Relay for Life
Posted May 5, 2016
Relay for Life Returns to SJAM on Friday, June 3rd!
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?
- Register to join a team and get fundraising today!
- Contact SJAM’s Relay Coordinator (Sandy Millar) to volunteer!
- Make a donation!
- Survivors are invited to join us for the inspirational Survivor Victory Lap to start our event!
- To learn more, CLICK HERE for SJAM’s Relay site!
- Call SJAM SAC Office for more info (519-880-9979, ext. 2101)!
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!
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Join our Accessibility Planning Committee!
Posted April 28, 2016
We are looking for three representatives to sit on our Accessibility Planning Committee beginning in the 2016-17 school year. The role of the committee aligns with the Board’s Strategic Plan and specifically relates to fostering wellness and well-being, embracing diversity and inclusion and engaging students, families, staff and communities by ensuring that our school and […]
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Categories: Board · Broadcast-Elementary · Broadcast-Secondary · Community · Schools

The 2016-17 School Year Calendar is Here!
Posted April 27, 2016
The 2016-17 School Year Calendar has been approved by the Waterloo Region District School Board (WRDSB) and by the Ontario Ministry of Education. The first day of school for 2016-17 school year is Tuesday, September 6, 2016. View the calendars: 2016-17 School Year Information Elementary Secondary – Semestered Schools Secondary – Waterloo-Oxford DSS
Categories: Broadcast-Elementary · Broadcast-Secondary · Schools

Free SCIS Workshops for Parents and Caregivers
Posted April 21, 2016
Creating Safe and Inclusive Schools and Communities Presented by Harmony Movement, in partnership with the Waterloo Region District School Board (WRDSB) and Waterloo Catholic District School Board. We are pleased to offer these workshops for families on a variety of topics! Here is what you can expect: Interactive and engaging content Learn skills to enhance […]
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Categories: Broadcast-Elementary · Broadcast-Secondary
Highlander Doing Amazing Work for Native Canadian Community
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)
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SJAM Community Volunteer Opportunity
Posted April 8, 2016
Columbia Forest Long Term Care Centre is looking for volunteers who may be able to assist with friendly visiting, cards and games, helping with special events, manicures and more. Flexible times to volunteer. Please contact Heather at heather.leclair@reveraliving.com or 519-885-4480 ext. 230.
Categories: Community
History Department Seminar Series
Posted April 8, 2016
SJAM’s History Department is pleased to welcome the return of our Parent Seminar Series this spring. The series runs Tuesday evenings, from 6:30 to 8:30pm in the SJAM Auditorium (April 12, 19 and May 2). It will feature three unique events, focusing on the Holocaust, war crimes and an examination of the Canadian refugee policy and how you can help newcomers to Canada.
Tuesday, April 12th – Film Screening: “Political, Polish Jew: The Story of Pinchas Gutter”
Tuesday, April 19th – An Evening With Hedy Bohm and Bill Glied
Tuesday, May 3rd (Time Change: 7:00-9:00pm) – The Evolution of Canadian Refugee Policy: From “None is Too Many” to Welcoming Thousands
CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE FULL SEMINAR DESCRIPTIONS
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