This exciting 10 day partial service trip to Cuba is open to all NTCI students with priority given to students studying Spanish and/or Music. Although a 10 day trip, only 4 school days will be missed due to a PA Day, Family Day and 2 weekends. For information please attend the parent/student meeting on Wednesday, September 26 at 6 p.m. in Rm. 215 or contact Ms. Elliott or Mr. Varahidis.
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Timetable changes
Timetable Change Request Period: Tues. Sept. 4th at 2:15 p.m. until Wed. Sept. 12th at 9:00 a.m.
Process for Requesting Timetable Changes in September
Beginning September 4th, students may make ONE request for timetable changes during this period through submitting the google form: https://goo.gl/forms/
These requests will be processed based on the following priority sequence: students who were pulled out of overenrolled courses in June, admission pre-requisite required for post-secondary plans, change in level (between Applied, Academic, and Enriched), summer school credit completed, new registrations, straight drops (Grade 11 and 12 students may drop courses without penalty up until the Full Disclosure deadline in April), and changes to electives. All changes are subject to availability.
The Guidance Office will work to accommodate as many change requests as possible with a target completion date of September 17th. Should the requested change be possible, the student will be placed in their course/s and an email will be sent indicating that their new timetable is available for pick up.
Students who wish only to drop a course can come to the Guidance Office Tuesday, September 4th between 2:15 and 3:15 p.m. (signed parent permission required for students under 18).
Student TDSB account passwords reset
All student passwords were reset to the shared secret password. To access your account (and most importantly the Wi-Fi), please log on to a TDSB computer and do the following:
1. Enter your student number.
2. Enter your shared secret password (last 4 digits of student number, numeric day of birth, numeric month of birth followed immediately by the suffix @Tdsb).
Format: ####DDMM@Tdsb
Sample: Student Number is 333 550 100 Birthday is March 17, 2002. Password reset is: 01001703@Tdsb
3. At the prompt, change your password from the shared secret password to something else that you will remember.
Your new password must be a minimum of 8 characters and must include three of the following four features: upper case letter, lower case letter, number, special character (!@#$%^&*). Additionally, your password cannot contain either your first or last name.
End of Year Reminders
- Monday, June 25 – Exam review (8:45-9:45 am):
- Tuesday, June 26 – Results day (12:30-1:15 pm):
- Final marks are available for students.
- Summer school registration begins. Summer school registration closes on Wednesday June 27 at 11 am. Summer school spots are limited; if you want choice of location, it’s best to register on Tuesday.
- Lockers must be emptied (lock removed) by 2 pm today. Contents will be put in lost and found.
- June 27-29 – PA Days
- June 29
- Final report cards mailed home
- Summer Hours:
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The office will be open 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. until Friday July 13.
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We will re-open on Monday August 20 at 8 a.m.
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- August Timetable Pickup & School Photos
- Pick up timetables, student planners, and other documents
- Have School Photo Taken
- Pay Student Fees or Pay in advance by “Cash-On-Line” (more info) ($90)
- Wednesday, August 29 – Grade 9
- Thursday, August 30 – Grades 10-12
- A to G — 9:00 – 10:30 am
- H to O — 10:45 – 12:00
- P to Z — 1:30 – 3:00 pm
Student TDSB Network Password
- Students can now reset their own passwords for the TDSB network! (Check your TDSB email for details)
Your TDSB Google Account Content
- Students leaving the TDSB can download the content from their Google account using Google Takeout. Read the Q&A here.
Oddities – Graduating Student Art Exhibition
Oddities – NT’s Graduating Student Art Exhibition – opens May 16th 4-6 pm in the NT Staff Lounge and Gallery. The show runs until May 30th.
Outdoor Rain Project
The hydrophobic spray is originally the brainchild of Seattle entrepreneur Peregrine Church at Rainworks, is environmentally friendly and lasts about three months.
Your 2018 Student Council
President: Adam Barkas
Senior V.P.: Michael Ma
Junior V.P.: Cameron Gilliland
Treasurer: Quinn Spence
NTAA Male President: Ben Chan
NTAA Female President: Emma Skipp
Secretary: Samantha Barton
Social Convenor: Martha LaFontaine
Music Council President: Kamil Mamdani
Environmental Minister: Ensi Cullhaj
Charity for 2018-19: Forest Ontario
Maytime Melodies
The 72nd edition of Maytime Melodies is May 3 and May 4 at 7pm.
Tickets are $10.
- available at lunch and afterschool (reserved seating)
- using Cash Online (search “Maytime” under TDSB tab) – tickets will be available at the box office on the evening of the concert.
Be apart of the performance. Please play these sound samples during the performance of the North Toronto Electronic Ensemble:
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1st music sample for the beginning of “My Song 2”:
- 2nd music sample for the end of “My Song 2”: https://soundcloud.com/elizabeth-monteith/2nd-audio-sample-for-ntee-performance
Student Council Elections
President
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Junior V.P.
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Senior V.P.
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Treasurer
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NTAA Male President
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NTAA Female President
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Secretary
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Social Convenor
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Music Council President
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Environmental Minister
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Charities
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Website and Moodle Mail system is down.
The mail system is now operational again. (April 20, 2018)
Currently the NTCI website mail systems are down. The NTparents mailing list and all moodle mail is affected.
The following is the NTparents mailing list bulletin from earlier today:
Acknowledgements and Upcoming Events
Report cards were distributed this morning during Home Form periods. Please ask your son or daughter to review the report card package which also includes a program verification form/credit counselling summary which indicates course selection for next year.
Leaside School Council invites our school community to a parent workshop promoting a positive body image and information regarding eating disorders lead by Kyla Fox. The workshop takes place Thursday April 19th at 7 pm at Leaside High School (200 Hanna Road in the school library). This is a free event but space is limited. Please apply for tickets at sarahwht”at”aol.com. Tickets will be offered on a first come first served basis. Doors open at 6:30 pm for light refreshments.
April 23 – 27: North Toronto celebrates Earth Week with a kick-off assembly on Monday April 23.
Tuesday April 24 – Staff meeting (late start)
School Council contact address: SchoolCouncil2017.NTCI at gmail.com
Next meeting: Wednesday April 25 in room 215 at North Toronto CI (17 Broadway Avenue)
Topic: In light of the recent police Public Safety alert about robberies at Yonge and Eglinton, the executive committee of the North Toronto School Council has arranged a panel discussion about this issue, the context, the contributing factors and what we can do as a community to help ameliorate matters. We have representatives from Toronto Police Services 53 Division joining us, as well as board, staff and student representatives. Please join us on Wednesday April 25th at 7:30 pm.
Friday April 27 – Grade 9 Geography Summative Field Trip to High Park, Toronto
Cuba Service Trip – a parent information session will be held regarding next year’s school trip to Cuba.
Parents are invited to attend the information session on May 9 at 6:30 pm in room 215.
William Mack
Principal
North Toronto Collegiate Institute