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You Can. W E Will BAYSIDE SECONDARY SCHOOL NEWSLETTER Message from your Principal t is hard to believe that we are already well into the second half of this aca- I demic year. Believe it or not, we are already busy organizing for next year. Our Grade Eight Parents’ Evening and Student Orientation Day were huge suc- Upcoming Dates cesses. In addition, next year’s registration for grade eights and returning stu- dents is almost complete and looking strong! Our projected enrolment has Apr 24-26 OFSAA Gymnastics us growing again. Our potential graduates are busy completing their courses Apr 25 - School Council - 6:30 and community hours and registering to attend graduation ceremonies on Apr 26-28 - Ecobound Trip June 25th. May 3 - Author Visit in the This year’s graduation ceremonies will take place in the community at Calvary Learning Commons Temple on Dundas Street West. A lot of time and effort went into this deci- May 5-10 - AP Exams sion. Our first choice would be to continue to host it at BSS but every year we May 18-19 - ISP Trip receive comments from attendees that we need a larger space with more May 20 - PA Day comfortable seating. Therefore we have partnered with a community location. May 23 - Victoria Day The new venue is more spacious and has comfortable seating; we hope the new location will provide a solution to these issues. The report card you receive with this newsletter marks the half way point in Please call the school the second semester. Student success is a major focus at Bayside. Please office to update your contact, take the time to review your student’s achievement and discuss each course. student health or emergency At this point in the semester, it is essential that students focus on the final information if there have been changes. weeks of school in order to complete all required elements in each course and to be well prepared for the final evaluation period in June. Should you have questions or require additional information please do not hesitate to call 966- Kudos and thanks to ... 2922. Your student’s classroom teachers or any of the following staff would Our Art department and be happy to help you: Jessica Francis (Head of Guidance) Ext. 2184, Cathy students for an incredible Woodley (Head of Special Education) Ext. 2130, Adrian Bertrand (Student Suc- show at the Parrott Art cess Lead Teacher) Ext. 2151, Nancy Popovich (Vice-Principal) Ext. 2119, or Gallery. me at Ext. 2122. I would also like to wish “good luck” to the senior Bayside students who will Our dedicated staff who be writing their Advanced Placement (AP) exams this spring. Over twenty AP spend countless after- school hours in classrooms exams will be written this academic year. It is great to see our students tak- and on the field to support ing advantage of this opportunity. AP is an enrichment program that Bayside our many extracurriculars. offers to its students. It provides opportunities for motivated and prepared students to experience university level courses while in high school. Our custodial staff who Finally, Bayside’s halls continue to be full of activity and this newsletter show- work hard to maintain a cases many of the exciting activities that have gone on this year at BSS.. It is clean and healthy school. truly impressive and I am extremely proud of staff and students. I strongly Staff who are embracing encourage you to read the entire newsletter to learn more about the “Bayside new technologies to bring You can. We will. can. We You Experience”. the world to Bayside. I. Press Bayside Secondary School 1247 Old Hwy 2 (Mailbag 6500) Belleville, Ontario K8N 5M6 | ph: 613 966-2922 | fx: 613 966-4565 Bayside Secondary School - A School Leader in the Hastings & Prince Edward District School Board [email protected] | www.hpedsb.on.ca/bss B A Y S I D E S E C O N D A R Y S C H O O L N E W S L E T T E R B A Y S I D E S E C O N D A R Y S C H O O L N E W S L E T T E R Stratford Trip! Coming in the Fall of 2016, students will have the breakfast in the morning. Before our last produc- opportunity to visit one of Ontario’s most popular tion, students will have the opportunity to take a Theatre Festivals. On October 20th, students will warehouse tour of all the past production’s props be whisked away in a comfortable coach bus from and costumes. Finally, students will be seeing Wil- Bayside to Stratford, where they will see a mati- liam Shakespeare’s comedy, As You Like It. All of nee performance of William Shakespeare’s Mac- this can be yours for only $220.00. First deposits beth. Then, they explore the wonders of Stratford of $100.00 are due by JUNE 2016, and the rest downtown and take in the beauty of Victoria Park. due when returning in September. Don’t miss this On the evening of the 20th, students will take in great opportunity! Contact Mr. Reid or Mrs. Rich- the musical A Chorus Line. Our overnight stay is mond for details. at the Stratford Festival Inn, where we will have Grad 2016 Update Graduation will be held on Wednesday, June 29, • Ensure that you have submitted your 40 hours 2016 at 7 p.m. The location this year will be: Cal- of community service vary Temple at 679 Dundas Street West. Graduates • Each student will receive four guest tickets for should do the following to prepare for the ceremony: graduation; if you require more, you may sign up on a waiting list. See Ms. Ray in Guidance. • Pay your $25.00 grad fee • Get measured for your gown in Guidance by April This year we will be having a photographer tak- 30th ing pictures of all graduates and award winners • Complete (or update) your “I’ve Been Busy” form on stage. Photos will be made available after and submit it to Mr. Stephens in Guidance graduation. Please sign the photo-release waiver • Attend the graduation preparation assembly - in Guidance when getting measured. June 2, 2016 - Period 2 - 2 - B A Y S I D E S E C O N D A R Y S C H O O L N E W S L E T T E R B A Y S I D E S E C O N D A R Y S C H O O L N E W S L E T T E R Food for Learning Bayside’s Food for Learning programmes con- ing from the HPEDSB Learning Foundation/ tinue to ensure that no student is hungry while Food for Learning. Fund raising is what en- at school. The Learning Commons has become sures the survival of Food for Learning pro- a popular destination first thing in the morning grammes. Please consider attending or and at break as students socialize while enjoy- donating to, the upcoming Student Benefit ing bagels, waffles, cereal and apples. Many stu- Auction. Please see the poster below. If you dents find that an early bus means they don’t have questions, please don’t hesitate to call Karen have time to eat breakfast and they recognize Morrow (613 966-2922, ext. 2126) at Bayside or FFL that they need fuel for learning. coordinator Kellie Brace, at 966-1170, ext. 2232. During the lunch periods students may also pick up a sandwich, fruit and/or yoghurt and Grills Orchards apples are available throughout the day when a snack is needed. Food for Learning could not exist without fund- Prom 2016 Dear grade twelve students and other graduates: Prom day is fast approaching! The 2016 prom is Friday May 27, at the Trenton Airforce Museum. The last day to purchase tickets is Friday. May 5th! Don't miss out on a night to remember!! See you there, Bayside Prom Committee - 3 - B A Y S I D E S E C O N D A R Y S C H O O L N E W S L E T T E R B A Y S I D E S E C O N D A R Y S C H O O L N E W S L E T T E R Book Club Guidance News Bayside’s Red Devils Reading Den members have OSAP Student Presentation been busy this semester. Bi-monthly meetings Any student or parent who is interested in learning have featured animated and passionate discus- more about OSAP is welcome to attend a presenta- sions about student choice titles, as well as Forest tion at 1:15pm on May 17th in the cafeteria. There of Reading-White Pine selections. Students who have been some recent changes to OSAP in the have read five of the ten White Pine nominated province so please consider attending. Students titles will be eligible to vote for their top choice are asked to sign up in Guidance. next Thursday, April 21st. The Forest of Reading is a national book club and is different from other AP Exams reading clubs in that only students may vote for Twenty-two Students will be writing Advanced Place- their favourite title and author. The winning author ment exams starting on May 4th. These exams are will be announced in being written in the subjects of Calculus, French May at the Festival of Language, Studio Art, English Language and Litera- Reading in Toronto.
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