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Wish Mrs. Connor congratulations if you see her today. She has finished her Masters in Mathematics from the University of Waterloo! Safe travels to your convocation ceremony! #hawksproud #wearehcc
Retakes will be Thursday, October 20th!
Edible DNA Lab (under pressure 🤪) in Grade 9 Science!! 🧬
Mrs. Fowler’s Science 8 class exploring bouancy in the Egg Hydrometer Lab today. #hccscience
Congrats to these HCC students for their fundraising efforts! They were rewarded with cash and other prizes! In total, we had over 90 students reach the “8 or more club!” Well done Hawks! #hccspirit #wearehcc
Attention 2023 graduates! A rep from Jostens will be here Thursday, October 20th during SDL! Check the grad Google Classroom for more info and there are brochures available at the office! #hccgrad
Posted @withrepost • @ctrcatholic Did you know 1-in-3 Canadians experience some form of abuse before the age of 18? October is National Child Abuse Prevention Month in Canada and the nine Child and Youth Advocacy Centres (CYACs) across Alberta are coming together to raise awareness of child abuse and the important role communities play in keeping children and youth safe. CYACs are safe places dedicated to providing children, youth and their families with the necessary support and resources they need throughout the disclosure, investigation and judicial process, and along their healing journeys. Year after year, Alberta CYACs see an increase in the number of child abuse cases we support. Last year alone, Luna supported 2,732 children and youth and has served over 13,000 young people and their families since first opening our doors in 2013. But we cannot do this alone. Christ the Redeemer will join in the supporting Alberta's Child and Youth Advocacy Centres on October 24 by encouraging others to wear bleu on October 24. You can help us, too! LEARN how to recognize signs of child abuse and how to report it so you can be the light for a child in need. WEAR BLUE on October 24th with your family, friends, class, colleagues, and teammates, and use the hashtag #GoBlueAB to show your support for CYACs across the province (and the children and youth we all serve). 💙 #GoBlueAB #healthyschoolsctr
Order your yearbook early for a chance to win a Tim’s gift card! #weareHCC
Wear your Hawks clothing Friday to cheer on the Jr A Boys and Girls in their home tournament! Come see HCC play at 3 pm and 8 pm on Friday. #weareHCC
Whether you are new to HCC, or you need to freshen up your current Hawks gear…now is the time to purchase some items! Deadline is October 19. Ordering info is on School Cash!
Happy Thanksgiving everyone! No school Monday, October 10th Classes resume Tuesday, October 11th #givethankstogod #happythanksgivng
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It’s been a busy morning at HCC! Mrs. Leitner’s Science 7’s were investigating owl pellets and Math 8 was busy with integer BEDMAS stations! #weareHCC
Food Webs in Bio 20!
Hot Lunch is back thanks to the HCC School Council! Ordering is open now! Information on how to order was emailed to parents.
What a fun day! Our cookie dough sales have exceeded $30,000! Way to go HCC! #hccspirit #59minutefundraiser
NEXT WEEK AT HCC Thanksgiving Food Drive Guild Challenge in support of our local food bank! Students are invited to bring in the following items for guild points! Matthew – pastas and sauces Mark – cereals and crackers Luke – juices and soups John – canned fruits, veggies, beans #hediedforusweliveforhim #hccfooddrive #weareHCC
Flower Dissection Lab Grade 9 Science! 🧬
Posted @withrepost • @ctrcatholic Throughout this week, CTR schools across the division will focus on age-appropriate student learning, raising awareness of the impact of residential schools, honouring the experience of survivors, their families and communities, and building cultural awareness. Staff and students are also encouraged to wear orange on Thursday, Sept. 29, and all CTR schools will lower their flags to half-mast on September 30 as a symbol of this day. CTR is also encouraging families to check their local community for in-person and online opportunities to engage in commemoration of this day. May God bless Canada’s Truth and Reconciliation process. 🧡
We are so excited about our 59 minute fundraiser this Wednesday! Information was sent out last week with brochures and success lists! Watch your email and our stories for the online links!
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