LCS News Update | June 10 - 13, 2019

AP CHOPPED CHAMPIONSHIP

AP Seminar students enjoyed the 2nd Annual Chopped Championship on Monday. Students received 3 mystery ingredients to incorporate into one glorious culinary masterpiece. But what does this have to do with English, you might be asking? Mystery ingredients are like sources used in academic writing. Just as a good cook incorporates interesting ingredients into a creative dish, so does a good writer who synthesizes interesting sources into a lucid argument. Special thank yous go to Mr. Beausoleil and Dr. Levan (Ms. Levan’s mom) for being this year’s guest judges!

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BOARD GAME NIGHT The final board game night of the year took place this past Monday. Our gourp of Lockerby students played Rummikub, Munchkin, Ticket to Ride, Village and One Night Ultimate Werewolf. The Munchkin game (seen below) was the most intense game of the night! Board game nights have been organized by Mrs. Plourde who is retiring at the end of the school year. The Board Games club would like to thank her for everything that she has done to bring students together over her years with us at Lockerby. We will miss you dearly!

LIGHT MY FIRE!

Lockerby Composite construction students have been busy with another community building project. Our school has teamed-up with our partners at the Sudbury Fire Services again this year, to produce model homes that are used to train firefighters in how to respond to a house fire. Students built nine houses in total, and on Monday we will be treated to a full day of activities at the Firefighter training Centre in Azilda. Please stay tuned to the school newsletter next week for pictures and a full report of our adventure!

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THIS WEEK IN VIKINGS ATHLETICS . . . Rowing This past Sunday, four of our students participated in the annual high school rowing regatta on Ramsey Lake. The team placed 1st in their heat and 3rd overall. Way to go Vikings!

PROM 2019 Thank you to our Student Council for hosting a beautiful prom for our graduating students at the Cavern at Science North. Thank you to the Lockerby Staff, the venue staff and Bryston’s Catering who helped make this a successful evening.

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VICE-PRINCIPAL GREEN It was announced this past week that Mr. Green has been appointed as Rainbow District School Board’s newest Vice-Principal. Starting in the fall, Mr. Green will become the newest Sudbury Secondary Northstar. Mr. Green has taught at Lockerby Composite School since the 1998-1999 school year. Mr. Green leaves an enourmous hole to fill at Lockerby Composite School, but we all know that the Viking community will join in thanking him for all that he has done for our school and in wishing him well next year!

STUDENT SPOTLIGHT: CHAD Last week, Sudbury suffered the loss of community leader Jeremy Mahood. Chad, our very own Lockerby student, decided to build a cedar bench for All Nations Church, and dedicate his efforts to the memory of Mr. Mahood. This initiative became a culminating activity in Chad’s construction class. He first designed the bench using a computer program called Fusion. He then created a model of the bench on the 3D printer, before starting to work in the construction shop. Along the way, Chad encountered the inevitable challenges of design…the points at which a designer must adapt to constraints such as the characteristics of the materials or the principles of ergonomics. Chad had to modify his plan several times, and even resorted to freehand sketches in an effort to resolve conflicts. The final product was a superb reflection of his design process, and a best-in-class result for woodworking at Lockerby this year. Chad’s project personifies the STEP philosophy at Lockerby Composite. We encourage every student to engage in design-build projects that resonate with them on a personal level, and make a contribution to the wider community!

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2018 – 2019 SCHOOL YEAR CELEBRATION! Lockerby Composite’s Student Council celebrated their very own staff and students with cake this past Wednesday. They also recognized our three retirees: Mr. Luoma, Ms. McCulligh and Ms. Plourde.

CANCER DRIVE 2019: OCTOBER 24TH, 2019 Last week, Lockerby’s Kids Caring for Kids Cancer Drive Committee visited the Health Sciences North Research Institute and the Northern Cancer Foundation Pediatric Unit. After touring both sites, the committee was able to see the positive contributions Lockerby’s Cancer Crive has made in the lives of children and families battling cancer within Northern Ontario. The visit has motivated and inspired them to make the 24th Annual Kids Caring for Kids Cancer Drive in October 2019 another huge success! Cancer Drive would is made possible because of the generous support and donations from within our Sudbury committee. Every dollar raised here, stays here. All donations are used for local children and families battling cancer. This year, we have online payment systems available. To donate online, visit: https://lockerby.rainbowschools.ca/school-profile/cancer-drive/ Select the option to donate to ‘Lockerby Cancer Drive’ by selecting ‘Donate Now.’ Please note, if you wish to donate monthly, check the button that reads ‘make this donation monthly.’ Don't forget to also follow us on Snapchat and Instagram: lcscancerdrive

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STUDENT SPOTLIGHT: GABRIEL

A holeyboard is a tiered structure used by musicians to support foot operated pedals and tuning devices. Gabriel chose to build one for his final project in Construction Technology. Firstly, he did some research about the structure of a holeyboard, and considered the needs of the musicians he knows. He settled on baltic birch plywood for his material, due to the fact that it is dimensionally stable and looks good with a clear finish. In order to get a perfect hole pattern, Gabriel made drilling templates from masonite. This will also make it easier for him to reproduce his product if he decides to mass produce it later on. For every design student at Lockerby, the best experience we can hope for is when they successfully complete a project, demonstrate excellent results, and take immense pride in their work. This inspires all of us to stretch to new heights of creativity in the future. Well done Gabe! REVIT UP!

One of the programs available to students in the architecture course is called Autodesk Revit. It is a state-of-the-art software package that functions as a CAD program but also as a rendering program. As architects and engineers move toward fully adopting Building Information Management (BIM) software as their preferred design application, Lockerby students are keeping-up with the pace. Here are Nathan’s before and after renderings of a local house he found on a realtor site and decided to ‘purchase’ to renovate for his Flipping Sudbury project.

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STUDENT SERVICES

Volunteer Opportunity Northern Lights Festival: July 4th – 7th, 2019 Northern Lights Festival Boreal organizers are currently looking for volunteers for various positions. There are jobs for everyone and shifts for every schedule! Whether you’re interested in working for 4 or 40 hours, they would love to have you on board. For any inquiries regarding volunteer opportunities, get in touch with Krishna, the Volunteer Coordinator, at 705-674-5512 or at volunteer@nlfb.ca. Enrichment YMCA Community Action Network The YMCA Community Action Network (YCAN) is one of Canada’s national youth service initiatives, part of the Canada Service Corps. Our program aims to support selected individuals between 15 to 30 years of age to get involved in their local community through service opportunities. To learn more about this unique program, students are asked to visit ymcagta.org/action. Summer Programs Students in Grade 10 (OSSLT) Students who were unsuccessful on the March 27th, 2019 Literacy Test have been notified and all students will receive their results with the June report card. For those who were unsuccesful and in order to meet the OSSLT requirement to graduate, students are encouraged to either take the Literacy Course at Lockerby Composite in September 2019 or sign-up for the Summer School blended e-learning course through Guidance. The literacy course runs from July 2nd to August 2nd and is a combination of independent study at home (computer/Internet access required) and a few afternoons at Barrydowne College (located at Cambrian College). Tentative Summer School blended learning OSSLC will be offered in the following format: Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 12:00pm - 3:00pm at Barrydowne College (specific times to be established soon) and Monday and Friday online. Forms can be found in Guidance for those in need of signing-up. If you have any questions, please email Ms. Baggs at baggsm@rainbowschools.ca or call her at 705 522-1750 ext. 6513. Students in Grades 9-12 Summer School Co-operative Education Students will be able to obtain one, two, or three new co-operative Education credits through work placements this summer. Students wishing to obtain one or two credits must register for the session that runs from Tuesday, July 3rd, 2019 to Friday, August 3rd, 2019. To obtain a third credit, students must register for the session that runs from Tuesday, July 4th, 2019 to Friday, August 25th, 2019. Students are responsible for providing their own transportation to their placements. Summer School A number of Summer School remedial courses will be offered this summer. Registrations will be accepted at Lockerby Composite until June 28th, 2019. Final registration will be accepted in-person only at Sudbury Secondary School Adult Day School entrance on Tuesday, July 2nd, 2019 from 8:00am to 1:30pm. Secondary students must have completed with a minimum mark of 35% during the current academic year to attend Summer School.

In order to enroll, you will require reliable computer access. You must register at

your home school with a Guidance Counselor using the provincial seat reservation system.

New Credit e-Learning Courses:

Grade 10 Civics Careers

CHV2O9 GLC2O9

Grade 11

College English University English

ENG3C9 ENG3U9

Grade 12

Canadian and World Issues: A Geographic Analysis Canada: Identity, History, Culture

CGW4U9 CHI4U9

College English ENG4C9 University English ENG4U9

World Cultures HSC4M9 Challenge and Change in Society HSB4U9

How To Register and Get Started:

Step 1: Speak with your school Guidance Counselor and your parents Step 2: Register online with your Guidance Counselor by June 26, 2018

Late registrations will be accepted up to July 4th, 2019 if there is room Step 3: Attend Orientation Session (F2F or online) July 3, 2019 Step 4: Welcome emails and login information will be sent beginning June 15th, 2018

Classes begin July 3, 2019

Important Dates: June 17, 2019: Course confirmation emails begin June 26, 2019: Last day to register with guidance for confirmed

classes July 3, 2019: On-site orientation 11:00 a.m. at Sudbury

Secondary School AND First day of class July 4, 2019: Late Registration Date Aug. 2, 2019: Last day of class

June 26th

RainbowDSBSummerSchool2019

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Lockerby Composite School Examination Schedule June 2019

Thursday, June 13, 2019 Monday, June 17, 2019 Tuesday, June 18, 2019 Wednesday, June 19, 2019

Period 1 Culminating Activities Period 2 Culminating Activities Period 3 Culminating Activities Period 4 Culminating Activities

Thursday, June 20, 2019

11:25 am Friday, June 21, 2019

8:30 am Monday, June 24, 2019

8:30 am Tuesday, June 25, 2019

8:30 am

Period 1 Examinations Period 2 Examinations Period 3 Examinations Period 4 Examinations

ALL EXAMINATIONS WILL BE HELD IN REGULAR CLASSROOMS (unless otherwise specified)

Note: Some culminating activties will be on a different date. Please confirm dates with each of your teachers.

Thursday, June 20, 2019 Short Period Day Schedule

Announcments:

8:20 am

Period 1:

8:20 am – 9:00 am

Period 2:

9:04 am – 9:40 am

Period 3:

9:44 am – 10:19 am

Period 4:

10:23 am – 10:59 am

Lunch:

10:59 am – 11:25 am

Period 1 examinations begin at 11:25 am

Instructions for Students

• It is your responsibility to read this schedule carefully and to be on time for your examinations.

• Absence due to illness requires a verified doctor’s note (please reference our Assessment and Evaluation Policy for further information).

• If you are late for an examination, you must get an admit slip from the office.

• Buses arrive and depart at the usual time. • You are not permitted in the hallways during

examinations. • You are not allowed to access your locker while

other students are writing examinations in that area.

• The library is designated as a quiet study area. • The dress code is still in effect during

examinations. • Notebooks, textbooks, and electronic devices

must be left in the designated area in the examination room.

Please visit the following link and see Ms. Hunda for any special needs and/or accomodations:

https://forms.gle/fRjat3qkuhgCqW6Y9

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Lockerby Composite School Examination Schedule June 2019

Thursday, June 20, 2019 at 11:25 am Period 1 Examinations

Course Teacher Room PSK4U0-02 CLN4U0-01 MFM1P0-01 MCT4C0-01 ENG4C0-02 ENG3UL/-02 ENG1DL-02 MCV4U0-01 FIF4UI-02 CGC1DT/L/0-02 ENG4C0-01

Augenstein Caddel Graham Heffern Kirwan Kovala Levan MacLennan Marshall Peloso Rodriguez

115 231 129 127 100 202 151 131 225 210 205

Friday, June 21, 2019 at 8:30 am

Period 2 Examinations Course Teacher Room SCH3UT/L/0-02 SCH4C0-01 CHC2DL-02 MPM2DL/0-02 SBI3UZ-02 MCV4UY-02 MCV4U0-02 CHC2D0-01 ENG1DT/0-01 ENG1DL-03 SNC2DT/L/0-02 SPH4UT/L/0-02 MCF3M0-01 CGC1DI-02 SNC1DT/L/0-02 CGW4UL/0-01 SCH4UT/L/0-02 MDM4U0-01

Abols Abols Caddel Coulas Donato Graham Heffern Jorgensen Kirwan Kovala Laberge Luoma MacLennan Marshall Mishra Peloso Potvin Svalina

111 111 231 152 121 129 127 221 100 202 109 116 131 225 123 210 115 204

Students should arrive early to give themselves adequate time to prepare for writing their examination.

Monday, June 24, 2019 at 8:30 am Period 3 Examinations

Course Teacher Room SPH3UT/L/0-02 FIF1DI-02 SBI4UZ-01 BAT4M0-01 ENG2DL/0-02 SCH3UT/L/0-03 SCH4C0-02 SPH4UT/L/0-03 FIF3UI-01 SBI3C0-01 SNC1DT/L/0-04 ENG4UL-02 FSF1DT-02 MPM1DT/L/0-02

Abols Desbiens Donato Edington Kirwan Laberge Laberge Luoma Marshall Mishra Potvin Rodriguez Stanyon Svalina

115 226 121 211 100 109 109 116 225 123 127 162 245 204

Tuesday, June 25, 2019 at 8:30 am

Period 4 Examinations Course Teacher Room SCH4UT/L/0-03 MPM1DT/L/0-03 FSF1D0-01 FSF2D0-01 SBI4UT/L/0-02 BOH4M0-02 MCV4U0-03 MPM2DL/0-03 SNC2DT/L/0-04 ENG3C0-02 SPH3UT/L/0-03 MCR3U0-02 CGC1DT/L/0-03 SCH4UZ-01 ENG2DL/0-04

Abols Craftchick Desbiens Desbiens Donato Edington Graham Heffern Laberge Levan Luoma MacLennan Peloso Potvin Rodriguez

111 224 226 226 121 211 129 127 109 151 116 131 210 115 205

Students cannot leave the examination area within one hour of examination start-time.

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Empowering Parents to Raise Resilient Children

A conference for parents by parents

Presented by the Rainbow District School Board Parent Involvement Committee with funding from the Ministry of Education Parent and Community Engagement Office.

9 am to 9:30 am 9:30 am to 11 am11:15 am to 12 pm12 pm to 1:15 pm

1:15 pm to 2 pm

RegistrationKeynote Address: Dr. Adèle Lafrance Workshop # 1Lunch (provided)Booths: Parent ResourcesWorkshop # 2

Event Schedule

Workshop Topics (Choose two)

FLIP IT! Transforming Challenging Behaviour (Kindergarten) From LEGOs to iPhones (Grades 2 to 6)Transitions: From Tween to Teen (Grades 7 and 8)Whatever! (Grades 9 to 12) Holistic Arts Based Program: An Introduction (For all ages) Children and Grief (For all ages)

Children and Grief will be offered in the morning only. All other sessions will be offered in the morning and afternoon.

How to RegisterPlease register through EventBrite at the following link:https://picconference2019.eventbrite.ca

JOIN US!

1391 Ramsey View Court, SudburyLockerby Composite School

Saturday, June 22, 2019 9 am to 2 pm

Dr. Adèle Lafrance is an Associate Professor at Laurentian University, a clinical psychologist, and co-developer of Emotion-Focused Family Therapy. As co-director of Mental Health Foundations,Dr. Lafrance provides consultations and trainingfor clinicians, school boards and mental healthagencies worldwide.

A passionate advocate, Dr. Adèle Lafrance supports parents/guardians and caregivers as they take care of their loved ones. Her address will inform, educate, inspire and empower. Parents will learn family-friendly tips and tools that will help with healing and recovery.

Free. Everyone welcome.Child care available on site.

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WHAT PARENTS NEED TO KNOW FOR NEXT WEEK . . . Dan Watson, our Social Worker is in the school next week. Monday, June 17th

• CULMINATING ACTIVITIES: PERIOD 2

Tuesday, June 18th

• CULMINATING ACTIVITIES: PERIOD 3

Wednesday, June 19th

• CULMINATING ACTIVITIES: PERIOD 4

Thursday, June 20th

• Short Period Day (please see page 9 of newsletter)

• EXAMINATIONS: PERIOD 1 AT 11:25AM

Friday, June 21st

• EXAMINATIONS: PERIOD 2 AT 8:30AM

Science and Technology Education Program