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23Apr/14

Morning Announcements – Wednesday, April 23rd, 2014

Apr. 23 There will be a boys and girls golf team meeting today at 11:30 in room 138.
Apr. 23 - 25 Students interests in going to Forensic Science Camp at Trent University in July can pick up more information in the guidance office.
Apr. 23 Congratulations to the Eagles Track and Field Team for a great performance on Tuesday.  The Dryden Eagles Track and Field kicked off the 2014 outdoor season today, taking on the best teams from Northern Minnesota in International Falls, MN.  The DHS Eagles Girls team captured second overall, with Eagles Boys taking third in the overall boys category.  Top performers of the day included Andie Wood, Kirk Markowski, Elisa Mawby, Chelsea Martel, Michael Hodgkinson,and Jacob Benson.  The team will return to Baudette, MN for a rematch on Friday May 2nd.
Apr. 23 The Gay Straight Alliance has a very important meeting today at 12 noon in the upper video conference room.   All members are to attend.
Apr. 23 How do you want to spend next year’s March Break?  Imagine; white sand beaches, snorkeling, zip-lining through the rainforest canopy and visiting a howler monkey sanctuary and Mayan Ruins.  You can travel to Belize with DHS during March Break 2015.  Come out to the parent/student information meeting on Monday April 28th at 7pm in room 107 to learn more about this exciting opportunity.
Apr. 23 The Department of Aboriginal Education at Lakehead University is offering the Honours Bachelor of Education Program which is a four year program with emphasis on teaching Aboriginal children.  Applications are available in the guidance office.
Apr. 23 Potential Grad 12 graduates –You must have a cap & gown to walk across the stage.  Your $25.00 payment and form is due at the office by Friday.
Apr. 23 This message is for grade 12 students - the local scholarships and bursaries are now available.  Go to dhseagles.com and click on the guidance tab.  If you have any questions please go to the guidance office.
Apr. 23 A Rainy River Community College representative will be here on Tuesday, April 29th @ 9:00 am in the Library.  They will be discussing scholarship opportunities and earning the first 2 years of a University degree.  Any Gr. 11 or 12 students interested can sign up in the GO.
Apr. 23 Grade 12 students applying to universities and colleges outside of Ontario MUST let the guidance office know, or your transcripts will not be sent. Also, please remember to check the DHS website and the binder in the guidance office on a regular basis for the latest scholarships and bursaries.
Apr. 23 There are great opportunities to get your volunteer hours.  Please come to the office or the GO for the contact information.
Apr. 23 Any students age 16 & up who would need some volunteer hours and would be interested in helping serve at the buffet tables at the “Shake your Booty” event at the arena on Fri. May 9th, please come to the office for contact information.
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22Apr/14

Morning Announcements – Tuesday, April 22nd, 2014

Apr. 22 There will be a very important Gay Straight Alliance and OntStudents Against Impaired Drivers meeting today at lunch in the upper video conference room.  All members are asked to attend.
Apr. 22 How do you want to spend next year’s March Break?  Imagine; white sand beaches, snorkeling, zip-lining through the rainforest canopy and visiting a howler monkey sanctuary and Mayan Ruins.  You can travel to Belize with DHS during March Break 2015.  Come out to the parent/student information meeting on Monday April 28th at 7pm in room 107 to learn more about this exciting opportunity.
Apr. 22 Reminder that tomorrow is a late start date – Pd. 1 will begin at 10:15 am
Apr. 22 Representatives from Red River College and University of Manitoba will be here today to discuss Aboriginal Programming. This presentation will be in the Library from 2:00-3:00.Interested students can sign up in the Guidance Office.
Apr. 22 The Department of Aboriginal Education at Lakehead University is offering the Honours Bachelor of Education Program which is a four year program with emphasis on teaching Aboriginal children.  Applications are available in the guidance office.
Apr. 22 Potential Grad 12 graduates –You must have a cap & gown to walk across the stage.  Your $25.00 payment and form is due at the office by Friday.
Apr. 22 This message is for grade 12 students - the local scholarships and bursaries are now available.  Go to dhseagles.com and click on the guidance tab.  If you have any questions please go to the guidance office.
Apr. 22 A Rainy River Community College representative will be here on Tuesday, April 29th @ 9:00 am in the Library.  They will be discussing scholarship opportunities and earning the first 2 years of a University degree.  Any Gr. 11 or 12 students interested can sign up in the GO.
Apr. 22 Grade 12 students applying to universities and colleges outside of Ontario MUST let the guidance office know, or your transcripts will not be sent. Also, please remember to check the DHS website and the binder in the guidance office on a regular basis for the latest scholarships and bursaries.
Apr. 22 There are great opportunities to get your volunteer hours.  Please come to the office or the GO for the contact information.
Apr. 22 Any students age 16 & up who would need some volunteer hours and would be interested in helping serve at the buffet tables at the “Shake your Booty” event at the arena on Fri. May 9th, please come to the office for contact information.
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16Apr/14

Morning Announcements – Wednesday, April 16, 2014

Apr 16 Are you interested in developing your leadership skills?  Would you like to see “MORE” here at DHS? If either of these appeal to you, please come to a lunch meeting today at 11:30 in room 124B or see Mrs. Tremonti if you would like more information.
Apr. 16 A reminder for Mrs. Ambridge and Mrs. Palermo’s careers classes are to meet in the Library at 11:30 today.
Apr 16 Any students age 16 & up who would need some volunteer hours and would be interested in helping serve at the buffet tables at the “Shake your Booty” event at the arena on Fri. May 9th, please come to the office for contact information.
Apr. 16 Representatives from Red River College and University of Manitoba will be here to discuss Aboriginal Programming. This presentation will be in the Library Tues. Apr.22nd from 2:00-3:00.Interested students can sign up in the Guidance Office.
Apr. 16 The Mock Trial team will be meeting at lunch in room 116 today.

Anyone still interested in joining the team is welcome to attend the meeting.The Mock Trial team will be competing against Sioux Lookout this spring in Dryden. Please see Mrs. Palermo if you have any questions.
Apr. 16 Are you interested in starting up your own business this summer?  Do you want free money to start it up?  Then come to the library today at lunch or visit Andrea between 10:30 – 11:30 to learn about summer company.
Apr. 16 The Department of Aboriginal Education at Lakehead University is offering the Honours Bachelor of Education Program which is a four year program with emphasis on teaching Aboriginal children.  Applications are available in the guidance office.
Apr. 16 Potential Grad 12 graduates – you must come to the office to pick up a form to order your cap and gown.  The cost is $25.00 which must be paid when you hand in your form. Forms are due April 25th!  You must have a cap & gown to walk across the stage.
Apr. 16 This message is for grade 12 students - the local scholarships and bursaries are now available.  Go to dhseagles.com and click on the guidance tab.  If you have any questions please go to the guidance office.
Apr. 16 A Rainy River Community College representative will be here on Tuesday, April 29th @ 9:00 am in the Library.  They will be discussing scholarship opportunities and earning the first 2 years of a University degree.  Any Gr. 11 or 12 students interested can sign up in the GO.
Apr. 16 Grade 12 students applying to universities and colleges outside of Ontario MUST let the guidance office know, or your transcripts will not be sent. Also, please remember to check the DHS website and the binder in the guidance office on a regular basis for the latest scholarships and bursaries.
Apr. 16 The Dryden Mission is still looking for some volunteers!  Please come to the office for contact info.
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15Apr/14

Morning Announcements – Tuesday, April 15th, 2014

Apr. 15 Representatives from Red River College and University of Manitoba will be here to discuss Aboriginal Programming. This presentation will be in the Library Tues. Apr. 22nd from 2:00-3:00.  Interested students can sign up in the Guidance Office.
Apr. 15 The Mock Trial team will be meeting at lunch in room 116 tomorrow.

Anyone still interested in joining the team is welcome to attend the meeting.  The Mock Trial team will be competing against Sioux Lookout this spring in Dryden. Please see Mrs. Palermo if you have any questions.
Apr. 15 (am only) Are you interested in developing your leadership skills?  Would you like to see “MORE” here at DHS? If either of these appeal to you, please come to a lunch meeting tomorrow at 11:30 in room 124B or see Mrs. Tremonti if you would like more information.
Apr. 15-16 Are you interested in starting up your own business this summer?  Do you want free money to start it up?  Then come to the library on Wednesday at lunch or visit Andrea between 10:30 – 11:30 to learn about summer company.
Apr. 15 There will be a very important Ont Students Against Impaired Drivers meeting today at lunch in the upper video conference room.  All members are asked to attend.
Apr. 15 The Department of Aboriginal Education at Lakehead University is offering the Honours Bachelor of Education Program which is a four year program with emphasis on teaching Aboriginal children.  Applications are available in the guidance office.
Apr. 15 Potential Grad 12 graduates – you must come to the office to pick up a form to order your cap and gown.  The cost is $25.00 which must be paid when you hand in your form. Forms are due April 25th!
Apr. 15 The next meeting for the DHS Ambassadors to Spain in May of 2015 will be tonight @ 6:30 pm in the HS library. If interested, please bring a parent to the meeting and if you are unable to make the meeting please see Mr. Markham in Rm 211.
Apr. 15 This message is for grade 12 students - the local scholarships and bursaries are now available.  Go to dhseagles.com and click on the guidance tab.  If you have any questions please go to the guidance office.
Apr. 15 A Rainy River Community College representative will be here on Tuesday, April 29th @ 9:00 am in the Library.  They will be discussing scholarship opportunities and earning the first 2 years of a University degree.  Any Gr. 11 or 12 students interested can sign up in the GO.
Apr. 15 Grade 12 students applying to universities and colleges outside of Ontario MUST let the guidance office know, or your transcripts will not be sent. Also, please remember to check the DHS website and the binder in the guidance office on a regular basis for the latest scholarships and bursaries.
Apr. 15 The Dryden Mission is still looking for some volunteers!  Please come to the office for contact info.
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7Apr/14

Morning Announcements – Monday, April 7th, 2014

Apr 7 For Mr Schmidt’s outdoor ed class, this is a reminder to go directly to IGA after your period 3 class today.  Do NOT go to room 137.
Apr. 7 Any students interested in checking out the mock trial law team, please come to a meeting tomorrow at 11:30 in Room 116 or see Mrs. Palermo
Apr. 7 Badminton practice for both JR & SR qualifiers are at 3:30 today.
Apr. 7 DHS Ambassadors travelling to LONDON are reminded to bring their passports tonight.
Apr. 7 The Health Unit will be here on Wednesday to do the immunizations.  They said you can still drop off your signed forms up to and including Wednesday.
Apr. 7 There will be a very important Ont Students Against Impaired Drivers meeting tomorrow at lunch in the upper video conference room.
Apr. 7 - 10 The DHS Ambassadors are planning an EF tour to Spain in May of 2015. Trips are open to students attending DHS that year.  If you would like to travel, please bring a parent to one of the information meetings being held tonight or Thursday at 6:30 pm in the HS Library.  If you cannot make one of those meetings please see Mr. Markham in rm 211.
Apr. 7 This message is for grade 12 students - the local scholarships and bursaries are now available.  Go to dhseagles.com and click on the guidance tab.  If you have any questions please go to the guidance office.
Apr. 7 A Rainy River Community College representative will be here on Tuesday, April 29th @ 9:00 am in the Library.  They will be discussing scholarship opportunities and earning the first 2 years of a University degree.  Any Gr. 11 or 12 students interested can sign up in the GO.
Apr. 7 Grade 12 students applying to universities and colleges outside of Ontario MUST let the guidance office know, or your transcripts will not be sent. Also, please remember to check the DHS website and the binder in the guidance office on a regular basis for the latest scholarships and bursaries.
Apr. 7 The Dryden Mission is still looking for some volunteers!  Please come to the office for contact info.
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31Mar/14

Important Information for Grade 12 Students

It's never to early to start planning for your final year at DHS and beyond.

Click here to view important information for Grade 12 Students.

Drop in to the guidance office if you have any questions.

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25Mar/14

Morning Announcements – Tuesday, March 25th, 2014

Mar 25 Ontario Students Against Impaired Driving members will meet on Friday in the upper video conference room.
Mar 25 This is a message is for Gr. 11 & 12 students. A Rainy River Community College representative will be here on Wednesday, April 2nd at 12:30 in the Library.  They will be discussing scholarship opportunities and earning the first 2 years of a University degree.  Please sign up in the GO.
Mar 25 The 5th Annual Aboriginal Science fair is just around the corner.  If you are of Aboriginal Ancestry, First Nations, Metis or Inuit and are interested in entering the regional science fair in Thunder Bay April 10 and 11, please pick up the information in the guidance office and if you have questions please see Mrs. Ambridge.
Mar 25 Grade 12 graduation pictures are today.  Remember you must have register on-line to book your appointment.  Come to the office for the information.
Mar 25 The Dryden Mission is still looking for some volunteers!  Please come to the office for contact info.
Please go to the Guidance Office if you are interested or would like more information on the following messages:
Mar 25 There are summer job opportunities for students with the Ontario Public Service.
Mar 25 The Ontario Educational Leadership Centre is offering several leadership courses this summer.   Students will develop leadership skills through their choice of courses such as music, the arts, athletics or French.
Mar 25 Grade 12 students applying to universities and colleges outside of Ontario MUST let the guidance office know, or your transcripts will not be sent. Also, please remember to check the DHS website and the binder in the guidance office on a regular basis for the latest scholarships and bursaries.
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21Mar/14

Morning Announcements – Friday, March 21, 2014

Mar 21 This message is for all Cosmetology students who have taken the 11 or 12 course – Please see Mrs. Durocher today for more information on the Apr. 9 & 10 trip to Winnipeg and to pick up a trip consent form.
Mar 20 Registration forms for Dryden Minor Softball can still be picked up at the office and handed in to Mrs. Cooper.
Mar 20 The 5th Annual Aboriginal Science fair is just around the corner.  If you are of Aboriginal Ancestry, First Nations, Metis or Inuit and are interested in entering the regional science fair in Thunder Bay April 10 and 11, please pick up the information in the guidance office and if you have questions please see Mrs. Ambridge.
Mar 20 Grade 12 graduation picture re-takes will be next week.  Remember you must register on-line to book your appointment.  Come to the office for the information.
Mar 20 Whether you are a high school student needing your 40 volunteer hours to graduate or just someone who needs\wants something to do with your time, The Dryden Mission would love to have you as a volunteer!  They have tons of things to do to help with the community.  Snow shoveling, sorting items for Africa, cleaning, sorting and displaying new donated items, or just hanging out with great people, the Dryden Mission wants to give you that opportunity.  Please come to the office for contact info.
Please go to the Guidance Office if you are interested or would like more information on the following messages:
Mar 20 There are summer job opportunities for students with the Ontario Public Service.
Mar 20 The Ontario Educational Leadership Centre is offering several leadership courses this summer.   Students will develop leadership skills through their choice of courses such as music, the arts, athletics or French.
Mar 20 The University of Winnipeg is hosting the High School Enrichment Program from April 29 – May 2.
Mar 20 Grade 12 students applying to universities and colleges outside of Ontario MUST let the guidance office know, or your transcripts will not be sent. Also, please remember to check the DHS website and the binder in the guidance office on a regular basis for the latest scholarships and bursaries.
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20Mar/14

Morning Announcements – Thursday, March 20th

Mar 20 (8:50 & 11:30) Please come & check out the world water day display in the Library for your chance to win jellybeans!  The winner will be announced today on the DHS Eco Schools face book page.  You must like the page to win.
Mar 20 World water day is on March 22nd & you can help save a life by turning the tap off while brushing your teeth, taking shorter showers & maybe even turn your sprinkler off once in a while.  It’s the little thinks that can save a life.  Please help show your support, you can make a difference.
Mar 20 This message is for all Cosmetology students who have taken the 11 or 12 course – Please see Mrs. Durocher by Friday for more information on the Apr. 9 & 10 trip to Winnipeg and to pick up a trip consent form.
Mar 20 Registration forms for Dryden Minor Softball can still be picked up at the office and handed in to Mrs. Cooper.
Mar 20 The 5th Annual Aboriginal Science fair is just around the corner.  If you are of Aboriginal Ancestry, First Nations, Metis or Inuit and are interested in entering the regional science fair in Thunder Bay April 10 and 11, please pick up the information in the guidance office and if you have questions please see Mrs. Ambridge.
Mar 20 Grade 12 graduation picture re-takes will the week of March 25.  Remember you must register on-line to book your appointment.  Come to the office for the information.
Mar 20 Whether you are a high school student needing your 40 volunteer hours to graduate or just someone who needs\wants something to do with your time, The Dryden Mission would love to have you as a volunteer!  They have tons of things to do to help with the community.  Snow shoveling, sorting items for Africa, cleaning, sorting and displaying new donated items, or just hanging out with great people, the Dryden Mission wants to give you that opportunity.  Please come to the office for contact info.
Please go to the Guidance Office if you are interested or would like more information on the following messages:
Mar 20 There are summer job opportunities for students with the Ontario Public Service.
Mar 20 The Ontario Educational Leadership Centre is offering several leadership courses this summer.   Students will develop leadership skills through their choice of courses such as music, the arts, athletics or French.
Mar 20 The University of Winnipeg is hosting the High School Enrichment Program from April 29 – May 2.
Mar 20 Grade 12 students applying to universities and colleges outside of Ontario MUST let the guidance office know, or your transcripts will not be sent. Also, please remember to check the DHS website and the binder in the guidance office on a regular basis for the latest scholarships and bursaries.
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17Mar/14

Morning Announcements – Monday, March 17th, 2014

Mar 17 The 5th Annual Aboriginal Science fair is just around the corner.  If you are of Aboriginal Ancestry, First Nations, Metis or Inuit and are interested in entering the regional science fair in Thunder Bay April 10 and 11, please pick up the information in the guidance office and if you have questions please see Mrs. Ambridge.
Mar 17 This message is for all grade 9 and 10 Aboriginal students.  If you are First Nations, Metis or Inuit, you are eligible to travel to the University of Waterloo on May 4-9.  Applications are in the guidance office.  Deadline for the applications is Wed. March 19, 2014.  There are 5 seats available so get your applications in early.
Mar 17 Grade 12 graduation picture re-takes will the week of March 25.  Remember you must register on-line to book your appointment.  Come to the office for the information.
Mar 17  Whether you are a high school student needing your 40 volunteer hours to graduate or just someone who needs\wants something to do with your time, The Dryden Mission would love to have you as a volunteer!  They have tons of things to do to help with the community.  Snow shoveling, sorting items for Africa, cleaning, sorting and displaying new donated items, or just hanging out with great people, the Dryden Mission wants to give you that opportunity.  Please come to the office for contact info.
Please go to the Guidance Office if you are interested or would like more information on the following messages:
Mar 17 There are summer job opportunities for students with the Ontario Public Service.
Mar 17 The Ontario Educational Leadership Centre is offering several leadership courses this summer.   Students will develop leadership skills through their choice of courses such as music, the arts, athletics or French.
Mar 17 The University of Winnipeg is hosting the High School Enrichment Program from April 29 – May 2.
Mar 17 Grade 12 students applying to universities and colleges outside of Ontario MUST let the guidance office know, or your transcripts will not be sent. Also, please remember to check the DHS website and the binder in the guidance office on a regular basis for the latest scholarships and bursaries.
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4Mar/14

DHS Parent-Teacher Interviews Wednesday, March 5th

Dryden High School Staff would like to invite all parents and students to attend DHS Parent Teacher Interviews at Dryden High School in the Gordon Wood Auditorium Wednesday March 5th from 3:45-6:30PM.

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26Feb/14

Morning Announcements – Wednesday, February 26, 2014

Feb 26 Mrs. Anderson is looking for timekeepers for broomball this weekend.  If you are looking for volunteer hours, please come to the office to sign up.
Feb 26 There will be a short meeting on Friday at 11:45 in Room 118 for those students travelling to Costa Rica next week.
Feb 26 Registration for Youth Soccer and Dryden Minor Softball will be on March 3rd & 5th at the First United Church. Registration forms for the Softball are available at the office and after it’s filled out, they can be handed back to the office to be placed in Mrs. Coopers mailbox.
Feb 26 You can still pick up your match maker for $2 at the office.
Feb 26 Grade 12 graduation picture re-takes will be on March 26 & 27.  Remember you must register on-line to book your appointment.  Come to the office for the information.
Please go to the Guidance Office if you are interested or would like more information on the following messages:
Feb 26 The Dryden Rotary Club is once again sponsoring a grade 11 or 12 student to attend this year’s Adventures In Technology that runs from Apr 28th to May 2nd in Saskatoon.   Deadline for applications is Tues, Mar.4th
Feb 26 If you are a Gr. 11 student and planning to attend Confederation College after high school, please listen up….Confederation College will pay the $95.00 application fee and credit a $1,000 entrance bursary for five grade 11 students.  The deadline for this is today.
Feb 26 There are summer job opportunities for students with the Ontario Public Service.
Feb 26 The Ontario Educational Leadership Centre is offering several leadership courses this summer.   Students will develop leadership skills through their choice of courses such as music, the arts, athletics or French.
Feb 26 The University of Winnipeg is hosting the High School Enrichment Program from April 29 – May 2.
Feb 26 Grade 12 students applying to universities and colleges outside of Ontario MUST let the guidance office know, or your transcripts will not be sent. Also, please remember to check the DHS website and the binder in the guidance office on a regular basis for the latest scholarships and bursaries.
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26Feb/14

Dryden High School Community Consultations for 7-12

Dryden High School 7-12 Community Consultations – Please click here to take the survey!

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24Feb/14

Morning Announcements – Monday, February 24th, 2014

Feb 24 The girl’s hockey team defeated the Red Lake Rams last night 4 - 2 in their opening playoff game behind a solid team effort.  Scoring for the Eagles were Brenna Stratford, Elizabeth Carter, Liv Carter, and Martina Wintle.  Game 2 is Tuesday night in Red Lake.
Feb 24 & 25 The Grade 7/8 elementary basketball tournament will be held at DHS this Thursday and they need referees from 8 – 3:30.  If you are interested in volunteering please see Mr. Lalonde.
Feb 24 You can still pick up your match maker for $2 at the office.
Feb 24 Grade 12 graduation picture re-takes will be on March 26 & 27.
Feb 24 If you are in need of volunteer hours, the Dryden Mission is looking for students to help with snow and garbage removal, basement sorting and hockey equipment sorting.  Also the OPP is now accepting applications for a Marine Assistant this summer.  Please come to the office for more info.
Feb 24 The Dryden Rotary Club is once again sponsoring a grade 11 or 12 student to attend this year’s Adventures In Technology that runs from Apr 28th to May 2nd in Saskatoon.  Application forms can be picked up in the Guidance Office.  Deadline for applications is Tues, Mar.4th
Feb 24 If you are a Gr. 11 student and planning to attend Confederation College after high school, please listen up….Confederation College will pay the $95.00 application fee and credit a $1,000 entrance bursary for five grade 11 students.  All you have to do is sign up in the Guidance office and indicate your intended program of study.  The deadline is this Friday.
Feb 24 There are summer job opportunities for students with the Ontario Public Service.  Please go to the Guidance Office for more information.
Feb 24 The Ontario Educational Leadership Centre is offering several leadership courses this summer.   Students will develop leadership skills through their choice of courses such as music, the arts, athletics or French.  For more information and applications stop by the guidance office.
Feb 24 The University of Winnipeg is hosting the High School Enrichment Program from April 29 – May 2.  Interested students please stop by the guidance office for more information.
Feb 24 Grade 12 students applying to universities and colleges outside of Ontario MUST let the guidance office know, or your transcripts will not be sent. Also, please remember to check the DHS website and the binder in the guidance office on a regular basis for the latest scholarships and bursaries.
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22Feb/14

NorWOSSA Basketball webcast February 22

Click here to view NorWOSSA Basketball (note, this link may only work properly in Internet Explorer)

Mac Users: If the stream doesn't work for you, try installing the free Flip4Mac plugin available here and using the link below:

mms://streaming.kpdsb.on.ca/stream2

If none of the above is working, you can play the stream directly from Windows Media Player or VLC Player using this address by copy and pasting the link into the address bar :

mms://streaming.kpdsb.on.ca/stream2

Game order :  2pm, 7pm Saturday, February 22,  10am Sunday, February 23 (if necessary)

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21Feb/14

Morning Announcements – Friday, February 21, 2014

Feb 21 If you would still like to get your match maker for $2, you can come to the office and pick it up.
Feb 21 All junior girls volleyball, junior boys basketball & cheerleaders, please empty out your lockers from the change room by today at 3:10 – including all garbage and leave the locks in the locker.
Feb 21 Grade 12 graduation picture re-takes will be on March 26 & 27.
Feb 21 The Dryden Rotary Club is once again sponsoring a grade 11 or 12 student to attend this year’s Adventures In Technology that runs from Apr 28th to May 2nd in Saskatoon.  Application forms can be picked up in the Guidance Office.  Deadline for applications is Tues, Mar.4th
Feb 21 If you are a Gr. 11 student and planning to attend Confederation College after high school, please listen up….Confederation College will pay the $95.00 application fee and credit a $1,000 entrance bursary for five grade 11 students.  All you have to do is sign up in the Guidance office and indicate your intended program of study.  The deadline is Feb. 28th.
Feb 21 Volunteers are needed for the Dryden Novice Tournament on Feb. 21 – 23rd to time keep and run the door. Please see Mrs. Viherjoki to get your volunteer hours.
Feb 21 There are summer job opportunities for students with the Ontario Public Service.  Please go to the Guidance Office for more information.
Feb 21 There will be free tutoring in the library on Tuesday mornings from 8:15 – 8:45 am and Thursdays at lunch from 12 – 12:30 pm
Feb 21 The Ontario Educational Leadership Centre is offering several leadership courses this summer.   Students will develop leadership skills through their choice of courses such as music, the arts, athletics or French.  For more information and applications stop by the guidance office.
Feb 21 The University of Winnipeg is hosting the High School Enrichment Program from April 29 – May 2.  Interested students please stop by the guidance office for more information.
Feb 21 Grade 12 students applying to universities and colleges outside of Ontario MUST let the guidance office know, or your transcripts will not be sent. Also, please remember to check the DHS website and the binder in the guidance office on a regular basis for the latest scholarships and bursaries.
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21Feb/14

School Buses Cancelled – Friday, February 21, 2014

Dryden High School is OPEN!

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20Feb/14

School Buses Cancelled – Thursday, February 20th, 2014

DHS remains open, all classes will run as scheduled.

 

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19Feb/14

Morning Announcements – Wednesday, February 19th, 2014

Feb 19 The girls hockey team capped off their regular season last night with a 5 - 1 win over the TA Saints.  Come cheer on the girls this Friday at the Dryden Arena as they open the playoffs against the Red Lake Rams.  Game time is at 6:30.
Feb 19 All junior girls volleyball, junior boys basketball & cheerleaders, please empty out your lockers from the change room by tomorrow at 3:10 – including all garbage and leave the locks in the locker.
Feb 19 Grade 12 graduation picture re-takes will be on March 26 & 27.
Feb 19 There will be a free lunch in room 124 B today.
Feb 19 There will be a Gay Straight Alliance meeting tomorrow at lunch in the upper video conference room.
Feb 19 Students interested in badminton, please see the posters in the student square for dates and times.
Feb 19 The Dryden Rotary Club is once again sponsoring a grade 11 or 12 student to attend this year’s Adventures In Technology that runs from Apr 28th to May 2nd in Saskatoon.  Application forms can be picked up in the Guidance Office.  Deadline for applications is Tues, Mar.4th
Feb 19 If you are a Gr. 11 student and planning to attend Confederation College after high school, please listen up….Confederation College will pay the $95.00 application fee and credit a $1,000 entrance bursary for five grade 11 students.  All you have to do is sign up in the Guidance office and indicate your intended program of study.  The deadline is Feb. 28th.
Feb 19 Volunteers are needed for the Dryden Novice Tournament on Feb. 21 – 23rd to time keep and run the door. Please see Mrs. Viherjoki to get your volunteer hours.
Feb 19 There are summer job opportunities for students with the Ontario Public Service.  Please go to the Guidance Office for more information.
Feb 19 There will be free tutoring in the library on Tuesday mornings from 8:15 – 8:45 am and Thursdays at lunch from 12 – 12:30 pm
Feb 19 The Ontario Educational Leadership Centre is offering several leadership courses this summer.   Students will develop leadership skills through their choice of courses such as music, the arts, athletics or French.  For more information and applications stop by the guidance office.
Feb 19 The University of Winnipeg is hosting the High School Enrichment Program from April 29 – May 2.  Interested students please stop by the guidance office for more information.
Feb 19 Grade 12 students applying to universities and colleges outside of Ontario MUST let the guidance office know, or your transcripts will not be sent. Also, please remember to check the DHS website and the binder in the guidance office on a regular basis for the latest scholarships and bursaries.
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13Feb/14

Dryden High School will be OPEN on Friday, February 14th

See you there!

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