91 Simcoe St., Angus, Ontario, L0M1B0
Tel: (705) 424-5701
Principal - Catherine Hannon Vice-Principal: Bill Floyd
The Olympic Torch passed through Angus on Dec. 29th
Important Notice - Inclement Weather Zone for Angus Morrison
is the Central Simcoe County Weather Zone
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Winter driving conditions can be challenging in Simcoe County and severe inclement weather sometimes requires the cancellation of school bus runs. Weather conditions are not always predictable and do not always follow a specific pattern. Decisions to cancel school bus runs are made based on information from a number of sources before 6:00 a.m. To limit bus cancellations if weather conditions warrant, thus allowing more students access to school bus transportation whenever possible, the Simcoe County Student Transportation Consortium (SCSTC) has developed ‘Inclement Weather Zones’. These zone areas have been determined with consideration to weather patterns, school catchment areas, routes that cross over catchment areas and special needs transportation. The Simcoe County District School Board (SCDSB) and the Simcoe Muskoka Catholic District School Board (SMCDSB) are implementing weather zone procedures in Simcoe County for the 2009-2010 school year, facilitated by the SCSTC and the Simcoe County School Bus Operators Association. |
Click here for Simcoe Musoka District Health Unit
First 'Flu Assessment Centre' in Barrie - Click above for more info
Vaccine is now available to all Simcoe Muskoka residents 6 months of age and older.
| Wednesday, January 20th
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Speeches
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Literacy Week Monday, Jan 25 - Friday, Jan. 29 |
Monday,
Jan. 25
Bob Barton Storyteller Grades K-2 at 11:30 am |
| Tuesday, Jan. 26
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| Wednesday,
Jan. 27
Family Literacy Night 5:30 - 8:00pm |
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| Thursday,
Jan. 28
Shannon Thunderbird Grades 3 -8 11:30 am |
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| Monday,
January 25th |
School Council Meeting 6:30 |
| Wednesday,
January 27th |
Sports Luncheon (Thanks to our School Council) |
| Thanks to all who attended the McDonalds Fundraiser
A total of $425.00 was donated back to Angus Morrison. These funds will go towards purchasing technological resources for our students |
Barrie Colts Game on December 19th was a great success - Thanks to all that attended
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Click here for Dress Code female and male
Check out the Grade Level Links Below
Links - Great Student Links (by Grade, Library, French) |
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Visit the new
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Visit our Global Issues Page
Go to Our New Student Media Gallery click here (more to be added shortly)
Kindie's and Grade 1's click here for a fun website
Great
Literacy Site (username: scdsb / password:books)
CELEBRATIONS
Meet the Teacher Night
Thanks to all the parents who attended - it was a very successful evening
Terry Fox Run
Thanks to all who participated and donated a Toonie for Terry
Congratulations to all those participated in the Stand Up Against Bullying Day by wearing pink (See the CBC article)
Remembrance Day 2009
Angus Morrison is extremely proud to share that our Remembrance Day ceremonies were seen on
A channel in Barrie, Ottawa, and Halifax.
Click here for a reading of In Flanders Field
Video Conference Series A big thank you to Master Warrent Officer Saunders, Graeme Smith (Journalist - Globe & Mail), and Mark Sedra (Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI) for participating in our video conference series. Also, we would like to thank all the schools who participated in the Video Conference Series. |
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Father's Day Picnic - Friday, June 12th A huge thank you to all who attended - it was a great success. Over 110 adults participated in this year's event. |
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The Arnie Stewart Family Literacy Award Winners 2008 - Jylah C. and Trish S. 2007 - Jeremy C., Tamara G., Spencer J., May L., Tyler Y. On Wednesday April 4, 2007,
Mr. Arnie Stewart presented the first ever Stewart Family Literacy
Award to the Angus community. Mr. Stewart asked for help at the age
of 40 and began his journey of learning to read and sharing his journey
to literacy with everyone. By sharing, he hopes people hear the message
of how important literacy is and how non-readers need to ask for help
so that others do not have to experience the difficulties that he
had in life. |
Last Updated: Jan. 3, 2010
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