DLMS will be participating in our own Olympic ceremony on Wed. Feb.14th. Each homeroom class has chosen a country and are asked to wear their country's colors to the parade. The Olympic torch will be carried by Alexandre (thank you Mrs. Gorges), and all classes are to prepare a performance and introduction for their country. All participation points will be earned for the challenge cup achievement this month. Enjoy!
DLMS will be participating in our own Olympic ceremony on Wed. Feb.14th. Each homeroom class has chosen a country and are asked to wear their country's colors to the parade. The Olympic torch will be carried by Alexandre (thank you Mrs. Gorges), and all classes are to prepare a performance and introduction for their country. All participation points will be earned for the challenge cup achievement this month. Enjoy!
A Knighting Ceremony was held Friday morning for the new Blue Knights of Dr. Losier Middle School. The students received their new Dr. Losier t-shirt with our new logo. A reception was held in the cafeteria with their parents and relatives. Congratulations to the new Knights and lovely new suit Mr. Waye.
Everyone is invited to join the conversation and confront the stigma around mental illness. Bell Canada will donate toward mental health initiatives so post, tweet, hashtag "Bell Let's Talk" and watch the videos with your classmates.
Thank you Students, Staff and Parents for donating so generously to our yearly Christmas Food Drive. You will make some families in our community very happy at Christmas. A big thank you to Mrs. Stewart and her 6S and 8D class. Job well done.
Dr. Losier is holding it's annual food drive. Mrs. Stewart's 21C classes and Social Studies Classes are collecting non-perishable food item for the Christmas hampers that will be distributed in the Chatham area. All donations should be brought in by December 15th to Room 225.
The class 8D and Mrs. Stewart helped organized and prepare the Boxes for Soldiers. This year we prepared 44 boxes that where added to the approximately 60 others donated by the residents of Miramichi. A big thank you to parents, staff, and students who donated the materials necessary to complete this worthwhile project. You have helped make Christmas a little brighter for Canadian Soldiers who will be far from home this year.
A Remembrance Day Ceremony was held on thursday. Thank you to Mrs. Frost and Mrs. Hutchinson for all the work they put into getting it ready. The students did a wonderful job.
