‘BCHS This Week’February 1– February 5, 2016

Monday (Day 1) - 4 Block DayFirst Day of Semester Two

Tuesday (Day 2) - 4 Block Day

Wednesday (Day 1) - 4 Block Day

Thursday - Teachers’ ConventionNo School for Students

Friday - Teachers’ ConventionNo School for Students

Cafeteria Menu

Monday Feb 1  Wings & Potato Skins

Tuesday Feb 2  Pizza

Wednesday Feb 3  All Day Breakfast

Thursday Feb 4  No School

Friday Feb 5  No School

Save the date …February 4 & 5 – Teachers’ Convention – No

Classes for Students

February 8 – Gr 7/8 PC Day- Gr 9-12 TAG- Gr 12 Grad Meeting during TAG

February 12 – PHRD No School Day- Sr. Gryphs Basketball @ Ardrossan

February 15 – Family Day – No School February 18 – BCHS Talent ShowFebruary 19 – Sr. Gryphs Basketball @ Wetaskiwin

Barrhead Composite High School

WHERE WE IMMERSE STUDENTS IN A DIVERSE AND ENGAGING LEARNING

ENVIRONMENT, AND STRIVE TO INSPIRE THE PASSION FOR DISCOVERY,

THE CONFIDENCE TO EMBRACE CHALLENGES, AND THE SKILLS TO

PURSUE SUCCESS.

Bell SchedulesFor This Week, the bell schedule will be as follows:

8:55-10:17am BLOCK 110:17-10:22am Break

10:22-11:44am BLOCK 211:44-12:25pm Lunch

12:30-1:52pm BLOCK 31:52-1:57pm Break

1:57-3:19pm BLOCK 5

The Bell Schedule at the back of the Student

Handbook is INCORRECT. For

proper times, please refer to this slide, or visit www.barrheadcomposite.ca and check the calendar for the bell schedule for

each day.

Reminder:Food and Drinks are

NOT ALLOWEDin the Gyms

(water is an exception)THIS EVEN APPLIES TO THE STAGE

AND THE STAIRS ON EITHER SIDE OF THE STAGE!

Looking for Homestay (March 5th

– 12th)… Looking for a Homestay for a

teacher coming from Japan. See Mr. Raju if you wish to host.

Chihiro Sasaki– female, teacher.

BCHS 4th AnnualSmall Town – Big Dreams!

Talent Night

Singers – Dancers – Musicians – Comedians

– Actors – Poets – Composers - Fire-eating

Jugglers!

Thursday, February 18

7:00 pm BCHS Drama Theatre

Admission: $2

See Mrs. Schatz or Mrs. Kostiw to sign up!!

BCHS READS: 2016

GRADES 7-9 & Staff

LEADERSHIP MEETING ON TUESDAY AT

LUNCH IN ROOM 36 – MRS. RAYMOND’S

ROOM

• Improved PSP/OP Search: On Dec. 18th, they released a more user-friendly and powerful Post-Secondary and Occupation Planner, including new Smart Filters to improve the search experience.

• www.myblueprint.ca

• Activation code is barrhead if you are a new user

PARENT MEETING FOR 2016 TRAVEL

CLUB TRIPTuesday, February 2nd @ 5 p.m. in room 39 Bring Student Passport and Parent ID

BCHS READS: 2016

Grades 10-12 & Staff

GRAD 2016The first Grad meeting will be during TAG on February 8th all grads are encouraged to attend. You will receive your grad information package and you will be informed of important upcoming events such as the election of your grad council. See Mrs. Kjelland if you have questions.

Semester Two Work Experience

• Pick up an application form from Ms Wegner’s office and have an up-to-date resume ready to hand in.

• The Rep from King’s will be here February 18. • She is setting up a booth at lunch, will be available

for private interviews block 3 and will be doing an information session during flex.

• Sign up will be available as we get closer to that date.

• Open House - Drop in to tour the campus, chat with faculty and staff, and apply for free!

March 5 @10 am - 2 pm• King's View Friday - Spend the day on campus,

learn about programs, admission, financial aid and student life. Sit in on a class and even go on a tour. And we will be offering free applications! See Ms Wegner on how to register.

February 26, April 8

Info Session Weeks

From February 1 to 6 and March 14 to 19 prospective students can attend any one of our free information sessions. Full details on information sessions on offer during Info Session Week and throughout the year are available at MacEwan.ca/InfoSessions. Programs eligible for early admission are identified on the website and will also be identified at their sessions. Prospective students are encouraged to submit their application to be assessed for early admission during Info Session Week if they have not done so already.

Application Deadline: March 1st • March 1, 2016 is the deadline to apply for direct-entry

undergraduate programs for Fall 2016 admission. 

Reg 101 Workshops• Registration 101 Workshops are in March/April 2016! • Students will have an opportunity to learn how to

navigate the Bear Tracks system for the purpose of course registration, build a first-year schedule, and ask UAlberta staff questions.

2016 Online Chat Dates• high school students can log on and ask any

questions they may have about the University of Alberta. 2016 upcoming dates are

• February 3• March 2• April 6• May 4• June 1

• All of the sessions will be held from 7 to 9pm MST. 

Program Change Process • Applicants are able to change the program choices on their application,

even after they have submitted it. Students wishing to change their program choices are required to fill out the Admission Application Program Change Form, then return it to them via the online contact form or by dropping it off at Student Connect.

• If a student submits their program change request after the application deadline has passed (March 1st), they can only switch the priority of their two program choices; they cannot add a new program choice.

• Please note that only one program change request per application is accepted.

• See Ms Wegner if you are having difficulty doing this

Updating New Grades • Students that have applied to the University of Alberta but have not yet

received an admission offer will be able to update your new grades in early February! Students will receive an email once this online system is live, which will also outline the process of updating these grades.

• Applicants that have not yet received an offer will be able to self-record new final Grade 12 marks as they become available in February. Update these grades online as soon as they become available in February so that the U of A can process your application and provide eligible students with an admission offer!

• Interim transcripts will not need to be sent to the University of Alberta, as the self-recorded grades will be used to assess students for admission. As part of the conditions to retain an admission offer, the U of A will request final official transcripts on your behalf so that your marks can be verified.