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Collège Lorette Collegiate Collège Lorette Collegiate March 2021 Administrative Team Message This March marks one year since we have all been shifting our learning and thinking due to the pandemic. When we first started on this journey it was only going to be a short few weeks and we expected Staying to be back to normal. We have all seen those first few weeks turn into a connected! year – in and out of restrictions, learning totally online to blended learning. Throughout it all everyone has done their best to make Connect with CLC through learning continue even though it looked a little different. the following media apps: All these changes have presented many hardships and frustrations, but it also has sharpened our focus about what is SchoolConnect – Sign up now and you will soon be important. We have learned so many new skills – especially in the area able to choose between of technology – and we have found new ways to do the things we want phone, text message, email to do. or a combination. Contact As we move into March we are starting to reincorporate many the office for how to con- new things into the day. Extra curricular activities are broadening as nect. restrictions change and we figure out how to do activities within the “Covid rules”. Look for intramurals to start and we are even starting Twitter – Follow CLC at rehearsals for a virtual theatre production. @collegelorette March 18th and 19th will be parent teacher interviews. Included in this newsletter are instructions on how to sign up. This is the perfect Facebook – Check out time to touch base with teachers to find out how we can work together College Lorette Collegiate’s to support your child’s success before marks are official on report facebook page. cards. Report cards do not go out for high school students until mid- semester (April) but you can check student progress through student or Instagram – Connect at parent portal. lorettecollegiate. Spring break is March 29th to April 2nd. We hope everyone gets an opportunity to relax and refresh before the final push to the end of Email – contact the year. Hopefully March doesn’t leave like a lion either!! [email protected]. Honour Roll Congratulations to all of our recipients for the first semester! *Indicates Honours with Distinction Gr. 9 Gr. 10 Gr. 11 Gr. 12 Amber A. * Mackenzie L. Brody B. Lucas A. Sayl H. Asia A. * James N. * Emily B. Alycia M. Haley B. * Pierce A. * Jaiden H. * Riley B. * Christel N. * Reid B. Daniel M. Michael B. Isabelle B. * Siobhan H. * Oscar B. Logan N. Owen B. Leonard M. Jayden C. Mikyla B. * Caleb I. Hannah B. * Kailyn O. * Cadence B. Lyndee M. * Avery C. Callie B. Keira I. Dilyn B. * Cally P. Savannah B. * Rylee M. * Ariel C. Solange B. * Logan K. Nathalie B. Jordin P. Hailea B. Eva M. * Sara D. Aylee B. * Brooke K. Paison B. Skylar P. * Merik B. Jonathan N. * Cassidy D. Allison B. * Rese K. Kyarra D. Tyler P. Armand B. * Alicia O. * Abby D. * Owen C. Anja L. * Levi E. Sophia R. * Jada B. Sean P. Kathryn D. Ethan C. * Luka L. * Emma F. * Tiana R. Trinity B. Christopher P. * Evan D. * Justine D. Mikalah L. Kyra F. * Emily R. * Madison C. Thomas P. Emily F. Wilson D. Cassidee L. Logan F. * Melissa S. * Janiq C. * Selina R. Justice F. * Cole D. Jaxon L. Elisabeth F. * Elizabeth S. Alyx C. * Olivia R. * Ina G. * Kaylie D. * Kimi M. Laura H. Emily S. Summer D. * Megan R. * Wade G. Grace D. * Tavia M. * Carmen H. Rachel S. Ruby D. * Logan R. Kennedy H. * Brenden E. Gloria N. Jeramee J. Natalie S. * Chloe F. * Avery S. Caressa H. Ava F. Victoria N. * Kaiden K. Duncan S. Jesse F. Dan S. * Maddison J. * Rowan F. * Kieran O. Natanel K. Angelina S. * Miranda F. * Lachlan S. Ashley K. Gabriel F. * Jayden R. Olivia L. Michael S. Joshuah F. Brooke S. * Easton K. * Hannah G. Julia R. Cameron L. Thomas T. * Victor F. Rachel S. * Olivia K. * Louis G. Ayden S. Knight M. Emma T. * Francois G. * Madison S. Emily L. Alexis G. * Elijah S. * Kaia M. * Richard W. * Jordan G. * Joel S. Emilie-Marie L. * Nele G. * Avery S. Luana M. * Cheyenne Z. Brenlee G. * Natalie S. Brooklynn M. Logan G. * Deja S. * Isabel H. Mariah V. Raylene M. Erin H. * Connor S. Kylie H. Samantha V. Jesse M. Lily H. * Mackenzie W. * Kylie Hi. * Alexander W. * Makenna M. * Nicolas H. Shelby-Lynn W. * Rylan H. Carter W. Stella N. * Zachary H. Coen W. * Abby K. * Zoe W. Kira P. * Evelene K. Daniel W. * Ezrie P. Julianna K. * Nick Y. * Taylor R. Madison K. Bethany Z. Amee S. * McKenna S. Samantha S. Jenna S. Tyson T. Cassidy T. * Madision-Lee V. Chloe V. Damian W. Samantha Z. * Parent Teacher Conferences In continuing to follow current guidelines from Manitoba Health, Parent Teacher Conferences will be held virtually using Microsoft Teams. The same process will be followed as we used in November. Parents will be able to book slots with teachers for a 10 minute time slot over a two day period on March 18th from 4-8, or on March 19th from 9-12. In order to book a slot, use the following link. https://outlook.office365.com/owa/calendar/[email protected]/bookings/ Select the Staff, and then click on either the 18th or the 19th, and select a time slot. Input your name, email ad- dress, and phone number. Indicate the student who will be be discussed and then submit. You will then receive an email with a link to your appointment. At the time of your appointment, follow the link and you will automatically enter a Teams video chat meeting with the teacher. If you are using a computer, no additional software is required. However, if you are using a phone, the Microsoft Teams app needs to be installed. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/microsoft-teams/id1113153706 for Iphone users. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.microsoft.teams for Android users If you want to book appointments with multiple teachers you will need to click the above link again for each booking. If you do not have adequate internet access to use Microsoft Teams in your home, then a phone conference may be arranged for. These phone appointments will be limited based on the number of phones available at the school. In order to book an appointment, you will need to email the teacher to arrange a time. A teacher's email can be found using the format: [email protected]. For example, the email for Teresa Yestrau is [email protected] If there are any difficulties with booking appointments, please contact the school office. Published Artists from CLC Congratulations to Cheyenne M. and Luana M.! Their artwork was featured in a published book “Little One” that was a collaboration between the students of Frontier School Division and Seine River with the support of the TJ’s Gift Foundation. The book can be purchased at tjsgift.com with proceeds funding projects where young people help other young people avoid drug involvement. Entretien avec Mme.Haines Par Alycia et Danika Mme. Haines est une nouvelle enseignante au Collège Lorette Collegiate. Elle enseigne des classes de la 9e, 10e et de la 12e année Nous nous sommes assises avec Mme. Haines et on l’a posé des questions au sujet de ‘Qui est Mme. Jessica Haines?’. Voici ce que nous avons découvert! Mme Haines a fait ses études à l’Université du Manitoba et à l’Université d’Ottawa. Ça fait déjà sept ans qu’elle enseigne et elle est une excellente enseignante. Elle a décidé de poursuivre sa carrière dans l’enseignement parce qu’un de ses anciens enseignant l’a dit qu’elle ferait une bonne enseignante, il avait raison! L'enseignement n’était pas son premier choix de carrière. Lorsqu’elle était jeune, elle voulait être une comédienne (actor). Cette année, elle aide à la troupe du Festival Théâtre Jeunesse avec leur production virtuelle. Elle a beaucoup de talents cachés et elle aime une variété de choses. Mme. Haines aime les couleurs turquoise et menthe. Son animal préféré est le chat, elle a un (ou deux ou trois) chat(s) aussi. Elle aime lire et jouer dehors avec sa fille Kami. Elle écoute la musique Country et son émission de télévision préférée est ‘Brooklyn 99’. Une vacance de ses rêves seraient d’être sur une plage entourée d’eau! Merci Mme. Haines! Hockey Day in CLC Having Phys Ed classes forced to be outside has led to some creative ways to be active this winter. With the help of some students, Mr. Mamchuk and Ms. Marinelli created our own outdoor rink that has been used for hockey, broomball, curling and lots of great outdoor fun! CLC was also able to obtain a class set of snowshoes which we hope to use in gym class for years to come. History of Hockey By Alycia We all know the game of hockey, but do you know who invented hockey? Or when the game was invented? Well to answer these ponderings, here is what was found! We do not actually know when hockey was in fact invented. Historians have investigated who invented this great sport but have no clear answer. Ice hockey as we know it today has evolved over the course of hundreds of years. Some believe that hockey goes back over 4,000 years to ancient Egypt where a crude stick and ball game was played.
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