Club will be holding a Flea Market on Jan 31st at lunch in the multi! If you are interested in reselling your old stuff (everything except personal & broke stuff). Come down to Room 116 and sign up for your own store! Best seller will win a gift card! Sign up ends on Jan 25th, so don’t miss it! Ms. Greenside COME AND BUY A VALENTINE'S DAY ROSE! Grad council is selling Valentine's Day roses in the foyer at Lunch from January 21st - January 30th. $3.50 each or 3/$10. Don't forget! Mme. Bacot MOSCROP OPEN HOUSE Moscrop will be hosting an Open House Thursday January 24th. The format will be as follows: 6:00 – 6:45 PM Course Selection Presentation (Large gym) 6:45 – 7:30 PM Department Displays (Large gym) Optional sessions: 5:30 – 6:00 PM Learning Support Services Presentation (Library) 6:45 – 7:30 PM School Tours available for anyone interested Topics included in presentations will include:

• Courses / Programs • Course Selection • Support for Students

We look forward to seeing everyone there! ATTENTION PARENTS: ARE YOU WONDERING HOW TO SUPPORT YOUR TEENAGER IN CHOOSING THEIR EVENTUAL CAREER PATH? Here is a quick and thought provoking article that helps you understand how important Career Education is for your evolving teenager. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/coaching-your-teen-through-career-exploration-lee-taal More about Career Education: Did you know that Career Development is one of the three goals BC’s Education System? Career Life Education (Gr 10 course) and Career Life Connections (Gr 11/12 course) are the two new courses that work to support your child in becoming successful, educated citizens by providing them with opportunities to explore & analyze a variety of careers and options for their future. Want more information? Here are some links: Moscrop CLC 11/12 website: https://blogs.sd41.bc.ca/moscrop-gradtransitions/student-led-interviews/transition-guide/ Ministry of Education curriculum link: https://curriculum.gov.bc.ca/curriculum/career-education Youtube video re: the importance of Career Education: https://youtu.be/KevtDOyJcu0 -Laura Dato (Laura.Dato@burnabyschools.ca) CERTIFICATES. The following students have Honour Roll certificates to be picked up at the office: Anjum, Zainab Austria, Calvin Chavarria Sosa, Kassandra Chawla, Janavi Chu, Belinda Chu, Benson Chu, Stephen Chui, Faustina

Chui, Hana Cleroux, Kimberly Cui, Jingyi Espinosa Torres, Grecia Hashimoto Chang, M.H. He, Daniel Hsueh, Sharon Jaffer, Zohair

Kim, Soobin Lee, Jeong Lu, Christina Madhavan, Meckayla Ozkan, Burak Peters, Una Pirmohamed, Sarra Purdy, Caleb

Ranges, Lovely Rillera, Lhea Tse, Tamara Yang, Elena Yip, Madison Veljkovic, Emilija Zhang, Chris X

MOSCROP DRY GRAD – ONLINE SILENT AUCTION. Check out the Online Silent Auction. https://www.biddingOwl.com/MoscropDryGrad. We have some great items, with all the proceeds going to Moscrop Dry Grad Event. The auction ends on Sat Jan 19th at 6pm. Get online and see what we have. If you have any questions email moscropdrygrad@gmail.com or check out our website https://moscrop.burnabyschools.ca/parents/dry-grad-information/ ADDITIONAL ITEMS ADDED! GRADE 9 IMMUNIZATION: All Grade 9 students received a consent form from the Health Department in their Period 5 classes on Tuesday, January 15th. This is to be taken home and signed by a parent or guardian and returned to Moscrop before Friday, January 25th. Information regarding the vaccines is on the form. Vaccinations will take place on the morning of Tuesday, February 5th. Please return the completed forms to the office where a box will be available for students to simply drop off the form. GRADE 8 MOVIE FIELD TRIP. On the morning of Feb. 14th, all Grade 8s are invited to attend a field trip to see “The Lego Movie 2” at Landmark Theatres in New West as part of our peer mentorship program. Field trip forms were sent home on Wednesday with all grade 8s. If you were absent or did not receive one in your Period 1 class, extra forms are available at the main office. If you have any questions, please see either Ms. Quelch or Mrs. Loong.

MOSCROP GOLF TEAM. Any students, boys and girls, grades 8-12 interested in joining the Moscrop Golf Team, please see Mr. Tyfting in Students Services Room 317. Mr. Tyfting JANUARY'S NUMERACY ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE The schedule for January's Numeracy Assessment on the 23rd, 24th, and 25th has been posted outside the office. This graduation requirement is for grade 12 students who missed last year's assessment in June and for those who requested a re-write. Students should check this list to confirm the date and time of their sitting. Please see Mr. Callister if your name is not on this list but should be. SFU IS COMING TO MOSCROP ON JANUARY 22nd! Attention 11 and 12 students: There will be a representative from SFU coming to Moscrop to discuss SFU’s programs and admissions requirements. As well, the next steps in the application process will be clarified for current Grade 12 students who have applied to SFU. There is no need to sign up – just come to the library on Tuesday, January 22nd at lunch. Ms. Vancic ARCHIMEDES TALKS AT UBC (JANUARY 19, 2019 - MARCH 2, 2019) Grade 11 and 12 students: Archimedes Talks is a speaker series aimed at talented high school students in Vancouver interested in mathematics and engineering. The goal is to provide promising students with opportunities to explore different aspects of math and applied science in an engaging environment. Once a month during the semester, students come to the University of British Columbia's main Vancouver campus. Every session includes two expert speakers, a tour of an interesting location on campus, and lunch. For more information, visit: http://www.math.ubc.ca/Links/ArchimedesTalks/about.html If you'd like to use these hours towards your Work Experience credits, see your Career Advisor in 313. ENRICHMENT OPPORTUNITIES CAREER EDUCATION – INDUSTRY TRAINING – COURSE SELECTION INFORMATION NIGHT Jan 23, 2019 – 6:30 pm – Burnaby Central (parents and students invited) Learn about the options for students to participate in Industry Training opportunities as part of their high school electives. The following specializations are offered in the 2019-2020 school year. Ms. Wispinski

Youth Train in Trades (Work toward apprenticeship level and technical training certificate (post-secondary training in high school) Auto Collision Repair Technician, Auto Refinishing Prep Technician, Auto Service Technician, Baker (Pastry Arts), Carpenter, Construction Electrician, Hairstylist *2 yrs, Landscape Horticulturist, Metal Fabricator, Millwright, Motorcycle Mechanic, Painter & Decorator, Pipefitter, Plumber, Professional Cook, Sheet Metal Worker Industry Connect – develop a professional portfolio Film & Broadcasting, Graphics / Media Arts, Health Sciences, Music Production & Technology, Robotics (Mechatronics) Industry Certification – work toward industry certification Cisco Networking Academy, DigiPen Game Development Academy, Fitness Instructor, Microsoft Office Specialist, Palo Alto Cyber Security Academy, Tourism & Event Management Youth Work in Trades – start your paid apprenticeship while in high school. VOLUNTEER GRADE 11 AND 12 STUDENTS - SUMMER VOLUNTEER INFORMATION SESSION SFU Summer Camps will be recruiting new summer volunteers - and providing information about the various opportunities at Moscrop in the Library at lunch on Feb 5th 11:30-12:00 pm. They will be visiting CLE 10 classes - to share the information with the grade 10's. MORESPORTS (ORIENTATION: JANUARY 17 OR 22, 2019) Grade 11 and 12 students: Would you like to volunteer to work with elementary school students for an afterschool program? This season, Moresports is offering Handball/ Floor Hockey programs at elementary schools around Burnaby. Training will be provided. See your Career Advisor in 313 for more information. Ms. C. Wong SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIPS - SEE BLOG FOR DETAILS: January Deadlines: BC Excellence Scholarships DEADLINE: January 25, 2019 to Ms. Wong DB Perks & Lifesaving Society Scholarships DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 David Lam/BC TEAL English Language Learner Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 Mensa Canada Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 February Deadlines: Terry Fox Humanitarian Award DEADLINE: February 1, 2019 Cmolik Foundation DEADLINE: submission to Ms. Wong by February 5th, 2019 BCSSA (British Columbia School Superintendents Association) DEADLINE: February 8, 2019 NOON Beedie Luminaries Scholarship DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 15, 2019 Spring Deadlines: Capilano Community Leadership Award DEADLINE: March 1, 2019 Chinese Government Scholarship DEADLINE: April 1, 2019 Charlene Reaveley Children's Charity DEADLINE: April 15, 2019 H.Y. Louie and Lohn Entrance Award (SFU Entrance Award) DEADLINE: April 30, 2019 Children of RBC Employees (Canada) DEADLINE: May 1, 2019 B. Davis Scholarship (Essay competition) DEADLINE: May 24, 2019 Ongoing: Vancouver Academy of Dramatic Arts (VADA) DEADLINE: August 1, 2019 Berridge Theatre and Film Programs (Normandy, France) - Summer Program Scholarships Available UBC Musqueam First Nation Scholarships SPORTS HANDBALL INTRAMURALS! Come to the P.E. Office to pick up your forms and sign up with your team. Deadline for sign-up sheets is Jan 23. Come out to play or watch with your friends. Hope to see you there. Mr. Spracklin

Moscrop Secondary Student Bulletin Tuesday January 22, 2019 Day 1 Periods: 1 2 3 4 Teachers: please read this bulletin to your class first period

Day 1 & 2 Bell Schedule 8:35a Warning Bell 8:40a - 9:59a Period 1 / 5 9:59a - 10:14a Nutrition Break 10:14a - 11:35a Period 2 / 6

11:35a - 12:20p Lunch Break 12:20p - 1:39p Period 3 / 7 1:45p - 3:02p Period 4 / 8

WORD OF THE DAY Demonstrative adj. Tending to show feelings, especially the open expression of emotion. GENERAL FLEA MARKET NEXT WEEK! Adopt Our Community Club will be holding a Flea Market on Jan 31st at lunch in the multi! If you are interested in reselling your old stuff (everything except personal & broke stuff). Come down to Room 116 and sign up for your own store! Best seller will win a gift card! Sign up ends on Jan 25th, so don’t miss it! Ms. Greenside COME AND BUY A VALENTINE'S DAY ROSE! Grad council is selling Valentine's Day roses in the foyer at Lunch from until January 30th. $3.50 each or 3/$10. Don't forget! Mme. Bacot MOSCROP OPEN HOUSE Moscrop will be hosting an Open House Thursday January 24th. The format will be as follows: 6:00 – 6:45 PM Course Selection Presentation (Large gym) 6:45 – 7:30 PM Department Displays (Large gym) Optional sessions: 5:30 – 6:00 PM Learning Support Services Presentation (Library) 6:45 – 7:30 PM School Tours available for anyone interested Topics included in presentations will include:

• Courses / Programs • Course Selection • Support for Students

We look forward to seeing everyone there! ATTENTION PARENTS: ARE YOU WONDERING HOW TO SUPPORT YOUR TEENAGER IN CHOOSING THEIR EVENTUAL CAREER PATH? Here is a quick and thought provoking article that helps you understand how important Career Education is for your evolving teenager. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/coaching-your-teen-through-career-exploration-lee-taal More about Career Education: Did you know that Career Development is one of the three goals BC’s Education System? Career Life Education (Gr 10 course) and Career Life Connections (Gr 11/12 course) are the two new courses that work to support your child in becoming successful, educated citizens by providing them with opportunities to explore & analyze a variety of careers and options for their future. Want more information? Here are some links: Moscrop CLC 11/12 website: https://blogs.sd41.bc.ca/moscrop-gradtransitions/student-led-interviews/transition-guide/ Ministry of Education curriculum link: https://curriculum.gov.bc.ca/curriculum/career-education Youtube video re: the importance of Career Education: https://youtu.be/KevtDOyJcu0 Laura Dato (Laura.Dato@burnabyschools.ca) CERTIFICATES. The following students have Honour Roll certificates to be picked up at the office: Anjum, Zainab Chavarria Sosa, Kassandra Chawla, Janavi Chu, Belinda Chu, Benson Chu, Stephen Chui, Faustina

Chui, Hana Cleroux, Kimberly Cui, Jingyi Espinosa Torres, Grecia Hashimoto Chang, M.H. He, Daniel Jaffer, Zohair

Kim, Soobin Lee, Jeong Lu, Christina Madhavan, Meckayla Peters, Una Purdy, Caleb Ranges, Lovely

Tse, Tamara Yang, Elena Yip, Madison Veljkovic, Emilija Zhang, Chris X

. GRADE 8 MOVIE FIELD TRIP. On the morning of Feb. 14th, all Grade 8s are invited to attend a field trip to see “The Lego Movie 2” at Landmark Theatres in New West as part of our peer mentorship program. Field trip forms were sent home on Wednesday with all grade 8s. If you were absent or did not receive one in your Period 1 class, extra forms are available at the main office. If you have any questions, please see either Ms. Quelch or Mrs. Loong. JANUARY'S NUMERACY ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE The schedule for January's Numeracy Assessment on the 23rd, 24th, and 25th has been posted outside the office. This graduation requirement is for grade 12 students who missed last year's assessment in June and for those who requested a re-write. Students should check this list to confirm the date and time of their sitting. Please see Mr. Callister if your name is not on this list but should be. SFU IS COMING TO MOSCROP JANUARY 22nd! Attention 11 and 12 students: There will be a representative from SFU coming to Moscrop to discuss SFU’s programs and admissions requirements. As well, the next steps in the application process will be clarified for current Grade 12 students who have applied to SFU. There is no need to sign up – just come to the library TODAY Tuesday, January 22nd at lunch. Ms. Vancic

ARCHIMEDES TALKS AT UBC (JANUARY 19, 2019 - MARCH 2, 2019) Grade 11 and 12 students: Archimedes Talks is a speaker series aimed at talented high school students in Vancouver interested in mathematics and engineering. The goal is to provide promising students with opportunities to explore different aspects of math and applied science in an engaging environment. Once a month during the semester, students come to the University of British Columbia's main Vancouver campus. Every session includes two expert speakers, a tour of an interesting location on campus, and lunch. For more information, visit: http://www.math.ubc.ca/Links/ArchimedesTalks/about.html If you'd like to use these hours towards your Work Experience credits, see your Career Advisor in 313. ENRICHMENT OPPORTUNITIES CAREER EDUCATION – INDUSTRY TRAINING – COURSE SELECTION INFORMATION NIGHT Jan 23, 2019 – 6:30 pm – Burnaby Central (parents and students invited) Learn about the options for students to participate in Industry Training opportunities as part of their high school electives. The following specializations are offered in the 2019-2020 school year. Ms. Wispinski

Youth Train in Trades (Work toward apprenticeship level and technical training certificate (post-secondary training in high school) Auto Collision Repair Technician, Auto Refinishing Prep Technician, Auto Service Technician, Baker (Pastry Arts), Carpenter, Construction Electrician, Hairstylist *2 yrs, Landscape Horticulturist, Metal Fabricator, Millwright, Motorcycle Mechanic, Painter & Decorator, Pipefitter, Plumber, Professional Cook, Sheet Metal Worker Industry Connect – develop a professional portfolio Film & Broadcasting, Graphics / Media Arts, Health Sciences, Music Production & Technology, Robotics (Mechatronics) Industry Certification – work toward industry certification Cisco Networking Academy, DigiPen Game Development Academy, Fitness Instructor, Microsoft Office Specialist, Palo Alto Cyber Security Academy, Tourism & Event Management Youth Work in Trades – start your paid apprenticeship while in high school. VOLUNTEER GRADE 11 AND 12 STUDENTS - SUMMER VOLUNTEER INFORMATION SESSION SFU Summer Camps will be recruiting new summer volunteers - and providing information about the various opportunities at Moscrop in the Library at lunch on Feb 5th 11:30-12:00 pm. They will be visiting CLE 10 classes - to share the information with the grade 10's. MORESPORTS (ORIENTATION: TODAY JANUARY 22, 2019) Grade 11 and 12 students: Would you like to volunteer to work with elementary school students for an afterschool program? This season, Moresports is offering Handball/ Floor Hockey programs at elementary schools around Burnaby. Training will be provided. See your Career Advisor in 313 for more information. Ms. C. Wong SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIPS - SEE BLOG FOR DETAILS: January Deadlines: BC Excellence Scholarships DEADLINE: January 25, 2019 to Ms. Wong DB Perks & Lifesaving Society Scholarships DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 David Lam/BC TEAL English Language Learner Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 Mensa Canada Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 February Deadlines: Terry Fox Humanitarian Award DEADLINE: February 1, 2019 Cmolik Foundation DEADLINE: submission to Ms. Wong by February 5th, 2019 BCSSA (British Columbia School Superintendents Association) DEADLINE: February 8, 2019 NOON Beedie Luminaries Scholarship DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 15, 2019 Spring Deadlines: Capilano Community Leadership Award DEADLINE: March 1, 2019 Chinese Government Scholarship DEADLINE: April 1, 2019 Charlene Reaveley Children's Charity DEADLINE: April 15, 2019 H.Y. Louie and Lohn Entrance Award (SFU Entrance Award) DEADLINE: April 30, 2019 Children of RBC Employees (Canada) DEADLINE: May 1, 2019 B. Davis Scholarship (Essay competition) DEADLINE: May 24, 2019 Ongoing: Vancouver Academy of Dramatic Arts (VADA) DEADLINE: August 1, 2019 Berridge Theatre and Film Programs (Normandy, France) - Summer Program Scholarships Available UBC Musqueam First Nation Scholarships SPORTS HANDBALL INTRAMURALS! Come to the P.E. Office to pick up your forms and sign up with your team. Deadline for sign-up sheets is Jan 23. Come out to play or watch with your friends. Hope to see you there. Mr. Spracklin

Moscrop Secondary Student Bulletin Wednesday January 23, 2019 Day 2 Periods: 5 6 7 8 Teachers: please read this bulletin to your class first period

Day 1 & 2 Bell Schedule 8:35a Warning Bell 8:40a - 9:59a Period 1 / 5 9:59a - 10:14a Nutrition Break 10:14a - 11:35a Period 2 / 6

11:35a - 12:20p Lunch Break 12:20p - 1:39p Period 3 / 7 1:45p - 3:02p Period 4 / 8

WORD OF THE DAY Disparate adj. Essentially different in kind; not allowing comparison. markedly distinct in quality or character. GENERAL NEW! GRADE 9 IMMUNIZATION FORMS: In preparation for the Grade 9 Immunizations taking place the morning of Tuesday, February 5th, we ask that completed immunization forms be returned to the school office on or before Friday, January 25. Information regarding the vaccines is on the form. Should you require another form, please come to the office. NEW! ATTENTION ALL: Come by the photography room this week to leave a confession for yearbook! Mr. Botting NEW! IF YOU ARE IN GRADE 12 and have not submitted your baby photo for yearbook, please submit it to Mr. Botting (Room 124) by the end of next week. Mr. Botting FLEA MARKET NEXT WEEK! Adopt Our Community Club will be holding a Flea Market on Jan 31st at lunch in the multi! If you are interested in reselling your old stuff (everything except personal & broke stuff). Come down to Room 116 and sign up for your own store! Best seller will win a gift card! Sign up ends on Jan 25th, so don’t miss it! Ms. Greenside COME AND BUY A VALENTINE'S DAY ROSE! Grad council is selling Valentine's Day roses in the foyer at Lunch from until January 30th. $3.50 each or 3/$10. Don't forget! Mme. Bacot MOSCROP OPEN HOUSE Moscrop will be hosting an Open House Thursday January 24th. The format will be as follows: 6:00 – 6:45 PM Course Selection Presentation (Large gym) 6:45 – 7:30 PM Department Displays (Large gym) Optional sessions: 5:30 – 6:00 PM Learning Support Services Presentation (Library) 6:45 – 7:30 PM School Tours available for anyone interested Topics included in presentations will include:

• Courses / Programs • Course Selection • Support for Students

We look forward to seeing everyone there!

NEW! ATTENTION WHISTLER CLUB STUDENTS ATTENDING THE SATURDAY, FEB 2 WHISTLER TRIP: You should have all received an email from Laura.Dato@burnabyschools.ca with information about the Feb 2 trip. If you did not receive the email, and believe you are registered for that trip, please see me ASAP (in room 313). Remember that we meet at the Moscrop parking lot no later than 6:00am, ready to board by 6:10am. The bus will leave promptly, so be sure to set your alarm and plan your arrival. See me in room 313 for any questions or concerns - and GET READY! It's going to be great!

NEW! CLC 11 JANUARY SCHEDULE: A reminder that all January CLC sessions previously scheduled for period 6 have been cancelled. All Grade 11s are now required to attend a presentation on January 30th, during collaboration time in the multi-purpose room. No classes will be affected for January. Here is the link to the full year CLC schedule which is always being updated (Newer changes are highlighted in yellow): OUTLINE 2018-2019 CLC Updated Schedule.docx

ATTENTION PARENTS: ARE YOU WONDERING HOW TO SUPPORT YOUR TEENAGER IN CHOOSING THEIR EVENTUAL CAREER PATH? Here is a quick and thought provoking article that helps you understand how important Career Education is for your evolving teenager. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/coaching-your-teen-through-career-exploration-lee-taal More about Career Education: Did you know that Career Development is one of the three goals BC’s Education System? Career Life Education (Gr 10 course) and Career Life Connections (Gr 11/12 course) are the two new courses that work to support your child in becoming successful, educated citizens by providing them with opportunities to explore & analyze a variety of careers and options for their future. Want more information? Laura Dato (Laura.Dato@burnabyschools.ca) Here are some links: Moscrop CLC 11/12 website: https://blogs.sd41.bc.ca/moscrop-gradtransitions/student-led-interviews/transition-guide/ Ministry of Education curriculum link: https://curriculum.gov.bc.ca/curriculum/career-education Youtube video re: the importance of Career Education: https://youtu.be/KevtDOyJcu0 CERTIFICATES. The following students have Honour Roll certificates to be picked up at the office: Chu, Belinda Chu, Benson Chu, Stephen Chui, Hana Cleroux, Kimberly

Cui, Jingyi Espinosa Torres, Grecia Hashimoto Chang, M.H. He, Daniel Jaffer, Zohair

Kim, Soobin Lee, Jeong Lu, Christina Madhavan, Meckayla Purdy, Caleb

Veljkovic, Emilija

GRADE 8 MOVIE FIELD TRIP. On the morning of Feb. 14th, all Grade 8s are invited to attend a field trip to see “The Lego Movie 2” at Landmark Theatres in New West as part of our peer mentorship program. Field trip forms were sent home on Wednesday with all grade 8s. If you were absent or did not receive one in your Period 1 class, extra forms are available at the main office. If you have any questions, please see either Ms. Quelch or Mrs. Loong. JANUARY'S NUMERACY ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE The schedule for January's Numeracy Assessment on the 23rd, 24th, and 25th has been posted outside the office. This graduation requirement is for grade 12 students who missed last year's assessment in June and for those who requested a re-write. Students should check this list to confirm the date and time of their sitting. Please see Mr. Callister if your name is not on this list but should be. ARCHIMEDES TALKS AT UBC (JANUARY 19, 2019 - MARCH 2, 2019) Grade 11 and 12 students: Archimedes Talks is a speaker series aimed at talented high school students in Vancouver interested in mathematics and engineering. The goal is to provide promising students with opportunities to explore different aspects of math and applied science in an engaging environment. Once a month during the semester, students come to the University of British Columbia's main Vancouver campus. Every session includes two expert speakers, a tour of an interesting location on campus, and lunch. For more information, visit: http://www.math.ubc.ca/Links/ArchimedesTalks/about.html If you'd like to use these hours towards your Work Experience credits, see your Career Advisor in 313. ENRICHMENT OPPORTUNITIES CAREER EDUCATION – INDUSTRY TRAINING – COURSE SELECTION INFORMATION NIGHT TODAY Jan 23, 2019 – 6:30 pm – Burnaby Central (parents and students invited) Learn about the options for students to participate in Industry Training opportunities as part of their high school electives. The following specializations are offered in the 2019-2020 school year. Ms. Wispinski

Youth Train in Trades (Work toward apprenticeship level and technical training certificate (post-secondary training in high school) Auto Collision Repair Technician, Auto Refinishing Prep Technician, Auto Service Technician, Baker (Pastry Arts), Carpenter, Construction Electrician, Hairstylist *2 yrs, Landscape Horticulturist, Metal Fabricator, Millwright, Motorcycle Mechanic, Painter & Decorator, Pipefitter, Plumber, Professional Cook, Sheet Metal Worker Industry Connect – develop a professional portfolio Film & Broadcasting, Graphics / Media Arts, Health Sciences, Music Production & Technology, Robotics (Mechatronics) Industry Certification – work toward industry certification Cisco Networking Academy, DigiPen Game Development Academy, Fitness Instructor, Microsoft Office Specialist, Palo Alto Cyber Security Academy, Tourism & Event Management Youth Work in Trades – start your paid apprenticeship while in high school. VOLUNTEER GRADE 11 AND 12 STUDENTS - SUMMER VOLUNTEER INFORMATION SESSION SFU Summer Camps will be recruiting new summer volunteers - and providing information about the various opportunities at Moscrop in the Library at lunch on Feb 5th 11:30-12:00 pm. They will be visiting CLE 10 classes - to share the information with the grade 10's. SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIPS - SEE BLOG FOR DETAILS: January Deadlines: BC Excellence Scholarships DEADLINE: January 25, 2019 to Ms. Wong DB Perks & Lifesaving Society Scholarships DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 David Lam/BC TEAL English Language Learner Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 Mensa Canada Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 February Deadlines: Terry Fox Humanitarian Award DEADLINE: February 1, 2019 Cmolik Foundation DEADLINE: submission to Ms. Wong by February 5th, 2019 BCSSA (British Columbia School Superintendents Association) DEADLINE: February 8, 2019 NOON Beedie Luminaries Scholarship DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 15, 2019 Spring Deadlines: Capilano Community Leadership Award DEADLINE: March 1, 2019 Chinese Government Scholarship DEADLINE: April 1, 2019 Charlene Reaveley Children's Charity DEADLINE: April 15, 2019 H.Y. Louie and Lohn Entrance Award (SFU Entrance Award) DEADLINE: April 30, 2019 Children of RBC Employees (Canada) DEADLINE: May 1, 2019 B. Davis Scholarship (Essay competition) DEADLINE: May 24, 2019 Ongoing: Vancouver Academy of Dramatic Arts (VADA) DEADLINE: August 1, 2019 Berridge Theatre and Film Programs (Normandy, France) - Summer Program Scholarships Available UBC Musqueam First Nation Scholarships SPORTS HANDBALL INTRAMURALS! Come to the P.E. Office to pick up your forms and sign up with your team. Deadline for sign-up sheets is TODAY Jan 23. Come out to play or watch with your friends. Hope to see you there. Mr. Spracklin

Moscrop Secondary Student Bulletin Thursday January 24, 2019 Day 1 Periods: 1 2 3 4 Teachers: please read this bulletin to your class first period

Day 1 & 2 Bell Schedule 8:35a Warning Bell 8:40a - 9:59a Period 1 / 5 9:59a - 10:14a Nutrition Break 10:14a - 11:35a Period 2 / 6

11:35a - 12:20p Lunch Break 12:20p - 1:39p Period 3 / 7 1:45p - 3:02p Period 4 / 8

WORD OF THE DAY Melancholy n. A deep, pensive, and long-lasting sadness. GENERAL NEW! DO YOU WANT TO SUPPORT CUBAN COMMUNITIES? The Moscrop Music Department has partnered up with Young Humanitarians and will be collecting donations for local communities in Havana, on Feb 4-8 in the foyer. We will be bringing all donations with us on our upcoming trip to Cuba. Possible items include school supplies, hygiene products, gently used clothing etc. Ms. Rundell GRADE 9 IMMUNIZATION FORMS: In preparation for the Grade 9 Immunizations taking place the morning of Tuesday, February 5th, we ask that completed immunization forms be returned to the school office on or before Friday, January 25. Information regarding the vaccines is on the form. Should you require another form, please come to the office. ATTENTION ALL: Come by the photography room this week to leave a confession for yearbook! Mr. Botting IF YOU ARE IN GRADE 12 and have not submitted your baby photo for the yearbook, please submit it to mssyrbook@gmail.com by the end of next week. Mr. Botting FLEA MARKET NEXT WEEK! Adopt Our Community Club will be holding a Flea Market on Jan 31st at lunch in the multi! If you are interested in reselling your old stuff (everything except personal & broke stuff). Come down to Room 116 and sign up for your own store! Best seller will win a gift card! Sign up ends on Jan 25th, so don’t miss it! Ms. Greenside COME AND BUY A VALENTINE'S DAY ROSE! Grad council is selling Valentine's Day roses in the foyer at Lunch from until January 30th. $3.50 each or 3/$10. Don't forget! Mme. Bacot MOSCROP OPEN HOUSE Moscrop will be hosting an Open House TODAY Thursday January 24th. The format will be as follows: 6:00 – 6:45 PM Course Selection Presentation (Large gym) 6:45 – 7:30 PM Department Displays (Large gym) Optional sessions: 5:30 – 6:00 PM Learning Support Services Presentation (Library) 6:45 – 7:30 PM School Tours available for anyone interested Topics included in presentations will include:

• Courses / Programs • Course Selection • Support for Students

We look forward to seeing everyone there!

ATTENTION WHISTLER CLUB STUDENTS ATTENDING THE SATURDAY, FEB 2 WHISTLER TRIP: You should have all received an email from Laura.Dato@burnabyschools.ca with information about the Feb 2 trip. If you did not receive the email, and believe you are registered for that trip, please see me ASAP (in room 313). Remember that we meet at the Moscrop parking lot no later than 6:00am, ready to board by 6:10am. The bus will leave promptly, so be sure to set your alarm and plan your arrival. See me in room 313 for any questions or concerns - and GET READY! It's going to be great!

CLC 11 JANUARY SCHEDULE: A reminder that all January CLC sessions previously scheduled for period 6 have been cancelled. All Grade 11s are now required to attend a presentation on January 30th, during collaboration time in the multi-purpose room. No classes will be affected for January. Here is the link to the full year CLC schedule which is always being updated (Newer changes are highlighted in yellow): OUTLINE 2018-2019 CLC Updated Schedule.docx

ATTENTION PARENTS: ARE YOU WONDERING HOW TO SUPPORT YOUR TEENAGER IN CHOOSING THEIR EVENTUAL CAREER PATH? Here is a quick and thought provoking article that helps you understand how important Career Education is for your evolving teenager. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/coaching-your-teen-through-career-exploration-lee-taal More about Career Education: Did you know that Career Development is one of the three goals BC’s Education System? Career Life Education (Gr 10 course) and Career Life Connections (Gr 11/12 course) are the two new courses that work to support your child in becoming successful, educated citizens by providing them with opportunities to explore & analyze a variety of careers and options for their future. Want more information? Laura Dato (Laura.Dato@burnabyschools.ca) Here are some links: Moscrop CLC 11/12 website: https://blogs.sd41.bc.ca/moscrop-gradtransitions/student-led-interviews/transition-guide/ Ministry of Education curriculum link: https://curriculum.gov.bc.ca/curriculum/career-education Youtube video re: the importance of Career Education: https://youtu.be/KevtDOyJcu0

CERTIFICATES. The following students have Honour Roll certificates to be picked up at the office: Chu, Benson Chu, Stephen Cleroux, Kimberly Cui, Jingyi

Espinosa Torres, Grecia Hashimoto Chang, M.H. He, Daniel Jaffer, Zohair

Kim, Soobin Lee, Jeong Lu, Christina Madhavan, Meckayla

Purdy, Caleb Veljkovic, Emilija

GRADE 8 MOVIE FIELD TRIP. On the morning of Feb. 14th, all Grade 8s are invited to attend a field trip to see “The Lego Movie 2” at Landmark Theatres in New West as part of our peer mentorship program. Field trip forms were sent home on Wednesday with all grade 8s. If you were absent or did not receive one in your Period 1 class, extra forms are available at the main office. If you have any questions, please see either Ms. Quelch or Mrs. Loong. JANUARY'S NUMERACY ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE The schedule for January's Numeracy Assessment on the 23rd, 24th, and 25th has been posted outside the office. This graduation requirement is for grade 12 students who missed last year's assessment in June and for those who requested a re-write. Students should check this list to confirm the date and time of their sitting. Please see Mr. Callister if your name is not on this list but should be. ARCHIMEDES TALKS AT UBC (JANUARY 19, 2019 - MARCH 2, 2019) Grade 11 and 12 students: Archimedes Talks is a speaker series aimed at talented high school students in Vancouver interested in mathematics and engineering. The goal is to provide promising students with opportunities to explore different aspects of math and applied science in an engaging environment. Once a month during the semester, students come to the University of British Columbia's main Vancouver campus. Every session includes two expert speakers, a tour of an interesting location on campus, and lunch. For more information, visit: http://www.math.ubc.ca/Links/ArchimedesTalks/about.html If you'd like to use these hours towards your Work Experience credits, see your Career Advisor in 313. VOLUNTEER GRADE 11 AND 12 STUDENTS - SUMMER VOLUNTEER INFORMATION SESSION SFU Summer Camps will be recruiting new summer volunteers - and providing information about the various opportunities at Moscrop in the Library at lunch on Feb 5th 11:30-12:00 pm. They will be visiting CLE 10 classes - to share the information with the grade 10's. SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIPS - SEE BLOG FOR DETAILS: January Deadlines: BC Excellence Scholarships DEADLINE: January 25, 2019 to Ms. Wong DB Perks & Lifesaving Society Scholarships DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 David Lam/BC TEAL English Language Learner Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 Mensa Canada Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 February Deadlines: Terry Fox Humanitarian Award DEADLINE: February 1, 2019 Cmolik Foundation DEADLINE: submission to Ms. Wong by February 5th, 2019 BCSSA (British Columbia School Superintendents Association) DEADLINE: February 8, 2019 NOON Beedie Luminaries Scholarship DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 15, 2019 Spring Deadlines: Capilano Community Leadership Award DEADLINE: March 1, 2019 Chinese Government Scholarship DEADLINE: April 1, 2019 Charlene Reaveley Children's Charity DEADLINE: April 15, 2019 H.Y. Louie and Lohn Entrance Award (SFU Entrance Award) DEADLINE: April 30, 2019 Children of RBC Employees (Canada) DEADLINE: May 1, 2019 B. Davis Scholarship (Essay competition) DEADLINE: May 24, 2019 Ongoing: Vancouver Academy of Dramatic Arts (VADA) DEADLINE: August 1, 2019 Berridge Theatre and Film Programs (Normandy, France) - Summer Program Scholarships Available UBC Musqueam First Nation Scholarships

Moscrop Secondary Student Bulletin Friday January 25, 2019 Day 2 Periods: 5 6 7 8 Teachers: please read this bulletin to your class first period

Day 1 & 2 Bell Schedule 8:35a Warning Bell 8:40a - 9:59a Period 1 / 5 9:59a - 10:14a Nutrition Break 10:14a - 11:35a Period 2 / 6 11:35a - 12:20p Lunch Break 12:20p - 1:39p Period 3 / 7 1:45p - 3:02p Period 4 / 8 WORD OF THE DAY Gourmand n. A person who enjoys eating and often eats too much; gluttonous. GENERAL NEW! DO YOU ASPIRE TO BE PART OF A TALENT SHOW? Do you aspire to let everyone around to know what you are truly capable of? If that is the case, then Moscrop’s Evening of Talents is just right for you? Sign up for auditions is first come first serve outside room 116, from today until February 15th! Mr. Hunter DO YOU WANT TO SUPPORT CUBAN COMMUNITIES? The Moscrop Music Department has partnered up with Young Humanitarians and will be collecting donations for local communities in Havana, on Feb 4-8 in the foyer. We will be bringing all donations with us on our upcoming trip to Cuba. Possible items include school supplies, hygiene products, gently used clothing etc. Ms. Rundell ATTENTION ALL: Come by the photography room this week to leave a confession for yearbook! Mr. Botting IF YOU ARE IN GRADE 12 and have not submitted your baby photo for the yearbook, please submit it to mssyrbook@gmail.com by the end of next week. Mr. Botting FLEA MARKET NEXT WEEK! Adopt Our Community Club will be holding a Flea Market on Jan 31st at lunch in the multi! If you are interested in reselling your old stuff (everything except personal & broke stuff). Come down to Room 116 and sign up for your own store! Best seller will win a gift card! Sign up ends on Jan 25th, so don’t miss it! Ms. Greenside COME AND BUY A VALENTINE'S DAY ROSE! Grad council is selling Valentine's Day roses in the foyer at Lunch until January 30th. $3.50 each or 3/$10. Don't forget! Mme. Bacot

ATTENTION WHISTLER CLUB STUDENTS ATTENDING THE SATURDAY, FEB 2 WHISTLER TRIP: You should have all received an email from Laura.Dato@burnabyschools.ca with information about the Feb 2 trip. If you did not receive the email, and believe you are registered for that trip, please see me ASAP (in room 313). Remember that we meet at the Moscrop parking lot no later than 6:00am, ready to board by 6:10am. The bus will leave promptly, so be sure to set your alarm and plan your arrival. See me in room 313 for any questions or concerns - and GET READY! It's going to be great!

CLC 11 JANUARY SCHEDULE: A reminder that all January CLC sessions previously scheduled for period 6 have been cancelled. All Grade 11s are now required to attend a presentation on January 30th, during collaboration time in the multi-purpose room. No classes will be affected for January. Here is the link to the full year CLC schedule which is always being updated (Newer changes are highlighted in yellow): OUTLINE 2018-2019 CLC Updated Schedule.docx

ATTENTION PARENTS: ARE YOU WONDERING HOW TO SUPPORT YOUR TEENAGER IN CHOOSING THEIR EVENTUAL CAREER PATH? Here is a quick and thought provoking article that helps you understand how important Career Education is for your evolving teenager. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/coaching-your-teen-through-career-exploration-lee-taal More about Career Education: Did you know that Career Development is one of the three goals BC’s Education System? Career Life Education (Gr 10 course) and Career Life Connections (Gr 11/12 course) are the two new courses that work to support your child in becoming successful, educated citizens by providing them with opportunities to explore & analyze a variety of careers and options for their future. Want more information? Laura Dato (Laura.Dato@burnabyschools.ca) Here are some links: Moscrop CLC 11/12 website: https://blogs.sd41.bc.ca/moscrop-gradtransitions/student-led-interviews/transition-guide/ Ministry of Education curriculum link: https://curriculum.gov.bc.ca/curriculum/career-education Youtube video re: the importance of Career Education: https://youtu.be/KevtDOyJcu0

CERTIFICATES. The following students have Honour Roll certificates to be picked up at the office: Chu, Benson Cui, Jingyi Hashimoto Chang, M.H.

He, Daniel Jaffer, Zohair Kim, Soobin

Lu, Christina Madhavan, Meckayla Purdy, Caleb

Veljkovic, Emilija

GRADE 8 MOVIE FIELD TRIP. On the morning of Feb. 14th, all Grade 8s are invited to attend a field trip to see “The Lego Movie 2” at Landmark Theatres in New West as part of our peer mentorship program. Field trip forms were sent home on Wednesday with all grade 8s. If you were absent or did not receive one in your Period 1 class, extra forms are available at the main office. If you have any questions, please see either Ms. Quelch or Mrs. Loong. JANUARY'S NUMERACY ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE The schedule for January's Numeracy Assessment on the 23rd, 24th, and 25th has been posted outside the office. This graduation requirement is for grade 12 students who missed last year's assessment in June and for those who requested a re-write. Students should check this list to confirm the date and time of their sitting. Please see Mr. Callister if your name is not on this list but should be. ARCHIMEDES TALKS AT UBC (JANUARY 19, 2019 - MARCH 2, 2019) Grade 11 and 12 students: Archimedes Talks is a speaker series aimed at talented high school students in Vancouver interested in mathematics and engineering. The goal is to provide promising students with opportunities to explore different aspects of math and applied science in an engaging environment. Once a month during the semester, students come to the University of British Columbia's main Vancouver campus. Every session includes two expert speakers, a tour of an interesting location on campus, and lunch. For more information, visit: http://www.math.ubc.ca/Links/ArchimedesTalks/about.html If you'd like to use these hours towards your Work Experience credits, see your Career Advisor in 313. VOLUNTEER GRADE 11 AND 12 STUDENTS - SUMMER VOLUNTEER INFORMATION SESSION SFU Summer Camps will be recruiting new summer volunteers - and providing information about the various opportunities at Moscrop in the Library at lunch on Feb 5th 11:30-12:00 pm. They will be visiting CLE 10 classes - to share the information with the grade 10's. SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIPS - SEE BLOG FOR DETAILS: January Deadlines: DB Perks & Lifesaving Society Scholarships DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 David Lam/BC TEAL English Language Learner Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 Mensa Canada Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 February Deadlines: Terry Fox Humanitarian Award DEADLINE: February 1, 2019 Cmolik Foundation DEADLINE: submission to Ms. Wong by February 5th, 2019 BCSSA (British Columbia School Superintendents Association) DEADLINE: February 8, 2019 NOON Beedie Luminaries Scholarship DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 15, 2019 Spring Deadlines: Capilano Community Leadership Award DEADLINE: March 1, 2019 Chinese Government Scholarship DEADLINE: April 1, 2019 Charlene Reaveley Children's Charity DEADLINE: April 15, 2019 H.Y. Louie and Lohn Entrance Award (SFU Entrance Award) DEADLINE: April 30, 2019 Children of RBC Employees (Canada) DEADLINE: May 1, 2019 B. Davis Scholarship (Essay competition) DEADLINE: May 24, 2019 Ongoing: Vancouver Academy of Dramatic Arts (VADA) DEADLINE: August 1, 2019 Berridge Theatre and Film Programs (Normandy, France) - Summer Program Scholarships Available UBC Musqueam First Nation Scholarships

Moscrop Secondary Student Bulletin Tuesday January 29, 2019 Day 1 Periods: 1 2 3 4 Teachers: please read this bulletin to your class first period

Day 1 & 2 Bell Schedule 8:35a Warning Bell 8:40a - 9:59a Period 1 / 5 9:59a - 10:14a Nutrition Break 10:14a - 11:35a Period 2 / 6

11:35a - 12:20p Lunch Break 12:20p - 1:39p Period 3 / 7 1:45p - 3:02p Period 4 / 8

WORD OF THE DAY Churlish adj. Rude in a mean-spirited and surly way. GENERAL NEW! COLLABORATION TIME: A reminder to all students that every Wednesday until March 13th is Collaboration Time from 8:40-9:40 am.

• All grade 8, 9 and 10 students will go to their homeroom/Collab class; • All Grade 11 students (including International Students) report to the Multipurpose Room; • Grade 12 students (including International Students) report to the Library or overflow room 324.

PLEASE COME PREPARED FOR COLLAB TIME! Acceptable activities are homework or silent reading. You will not be allowed to go back to your locker to get forgotten items so please bring everything you need. Cell phones may be used for academic research only. LATENESS ON COLLAB DAY: Please note that attendance is taken for Collab Time. To minimize hallway disruptions, if you arrive after 9:00 am, you will be marked absent for Collab and will need to wait until 9:40 am on the gym stairs. PLEASE BE ON TIME! NEW! THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS NEED TO SEE MRS. DATO IN ROOM 313 URGENTLY, REGARDING GRADUATION TRANSITIONS. Abdirahman (*Hassan), Ayub Bodnarchuk, Eugene Bui, Kelly (Mai Anh) Cao, Sam (Zhensen) Caron (*Carson Banville), Tristan Cassie, Dakota Chang, William Chen, Asuna (Sitong) Chen, Fiona (Hsing Pei) Chen, Karen (Yu-Han) Cui, Jingyi Dang, Katrina Daniel, Jacob De Guzman, Roni Des Rosiers, Janessa Djordjevic, Peter Feist, Aurora Feng, Coco (Ke) Gregorowicz, Robert Huang, Elana Ifurung, Kerwin Ignacio, Mikaela

Inceoz, Sevda Irons, Jared Ivanov, Alexander Jiang, Hego (Jingyao) Jiang, Nick (Jingbin) Jones, Alan Kim, Soobin Kirchmaier, Kyle Knapp, Amber Kocabiyik, Can Kos, Bojana Lee, Matthew Li, Ming Tong Li, Reza (Hui Lam) Liu, John Maxim, Deliah McMillan, Mya Molina, Kraig Ng, Jade (Chun Wing) Nguyen, Jenny (Thuy Linh) Nityadasa, Erin Ordinario, Karl

Ossia, Melissa Prinsloo, Martin Shapiama Flores, Bryan (Imanol) Sison, Jaymee Su, David Sun, Alex Suzuki, Haruki Tao, Brendon Trevisanuto, Chiara Tsai, Kaiya (Yin Jen) Wang, Erica (Jie) Wang, William (Chaolin) Wiebe, Leanne Wong (Wang), Lillian (Hui) Wu, Steven (Kaijie) Xu, Lily (Yanling) Young, Carleton Yurchuk, Anastasia Zahid, Hamza Zhang, Jerry (Weijie) Zheng, Ada (Wei Yi) Zoubarev, Misha (Michael)

NEW! FEBRUARY CLC 11 SCHEDULE (affecting period 3 classes). Do regular attendance in your class and then head down to the Moscrop library at the bell with paper and pen, and cell phone (if you have one, for CLC check in). Here is a link to the full year schedule (changes are currently being made, so check back often) - OUTLINE 2018-2019 CLC Updated Schedule.docx . Changes from the original schedule have been made in yellow. - Thank you!

FEBRUARY CLC SESSIONS PERIOD DATE CLASSES TO ATTEND

3

(W) February 6, 2019 (5 period day)

Baird-Woodwork 11 Bymoen-Weight Training 11 Greenside-Food Studies 11 Lange-Life Sciences 11 Hon Manoharan- Robotics 11

(F) February 8, 2019

Kazulin- SS 12 (Genocide) Lee-New Media 11 Loong-Textile Arts 11 Orlando- Langue Seconde 11 Riach-Psychology 11

(T) February 12, 2019

Barichello- SS Language Dev. 10 Rundell-Concert Band 11 So- CLE 10 Stemo-ALT Wan-Life Sciences 11 Wong- ELL 2 Young-Math Pre-Calc 11 All PE/Dance Leadership 11

During collab time- in drama room (W) February 13, 2019 (make-up session) Day 2

-students with a District program on Day 1 afternoons -Students who were absent -Students who do not have a period 3 class on site -Students in gr 10 or 12 level courses not listed above

DO YOU ASPIRE TO BE PART OF A TALENT SHOW? Do you aspire to let everyone around to know what you are truly capable of? If that is the case, then Moscrop’s Evening of Talents is just right for you? Sign up for auditions is first come first serve outside room 116, from today until February 15th! Mr. Hunter DO YOU WANT TO SUPPORT CUBAN COMMUNITIES? The Moscrop Music Department has partnered up with Young Humanitarians and will be collecting donations for local communities in Havana, on Feb 4-8 in the foyer. We will be bringing all donations with us on our upcoming trip to Cuba. Possible items include school supplies, hygiene products, gently used clothing etc. Ms. Rundell ATTENTION ALL: Come by the photography room this week to leave a confession for yearbook! Mr. Botting COME AND BUY A VALENTINE'S DAY ROSE! Grad council is selling Valentine's Day roses in the foyer at lunch until January 30th. $3.50 each or 3/$10. Don't forget! Mme. Bacot ATTENTION WHISTLER CLUB STUDENTS ATTENDING THE SATURDAY, FEB 2 WHISTLER TRIP: You should have all received an email from Laura.Dato@burnabyschools.ca with information about the Feb 2 trip. If you did not receive the email, and believe you are registered for that trip, please see me ASAP (in room 313). Remember that we meet at the Moscrop parking lot no later than 6:00am, ready to board by 6:10am. The bus will leave promptly, so be sure to set your alarm and plan your arrival. See me in room 313 for any questions or concerns - and GET READY! It's going to be great!

CLC 11 JANUARY SCHEDULE: A reminder that all January CLC sessions previously scheduled for period 6 have been cancelled. All Grade 11s are now required to attend a presentation on January 30th, during collaboration time in the multi-purpose room. No classes will be affected for January. Here is the link to the full year CLC schedule which is always being updated (Newer changes are highlighted in yellow): OUTLINE 2018-2019 CLC Updated Schedule.docx

GRADE 8 MOVIE FIELD TRIP. On the morning of Feb. 14th, all Grade 8s are invited to attend a field trip to see “The Lego Movie 2” at Landmark Theatres in New West as part of our peer mentorship program. Field trip forms were sent home on Wednesday with all grade 8s. If you were absent or did not receive one in your Period 1 class, extra forms are available at the main office. If you have any questions, please see either Ms. Quelch or Mrs. Loong. ARCHIMEDES TALKS AT UBC (JANUARY 19, 2019 - MARCH 2, 2019) Grade 11 and 12 students: Archimedes Talks is a speaker series aimed at talented high school students in Vancouver interested in mathematics and engineering. The goal is to provide promising students with opportunities to explore different aspects of math and applied science in an engaging environment. Once a month during the semester, students come to the University of British Columbia's main Vancouver campus. Every session includes two expert speakers, a tour of an interesting location on campus, and lunch. For more information, visit: http://www.math.ubc.ca/Links/ArchimedesTalks/about.html If you'd like to use these hours towards your Work Experience credits, see your Career Advisor in 313. VOLUNTEER GRADE 11 AND 12 STUDENTS - SUMMER VOLUNTEER INFORMATION SESSION SFU Summer Camps will be recruiting new summer volunteers - and providing information about the various opportunities at Moscrop in the Library at lunch on Feb 5th 11:30-12:00 pm. They will be visiting CLE 10 classes - to share the information with the grade 10's. SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIPS - SEE BLOG FOR DETAILS: January Deadlines: DB Perks & Lifesaving Society Scholarships DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 David Lam/BC TEAL English Language Learner Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 Mensa Canada Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 February Deadlines: Terry Fox Humanitarian Award DEADLINE: February 1, 2019 Cmolik Foundation DEADLINE: submission to Ms. Wong by February 5th, 2019 BCSSA (British Columbia School Superintendents Association) DEADLINE: February 8, 2019 NOON Beedie Luminaries Scholarship DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 15, 2019 Spring Deadlines: Capilano Community Leadership Award DEADLINE: March 1, 2019 Chinese Government Scholarship DEADLINE: April 1, 2019 Charlene Reaveley Children's Charity DEADLINE: April 15, 2019 H.Y. Louie and Lohn Entrance Award (SFU Entrance Award) DEADLINE: April 30, 2019 Children of RBC Employees (Canada) DEADLINE: May 1, 2019 B. Davis Scholarship (Essay competition) DEADLINE: May 24, 2019 Ongoing: Vancouver Academy of Dramatic Arts (VADA) DEADLINE: August 1, 2019 Berridge Theatre and Film Programs (Normandy, France) - Summer Program Scholarships Available UBC Musqueam First Nation Scholarships

Moscrop Secondary Student Bulletin Wednesday January 30, 2019 Day 2 Periods: 5, 6, 7, 8 Teachers: please read this bulletin to your class first period WORD OF THE DAY: Congruent; Congruous adj. In agreement or harmony. Suitable; appropriate. “The company’s operations were congruent with its business plan.” TODAY’S COLLABORATION SCHEDULE 8:40 - 9:40 Collab 9:45 - 10:50 Period 1 10:50 - 11:05 Nutrition Break 11:05 - 12:10 Period 2

12:10 - 12:55 Lunch 12:55 - 1:55 Period 3 2:00 - 3:02 Period 4

COLLABORATION TIME: A reminder to all students that every Wednesday until March 13th is Collaboration Time from 8:40-9:40 am.

• All grade 8, 9 and 10 students will go to their homeroom/Collab class; • All Grade 11 students (including International Students) report to the LARGE GYM; • Grade 12 students (including International Students) report to the Library or overflow room 324; OR attend the presentation

in the LARGE GYM. PLEASE COME PREPARED FOR COLLAB TIME! Acceptable activities are homework or silent reading. You will not be allowed to go back to your locker to get forgotten items so please bring everything you need. Cell phones may be used for academic research only. LATENESS ON COLLAB DAY: Please note that attendance is taken for Collab Time. To minimize hallway disruptions, if you arrive after 9:00 am, you will be marked absent for Collab and will need to wait until 9:40 am on the gym stairs. PLEASE BE ON TIME! FEBRUARY CLC 11 SCHEDULE (affecting period 3 classes). Do regular attendance in your class and then head down to the Moscrop library at the bell with paper and pen, and cell phone (if you have one, for CLC check in). Here is a link to the full year schedule (changes are currently being made, so check back often) - OUTLINE 2018-2019 CLC Updated Schedule.docx . Changes from the original schedule have been made in yellow. - Thank you! FEBRUARY CLC SESSIONS PERIOD DATE CLASSES TO ATTEND

3 (W) February 6, 2019 (5 period day)

Baird-Woodwork 11 Bymoen-Weight Training 11 Greenside-Food Studies 11 Lange-Life Sciences 11 Hon Manoharan- Robotics 11

(F) February 8, 2019

Kazulin- SS 12 (Genocide) Lee-New Media 11 Loong-Textile Arts 11 Orlando- Langue Seconde 11 Riach-Psychology 11

(T) February 12, 2019

Barichello- SS Language Dev. 10 Rundell-Concert Band 11 So- CLE 10 Stemo-ALT Wan-Life Sciences 11 Wong- ELL 2 Young-Math Pre-Calc 11 All PE/Dance Leadership 11

During collab time- in drama room

(W) February 13, 2019 (make-up session) Day 2

-students with a District program on Day 1 afternoons -Students who were absent -Students who do not have a period 3 class on site -Students in gr 10 or 12 level courses not listed above

THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS NEED TO SEE MRS. DATO IN ROOM 313 URGENTLY REGARDING GRADUATION TRANSITIONS: Abdirahman (*Hassan), Ayub Bodnarchuk, Eugene Bui, Kelly (Mai Anh) Cao, Sam (Zhensen) Caron (*Caron Banville), Tristan Cassie, Dakota Chang, William Chen, Asuna (Sitong) Chen, Fiona (Hsing Pei) Chen, Karen (Yu-Han) Cui, Jingyi Dang, Katrina Daniel, Jacob De Guzman, Roni Des Rosiers, Janessa Djordjevic, Peter Feist, Aurora

Feng, Coco (Ke) Gregorowicz, Robert Huang, Elana Ifurung, Kerwin Ignacio, Mikaela Inceoz, Sevda Irons, Jared Ivanov, Alexander Jiang, Hego (Jingyao) Jiang, Nick (Jingbin) Jones, Alan Kim, Soobin Kirchmaier, Kyle Knapp, Amber Kocabiyik, Can Kos, Bojana Lee, Matthew

Li, Ming Tong Li, Reza (Hui Lam) Liu, John Maxim, Deliah McMillan, Mya Molina, Kraig Ng, Jade (Chun Wing) Nguyen, Jenny (Thuy Linh) Nityadasa, Erin Ordinario, Karl Ossia, Melissa Prinsloo, Martin Shapiama Flores, Bryan (Imanol) Sison, Jaymee Su, David Sun, Alex Suzuki, Haruki

Tao, Brendon Trevisanuto, Chiara Tsai, Kaiya (Yin Jen) Wang, Erica (Jie) Wang, William (Chaolin) Wiebe, Leanne Wong (Wang), Lillian (Hui) Wu, Steven (Kaijie) Xu, Lily (Yanling) Young, Carleton Yurchuk, Anastasia Zahid, Hamza Zhang, Jerry (Weijie) Zheng, Ada (Wei Yi) Zoubarev, Misha (Michael)

NEW: GRAD 2019 SURVEY Grade 12s - Complete the survey by Feb 8th and help plan what you want Dry Grad to look like. It will take less than 5 minutes. Add your name and you could win a Starbucks gift card. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/7RKWYMN NOTE: Dry grad fees are $ 50 pay now as they will go up to $ 65 after Feb 28th NEW: Moscrop’s STEM club, STEMseed, is selling Samosa’s in the foyer at lunch this week! Pay only $2 for your tasty vegetable samosa. All proceeds will go towards Moscrop’s Music Council, Cuba humanitarian campaign. See you in the foyer! (Mr. Chenafi, sponsor teacher) DO YOU ASPIRE TO BE PART OF A TALENT SHOW? Do you aspire to let everyone around to know what you are truly capable of? If that is the case, then Moscrop’s Evening of Talents is just right for you? Sign up for auditions is first come first serve outside room 116, from today until February 15th! Mr. Hunter

NEW: TO ALL STUDENTS, are you a passionate Moscropian who has feedback about how we can improve our school?? Student Government’s first town hall of the year is going to be on Wednesday, February 13th during period 7, in the library. Your period 7 teacher will be selecting 2 class representatives that would like to attend - let them know if you are interested! Topics that will be discussed are: school spirit, events, facility quality, readiness for transitioning into next year and mental health. Any other improvement topics will also be given time. All representatives are encouraged to talk to their period 7 classmates about ways to make Moscrop a better place and discuss these ideas/suggestions at town hall. Student Government promises to work hard with your feedback to create as much positive change as possible! Representatives, attend period 7 first, you will be called down 10 minutes into the period, at 1:05pm. Looking forward to the conversations, Student Government & Ms. Greenside DO YOU WANT TO SUPPORT CUBAN COMMUNITIES? The Moscrop Music Department has partnered up with Young Humanitarians and will be collecting donations for local communities in Havana, on Feb 4-8 in the foyer. We will be bringing all donations with us on our upcoming trip to Cuba. Possible items include school supplies, hygiene products, gently used clothing etc. Ms. Rundell ATTENTION ALL: Come by the photography room this week to leave a confession for yearbook! Mr. Botting COME AND BUY A VALENTINE'S DAY ROSE! Grad council is selling Valentine's Day roses in the foyer at lunch until January 30th. $3.50 each or 3/$10. Don't forget! Mme. Bacot ATTENTION WHISTLER CLUB STUDENTS ATTENDING THE SATURDAY, FEB 2 WHISTLER TRIP: You should have all received an email from Laura.Dato@burnabyschools.ca with information about the Feb 2 trip. If you did not receive the email, and believe you are registered for that trip, please see me ASAP (in room 313). Remember that we meet at the Moscrop parking lot no later than 6:00am, ready to board by 6:10am. The bus will leave promptly, so be sure to set your alarm and plan your arrival. See me in room 313 for any questions or concerns - and GET READY! It's going to be great! GRADE 8 MOVIE FIELD TRIP. On the morning of Feb. 14th, all Grade 8s are invited to attend a field trip to see “The Lego Movie 2” at Landmark Theatres in New West as part of our peer mentorship program. Field trip forms were sent home on Wednesday with all grade 8s. If you were absent or did not receive one in your Period 1 class, extra forms are available at the main office. If you have any questions, please see either Ms. Quelch or Mrs. Loong. ARCHIMEDES TALKS AT UBC (JANUARY 19, 2019 - MARCH 2, 2019) Grade 11 and 12 students: Archimedes Talks is a speaker series aimed at talented high school students in Vancouver interested in mathematics and engineering. The goal is to provide promising students with opportunities to explore different aspects of math and applied science in an engaging environment. Once a month during the semester, students come to the University of British Columbia's main Vancouver campus. Every session includes two expert speakers, a tour of an interesting location on campus, and lunch. For more information, visit: http://www.math.ubc.ca/Links/ArchimedesTalks/about.html If you'd like to use these hours towards your Work Experience credits, see your Career Advisor in 313. NEW: FREE TUITION FOR POST-SECONDARY TRAINING IN TRADES: Get Information - Ms. Wispinski Room 313 Youth Train in Trades - offers student under the age of 19 the ability to be trained in a trade equal to post-secondary Level 1 training. Student pays for text books or extra supplies but tuition is free. Programs offered include: Auto Collision Repair Technician, Auto Refinishing Prep. Tech., Auto Service Tech., Baker (Pastry Arts), Carpenter, Construction Electrician, Hairstylist, Landscape Horticulturist, Metal Fabricator, Millwright, Motorcycle Mechanic, Painter & Decorator, Pipefitter, Plumber, Professional Cook, Sheet Metal Worker NEW: EARN CERTIFICATES in Palo Alto Cyber Security - Day 1 at Cariboo - this career area is in massive demand as cyber threats and information security becomes a growing concern every day. Start your training in grade 11 or 12 as part of your high school education. See Ms. Wispinski to learn how to apply for a Sept 2019 start. https://www.paloaltonetworks.com/services/education/certification NEW: CISCO NETWORKING ACADEMY CERTIFICATION - Day 1 at B. South - this career are is in demand - start your training in grade 11 or 12. https://www.netacad.com/courses/networking See Ms. Wispinski Room 313 to learn how to apply for Sept 2019 NEW: TOURISM is one of British Columbia’s fastest growing industries. There are approximately 18,000 tourism related businesses employing 260,000 workers in BC. The total number of jobs in the tourism sector is projected to increase by approximately 17% to 300,080 by 2020. Students in grade 11 or 12 can earn certification in Hotel and Event Management Industry Certification Program and prepare them for this very prosperous industry. Students earn the following certificates: American Hotel & Lodging Association certifications: Supervision in the Hospitality Industry, Hospitality Today Additional certifications: Food Safe Level 1, Serving it Right, WorldHost Fundamentals, Foundation of Workplace Safety See Ms. Wispinski in Room 313 - to get more information about this opportunity. VOLUNTEER GRADE 11 AND 12 STUDENTS - SUMMER VOLUNTEER INFORMATION SESSION SFU Summer Camps will be recruiting new summer volunteers - and providing information about the various opportunities at Moscrop in the Library at lunch on Feb 5th 11:30-12:00 pm. They will be visiting CLE 10 classes - to share the information with the grade 10's. SCHOLARSHIPS - SEE BLOG FOR DETAILS: January Deadlines: DB Perks & Lifesaving Society Scholarships DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 David Lam/BC TEAL English Language Learner Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 Mensa Canada Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 February Deadlines: Terry Fox Humanitarian Award DEADLINE: February 1, 2019 Cmolik Foundation DEADLINE: submission to Ms. Wong by February 5th, 2019 BCSSA (British Columbia School Superintendents Association) DEADLINE: February 8, 2019 NOON Beedie Luminaries Scholarship DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 15, 2019 Spring Deadlines: Capilano Community Leadership Award DEADLINE: March 1, 2019 Chinese Government Scholarship DEADLINE: April 1, 2019 Charlene Reaveley Children's Charity DEADLINE: April 15, 2019 H.Y. Louie and Lohn Entrance Award (SFU Entrance Award) DEADLINE: April 30, 2019 Children of RBC Employees (Canada) DEADLINE: May 1, 2019 B. Davis Scholarship (Essay competition) DEADLINE: May 24, 2019 Ongoing: Vancouver Academy of Dramatic Arts (VADA) DEADLINE: August 1, 2019 Berridge Theatre and Film Programs (Normandy, France) - Summer Program Scholarships Available UBC Musqueam First Nation Scholarships

Moscrop Secondary Student Bulletin Thursday January 31, 2019 Day 1 Periods: 1 2 3 4 Teachers: please read this bulletin to your class first period WORD OF THE DAY: Brusque adj. Abrupt and curt in manner or speech; discourteously blunt. Day 1 & 2 Bell Schedule 8:35a Warning Bell 8:40a - 9:59a Period 1 / 5 9:59a - 10:14a Nutrition Break

10:14a - 11:35a Period 2 / 6 11:35a - 12:20p Lunch Break 12:20p - 1:39p Period 3 / 7 1:45p - 3:02p Period 4 / 8

GOOD NEWS Moscrop Ski / Snowboard Team Shout Out! Congratulations to Moscrop's ski and snowboard team who raced in their 3rd downhill race in Whistler this past weekend. Special mention goes out to Grade 9 student, Victoria Ustyugova who achieved 2nd place in the Women's Ski race category - AMAZING! All team members did well! Let's cheer them on for the race finals which will be on February 15th! Congratuations to Moscrop's own Maximus Joe - Max placed first in the Elite 8 Canada national championships in Montreal in January. He is now preparing to represent the province at the Canada Winter Games in February. We wish you the very best Maximus! GENERAL NEW! VALENTINE'S DAY ROSES EXTENDED TO FRIDAY. Last day to buy roses is this Friday. They will be delivered in Blocks 3 and 4 on Valentine's Day. Don't forget! Thank You. Grad Council! NEW! COURSE SELECTION FOR 2019-2020: Course Selection presentations for all students in grades 8 to 11 are taking place this week and next. If students have any questions about their course selection for next year, please see a counsellor in Student Services (room 317). The process for course selection is as follows:

• Complete Course Selection form in full (including parent/guardian signature at bottom) • Enter courses online via MyEducation BC. This step must be completed to confirm courses, and before paper copy

is handed in. • If applying for any honours/application/AP courses, complete extra application form(s) as needed • Hand in all forms by deadline set (usually 2 weeks after presentation took place).

NEW! ELL STUDENTS – COURSE SELECTION FOR NEXT YEAR: For students who are in ELL 1 or ELL 2 this year, counsellors will be distributing course selection forms during special presentations to ELL classes at the end of this month. Ms. Vancic FEBRUARY CLC 11 SCHEDULE (affecting period 3 classes). Do regular attendance in your class and then head down to the Moscrop library at the bell with paper and pen, and cell phone (if you have one, for CLC check in). Here is a link to the full year schedule (changes are currently being made, so check back often) - OUTLINE 2018-2019 CLC Updated Schedule.docx . Changes from the original schedule have been made in yellow. - Thank you! FEBRUARY CLC SESSIONS PERIOD DATE CLASSES TO ATTEND

3 (W) February 6, 2019 (5 period day)

Baird-Woodwork 11 Bymoen-Weight Training 11 Greenside-Food Studies 11 Lange-Life Sciences 11 Hon Manoharan- Robotics 11

(F) February 8, 2019

Kazulin- SS 12 (Genocide) Lee-New Media 11 Loong-Textile Arts 11 Orlando- Langue Seconde 11 Riach-Psychology 11

(T) February 12, 2019

Barichello- SS Language Dev. 10 Rundell-Concert Band 11 So- CLE 10 Stemo-ALT Wan-Life Sciences 11 Wong- ELL 2 Young-Math Pre-Calc 11 All PE/Dance Leadership 11

During collab time- in drama room

(W) February 13, 2019 (make-up session) Day 2

-students with a District program on Day 1 afternoons -Students who were absent -Students who do not have a period 3 class on site -Students in gr 10 or 12 level courses not listed above

THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS NEED TO SEE MRS. DATO IN ROOM 313 URGENTLY REGARDING GRADUATION TRANSITIONS: Abdirahman (*Hassan), Ayub Bodnarchuk, Eugene Bui, Kelly (Mai Anh) Cao, Sam (Zhensen) Caron (*Caron Banville), Tristan Cassie, Dakota Chen, Asuna (Sitong) Chen, Fiona (Hsing Pei) Chen, Karen (Yu-Han) Dang, Katrina Daniel, Jacob De Guzman, Roni Des Rosiers, Janessa Djordjevic, Peter Feist, Aurora

Feng, Coco (Ke) Gregorowicz, Robert Huang, Elana Ifurung, Kerwin Ignacio, Mikaela Irons, Jared Ivanov, Alexander Jiang, Hego (Jingyao) Jiang, Nick (Jingbin) Jones, Alan Kim, Soobin Kirchmaier, Kyle Knapp, Amber Kocabiyik, Can Kos, Bojana

Lee, Matthew Li, Ming Tong Li, Reza (Hui Lam) Liu, John McMillan, Mya Molina, Kraig Ng, Jade (Chun Wing) Nguyen, Jenny (Thuy Linh) Nityadasa, Erin Ossia, Melissa Prinsloo, Martin Shapiama Flores, Bryan (Imanol) Sison, Jaymee Su, David Sun, Alex

Suzuki, Haruki Tao, Brendon Tsai, Kaiya (Yin Jen) Wang, Erica (Jie) Wang, William (Chaolin) Wiebe, Leanne Wong (Wang), Lillian (Hui) Wu, Steven (Kaijie) Xu, Lily (Yanling) Young, Carleton Yurchuk, Anastasia Zahid, Hamza Zhang, Jerry (Weijie) Zheng, Ada (Wei Yi) Zoubarev, Misha (Michael)

GRAD 2019 SURVEY Grade 12s - Complete the survey by Feb 8th and help plan what you want Dry Grad to look like. It will take less than 5 minutes. Add your name and you could win a Starbucks gift card. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/7RKWYMN NOTE: Dry grad fees are $ 50 pay now as they will go up to $ 65 after Feb 28th. NEW! FLEA MARKET IS COMING THIS THURSDAY Flea Market will be happening this Thursday in the Multi at lunch. There will also be a donation booth so if you have clothes or daily use stuff that you want to donate to the “Wounded Warriors Program”, don’t forget to bring them! Get yourselves ready for Flea Market! Ms. Greenside NEW! Moscrop’s STEM club, STEMseed, is selling Samosa’s in the foyer at lunch Wednesday! Come down and pay only $2 for your tasty vegetable samosa. All proceeds will go towards Moscrop’s Music Council, Cuba humanitarian campaign. See you there! Mr. Chenafi, sponsor teacher DO YOU ASPIRE TO BE PART OF A TALENT SHOW? Do you aspire to let everyone around to know what you are truly capable of? If that is the case, then Moscrop’s Evening of Talents is just right for you? Sign up for auditions is first come first serve outside room 116, from today until February 15th! Mr. Hunter TO ALL STUDENTS, are you a passionate Moscropian who has feedback about how we can improve our school?? Student Government’s first town hall of the year is going to be on Wednesday, February 13th during period 7, in the library. Your period 7 teacher will be selecting 2 class representatives that would like to attend - let them know if you are interested! Topics that will be discussed are: school spirit, events, facility quality, readiness for transitioning into next year and mental health. Any other improvement topics will also be given time. All representatives are encouraged to talk to their period 7 classmates about ways to make Moscrop a better place and discuss these ideas/suggestions at town hall. Student Government promises to work hard with your feedback to create as much positive change as possible! Representatives, attend period 7 first, you will be called down 10 minutes into the period, at 1:05pm. Looking forward to the conversations, Student Government & Ms. Greenside ATTENTION WHISTLER CLUB STUDENTS ATTENDING THE SATURDAY, FEB 2 WHISTLER TRIP: You should have all received an email from Laura.Dato@burnabyschools.ca with information about the Feb 2 trip. If you did not receive the email, and believe you are registered for that trip, please see me ASAP (in room 313). Remember that we meet at the Moscrop parking lot no later than 6:00am, ready to board by 6:10am. The bus will leave promptly, so be sure to set your alarm and plan your arrival. See me in room 313 for any questions or concerns - and GET READY! It's going to be great! GRADE 8 MOVIE FIELD TRIP. On the morning of Feb. 14th, all Grade 8s are invited to attend a field trip to see “The Lego Movie 2” at Landmark Theatres in New West as part of our peer mentorship program. Field trip forms were sent home on Wednesday with all grade 8s. If you were absent or did not receive one in your Period 1 class, extra forms are available at the main office. If you have any questions, please see either Ms. Quelch or Mrs. Loong. ARCHIMEDES TALKS AT UBC (JANUARY 19, 2019 - MARCH 2, 2019) Grade 11 and 12 students: Archimedes Talks is a speaker series aimed at talented high school students in Vancouver interested in mathematics and engineering. The goal is to provide promising students with opportunities to explore different aspects of math and applied science in an engaging environment. Once a month during the semester, students come to the University of British Columbia's main Vancouver campus. Every session includes two expert speakers, a tour of an interesting location on campus, and lunch. For more information, visit: http://www.math.ubc.ca/Links/ArchimedesTalks/about.html If you'd like to use these hours towards your Work Experience credits, see your Career Advisor in 313. FREE TUITION FOR POST-SECONDARY TRAINING IN TRADES: Get Information - Ms. Wispinski Room 313 Youth Train in Trades - offers student under the age of 19 the ability to be trained in a trade equal to post-secondary Level 1 training. Student pays for text books or extra supplies but tuition is free. Programs offered include: Auto Collision Repair Technician, Auto Refinishing Prep. Tech., Auto Service Tech., Baker (Pastry Arts), Carpenter, Construction Electrician, Hairstylist, Landscape Horticulturist, Metal Fabricator, Millwright, Motorcycle Mechanic, Painter & Decorator, Pipefitter, Plumber, Professional Cook, Sheet Metal Worker EARN CERTIFICATES in Palo Alto Cyber Security - Day 1 at Cariboo - this career area is in massive demand as cyber threats and information security becomes a growing concern every day. Start your training in grade 11 or 12 as part of your high school education. See Ms. Wispinski to learn how to apply for a Sept 2019 start. https://www.paloaltonetworks.com/services/education/certification CISCO NETWORKING ACADEMY CERTIFICATION - Day 1 at B. South - this career are is in demand - start your training in grade 11 or 12. https://www.netacad.com/courses/networking See Ms. Wispinski Room 313 to learn how to apply for Sept 2019 TOURISM is one of British Columbia’s fastest growing industries. There are approximately 18,000 tourism related businesses employing 260,000 workers in BC. The total number of jobs in the tourism sector is projected to increase by approximately 17% to 300,080 by 2020. Students in grade 11 or 12 can earn certification in Hotel and Event Management Industry Certification Program and prepare them for this very prosperous industry. Students earn the following certificates: American Hotel & Lodging Association certifications: Supervision in the Hospitality Industry, Hospitality Today Additional certifications: Food Safe Level 1, Serving it Right, WorldHost Fundamentals, Foundation of Workplace Safety See Ms. Wispinski in Room 313 - to get more information about this opportunity. VOLUNTEER GRADE 11 AND 12 STUDENTS - SUMMER VOLUNTEER INFORMATION SESSION SFU Summer Camps will be recruiting new summer volunteers - and providing information about the various opportunities at Moscrop in the Library at lunch on Feb 5th 11:30-12:00 pm. They will be visiting CLE 10 classes - to share the information with the grade 10's. SCHOLARSHIPS - SEE BLOG FOR DETAILS: January Deadlines: DB Perks & Lifesaving Society Scholarships DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 David Lam/BC TEAL English Language Learner Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 Mensa Canada Scholarship DEADLINE: January 31, 2019 February Deadlines: Terry Fox Humanitarian Award DEADLINE: February 1, 2019 Cmolik Foundation DEADLINE: submission to Ms. Wong by February 5th, 2019 BCSSA (British Columbia School Superintendents Association) DEADLINE: February 8, 2019 NOON Beedie Luminaries Scholarship DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 15, 2019 Spring Deadlines: Capilano Community Leadership Award DEADLINE: March 1, 2019 Chinese Government Scholarship DEADLINE: April 1, 2019 Charlene Reaveley Children's Charity DEADLINE: April 15, 2019 H.Y. Louie and Lohn Entrance Award (SFU Entrance Award) DEADLINE: April 30, 2019 Children of RBC Employees (Canada) DEADLINE: May 1, 2019 B. Davis Scholarship (Essay competition) DEADLINE: May 24, 2019 Ongoing: Vancouver Academy of Dramatic Arts (VADA) DEADLINE: August 1, 2019 Berridge Theatre and Film Programs (Normandy, France) - Summer Program Scholarships Available UBC Musqueam First Nation Scholarships