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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
Students enrolled in grade 11 Visual Art 
were challenged to bring a little sunshine to the rainy spring weather by creating positive street art-inspired stencils to apply to the concrete outside their school with an invisible hydrophobic spray. This means that when wet, the concrete treated with the spray retained its color, while the areas that were not sprayed darkened. After learning about how artistic interventions could be used to inform or change behaviour, students enjoyed turning design lessons on typography into light-hearted inspirational messages to brighten up the next rainy day of our local community passers by.
were challenged to bring a little sunshine to the rainy spring weather by creating positive street art-inspired stencils to apply to the concrete outside their school with an invisible hydrophobic spray. This means that when wet, the concrete treated with the spray retained its color, while the areas that were not sprayed darkened. After learning about how artistic interventions could be used to inform or change behaviour, students enjoyed turning design lessons on typography into light-hearted inspirational messages to brighten up the next rainy day of our local community passers by.
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