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Letters are being sent to parents of high school students this week, warning that students face suspension if their immunization records are not up to date. The warnings are aimed at parents who haven't provided the health unit with complete immunization records for their children. They'll have until Feb. More ... Nantyr student Meghan Rumball has been nominated in Innisfil for the Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year award. President of the schools student council, this grade 12 student has contributed to the school newspaper, was awarded the Most Tenacious Player Award from her basketball team, and is co-president of Nantyr's Impact Club. More ... It took Nick Peterson two months to prepare a presentation on today's energy situation. These two months were well spent by Nick, who is a grade 12 student at Nantyr Shores Highschool and used this topic for his science project. More ... On Thursday, January 25th, I had the pleasure to join Sue Baues, (Innisfil Public Library's librarian) and Mr Kennedy (Cookstown Central Public School teacher), on the panel judging students competing at the Public Speaking contest at the Junior level. More ... Hard work, determination and passionall qualities that one would need to bring change to the world, one step at a time. Some of the students at Nantyr Shores took an opportunity to change their communities and even areas outside their communities for the better this year, and did their efforts ever pay off. More ... Innisfil resident and University of Guelph student Rachelle Kennedy is going global. A third year student, graduating in Geography this year, Rachelle will be traveling to San Salvador in El Salvador with eight to ten other students this spring, working in various communities, bringing school supplies and working on community infrastructure development, and teaching english. More ... |
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