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Teens Walkerton youth job centre closes for the season

Teens Job search tips for July 19, 2010  RÉSUMÉ ASSISTANCE

Teens Job search tips for July 12, 2010  Networking

Teens Student Summer Program for young entrepreneurs

Teens Job search tips for June 30, 2010  Eight Keys to employability

Teens Job search tips for June 26, 2010

Teens  Guiding groups participate in Area Scouting event for first time

Teens Air Cadets spend March Break in Washington

Teens Helping young people find employment for June 18, 2010

Teens Another Helping young people find employment June 12, 2010

Teens/Youth Canada cord presented at Kincardine Guiding advancement

Teens Cadets involved in many community projects

Teens Annual Cadet review held on D-Day

Teens Hire a Student Week is here

TeensHelping young people find employment

Teens Youth service officer ready to help students and employers this summer

Teens Scouting event in Port Elgin

Teen News 'Gathering of the Buttlerflies' at Saugeen Secondary School

Teens Girl Guides do their part for Earth Day

Teens OSAID members gear up for conference next week

Teen News Greenhouse celebrates 25th Anniversary of spring plant sale

Teens Port Elgin Scouts, Cubs enjoy canoe training in Kincardine

Teens Successful cookie drive-thru for Kincardine Guiding

Teens Air Cadets join Lions Club in highway clean-up

Teens Teens involved with the community

Teens OSAID holds garage sale fund-raiser

Teens/Religion Tiverton girl planning mission trip to Israel

Teens Kincardine Air Cadets to travel to Washington D.C.

Feature Two Teenagers win model search

A&E/Teens Silent Film Contest for grades 7 to 12

Teens Kids "catch the fire" at adventure camp

Sports Olympic Torch Essay Winner Chosen

Teens Thirteen schools square off in Lego League competition Dec 1, 2009

Teens/Children Girls enrolled in Kincardine Guiding

Teens Youth Coalition Pictures

Teens 24 hours of silence is harder than it seems

Teens Youth Waves Support for Kincardine Fundraising  

Teens Youth of the Month

Teens Drifting Sands Sponsors Teen Model Shoot

Teens Halloween Party at Kincardine Baptist Church

Teens Cookie Drive-Thru sales a success despite bad weather

Teens Port Elgin Scouts compete at Challenge Camp

Teens  Scouts learn everything from sailing to survival at week-long camp in Haliburton

Health & Fitness/Teen News Relay for Life

Teens KDSS Spring Art Show debuts May 21

Sports/Teens Grade 9 students make up half of KDSS mountain bike team

Teens/Tiverton News  Tiverton Teen spends two weeks in Africa...

Teens Earth Day a Triumph and Planeteers have more to come ...

Teens Port Elgin Scouts in Kincardine for canoe training

Teens Students Clean up Trash

Teens KDSS Students gather up food and toys

Guides and Pathfinders at MacGregor Park April 7, 2009

Lego Robotics Challenge Dec. 9th, 2008

Going green at Huron Heights Public School, are Michael Keeso, deputy mayor Laura Haight, Courtney Surridge and teacher Jen McKellar

To help create awareness, the group plans to host movie lunches and have guest speakers come in. Also, watch for weekly posters!
If you want to make a difference, come out on Monday at lunch time to Room 216...help save the environment!!

Greenhouse News

Winter is only a blip on the radar for most horticulturalists. At SDSS, The Horticulture Club is already working hard for the Valentine's Day sale and their regular spring extravaganza of plants to be held May 8, 15, 22n and 29.  These sales feature more than spring shoots ... they include decorative baskets, planers, hanging baskets, ornamental grasses and even vegetables!

Heritage Garden Project

All it take is a few hours once in a while and you, too, can help make our school grounds a place to be proud of!

The Heritage Garden Project is a not only a way to show school pride, it's also a way to earn your community service hours, meet new people and learn a little something about the plants that play an important part in all our lives and futures. Guess what? We breathe oxygen. Guess what? Plants give off oxygen. Without them...we don't exist!!!

So, come on out and learn first-hand, (and yes your hands will get dirty) about plants, how to enhance the local biodiversity, how to help restore the ecology and naturalize the school grounds. Contact Mrs. Darlington-Smith.

 

The SDSS grade 11 drama class is putting on a children's theatre production of James and Jamie and the Giant Peach. On December 16 we are first going around to elementary schools to perform, then that evening there is a show for all at 5pm in the SDSS school cafeteria.

KDSS students Throw pies at their teachers 

KDSS Green Team in Action

KDSS got a new banner for its OSAID group along with all OSAID groups in Grey and Bruce counties

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News From SDSS

Saugeen District Secondary School (SDSS) is set to launch a new education planning tool. MyBlueprint Education Planner will help students in grades seven to 12 create an interactive Annual Education Plan (AEP).

It is anticipated that with the plan they can build customized high school course plans and identify the post-secondary pathways that are available to them. This is not just about going to university although that too is part of it. It is also discovering what apprenticeship and college programs are open to them across Canada.

Parents can also become more informed and involved in their children's education. 'Log in and Learn' ... become aware of courses, diploma requirements and the almost limitless options available. There is also a 'myProfile feature' that will allow users to record multiple plans, programs of interest, exploration activities and goals for future reference.

Encounters with Canada

his one week excursion to the Terry Fox Canadian Youth Centre in Ottawa has been described by many former attendees as the best week of their high school life. Students come together from every province and territory to attend a theme of their choice that include things such as Arts & Culture, Business & Entrepreneurship, Sports & Fitness, Science & Technology, Law or Medicine & Health. The program is open to all students from 14 to 17 and cost $625.00 with all additional travel expenses covered by a grant from Exchanges Canada.

Environmental Club

They're here ... the Planeteers! This is a brand new endeavour where students concerned about their environment have a chance to come together and do something about it. From creating an idle-free zone in front of the school to picking up litter around the community, these are students who want to make a difference.