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LCS News Update | June 3 - 7, 2019

FORENSICS AT LOCKERBY COMPOSITE

This week students in our grade 12 forensics class visited Laurentian University’s Department of Forensic Biology. There, students met with forensic experts and worked in one of the University’s new laboratories. The class extracted their own DNA and were able to take it with them in a fancy necklace! Then, Dr. Scott Fairgrieve shared some case work with the group, and together they proposed key questions and procedures for examining human remains. Students were able to deduce the manner of death using physical evidence on skeletal remains. This experience was interesting for students pursuing careers in forensics, policing, law, and even kinesiology. Thank you, Dr. Fairgrieve and Laurentian University, for supporting Lockerby’s Forensic Science program!

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CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES! On behalf of the staff, students, and the entire Vikings community at Lockerby Composite, a big congratulations goes out to the graduating class of 2019!

LOCKERBY PRIDE!

On Friday at lunch, the Lockerby GSA hosted a special guest speaker as part of our Pride Week celebrations. Kyle, who is part of the Laurentian University GSA, shared his transition journey with us. This can be a very challenging time in a person's life but Kyle's story helped to show us that having the support from loving friends and family who accept you for who you are can make all the difference. Kyle left the Vikings with some advice: celebrate the little things- remember the things that make you happy and that feel good so that you can think back to them when you need a boost.


THIS WEEK IN VIKINGS ATHLETICS . . . Ultimate Frisbee Congratulations goes out to the Lockerby Composite Ultimate Frisbie team! This week they competed in the first ever city Ultimate tournament. Their hard work and athleticism helped to lead them to victory. Lockerby Composite defeated Lively S.S. 51-12 in the final match of the tournament. Mr. Beausoleil would like to thank all members of the team for their hard work and determination. All participants had excellent day.

Well Done Vikings- Champions!


MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE Lockerby would like to congratulate Miranda D. on the achievement of her Masters of Architecture as McEwen celebrates its first graduating class. Miranda is a former Lockerby graduate who was among the first (of many since) to be accepted into the McEwen School of Architecture. Always generous with her time, Miranda has kindly visited Lockerby Composite over the last few years to share her experiences with current LCS architecture students. Congratulations Miranda and best wishes for your future! Read the whole story from Sudbury.com here:

CANADA WIDE SCIENCE FAIR GOLD MEDALLIST This week, Nethra W. had the opportunity to share her experience- at Science North- from the Canada Wide Science Fair in Fredericton, New Brunswick. At the fair she won a gold medal at the intermediate level as well as the Youth Can Innovative Award and a Western University Entrance Scholarship. Nethra was also awarded a “golden ticket” to the Rogers STEM Entrepreneurship Bootcamp which is an intensive week long program offered to CWSF finalists who demonstrated entrepreneurial spirit and a project with commercial potential.

https://www.sudbury.com/local-news/milestone-mcewen-school-graduates-its-first-masters-in-architecture-1495287


OSSLT 2018 - 2019 Next week, students who were unsuccessful on the 2018 - 2019 Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test (OSSLT) will be notified. Official results for all of our writers this year will subsequently be attached to the June Report Card. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact Ms. Baggs at the school by calling 705-522-1750 extension 6513, or by emailing [email protected].

VISUAL ART Lockerby Composite’s visual art students have been working diligently over the last couple of weeks to plan their culminating masterpieces. After brainstorming, planning, and sketching ideas, students are now getting down to business with final artworks. Grade nines are working on plaster masks, grade tens are working in artworks in the style of Canada’s own Group of Seven, and grade elevens are working on individualized artworks determined by independent proposals. Stay tuned for a wide variety of projects displayed in our school, and don’t forget to keep an eye out for new beautification installments in the hallways. Way to go Lockerby artists!


FLIPPING SUDBURY!

By Brooke A.: In Architecture this semester the class was given an assignment to ‘Flip Sudbury.’ Our task was to ‘buy’ a house that is located in the city, and renovate its exterior, interior, and landscape using a fictional budget of $175,000. I was excited to begin this project since it was something that interested me, and allowed me to broadcast my creativity and design skills. I got to use different programs to achieve my final results, and I am proud of how it turned out.

FANTASTIC AT FUSION BOARDGAMES NIGHT!

Grade 10 student Anthony D. took his final culminating activity to a whole new level this week. After finding plans for this vise online, he modeled the components using Fusion 360 and then assembled it using the same software. Not stopping there, he decided he wanted to animate it as well. After some experimentation, he got it working. The next step? 3-D printing! Click here to see an animation of his modeled vise.


STUDENT SERVICES

Grade 12s University Programs - Still Available To Students Are you an Ontario high school student who still has not received an offer of admission? Starting on June 6th, 2019 you can use the AIS to find possible openings at Ontario universities. Learn more at www.ouac.on.ca/ais. Students can also contact the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre at 519-823-1063 or [email protected]. Completion of Timetables for University It is important for any university bound student to know that when you receive your codes to prepare your timetable, act promptly and make your decisions. Otherwise, students could end up with leftover courses and an undesirable timetable. Additionally, students should take advantage of all the workshops offered for note taking, study skills, reading, etc. Students are easily overwhelmed by the amount of professional reading expected and workshops provide a smoother transition as students move from high school to university. Deposits For Post Secondary Programs (College & University) Graduates are reminded to ensure that they have processed deposits for their chosen program. If you have any questions or concerns please contact the school’s admissions department. Scholarships Knights and Ladies of Kaleva Guidance has received this year’s application for the Knights and Ladies of Kaleva Scholarship. This scholarship provides opportunities for students of Finnish heritage. Visit our school’s website or see a Guidance counsellor for additional information or an application form. Summer School Co-op Students will be able to obtain one, two, or three new co-operative education credits through work placements this summer. The work placements must be linked to courses students have already completed. Please see a guidance counsellor for application forms. Summer Camp Architecture and Design For the second year, the Azrieli School of Architecture and Urbanism, Carleton University in Ottawa is excited to offer the summer studio, Imagine Architecture, for students in grades 10 - 12. Imagine Architecture has been designed as a career exploratory program for students wanting to build skills in creative design thinking and explore the artistic culture of design studio, which is at the core of any architectural studies curriculum. Please contact Mawuena Torkornoo via email [email protected] or phone: 613-520-2600 x6022 with any questions. Volunteer Opportunities Science North Science North is looking for volunteers for our 2019 Summer Camps! Help Camp Staff deliver fun, unique and education science themed camp experiences for children ages 4 to 12 in Sudbury. If you or your students have any questions, feel free to contact Anne-Marie Wilkie at [email protected] or 705-522-3701 ext. 274. Multicultural Center - Canada Celebrations Would you be interested in volunteering for a Canada Day event at the Sudbury Arena July 1st? This event will be a wonderful opportunity to gain volunteer experience and community hours for students to earn. If you are interested in volunteering with us you can sign up, call, or email us at: Call: 705-

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.


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


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.



WHAT PARENTS NEED TO KNOW FOR NEXT WEEK . . . Dan Watson, our Social Worker is in the school next week. Monday, June 10th

Tuesday, June 11th

Wednesday, June 12th

• Grade 9 EQAO Mathematics Assessment (Periods 1 & 2)

Thursday, June 13th

• Grade 9 EQAO Mathematics Assessment (Periods 1 & 2)

• Prom 2019 (7:00pm – 11:00pm)

Friday, June 14th

• PD DAY

Science and Technology Education Program

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