Wednesday Warrior! April 26, 2017 Principal Message: Last week, the HWW Band had an amazing trip in Vancouver. We were very proud to hear how they performed and would like to thank Mr. Finkbeiner for his support coordinating this experience. Below are some pictures of their performances.

As a follow up to the trip, the Henry Wise Wood Jazz Band will be performing at The Calgary Performing Arts Festival on Tuesday, April 25, 2017, in the Leacock Theatre in Mount Royal University from 7-8pm. On Friday, April 28, 2017 our Henry Wise Wood Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble will be performing at The Calgary Performing Arts Festival from 6-8 pm at the Leacock Theatre in Mount Royal University. Last year, our students were voted most outstanding group at the Festival. Come out and support these wonderful groups.

Have a good week! Michelle Howell Principal Important Dates: May 1 – May 9 – IB Exams School Updates: 1st Annual Friends of Wise Wood Football Golf Tournament Saturday May 13, High Noon Heatherglen Golf Course Deadline for entry fee is April 21, 2017 (Space is limited to a maximum of 80 golfers – registration is first come first serve) Tournament Details: $175+GST per golfer ($183.75)Best-ball format, power carts, steak dinner buffet, prizes, driving range, 50/50 draw, putting contest and many more great things we haven’t even thought of yet!... To register: https://gallusgolf.com/…/friends-of-wise-wood-football-golf We are also accepting corporate sponsorships in any amount, these will be advertised and announced at the dinner.

Holocaust Education Symposium A reminder to students who have registered for this event that they are to meet in the Main Foyer at 8:45am, Wednesday, May 10. Attendance must be taken at the school before departure to Mount Royal University. Students will be back in time for lunch and afternoon classes. If there are any questions, please see Ms. Bamford in Room 120. Alberta Student Leadership Conference – 2 Spaces Left! This is an AMAZING opportunity for students to build their leadership skills and network with students from across Alberta. This year’s conference is being hosted at Lacombe Composite High School in Lacombe, Alberta and the theme of the conference is “Connected Leaders”. It will be held from May 28-30, 2017. AASCA hosts yearly conferences for students who are interested in leadership. The conferences are intended to motivate, build skills and help students to network. There will be students from all across Alberta attending. This year’s conference will include a variety of inspirational, educational, and motivational speakers and presentations. To obtain more information and follow the planning process for the conference, please look at their website: http://connectedleaders.weebly.com. For more information about this opportunity, please contact Mrs. Kouperman at mrkouperman@cbe.ab.ca ASAP. Interact Club: The Interact club’s Spring Fair will take place at lunch from April 18th- April 27th. There will be games, henna tattoos, and even the opportunity to throw a pie at a teachers face! All proceeds will be donated to Shelterbox, which is an international organization that provides emergency shelter to those in need. 30-Hour Fast from April 27th 8:00AM (Thursday) to April 28th 2:00PM (Friday): (Lights Snacks will be provided on Friday at 2 PM in Rm. 312 to ‘break’ the FAST) This event is going to be a non-religiously focused, student-driven activity that will benefit the Calgary Interfaith Food Bank. It is an event that aims to raise awareness about food shortages and malnutrition in the world and in our very own community. Rather than the traditional money donations, participating students will be donating non-perishable food items . We are also looking for food donations from the rest of the student body. Donation boxes will be in the main foyer and by Rm. 312. Please help us spread the news about this worthwhile cause to fight hunger together! Ms. Teleky GATE 25th Anniversary: Please join us at our planning and regular business meeting.

Tuesday, May 2nd, 6:30 pm Louis Riel School 9632 Oakfield Dr SW CTF Lab

Our business meeting will be a brief review of our financials and activities for this year. Then, we want to hear from YOU, our GATE parents. What do you want your GPA to focus on in the coming year(s). We want to know what you think works and what you think needs changing. We’ll also answer any questions about what the GPA does to enhance the GATE program, what the GPA executive team and board members do, and how you can get involved. Light refreshments will be served. This event is open only to parents with students currently enrolled in the GATE program. http://www.gatecalgary.ca/?p=1143 Continuing 12 Student Registration- due by the end of April:

Students wishing to register for a second year of grade 12 are expected to complete a Continuing Grade 12 Student Registration Package. The package is available on our website or in Student Services. If you have any questions, please see your counsellor. Learning Commons: Check out what’s new in the Learning Commons! http://www.henrywisewood.com/learning-commons.html Also, textbooks from last semester were due in January. If you have any overdue textbooks or English novels, please return them as soon as possible to avoid being billed for them. Thank you. Student Services: CBE e-learn online: Registration for CALM and CTS courses in the KickStart session will be held between May 1 – June 5. The CALM course taken in this session will begin June 15, 2017 and must be completed by July 14, 2017. Summer School (online): Registration takes place May 1 – June 19, 2017. To register for CBE e-learn courses, please make an appointment with your guidance counsellor. Pre-learn (prerequisite online course) must be completed by June 26, 2017 for summer school. Course dates: July 4 – 28, 2017 Fees: $65 course fee if student is 19 yrs old or younger, on September 1, 2016. Course fees are higher for adults and out-of-area students. $85 book deposit ($50 refunded upon return) *** There are no 30 level core courses offering in online summer school with CBE e-learn. Summer School: There are a TWO of steps that need to be taken in order to sign up for summer school with Chinook Learning Services (in classroom summer school):

1) Book an appointment with your guidance counsellor to get the necessary paperwork to register for summer school.

2) Beginning May 1, 2017 book your registration appointment online http://www.chinooklearningservices.com

or by phone 403-777-7200. Registration appointments take place between May 24 – June 26. Book your appointment early to avoid disappointment – courses fill up fast. Dates: July 4 – 28, 2017 for 5 credit courses

*Gr 12 diploma exams take place August 1-10, 2017 July 4 – 19, 2017 for 3 credit courses Summer school hours are from 8:15 am – 12:50 pm. Locations: Centennial High School, Forest Lawn High School, Lester B. Pearson high School, Sir Winston Churchill High School, Viscount Bennett Centre Fees: $65 course fee if student is 19 yrs old or younger, on September 1, 2016. Course fees are higher for adults and out-of-area students. $85 book deposit ($60 refunded upon return) For more information about summer school, please visit Student Services.

CAREER Showcase: Sheet Metal Worker – Thursday, April 27, 2017, SAIT, Aldred Centre, Room: CB205, 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m., 10+ opportunities for potential summer RAP students. CAREER Showcase: Interior Systems Mechanic, Wednesday, May 24, 2017, NAIT – Calgary Facility, 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m., 15+ opportunities for potential summer RAP students. Contact Cheryl Belliveau at 403-253-2261, ext. 2115 or clbelliveau@cbe.ab.ca for further information. Career Chatter: Summer travel/study programs – Mr. Smith has information on a number of schools and institutes that offer summer educational experiences. Examples include University of King’s College, in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Queen’s University, in Kingston, Ontario, University of Toronto, University of Chicago, Oxbridge Academic Programs, at several European and American locations, Blyth Academy, with locations in 30 countries, and EF International Language Centers (in 53 countries. They also offer a gap year language learning opportunity). Come see Mr. Smith in the Courtyard at Wise Time/Lunch time to find out more. Cook Internship: A new restaurant is opening in Kensington this summer and is looking for a student interested in a possible cooking career to complete a summer internship. This position requires a minimum age of 17 and the employer would prefer students with some Foods or Culinary credits. Further information is available at http://www.cbe.ab.ca/programs/program-options/exploring-career-choices/Pages/unique-opportunities-off-campus-education.aspx and at http://www.cbe.ab.ca/programs/program-options/exploring-career-choices/Documents/Cook-Apprentice-Summer-Internship-1918-Tap-Table.pdf. Students interested in applying for this position are asked to submit their resume and a cover letter to Mr. Smith by May 5th. First Responder Career Information Night: Interested in a career as an Emergency Medicine Technician, Firefighter or Police Officer? Representatives of the Calgary Police Service, Calgary Fire Service, Emergency Medical Services and the RCMP will be at Western Canada High School, May 9th from 6:00 to 8:30pm to talk about and explain the different career paths for these fields. Please register at https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/career-night-be-a-first-responder-registration-32134528239 if you would like to attend. US College Expo: Students who are considering university education in the United States, should plan to attend this event, on Sunday, April 30, from 12:00 to 2:00 at the Arts Commons, downtown (205 8 Ave SE). At this expo you will learn about the many options available to you and learn about the US College admissions process. Representatives of a large number of US Universities and Colleges will be in attendance. Registration is free at https://www.microspec.com/reg/USCECA2017/index.htm

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Traditional Pow Wow

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Calgary Board of Education

Host Drum: Turning Robe, Siksika Nation

■ Dance registration from 3:30 - 6 p.m. Registered dancers will receive honorariums. Please come early – limited space in each category ■ First 5 registered drum groups will receive honorariums

■ Master of Ceremonies: Hal Eagletail ■ To register for a vendor table please contact: Melrene Saloy-Eaglespeaker t | 403-966-4006■ Feast will be served from 5 - 7 p.m. ■ Cash concession available

Celebrating success for all students in the spirit of reconciliation

Friday, May 5, 2017 ■ 6 p.m. Grand EntryCommunity Celebration – everyone is welcome!

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