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Administration Team: Principal Vice-Principal Vice-Principal Ms. S. Borrell Ms. C. Albanese, VicePrincipal (surname A to K) Ms. T. Paul, VicePrincipal (surname L to Z) November 3, 2017 To the families of «First_Name» «Last_Name», Today students will receive their interim report cards in their homeroom. Please review the report card with your child and feel free to contact the teachers & school if you have any questions or concerns. All contact information for teachers can be found at the end of this e-bulleting. Alternatively, you can make an Recently, there has been media attention related to drinking water in schools. I am writing this letter to clarify questions related to water in schools. Under Ontario Regulation 243/07 Schools, Private Schools and Day Nurseries, all school boards are required to sample drinking water on an annual basis for lead. Boards have to take, a standing sample and a flushed sample. The acceptable limit for lead in drinking water has always been 10 ppb (parts per billion). Recent changes, effective July 1, 2017, now require testing of additional drinking water sources in schools. Water tests are conducted by a third party vendor and occur cyclically as required by the legislation. Results from the water samples taken at Langstaff Secondary School showed that all fixtures sampled were deemed acceptable within the legislation. As such there is no corrective action necessary or currently being undertaken at our school. Please be assured that the school board is taking all necessary steps and following all requirements related to water safety in our buildings. As always, if you ever have questions or concerns, we are here to help and support as your partners in education. S. Borrell, C. Albanese, T. Paul

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Administration Team:

Principal Vice-Principal Vice-Principal Ms. S. Borrell Ms. C. Albanese, Vice‐Principal

(surname A to K) Ms. T. Paul, Vice‐Principal

(surname L to Z)

November 3, 2017

To the families of «First_Name» «Last_Name»,

Today students will receive their interim report cards in their homeroom. Please review the report card with your child and feel free to contact the teachers & school if you have any questions or concerns. All contact information for teachers can be found at the end of this e-bulleting. Alternatively, you can make an Recently, there has been media attention related to drinking water in schools. I am writing this letter to clarify questions related to water in schools. Under Ontario Regulation 243/07 Schools, Private Schools and Day Nurseries, all school boards are required to sample drinking water on an annual basis for lead. Boards have to take, a standing sample and a flushed sample. The acceptable limit for lead in drinking water has always been 10 ppb (parts per billion). Recent changes, effective July 1, 2017, now require testing of additional drinking water sources in schools. Water tests are conducted by a third party vendor and occur cyclically as required by the legislation. Results from the water samples taken at Langstaff Secondary School showed that all fixtures sampled were deemed acceptable within the legislation. As such there is no corrective action necessary or currently being undertaken at our school. Please be assured that the school board is taking all necessary steps and following all requirements related to water safety in our buildings. As always, if you ever have questions or concerns, we are here to help and support as your partners in education.

S. Borrell, C. Albanese, T. Paul

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UPCOMING SCHOOL EVENTS

What’s Happening:

November 6, 2017 Grad Photos – Big Gym Stage

Staff Meeting

November 7, 2017 Grad Photos – Big Gym Stage

Grade 12 student - Period 2 College/University Online Application Process Assembly

November 8, 2017 Grad Photos – Big Gym Stage

Field Trip Autism Program – Wal-Mart & McDonalds

Grade 12 students –Distribution of OUAC Pins – Period 2 classes

November 9, 2017 Grad Photos – Big Gym Stage

Last day of term one

November 10, 2017 Grad Photos – Big Gym Stage

Term two begins

Looking Ahead:

November 13, 2017 Grad Photos – Big Gym Stage

November 14, 2017 Grad Photos – Big Gym Stage

In-School Field Trip – Stage Combat Workshop

Swim Meet at Thornlea S.S.

York Region Public Health Vaccination Clinic

November 15, 2017 Grad Photos – Big Gym Stage

November 16, 2017 Grad Photos – Big Gym Stage

Grade 8 Open House

November 17, 2017 Grad Photos – Big Gym Stage

Mid-Term Reports Issued

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SCHOOL NEWS

ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS ATTENDING THE AFTER SCHOOL LITERACY COURSE:

This is just a friendly reminder that classes will begin on Tuesday November 7, from 2:45p.m-4:15p.m, in the library. Free pizza will be available to all participants.

If you are interested in attending these classes, and have not signed up, please go to the main office for more information.

FROM THE ART DPARTMENT:

Langstaff NewsletterART.docx

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COMMUNITY NEWS

Become a Host Family

YRDSB operates a robust homestay program where hundreds of international visa students are placed each semester for their study duration. These students are interested in a full immersion experience where they can improve their English skills and experience Canadian culture first hand.

Our board is looking for families who wish to host an international student. Can you provide ... • a caring, comfortable accommodation for a student • an English speaking environment • opportunities for the student to participate in family life and local

activities • integration of an international student into your family • a private room, 3 meals per day plus snacks (it is recommended that

Canada's Food Guide is followed to ensure that nutritious and well-balanced meals are provided)

• easy access to a public school in York Region on foot or by public transit

If interested, please contact the Homestay Coordinator at [email protected]

Attend the Alliance of Educators for Black Students Family Conference 2017

SC-AEBSConferenceFlyer.pdf

Are you ready for the flu season? Check out the flyer below.

YORK-#7932258-v3-Notice_for_School_Bo

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ATTENDANCE REPORT There is a positive relationship between regular attendance and success in school. Students at LSS are required to attend regularly, to be punctual, and to participate in all scheduled classes.

VALID ABSENCES include illness, bereavement or family emergency.

AUTHORIZED ABSENCES include dentist/doctor appointments, driver’s test, and court appearances.

EXCUSED ABSENCES refer to field trips and school sanctioned events. Students are still considered to be at school.

EXTENDED ABSENCES of four days or more require the completion of a “Special Leave” form at least one week in advance of the leave. This form may be obtained from the Main Office. A parent/guardian signature is required. It is the student’s responsibility to catch up on all work missed.

DO NOT plan absences or family vacations during culminating and exam periods as the evaluations CANNOT be rescheduled.

Type of Absence Parent/Guardian Responsibility

Absent for a Full Day Phone the school with a valid reason the same day or send a note upon return

Absent for One or More Classes Phone with valid reason indicating the time of absence or send a note with the student

Leaving Before the End of the Day Student signs out in attendance office with a note from the parent/guardian

In the Event of an Emergency Contact the office as soon as possible.

For safety reasons, students who have signed out must leave the building as they will not be directly supervised.

Want more information about student attendance?

Students under 18 and/or their parents can pick up a detailed attendance report from the main office.

The weekly attendance summary below includes all of the semester one absences and lates from Monday, October 30 through Friday, November 3, 2017.

Period Course Teacher Absences Lates «Period_A» «Course_A» «Teacher_Last_A» «Absence_A» «Lates_A» «Period_B» «Course_B» «Teacher_Last_B» «Absence_B» «Lates_B» «Period_C» «Course_C» «Teacher_Last_C» «Absence_C» «Lates_C» «Period_D» «Course_D» «Teacher_Last_D» «Absence_D» «Lates_D» «Period_E» «Course_E» «Teacher_Last_E» «Absence_E» «Lates_E»

Total Absences and Lates «Total_Abs» «Total_Lates»

«First_Name» «Last_Name» has completed «Community_Servi» community service hours. Forty hours of community service are required to graduate. If a student recently submitted hours, it may not be reflected in this communication.

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LSS SCHOOL LINKS

LSS School Website

http://www.yrdsb.ca/schools/langstaff.ss/Pages/default.aspx

York Region District School Board http://www.yrdsb.ca

LSS STAFF DIRECTORY 2017-2018

Last Name First Name Department EXT WR VM Email BEATSON IRAM ESL/SPECIAL ED 138 138 440 [email protected] BLAIS LOUISE FRENCH IMM 132 132 403 [email protected] BURLEY KAREN PHYS ED /F.IMM DRAMA 129 129 447 [email protected] CAMPBELL STEPHANIE BUSINESS/ENGLISH 458 [email protected] CHAPLEAU TAMARA MATH 166 166 407 [email protected] CHIDIAC REINA HEAD - GUIDANCE 194 194 194 [email protected] DE PAOLIS DAVID TECH 250 250 424 [email protected] DEROHANESIAN SONIA MATH 166 166 412 [email protected] DESERIO ANTHONY PHYS ED 264 264 413 [email protected] FLEMMING MELISSA HEAD - SPECIAL ED 163 163 417 [email protected] FRIEDMAN MERAV MATH 166 166 419 [email protected] GHETU BOGDAN SPECIAL ED [email protected] GODIN TERESA HEAD - CO-OP 236 236 422 [email protected] GOLDMAN Stephanie HEAD - DRAMA/MUSIC 250 250 408 [email protected] GOODMAN DAVID MATH 166 166 401 [email protected] GROSSI MARY HISTORY/ENGLISH 250 250 426 [email protected] GUNARAJAH GIRTHIGA HEAD- ALT ED 166 132 441 [email protected] HALL VICTORIA ENG / HISTORY / MUSIC 354 354 427 [email protected] HEIFETZ RAISSA SPECIAL ED 139 139 139 [email protected] KANANI SONIA SCIENCE 129 129 414 [email protected] KAO ALICE FRENCH IMM 166 166 418 [email protected] KERIGAN ROSANNA FRENCH IMM / ST SUCC 103 134 429 [email protected] KRANE STEVEN MATH 166 166 430 [email protected] LINK DONALD ENGLISH 166 166 469 [email protected] LIU STANLEY HEAD - BUSINESS 250 250 438 [email protected] LY JENNIFER HEAD - GEOGRAPHY 239 239 411 [email protected] MACDONALD KRYSTYNA SCIENCE 223 223 439 [email protected] MCLOUGHLIN DAWN HEAD - ENGLISH 138 138 420 [email protected]

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MCWHINNIE SUZANNE FRENCH IMM 120 120 444 [email protected] MENDES De FRANCA Diane SCIENCE / ALT ED 239 239 445 [email protected] MUCKLE KRISTY FAM STUD / HIST 138 138 446 [email protected] NKENLIFACK MARIUS FRENCH IMM / TECH 239 239 448 [email protected] OUTRAM LYNANN COMPLEX Class 425 [email protected] OUTTEN SHERRIE HEAD - ESL 138 138 449 [email protected] PAPADATOS SOFIA HEAD - FRENCH IMM 121 121 486 [email protected] PARKINSON ROSS HISTORY/ENGLISH 250 250 451 [email protected] PERESSOTTI LESLEY BUSINESS 250 250 452 [email protected] PRASOW ALEXANDRA ENGLISH/LIB 166 166 453 [email protected] ROMERO SHARON HEAD - LIBRARY 283 283 455 [email protected] SADEH YAEL MATH 166 166 433 [email protected] SALSBERG ZACHARY COMPLEX Class 141 141 437 [email protected] SAMJI SHAHEBINA HEAD - SCIENCE 222 222 456 [email protected] SCHIAVONE CATERINA HEAD - VISUAL ARTS 250 250 464 [email protected]

SCHMIDT MICHAEL HEAD -

HISTORY/GUIDANCE 193 126 193 [email protected] SGOUROMITIS TASSIA SPECIAL ED / SCIENCE 129 129 459 [email protected] SHARP NEDANNIS SCIENCE/ALT ED 239 239 460 [email protected] SHUKSTER MICHAEL GUIDANCE 192 126A 192 [email protected] SHUKSTER MICHELLE Head - MATH 166 166 462 [email protected] SMITH MARTIN SCIENCE 222 222 463 [email protected] SPITTEL JULIA VISUAL ARTS 250 250 484 [email protected] STEVENS SANDRA HEAD-FAM.STUDY 100 101 466 [email protected] TAIVASSALO PETJA HEAD - PHYS ED 129 129 470 [email protected] TU LILIAN SCIENCE 129 129 473 [email protected] TURNER KIMBERLY PHYS ED / YEARBOOK 129 129 405 [email protected] ULYSSE JUDE FRENCH IMM 250 250 474 [email protected] VESNA ROBERT ASST. HEAD - SCIENCE 222 222 406 [email protected] WILTON PETER ENGLISH 250 250 476 [email protected] WINEBERG RYAN HEAD - TECHNOLOGY 250 250 409 [email protected] WONG JENNIFER MATH / COMPUTER 166 166 477 [email protected] WORTZMAN REBECCA ENGLISH / HISTORY 166 166 479 [email protected] YATES KIMBERLY GEOGRAPHY 138 138 480 [email protected]