The EYCI School council have booked a speaker event that is open to the community, including the DA Morrison community.
The title of the talk is BEATING THE ODDS. It’s about taking responsibility for personal change and growth, overcoming obstacles, facing fears and attaining goals.
Lesley Andrews is a well know Canadian singer, actress and motivational speaker. She has been hired by many prominent companies to speak. Those that have heard her know why. She suffered from low self-esteem, a learning disability, constant weight battles and more. Yet despite the obstacles, she was able to overcome them and move on. Her story is truly inspirational and it’s told in a way that engages her audience. It’s one of those talks that you attend and you know …. it can make a big difference. It’s not to be missed.
Life is predictable in that we know there will be many challenges and obstacles. How best can we overcome them and empower our children to do the same. This event is open to the community, parents, teachers and students. Pass it on to your friends and neighbours and come out to support your community. All proceeds benefit the students @ EYCI.
The event date is October 19, 2010 @ EYCI Auditorium. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. (admission $5 at the door) For more information:
Beating the Odds
Friday, October 1, 2010
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Permission forms for HPV Vaccine for Grade 8 Girls
Each year, Toronto Public Health offers free Human Papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine to grade 8 female students through immunization clinics in schools.
Permission forms and a fact sheet went home with students this week. If you did not receive the package, please check with your daughters, or call the school office.
Permission forms and a fact sheet went home with students this week. If you did not receive the package, please check with your daughters, or call the school office.
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
School Advisory Council Meeting- October 6, 2010
The School Advisory Council welcomes all interested parents and members of the DA Morrison community. If you'd like to get involved, get informed, or just make your voice heard, please join us. Wednesday, October 6, at 6.30 p.m., in the DA Morrison Staff room.
(SAC meeting agendas and minutes are posted on the right side of the web-site.)
(SAC meeting agendas and minutes are posted on the right side of the web-site.)
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Curriculum Night and Barbeque - September 28 2010
Hello everyone out there,
This is just to let you know that D. A. Morrison M.S. will be holding its Barbeque and Curriculum Night on Tuesday, September 28, 2010, at 5:30 p.m.
This is just to let you know that D. A. Morrison M.S. will be holding its Barbeque and Curriculum Night on Tuesday, September 28, 2010, at 5:30 p.m.
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Changes to Principal & Vice Principal in the Fall
Effective September 1, 2010 Marlene Wolinsky will be the school principal, and Joe Messersi will be the vice principal. For more details, see the letter sent home with students on June 24, 2010, from Kathleen Cowan, Superintendent or Education, and Sheila Cary-Meagher, Trustee, Ward 16.
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"DA Morrison Principal and Vice Principal Appointments"
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"DA Morrison Principal and Vice Principal Appointments"
School Advisory Council in 2009-2010
It’s been a great year at DA!
School community council was involved in supporting our students in many positive
ways. This past year, they supported & funded several worthwhile endeavours:
All grade 6 students thoroughly enjoyed additional music instruction with a
percussion workshop hosted by DrumArtz thanks to school council funding. Thanks to
their generosity the students benefited from a series of completely interactive
workshops, with all classes participating in a workshop throughout the day. Students
were 'expert’ enough to finish their workshops with a group performance.
Funding support for our Water Polo team
Funding support & participation in our first DA Numeracy Night
Grade 8 Graduation Award gift certificates
DA students benefit from the commitment & caring of the members of the School Council.
Many Thanks!
- Anne Armstrong
D A MORRISON MIDDLE SCHOOL
Special Education (gr. 6,7,8 MART)Teacher (Permanent)
School community council was involved in supporting our students in many positive
ways. This past year, they supported & funded several worthwhile endeavours:
All grade 6 students thoroughly enjoyed additional music instruction with a
percussion workshop hosted by DrumArtz thanks to school council funding. Thanks to
their generosity the students benefited from a series of completely interactive
workshops, with all classes participating in a workshop throughout the day. Students
were 'expert’ enough to finish their workshops with a group performance.
Funding support for our Water Polo team
Funding support & participation in our first DA Numeracy Night
Grade 8 Graduation Award gift certificates
DA students benefit from the commitment & caring of the members of the School Council.
Many Thanks!
- Anne Armstrong
D A MORRISON MIDDLE SCHOOL
Special Education (gr. 6,7,8 MART)Teacher (Permanent)
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Parent volunteer wanted to attend Believe It! September 1
The TDSB is inviting one parent rep from each school to attend the Believe It! teacher rally on September 1. If you're interested in attending, please send a quick note to damorrisonms@gmail.com with your contact information. If multiple people volunteer, we'll hold a lottery next Friday, June 11, to determine who goes.
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"Teacher rally to go forward at Air Canada Centre"
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"Teacher rally to go forward at Air Canada Centre"
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