Posted May 30, 2016
Still working on getting your Community Service Hours?
KidsAbility has a great opportunity to stay or get into shape, provide a child or teenager with the opportunity to learn how to ride a bike independently and have a blast doing it. The I Can Bike Camp is running July 11-15 at the Preston Memorial Auditorium and you can commit to Monday to Friday, full days, or just half days. Additional full and half day camps will be held at our Waterloo site (500 Hallmark Drive, behind Conestoga Mall).
Volunteers are also needed KidsAbility Firefly and Arts Express Camps and for the Applied Behavioural Analysis Camps & Therapy Group (see attachment).
For more information, please contact:
Annie Crump 226-748-3927 (call or text)
or email volunteerservices@kidsability.ca.
Read more about Volunteer Opportunity with KidsAbility »
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Posted May 20, 2016
Tickets on Sale Now! $55 until May 20th ~ $60 May 24th to June 3rd
Prom Contract and Current Student Card Required
Sign-ins welcome with contract
Read more about Class of 2016 Prom – Wed. June 8th at Pearl »
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Posted May 17, 2016
Swing into your long weekend by enjoying our award-winning music groups at a fun and entertaining night of live music!
Thursday, May 19th
7:00pm in the SJAM Aud
$7 adults, $5 students, $20 family of 4 or more
Read more about SJAM Music Presents “Swing into Spring” – May 19th »
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Posted May 17, 2016
Read more about Athletic Banquet 2016 »
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Posted May 9, 2016
To build and/or strengthen a safe, caring and inclusive school culture, they need to get greater insight to the existing culture. Safe, Caring and Inclusive School surveys will assist schools in understanding and describing the current school culture while identifying areas for improvement.
Visit the following link to complete the survey by May 13th: PARENT SURVEY
To build and/or strengthen a safe, caring and inclusive school culture, there is a need to get greater insight to the existing culture. The Safe, Caring and Inclusive School surveys will assist schools in understanding and describing the current school culture while identifying areas for improvement.
Visit the following link to complete the survey: STUDENT SURVEY
Read more about Safe, Caring and Inclusive Schools Survey 2016 »
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Posted May 5, 2016
In 2014, SJAM came together to raise over $98,000 for the Canadian Cancer Society during this truly incredible event! We’re relaying once again, with a goal of raising more than $100,000! Join us as we fight to end cancer!
How can you help?
Relay for Life runs from 7:00pm until 7:ooam on the main football field behind the school. We will have events throughout the night, including movies, bands, games and more!
Read more about Relay for Life »
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Posted April 14, 2016
SJAM grade 12 student, Janaki Mehta, is featured in today’s Waterloo Chronicle for her incredible work helping out the Native Canadian community of Eabametoong First Nation (also known as Fort Hope).
Photo: Bob Vrbanac (Waterloo Chronicle)
Read more about Highlander Doing Amazing Work for Native Canadian Community »
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