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Do not pick your courses until you see this video!

We are now taking orders for this year's Grad Hoodies!
$45 without your name, $55 with your name.
All orders must be pre-paid because we are making
$0 on these!

The Cougar ladies are going to be bringing the heat this cheer season! Looking Great Ladies!

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Rules You Must Follow to submit a valid entry:

Any colour combination may be used. Any shape or image may be used that effectively demonstrates the robotics team.

The Logo must:

1. contain originally created graphics and designs - that means NO clip art

2. be submitted in 8.5 x 11 format

3. be in a JPEG or printable format

4. be free from copyright - don’t use a character from a movie or comic, etc...

5. able to be reproduced – the image will need to be scanned if it’s on paper

Criteria for Selection: The logos will be judged for: Level of

Effectiveness in representing the Welland Centennial Robotics Club,

Centrobotics, visual appeal and creativity.

Prizes: The student who designs the winning logo will receive IPOD touch and dinner for two at M.T. Bellies.

The Runner up will receive dinner for two at M.T. Bellies.

Submission Information: Please submit entries to Principal Ross. Entries may also be submitted electronically to clarkie@iaw.com

Each entry should also clearly indicate student name and grade either written on the back or in the file name, if electronic.

Finally: All submissions must be received by Monday Feb 22nd at 2:30 p.m.

What we do:

The team designs, creates and competes with several robots. They have created the MADCAT 1 and 2. The team has had amazing success with these 2 robot designs. The team has made it to the quarter finals in 2

international competitions, as well as, earning themselves a qualifying place in the Championship of 200 teams from North and South America in Omaha, NB and won the DSBN GOLD medal for Skills.

Never done yoga before? No problem! All are welcome.

The Senior girls volleyball team continued their winning ways be defeating the Fort Erie Falcons on January 14th, well done ladies!

Attention cougars we got our first shipment of hoodies! The Cougar Den will be open at lunch on Friday, so come on down and check out the new gear! The young lady is sporting a traditional hoodie ($25) while the gentleman has a classy, short zipper hoodie, with the collar up($40). Very cool!

We have limited quantity of ladies fitted T-shirts for $12.00. If you were disappointed last week because we didn't have your size don't worry we are restocked with a new supply of regular shirts too, so come early and get yours!

More gear will be forthcoming but we need your help in determining what will sell. Bring your money on Friday at lunch to the Auditorium kiosk in the South hallway if you want to be among the first to get one of these babies.

Cougar Store Hours:

New members are always welcome.

If you are interested in lining up a great outdoor job for this summer right now! come down to the Guidance Office for details. No Experience necessary but transportation is required.

Congratulations to all participating students.

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Any grade 11 or grade 12 students interested in tutoring at Glendale school are asked to see Mme Brennand as soon as possible. You will earn community service hours.

The Environmental Club will be continuing their Eco- Lunches. Club Members must supervise the Recycling stations on their scheduled day. Any questions Contact Mr. Snopek or Mr. Sarvis

Just a reminder that you can bring in old ink cartridges to recycle them. Bring them to the library.

Just a message from Environmental Club, They  will continue to be collecting printer cartridges through the " Recycle for Education" at Staples.

Through the efforts of the Environmental Club, staff and student participation, Centennial was awarded SILVER status in the Eco-School program. Congratulations! Keep thinking green Centennial!

In order to support Curtis and his participation in DSBNi Vietnam Welland Centennial Secondary School will be assisting him in raising $ 3500 to defray the costs associated with this trip.  If you would like to donate in support of Curtis, please make the cheque payable to Welland Centennial and on the memo line write “DSBNi – Vietnam”.  The cheques can be mailed or dropped off at Welland Centennial Secondary school.  Tax receipts will be issued for any donation over $20.00 upon request.

There will also be extended hours for the Homework Club. Bring your work and come at lunch OR after school Monday through Friday. All students are welcome to attend.

http://centennialmangaclub.forumn.net

There will be a rehearsal January 4th at 2:45.

Click here to see the information for each of the fallowing: 

* Feeder Schools

*Audition Information

*Cast of Characters

*Rehearsal Schedule 2

*Tryout Form

*The Story

The Canadian Institute of Dental Hygiene in Hamilton is accepting applications beginning February 1st for its diploma in dental hygiene. Come to guidance office to find out more information.

Did you know that D'Youville in Buffalo offers a 70% reduction in tuition if you score well on the S.A.T's? If you're thinking of pursuing nursing this might be an option. Sign up in guidance.

Any grade 12's who have applied to or intend on applying to an architecture program at a Canadian University are asked to see Mme. Brennand in Guidance regarding a scholarship opportunity.

There is a bursary available to students who are continuing to post secondary if their parents are employed at Casino Niagara. Please see Mme. Brennand for more information.

Any Female grads who are applying to a business program at College or university are asked to see Mme. Brennand for a scholarship opportunity.

Any female student aged 16-18 who actively volunteer, have volunteer leadership achievements and who are dedicated to advancing the status of women worldwide are asked to see Mme. Brennand for a scholarship opportunity.

First Incident: the teacher will instruct the student to place the device on the teacher's desk and it will be returned to the student by the teacher at the end of the period.

Second Incident: the teacher will instruct the student to place the device on the teacher's desk and it will be returned to the student by an administrator at the end of the instructional day.

Third Incident: the teacher will instruct the student to place the device on the teacher's desk and it will be returned to the student by an administrator in the presence of a parent or guardian.

Further Incidents: will result in a suspension from school and school activities.

Start planning your University Studies now.

Visit this site www.electronicinfo.ca and find out which universities offer the programs you might be interested in. More importantly, find out what kind of marks you will need to get into these programs. "Begin with the end in mind."
The sooner you plan for your post-secondary the better prepared you will be to actually get there!

-Turning off equipment when not in use (including taps and electronics)
-Recycle paper, plastic, glass, and waste. When you recycle one aluminium can it saves enough energy to operate a TV for 3 hours.
-Using refillable water bottles instead of plastic (it is safer and cheaper).
-Using containers instead of plastic bags for lunches.
-Buying energy efficient products.
-Use recycled paper. Every ton of recycled office paper saves 380 gallons of oil.

By: Toni Karan (Student)

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