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NEWS FROM THE GUIDANCE OFFICE
The Guidance office will re-open the third week in August. We wish all the students a great holiday!
The McCarthy store will be at St. Joe's Tuesday July 7 and Wednesday July 8
3-7 p.m.
Another EOSSA Championship for the Panthers
Friday afternoon May 29, 2009, the St. Joseph Panthers baseball team defeated a team from LaSalle Secondary School 9-4 to win the EOSSA championship. The game was played in Kingston and marked the first time a baseball team from SD&G was represented in this championship. The Panthers earned the right to play in EOSSA by going undefeated in SD&G play.
The young Panthers rode the excellent pitching of James Amelotte who pitched a complete game only giving up four hits to the more experienced Black Knights. Amelotte struck out eleven batters over the seven innings. The St. Joe’s hitting attack was led by Brandon Daigle and Chris Tindal who each had two of the nine hits rapped out by the Panthers batters. A big part of the St. Joe’s victory was the ability of the speedy Panther runners who were able to steal bases at will.
The St. Joe’s defense was solid throughout the game limiting the LaSalle players to a minimum of bases.
The Panthers have earned the right to advance to the OFSAA championships to be played in Aurora beginning Tuesday June 2, 2009. The OFSAA final will be played at the Roger’s Centre during the week of June 8, 2009.
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STUDENT INFORMATION BOOKLET ONLINE
Our student information booklet is now online. This document is especially useful for new students to the school. Click here to access the booklet .
GET YOUR YEAR OFF TO A GOOD START
If you encounter any problems with your classes try out "ASK A TEACHER" a valuable resource provided by the Independent Learning Centre. The website offers FREE online tutoring and homework help for Grades 9-12. Chat rooms are available Sunday to Thursday from 5:30pm to 9:30 pm where you can connect live with certified Ontario teachers for one-on-one help. You can check out the website by clicking here. Just scroll down to the Ask a Teacher section and follow the instructions.
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