Building a culture of learning.
Dryden High School is voting to help the Second Chance Pet Network win $100,000 to build a pet shelter in Dryden.
Please take a minute of your time to visit the refresh everything contest page here and vote for the Second Chance Pet Network.
You can vote once every 12 hours. Voting is open until October 31st and it will take regular voting from many people to help keep the SCPN at the top!
The Dryden Eagles travelled down the highway to Kenora today to face the Beaver Brae Broncos in NorWOSSA court sport action.
In basketball, the junior girls took a close loss to Beaver Brae with a final score of 28-23. The senior girls defeated the Broncos 31-21.
On the volleyball court the junior boys tamed the Broncos in straight sets – 25-8, 25-22, 25-14. The senior boys took four sets to finish off the Broncs.
Dryden High School celebrates the achievement of a group of recent grads who were awarded scholarships for academic excellence.
The Queen Elizabeth II Aiming for the Top Scholarship is designed to recognize students who have shown academic excellence at the high school level and who plan to continue their studies at an Ontario university or college. Winners receive a scholarshipworth up to a maximum of $3,500 per year, which is renewable if the student maintains an 80% average at the postsecondary level..
Six Dryden High School students from the 2010 graduating class have won this scholarship. Congratulations to Michelle Arseneault, Nicole Mallyon, Ryan Sirman, Callie Graboski, Nicholas Nault and Melissa Titze.
Great work, grads! Your hard work and perseverance has paid off.