Graduation June 28

1 1058 Spitzig Road Breslau, Ontario N0B 1M0. (phone) 519-648-2114. (fax) 519-648-3402. June 15, 2018. In this End Notes Issue This is the final Woodland Watch for the Canada's Wonderland Graduation 2017 2018 school year! It has been an End Notes Exams June 28 excellent year and we thank God for his goodness. We would like to thank all of you From the Library 7:30 pm for your support this year, and for the Golf Tournament at Woodland CHS. Graduation opportunities we have had to work with Sports Update your students. It has been a joy again to Summer Sports Camps Join us as we praise celebrate their growth and their God with achievements. We wish all of you a blessed the Class of 2018 and and relaxing summer. celebrate the achievements of our We especially recognize our grade 12. graduates. students who will be graduating and leaving WCHS is a CAPS School: free, anonymous, to enter college, university or the workplace. confidential, professional counselling support We thank our graduates for the leadership, gifts and abilities they have shared with our for students through Awards Shalem Mental community.

2 Our goal has been to equip our Health Network Attached you will find a copy of this year's students for lives of Christian faith and 1-866-347-0041 award recipients. Major awards will be service, and we pray that our graduates will handed out at Graduation . Be sure to join faithfully serve God and others as they us! leave. OSSLT Literacy Results For new and returning families and If you have not heard from us directly, you students, the 2018 2019 school year will can assume that your child passed the begin with a Dedication Service and an literacy test. Official results sheets will be Orientation Evening on Wednesday, August included with report cards at the end of 29th at the school. Please mark the date on June. your calendar. You will receive more details in August. Tuition and Transportation Reminder to all parents! Spring Fund Drive June 15 Study Day no classes As in previous years, tuition information Thank you to all those who June 16 Golf Tournament including payment options and also bus helped out with the Spring June 18-21 Exams transportation stop location with pick up Fund Drive.

3 We are able to June 22 Canada's Wonderland June 28 Graduation and drop off times will be emailed to you raise over $86, 700 for tuition assistance so Aug 29 BBQ & Orientation early August. If by the second week of far. Thank you to all those who made phone Evening August you have not receive this calls, deliveries, or put packages together. A. Sept 4 First Day of Classes Sept 7 Niner-fest information, please contact the Business special thanks goes out to all the chapter Administrator via email coordinators many of whom were first time leaders! Reminder to Re-register! Have you forgotten to send in the re- registration form for next year? There are some students who have not handed in their Woodland Watch June 15, 2018. forms yet and it is very important they are Page One returned to the office as soon as possible. Golf Tournament Sports Update Thank you to all who supported, participated in and The ultimate team finished their year in style by planned this year's golf tournament.

4 We are looking winning Gold at the OFSAA West tournament. forward to a great day on Saturday! They went undefeated all day, coming up with 6. hard-fought victories. Congratulations to all team members on an excellent season! Exams Included with this edition of The guys soccer team ended their season a couple The Watch is a copy of the of weeks ago, bowing out at CWOSSA in a tough exam schedule. Staff will be semi-final loss to Emmanuel. Though we ended our available at school on season earlier than we would have hoped, the boys Friday, June 15 for students still had a strong season, finishing 4th in D8, which needing additional help allowed us to host a playoff game, and finishing 3rd preparing for exams, but there are no classes or buses running. On Friday, June at Christian Schools. We have a number of grade 22 morning buses will run as noted in the Wonderland 12s graduating from the team this year. Thanks to article, allowing for transportation to school for all Brendan Koops, Curtis Rizzo, Nathan Zomer, Evan students going to Canada's Wonderland.

5 Holmes, Noah Isaacs, Eli Visscher, Drenn Lee, Brent Mulder, Zach Vanderboor, Stan Skipper and David Boonstra for your contributions to the team. From the Library You all will be missed. All Woodland Library books are now OVERDUE! Since the last Watch, many books The girls soccer team made history have been returned this spring by being the first soccer (thanks!), but despite email team in Woodland's history to win reminders, morning OFSAA Gold. It was a well deserved announcements and even some personal cajoling, end to a very successful season. Well done there are still books out and fines due! Fines are 10 girls! cents/day. Remember that you have the option of bringing in Food Bank items ($1 or less in fines = 1. food item) please leave a note indicating your payment. Help us get the books back on the shelves for summer! Woodland Watch June 15, 2018. Page Two Canada's Wonderland Summer Sports Camps Bus transportation This summer Woodland will be for Canada's Wonderland running its annual Basketball and trip is planned for Friday, Volleyball Camps for both boys and June 22.

6 Four buses will girls within and around Woodland's leave Woodland for Wonderland at approximately community. The Volleyball Camp is 9:00am. scheduled for August 13-17th Junior Boys &. Students will need to arrange rides home after this Girls from 6:00 to 8:00 pm. Senior Boys and event, arriving back at Woodland at approximately Girls from 8:00 to 10:15 pm. Brochures with 9:30 pm. more details including times, costs, dates and registration information will be available soon. Students from the K/W and Cambridge We hope to see a large number of developing either find their way directly to Woodland or use athletes at this year's camps. the bus as they normally would in the morning. Students from the Listowel or Drayton In addition to these camps, Big County Athletics either find their way directly to Woodland or meet will be operating the Woodland Sports Academy. at Drayton Christian Reformed Church 88 Main Multi-sport, educational camps will be held at the Street East, Drayton (with Pat W2 driver).

7 They school and run by professional, passionate and will leave for Woodland at 8:00am. These same positive leaders who help each young person students may use W2 bus for a return trip to explore creative ways of begin active. Different Drayton Christian Reformed Church after camps are held each week for varying age levels. Wonderland, arriving approximately 10:45. You can find out more information about these Students from the Guelph since GCCS camps in the attached flyer. does not have school this day, there is not a normal bus run in the morning. Students living in the For further details go to: Guelph area or those who normally use one of the Guelph buses W1, W8, W9 must either meet at Guelph Community Christian School on College Ave. where a bus will leave for Woodland at 8:20am (with Paul W8 driver) or find your way directly to Woodland. After Wonderland these same students may use W8 bus for the evening return trip from Woodland to GCCS arriving at approximately 10:00pm Woodland Watch June 15, 2018.

8 Page Three JUNE 2018 EXAM SCHEDULE. Friday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday June 15 June 18 June 19 June 20 June 21 June 22. Grade 9 Science French Math Geography History Science English Math Canada's Grade 10. Wonderland French 3/4O. Chemistry 4U. English 3U Physics 3U Chemistry 3U Trip Grade 11 English 4U. Biology 3U Functions Physics 4U French 3/4U. Grade 12 Politics 4U. Calculus Kinesiology History 4U. Biology 4U. History 3M. Exam Preparation: Students should have information regarding cumulative activities, and exam review sheets at this point. Please encourage your students to use these last weeks of class to organize notes, work on cumulatives, and review for exams. Final Week of Classes: June 11-14. This is a critical week for students. Some courses have required cumulative activities (worth 30%) and attendance is mandatory. There is also important exam preparation happening in classes this week. We expect that class time is given high priority.

9 Exams and Study Days: June 15, 18-21. To accommodate students who have more than 4 exams, some will have exams on Fri, June 15th. Students are not required to be at school when they do not have an exam scheduled. If they do come in, they are expected to be studying quietly. Teachers may be available for some support. Exam Blocks: Exams are hrs for grade 9 and 10 (with 30 min extra if needed; max time = 2 hrs). Exams are 2 hours for grade 11 and 12 (with 30 min extra if needed; max time = hrs). Students in ESL and those with an IEP (medical or educational accommodations) may be eligible for extra time. Please contact the ASP, ESL or guidance departments for details. Absences must be covered by a doctor's note or arranged before hand with Administration. Please encourage your students to be on time for exams and to come fully prepared. Bus Transportation during Exam Week: June 15, June 18-21. Morning buses run as normal. Note, exams start at 9:30am After exams, students may stay for the afternoon and use the bus to go home, or are allowed to leave and find their own ride home.

10 Afternoon buses leave as follows: o Guelph and Cambridge buses (W4, W11, W8, W9) leave 3:15pm o K/W buses (W3, W5, W7) leave at 2:45pm o Listowel-Drayton (W2, W12) leave at 1:30 pm After Exams: An optional trip to Canada's Wonderland is planned for Friday, June 22. Details will be available in the Woodland watch and announcements. Students will need to arrange rides home after this event (~9:30 pm). Graduation is on Thursday, June 28th. Everyone is welcome to attend the ceremony at 8:00 pm here at the school.