Morning Announcements
Friday May 2, 2025
Friday May 2, 2025
1. Welcome to the last day of spirit week lions! We hope you have enjoyed your week. Today is “Opposite Day”. Hope you are sporting your best professional attire!
2. Monday, May 5th is the National Day of Awareness and Action for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) in Canada. This day is also known as Red Dress Day. It is a day to honour and bring awareness to the thousands of Indigenous women, girls, and two-spirit people who have been subject to disproportionate violence in Canada. Students and staff are encouraged to wear a Red Shirt and/or moccasins. Indigenous female students are also allowed to wear Ribbon Skirts.
3. On Thursday, May 8th, from 6pm-8pm in the Caf, we will be hosting a Faith night called Faith Over Fear. We will be sharing in our faith through musical performances, activities, and prayers. The tickets go on sale next week at the back of the Caf for $5. This includes drinks and snacks. If you have any questions, reach out to Ms. Mosher, Mrs. Sheldrake, Izzy Matthews or Shauntay Lindsay. If any staff are interested in joining us that evening, please email Ms. Mosher. All are welcome.
4. The Jack Chapter is proud to host its 3rd Annual Wellness Fair this Tuesday during all three lunches. We are thrilled to welcome a variety of community partners who are eager and excited to visit our school and share their services that support the well-being of every teenager. This is a fantastic opportunity for all students to learn more about local wellness resources, explore available supports, and engage in meaningful conversations around mental health. The fair will be set up in the cafeteria and is open to all students throughout the lunch periods. Be sure to stop by the stations and take part in this important event. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Miss Dabrowski.
5. Attention grade 12 students: Have a fun day with your friends in the beautiful outdoors at Camp Marydale at the grad retreat on May 20th. For more details see the poster and permission form posted outside the chaplaincy office. The cost for the day is $25. The deadline to pay online is next Monday May 5th. All grade 12 students are welcome!
6. Hey Lions! Faith & Fellowship is meeting today during lunch! Join us for conversations about faith, to ask questions, and to be part of our faith community. Grade 10's meet in room 3028, and grade 11/12's in room 3029. Reach out to Kaylee or Brianna Cook with any questions. See you there!
7. The next ACS book club meeting will be held this Monday May 5 at 8:15am OR after school at 3:05pm in the Library’s Innovation lab. Both meetings will be the same, come at the time that accommodates your schedule the best. Looking forward to seeing you there!
8. Applications for student council are now available in the main office. They are due back to the main office no later than 12pm on Monday, May 12th. Limited applications are available so pick up yours today!
9. This year’s spring dance is set for Thursday, May 15th from 6-9pm. The theme is “Spring into Glow”. Get ready for a music-filled night filled with neon and blacklights. Ticket sales for ACS students are available on school cash online from Monday May 5th to Wednesday May 14th. Guest tickets must be purchased in person at the back of the caf May 8th – May 13th. Please remember that guest forms must be completed before a ticket to the dance can be purchased. Guest forms can be picked up in the main office.
10. The deadline to sign up for the Rainbow Ball has been extended. You can still attend if you bring in your permission form and $12 payment to Ms. Nuhu by this Monday. This is your last chance to attend this fun and classy semi-formal event.
11. Attention STEM students: If you are interested in attending a Cancer Research Workshop at McMaster University, please see the activity feed of the STEM D2L page for details. If you have already signed up, please pay the fee via school cash online ASAP.
12. Ciao, future travelers! Get ready for the adventure of a lifetime—our March Break 2026 Italy Trip is officially happening! From exploring ancient ruins in Rome to wandering through the art-filled streets of Florence and indulging in delicious gelato, this unforgettable journey is calling your name. If you've ever dreamed of seeing the Colosseum, the Vatican, or the canals of Venice, now is your chance to make it a reality. Information packages are now available with Miss Dabrowski in Workroom 2010. Students who sign up for the trip before Monday May 12th will receive $100 off the trip. Spots are filling up! Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of something truly amazing. If you have any questions, please see Miss Dabrowski.
13. There will be a short Jack Chapter meeting day at 3:10 in the lecture hall! See you there and have a mentally healthy day!
14. Today's special in the servery will be popcorn chicken poutine for $7.00. Also available today will be ice cream cookie sandwiches for $2.99. And while supplies last homemade milkshakes for $3.85. Vanilla, Strawberry and chocolate. Also no cinnamon buns are in stock-sorry. Maybe next Wednesday?
SPORTS:
1. The Varsity Boys Soccer team bounced back from their first loss of the season with authority, dispatching Paris by a score of 8-1. Markiian S. Scored a hat trick with an all around positive team performance. This result locks up a first round playoff bye into the semi-finals. The boys conclude the regular season on Monday against PJ at 4pm at the John Wright fields. Come support as we move towards the playoff push.
2. It is has been a busy start for the girls rugby team this spring! In season play, the girls lost to BCI by one score in the dying minutes of the game. They then bounced back and won 36-7 over North Park. A few of the girls who found the try area include, Jayden R, Maddy B, Victoria Sharp and Saundi C.
3. Yesterday the girls went to their annual spring tournament in Guelph. The weather was great, cold, wet and muddy, but your lady lions battled through 6 games and left it all on the pitch. Some notable standouts on the day include Selene with 2 big scoring plays, Celeste and Peyton with some bone crunching tackles and Eden with several streaking runs down the sidelines. Great work girls!
Have a great weekend Lions and 'May the 4th' be with you!
Thursday May 1, 2025
Thursday May 1, 2025
1. It's Pep rally day lions! Today you can wear a sports jersey or spirit wear top, with spirit wear or uniform bottoms. School team athletes are encouraged to wear their team jerseys for the pep rally this afternoon.
2. Attention Grade 12’s. Prom tickets are on sale. The cost of each ticket is $80 per person and can be purchased on SchoolCash Online. If you are bringing a guest from another school, be sure to pick up a guest form from the main office. Get your tickets before they sell out. If you have any questions, reach out to Ms. Mosher, Mrs. Medeiros or Mrs. Mastromatteo.
3. Students interested in presenting in the Student lead stem conference there is a meeting in room 3005 after school on Friday.
4. On Thursday, May 8th, from 6pm-8pm in the Caf, we will be hosting a Faith night called Faith Over Fear. We will be sharing in our faith through musical performances, activities, and prayers. The tickets go on sale next week at the back of the Caf for $5. This includes drinks and snacks. If you have any questions, reach out to Ms. Mosher, Mrs. Sheldrake, Izzy Matthews or Shauntay Lindsay. If any staff are interested in joining us that evening, please email Ms. Mosher. All are welcome.
5. Attention Track & Field athletes: All permission forms must be signed and returned to Mr. Mitchell or Ms. Lancaster in order to compete on Friday. Need a form? They are outside the Girls PE office.
6. Updated entries for the Debbie Miller Meet will be posted outside the Girls PE office. Ensure you check the schedule and highlight your names so you know which events you are participating in. If you have any concerns you MUST see Mr. Mitchell today.
7. It's Pep rally day lions! Today you can wear a sports jersey or spirit wear top, with spirit wear or uniform bottoms. School team athletes are encouraged to wear their team jerseys for the pep rally this afternoon.
8. A reminder to all winter and spring sports teams. Your teams are participating in today’s pep rally. Junior athletes attend the junior pep rally and senior athletes attend the senior pep rally. When your classes are called to the gym, athletes should line up in the tech hall instead of going to sit with their classes.
9. Monday, May 5th is the National Day of Awareness and Action for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) in Canada. This day is also known as Red Dress Day. It is a day to honour and bring awareness to the thousands of Indigenous women, girls, and two-spirit people who have been subject to disproportionate violence in Canada. Students and staff are encouraged to wear a Red Shirt and/or moccasins. Indigenous female students are also allowed to wear Ribbon Skirts.
10. Come on out to our next Environment Club meeting today, Thursday May 1st after school in Room 3024. We are planning our clothing swap to help combat the impacts of Fast Fashion!
11. Attention all girls interested in trying out for the slo-pitch team. Please sign the QR code and take a permission slip outside the female phys.ed office. Tryout dates to be determined soon.
12. Thursdays's special in the servery is fan favourite Tex Mex loaded fries or nachos topped with tex mex beef, cheese sauce, salsa, sour cream and green onions for $7.75. Plain nachos and cheese for $4.99.
Have a great day Lions!
Wednesday April 30, 2025
Wednesday April 30, 2025
1. Attention Grade 12’s. Prom tickets are on sale. The cost of each ticket is $80 per person and can be purchased on SchoolCash Online. If you are bringing a guest from another school, be sure to pick up a guest form from the main office. Make sure you get your tickets before they sell out. If you have any questions, reach out to Ms. Mosher, Mrs. Medeiros or Mrs. Mastromatteo.
2. Attention Prom Committee! Today, Wednesday April 30th, please go to room 1007 during senior lunch for a prom meeting! See you there
3. Attention all girls interested in trying out for the slo-pitch team. Please sign the QR code and take a permission slip outside the female phys.ed office. Tryout dates to be determined soon.
4. A reminder to Star Fest participants of your mandatory rehearsal TODAY, Wednesday, April 30th from 3-4:15 in the lecture hall!
5. Math tutoring will be in the library today for grade 9’s. If you want to turn that 70 into a 90, we can help.
6. Today is Pastel Shirts Day. Wear pastel coloured shirts with uniform bottoms. Tomorrow is a Jersey day and is also a Pep Rally day! Students can wear a sports jersey or spirit wear top, with spirit wear or uniform bottoms. School team athletes are encouraged to wear their team jerseys for the pep rally.
7. A reminder to all winter and spring sports teams. Your teams are participating in tomorrow’s pep rally. Junior athletes attend the junior pep rally and senior athletes attend the senior pep rally. When your classes are called to the gym, athletes should line up in the tech hall instead of going to sit with their classes.
8. Come on out to our next Environment Club meeting tomorrow, Thursday May 1st after school in Room 3024. We are planning our clothing swap to help combat the impacts of Fast Fashion!
9. On Thursday, May 8th, from 6pm-8pm in the Caf, we will be hosting a Faith night called Faith Over Fear. We will be sharing in our faith through musical performances, activities, and prayers. The tickets go on sale next week at the back of the Caf for $5. This includes drinks and snacks. If you have any questions, reach out to Ms. Mosher, Mrs. Sheldrake, Izzy Matthews or Shauntay Lindsay. If any staff are interested in joining us that evening, please email Ms. Mosher. All are welcome.
10. Attention STEM students: If you are interested in attending a Cancer Research Workshop at McMaster University, please see the activity feed of the STEM D2L page for details.
11. Today's special in the servery is Pepperoni or cheese Panzarrotti's with a side of hot mayo, garlic nmayo or marinara sauce for $6.30. No cinnamon buns for today or tomorrow sorry.
SPORTS:
1. The Ultimate Frisbee team had a great performance at the first tournament of the year at Brock University. They placed 3rd overall and won lots of spirit points. Coach Morisette and Lancaster are very proud. “Let’s Frizz”
2. Some members of the Track Team competed at the High Octane Meet in St. Catharines on Friday. An incredible outcome for all our athletes. Stella Kings – 1st in 3000m, Foster Dropko – 2nd in 3000m , Relay Team – 2nd ( Jaden Dixon, Zag Syed, Gabe Hamilton & Rashaad Eichenburg) , Penelope Shaw 4th in 200m and Triple Jump , Reese Callender 8th out of 58 in 200 , Hudson Peirce – 11 in 800. Way to go Lions.
3. Congrats to the Boys Rugby teams that beat BCI in a series. After the Seniors lost the first game, the Juniors and Bantams followed with some wins. The Juniors learned that Preston is capable of controlling his temper, he cannot kick the ball. Man of the Matches go to Cooper W, Cecil V and Josh Z. Next up for the Boys is the Guelph Centennial Tournament on Friday.
Go Lions!
Tuesday April 29, 2025
Tuesday April 29, 2025
1. Math tutoring will be in the library today for grade 9’s. If you’re struggling, we can help.
2. Attention Grade 12’s. Prom tickets are on sale. The cost of each ticket is $80 per person and can be purchased on SchoolCash Online. If you are bringing a guest from another school, be sure to pick up a guest form from the main office. Make sure you get your tickets before they sell out. If you have any questions, reach out to Ms. Mosher, Mrs. Medeiros or Mrs. Mastromatteo.
3. A reminder to Star Fest participants of your mandatory rehearsal tomorrow, Wednesday, April 30th from 3-4:15 in the lecture hall!
4. Dear ACS Knit Club, Our next meeting is tomorrow Wed, April 30th from 3-4 in room 1004. Continue to current projects. Thank you. Mrs. Cameron
5. A friendly reminder that the Yearbook Club will be meeting this afternoon at 3:10p.m. in room 2028. Please come prepared to continue to work on Yearbook pages.
6. Attention Prom Committee! This Wednesday April 30th, please go to room 1007 during senior lunch for a prom meeting! Thanks, Ms. Mosher, Mrs. Medeiros, and Mrs. Mastromatteo.
7. Come on out to our next Environment Club meeting this Thursday May 1st after school in Room 3024. We are planning our clothing swap to help combat the impacts of Fast Fashion!
8. This is a reminder that the Geography Trip date is next Tuesday May 6th – NOT tomorrow, Wednesday April 30th.
9. Attention all girls interested in trying out for the slo-pitch team. Please sign the QR code and take a permission slip outside the female phys.ed office. Tryout dates to be determined soon.
10. Today is Country vs Country Club Day. Wear your best country or country club themed attire. A reminder that hats cannot be worn as part of your outfit. Tomorrow is Pastel Shirts Day. Wear pastel coloured shirts with uniform bottoms.
11. Today's special in the servery will be Italian Meatball Sub topped with saute peppers and onions with small bit of fries for $6.25.
Have a great day Lions!
Thursday April 24, 2025
Thursday April 24, 2025
1. Congratulations to all the students on an outstanding job in the fashion show! Your creativity, confidence, and teamwork truly shone on stage and made the event a huge success. You all brought an amazing energy to the catwalk and backstage! Bravo!
2. Attention Grads! Check dates for Scholarships. McMillen Scholarship is due today, Stedman Applications are due April 30. Don’t miss out on your chance to receive funds for post-secondary.
3. Hey Grads! Those of you who missed photos or would like a retake, Edge Imaging has a pop-up studio scheduled for TOMORROW Friday, April 25 at St. Mark’s Church on Memorial Dr. in Brantford. Appointments can be booked, through the bookmygrad.ca website BUT you will have to click the option that states, “Book at an offsite studio location” and select Brantford Grade 12 Graduation. Please email Mrs. Mastromatteo if you have any questions!
4. Attention Grade 12’s. Prom tickets go on sale starting next week on Monday, April 28th. The cost of each ticket is $80 per person and can be purchased on SchoolCash Online. If you are bringing a guest from another school, be sure to pick up a guest form from the main office. Make sure you get your tickets before they sell out. If you have any questions, reach out to Ms. Mosher, Mrs. Medeiros or Mrs. Matromatteo.
5. Listen up lions, please make an effort to keep our school clean. There has been an increase in wrappers on the ground let's keep our school beautiful. Show respect to our space and our caretakers. Thank you.
6. We have a Volunteer Hours Opportunity to help Blessed Sacrament Church in Burford. They are hosting a function on Saturday, May 3 from 10-6. If you are interested, please check out the poster on our Volunteer Board near Student Services!
7. Earth Day Fact: Did you know that close to 8 million metric tons of plastic go into the ocean annually. The Great Garbage Patch is twice the size of Texas! These plastics will be here for decade, please do your part and recycle!
8. Mrs. Santos and Mrs. Engell want to thank everyone who played the Taylor Swift vs. Shakespeare contest. Three lucky winners were drawn and each will receive an Amazon gift card. And the winners are…drum roll please…Hydee Hill, Zara Nehar, and Isabella Rosales. Congratulations! Please come down to the library after ATV to claim your gift card and have your picture taken for the yearbook.
9. The 180 Team is meeting today on the lunchtimes in the chapel. New members are always welcome.
10. Hello Track and Field Athletes, If you wish to be apart of the track and field team make sure you sign up on the computer for the events you wish to compete in. You can sign up by coming to see Mr. Mitchell during Period 1 or Period 2 in room 2063, or at practice. Practice for this week will be starting at 3:15 on Wednesday and Thursday. Sprinters can practice with Marcus at 4:30pm Thursday. High jump will start today at 3:15pm.
11. Mrs. Cameron’s classes: please remember to bring gently used books/toys for our Nigerian refugee family with children ages 3 and 4. Any other students who wish to drop off donations, bring them to room 1004. A box will be placed outside the classroom.
12. Thursday's special in the servery will be Sweet and Sour Chicken Balls on rice with oriental veggies for $6.50.
Have a great day Lions!
Wednesday, April 23, 2025
Wednesday, April 23, 2025
1. Attention Grade 9’s. After school math tutoring has started. In the library from 3-4 every Tuesday and Wednesday. Come out and get some extra help.
2. Listen up lions, please make an effort to keep our school clean. There has been an increase in wrappers on the ground let's keep our school beautiful. Show respect to our space and our caretakers. Thank you.
3. Attention grade 12 students: Have a fun day with your friends in the beautiful outdoors at Camp Marydale at the grad retreat on May 20th. For more details see the poster and permission form posted outside the chaplaincy office. The cost for the day is $25. The deadline to pay online is May 5th. All grade 12 students are welcome!
4. We have a Volunteer Hours Opportunity to help Blessed Sacrament Church in Burford. They are hosting a function on Saturday, May 3 from 10-6. If you are interested, please check out the poster on our Volunteer Board near Student Services!
5. Today is the last day to play Shakespeare vs. Taylor Swift, so head to the library and test your skills at guessing whether a line is from Shakespeare or Taylor Swift. Guess at least 2 out of 3 correctly, and you'll be entered for a chance to win an Amazon gift card! Winners will be announced tomorrow on ATV and will earn a LEAP point and win 1 of 3 Amazon gift cards. Don't miss out on this exciting challenge!
6. Dear ACS Knit Club, We do not have a meeting this week. Our next meeting is Wed, April 30th from 3-4 in room 1004. Continue to current projects. Thank you. Mrs. Cameron
7. Mrs. Cameron’s classes: please remember to bring gently used books/toys for our Nigerian refugee family with children ages 3 and 4. Any other students who wish to drop off donations, bring them to room 1004. A box will be placed outside the classroom.
8. The 180 Team is meeting tomorrow in the chapel on the lunchtimes.
9. Attention both boys and girls rugby players: Today is the LAST day to order spirit wear. Please submit both the digital order form and make the payment on SchoolCash Online to complete your order. Again, today is the last day to order rugby spirit wear!
10. Earth day fact: Did you know that an IQAir report, suggested that just seven countries in the WORLD met the World Health Organization's air quality guidelines in 2024. Canada was NOT one of them! Canadians need to work harder in becoming a leader in caring for our Earth.
11. Today's special is Pancakes and Bacon for $5.50. Sushi is available in the server.
SPORTS:
1. There will be a short, mandatory meeting on April 28th for anyone wishing to play Junior or Senior Football in 2025. The meetings will take place at the start of each lunch period in the lecture hall. Gr 10 - 11:45am, Gr 9 - 12:25pm , Gr 11 & 12 - 1pm . Please make sure you attend.
2. Yesterday, The Senior Boys Rugby Team began their season with a 24-5 win against North Park. Lynx led the way with 3 tries, TK also scored a try. Liam and Fayo each kicked a convert. Josh and Wes were tackling monsters.
3. Our Junior Boys Rugby team also started off the season with a W, by securing a 24-0 win against North Park. Aiden B bulldozed through NPC for 2 tries, while Kelechi and Zander each scored one. Loope kicked 2 converts. Shout outs to Cecil and Spencer for their strong defensive play and dominant runs
Have a great day! Go Lions!
Tuesday April 22, 2025
Tuesday April 22, 2025
1. Attention Grade 9’s. After school math tutoring starts today. In the library from 3-4 every Tuesday and Wednesday. Come out and get some extra help.
2. TODAY IS EARTH DAY! Earth day started in 1970 and now involves over 1 billion people who are participating in various activities to care for our Earth! Thank you to all of the teachers who will be participating in the community clean up. Students, please get your permission slips into your teachers ASAP. This week we will also share a few important facts about our Earth and why we need to take care of it: Did you know that a single tree can supply a day's worth of oxygen for up to four people, and over the year, an acre of mature trees can absorb as much CO2 as a car produces driving 26,000 miles. Please remember to care for our Earth!
3. Happy Earth Day ACS! A reminder to all students tree planting this afternoon, to meet outside the Tennis Court Doors by 12 noon sharp to board the bus!
4. Listen up lions, please make an effort to keep our school clean. There has been an increase in wrappers on the ground let's keep our school beautiful. Show respect to our space and our caretakers. Thank you.
5. Hey Grads! Those of you who missed photos or would like a retake, Edge Imaging has a pop-up studio scheduled for Friday, April 25 at St. Mark’s Church on Memorial Dr. in Brantford. Appointments can be booked, through the bookmygrad.ca website BUT you will have to click the option that states, “Book at an offsite studio location” and select Brantford Grade 12 Graduation. Please email Mrs. Mastromatteo if you have any questions!
6. We have a Volunteer Hours Opportunity to help Blessed Sacrament Church in Burford. They are hosting a function on Saturday, May 3 from 10-6. If you are interested, please check out the poster on our Volunteer Board near Student Services!
7. Attention fashion show students – tomorrow is the day! Please check you school email for a detailed message about tomorrow.
8. Mrs. Cameron’s classes: please remember to bring gently used books/toys for our Nigerian refugee family with children ages 3 and 4. Any other students who wish to drop off donations, bring them to room 1004. A box will be placed outside the classroom.
9. Tomorrow is the last day to test your skills at guessing whether a line is from Shakespeare or Taylor Swift. Guess at least 2 out of 3 correctly, and you'll be entered for a chance to win one of three Amazon gift cards!
10. The 180 team is meeting this Thursday on the lunchtimes in the chapel.
11. Math club is cancelled for today. We will resume next Tuesday after school.
12. Ultimate Frisbee Team practice is tonight at 3:30.
13. Track & Field Practice – Tonight – all interested students must be at all practices this week in order to make the team. Warm ups begin at 4:15. Ensure you are at the track by 4:10 - Marquis will arrive at 4:40 but you will be training prior to his arrival. We have the training session plan, so be sure you are ready to train.
14. Reminder it is TUESDAY- that means yoga in the dance portable at 3:15! See you there!
15. Dear ACS Knit Club, We do not have a meeting this week. Our next meeting is Wed, April 30th from 3-4 in room 1004. Continue to current projects. Thank you. Mrs. Cameron
16. Vocal Ensemble – are you listening? We are in the MUSIC ROOM tonight for rehearsal. Please be prompt as we will only rehearse from 3-3:45 and the fashion show participants will rehearse after that until 4:20pm. See you in the music room – that's the music room TONIGHT ‘cuz today is Tuesday!
17. Attention Grade 12’s. Prom tickets go on sale starting next week on Monday, April 28th. The cost of each ticket is $80 per person and can be purchased on SchoolCash Online. If you are bringing a guest from another school, be sure to pick up a guest form from the main office. Make sure you get your tickets before they sell out. If you have any questions, reach out to Ms. Mosher, Mrs. Medeiros or Mrs. Matromatteo.
18. Mrs. Cameron’s classes: please remember to bring gently used books/toys for our Nigerian refugee family with children ages 3 and 4. Any other students who wish to drop off donations, bring them to room 1004. A box will be placed outside the classroom.
19. Attention any female lacrosse players. We are looking to start a team at ACS. If interested, please sign the QR code outside the female phys. Ed. Office. More information will come if there are enough interested players.
20. Attention both boys and girls rugby players: The deadline to order spirit wear has been extended to tomorrow. To order spirit wear, you must have paid your rugby fee. Once you pay the fee on SchoolCash Online, email Miss Luciani so she can get you added to the spirit wear list. Tomorrow will be the last day to order rugby spirit wear!
21. Todays special in the servery will be tomato basil pasta and beef meatballs on penne pasta with a side of garlic toast for $5.50.
Have a great Earth Day Lions!
Thursday April 17, 2025
Thursday April 17, 2025
1. Attention Grade 9’s. After school every Tuesday and Wednesday there will be math tutoring in the library. Come on out and get some extra help from 3-4 every Tuesday and Wednesday in the library.
2. To all students Tree Planting - remember to wear your uniform while in class, but bring gardening clothes and CLOSED TOE SHOES for planting! See you Tuesday!
3. Hey Grads! Those of you who missed photos or would like a retake, Edge Imaging has a pop-up studio scheduled for Friday, April 25 at St. Mark’s Church on Memorial Dr. in Brantford. Appointments can be booked, through the bookmygrad.ca website BUT you will have to click the option that states, “Book at an offsite studio location” and select Brantford Grade 12 Graduation. Please email Mrs. Mastromatteo if you have any questions!
4. Attention grade 12 students: Have a fun day with your friends in the beautiful outdoors at Camp Marydale at the grad retreat on May 20th. For more details see the poster and permission form posted outside the chaplaincy office. The cost for the day is $25. The deadline to pay online iscoming up soon on May 5th. All grade 12 students are welcome!
5. Today is the day! LEAP is hosting a special presentation in honour of National Poetry Month. Featuring the talented, published poet and former grad, Ram-neek Pan-chee in the lecture hall today. Grade 10 students and seniors are invited to attend on their lunch, and Grade 9 students can join too by signing up in the library. Attendees will earn 1 LEAP point.
6. Today is the day and it’s not too late! In honour of Autism Awareness Month, LAC is celebrating comic book cinema with Spider-Man: Into the Spider-verse along with movie trivia from 3-7 PM today. At lunch, is your last chance to join this fun event, so don’t delay! $5 will cover the cost of pizza and a drink and an evening of cinema and trivia. See you there!
7. April is National Poetry Month, and LEAP has an exciting opportunity TODAY AT LUNCH in the lecture hall! Published poet and former grad, Ram-neek Pan-chee will be sharing her journey of turning her passion for poetry into a career. Grade 10 students and seniors are invited to attend on their lunch, and Grade 9 students can join too by signing up in the library. Attendees will earn 1 LEAP point. Hope to see all you LEAPers there!
8. Are you interested in Summer School for a course that BHNCDSB doesn't offer? Thomas Merton is open for registration! See the guidance D2L page or scan the QR code on the Summer School poster in the guidance window for more information and to sign-up.
9. Head to the library until April 23rd, Shakespeare’s birthday, to test your skills at guessing whether a line is from Shakespeare or Taylor Swift. Guess at least 2 out of 3 correctly, and you'll be entered for a chance to win one of three Amazon gift cards! The contest runs until April 23rd, Shakespeare's birthday, so you have plenty of time to participate.
10. Are you looking to dive into a whole new universe – a spider-verse, if you will? In honour of Autism Awareness Month, the Library Advisory Council is celebrating comic book cinema with Spider-Man: Into the Spider-verse along with movie trivia after school on Thursday, April 17th from 3-7 PM. Make sure to bring $5 starting tomorrow to cover the cost of pizza and a drink; now that's a deal even Peter Parker would say is a steal. Tickets are on sale now at the back of the caf.
11. Buongiorno! The Religion Department is thrilled to announce that our March Break 2026 trip to Italy is officially confirmed—we’ve got enough students signed up, and we’re ready to go! We’ll start in the stunning landscapes of Northern Italy and make our way down to Roma, the heart of Catholicism and a city rich in faith, history, and la dolce vita. We’re still inviting more students to join us on this incredible adventure—the more, the merrier! If you're interested in coming along on this unforgettable adventure, join us for an information night on Monday, April 28 at 6:30 PM in the Lecture Hall. Anyone who registers between April 28 and May 12 will receive $100 off the total cost. Students who have already signed up don’t need to attend this session—we’ll host a separate meeting later in May focused on fundraising opportunities. Information packages will be available starting Friday, April 25—you can pick one up from Miss Dabrowski’s classrooms or in Staff Workroom 2010. Prepare for pasta, pizzas, and a powerful journey through our Catholic heritage!
12. We have a Volunteer Hours Opportunity to help Blessed Sacrament Church in Burford. They are hosting a function on Saturday, May 3 from 10-6. If you are interested, please check out the poster on our Volunteer Board near Student Services!
13. Attention: STEM students who have registered for the McMaster Road Trip. Online registration DOES NOT guarantee your spot. You must submit signed forms and make online payment. Please submit forms A-SA-P to room 3010 and check School Cash Online for payment!
14. Attention both boys and girls rugby players: Spirit Wear is now available for you to purchase on SchoolCash Online. Please submit both the digital order form and make the payment in order for your order to be valid. Spirit wear orders are due by Tuesday, April 22nd.
15. Attention ALL Grade 11 students! Whether you have taken World Religions in school OR online... You are invited to join us on an exciting World Religions Exploration to Toronto on Thursday, April 24th. This unique field trip will take you on a journey through some of the most significant and inspiring places of worship in the city, including the most modern and largest synagogue, the oldest Catholic church in Ontario, the largest Hindu temple in all of Canada, and the most innovative mosque. The cost is only $28, which covers both bussing and guided tours. Lunch will be on your own at the Eaton Centre, so bring some spending money and your appetite! Forms can be picked up from Miss Dabrowski or found on the door of Staffroom 2010. Hurry—spots are limited, so get your forms in as soon as possible! They are due on Tuesday April 22! Don’t miss out on this amazing trip!
16. Indigenous Students: Sign up for the Haudenosaunee Social on April 23rd is in Ms. Skye’s office. Please sign yourself and a guest student up (from ACS only) no later than the end of the day on Tuesday.
17. The “in My ACS Era” Spirit wear is in! Pick it up in portable 15 at the beginning of your lunch today!
18. Today's special in the servery will be Popcorn chicken and fries for $7.50. Or popcorn chicken poutine for $7.00.
Have a Blessed and Happy Easter weekend Lions!
Thursday April 17, 2025
Thursday April 17, 2025
1. Attention Grade 9’s. After school every Tuesday and Wednesday there will be math tutoring in the library. Come on out and get some extra help from 3-4 every Tuesday and Wednesday in the library.
2. To all students Tree Planting - remember to wear your uniform while in class, but bring gardening clothes and CLOSED TOE SHOES for planting! See you Tuesday!
3. Hey Grads! Those of you who missed photos or would like a retake, Edge Imaging has a pop-up studio scheduled for Friday, April 25 at St. Mark’s Church on Memorial Dr. in Brantford. Appointments can be booked, through the bookmygrad.ca website BUT you will have to click the option that states, “Book at an offsite studio location” and select Brantford Grade 12 Graduation. Please email Mrs. Mastromatteo if you have any questions!
4. Attention grade 12 students: Have a fun day with your friends in the beautiful outdoors at Camp Marydale at the grad retreat on May 20th. For more details see the poster and permission form posted outside the chaplaincy office. The cost for the day is $25. The deadline to pay online iscoming up soon on May 5th. All grade 12 students are welcome!
5. Today is the day! LEAP is hosting a special presentation in honour of National Poetry Month. Featuring the talented, published poet and former grad, Ram-neek Pan-chee in the lecture hall today. Grade 10 students and seniors are invited to attend on their lunch, and Grade 9 students can join too by signing up in the library. Attendees will earn 1 LEAP point.
6. Today is the day and it’s not too late! In honour of Autism Awareness Month, LAC is celebrating comic book cinema with Spider-Man: Into the Spider-verse along with movie trivia from 3-7 PM today. At lunch, is your last chance to join this fun event, so don’t delay! $5 will cover the cost of pizza and a drink and an evening of cinema and trivia. See you there!
7. April is National Poetry Month, and LEAP has an exciting opportunity TODAY AT LUNCH in the lecture hall! Published poet and former grad, Ram-neek Pan-chee will be sharing her journey of turning her passion for poetry into a career. Grade 10 students and seniors are invited to attend on their lunch, and Grade 9 students can join too by signing up in the library. Attendees will earn 1 LEAP point. Hope to see all you LEAPers there!
8. Are you interested in Summer School for a course that BHNCDSB doesn't offer? Thomas Merton is open for registration! See the guidance D2L page or scan the QR code on the Summer School poster in the guidance window for more information and to sign-up.
9. Head to the library until April 23rd, Shakespeare’s birthday, to test your skills at guessing whether a line is from Shakespeare or Taylor Swift. Guess at least 2 out of 3 correctly, and you'll be entered for a chance to win one of three Amazon gift cards! The contest runs until April 23rd, Shakespeare's birthday, so you have plenty of time to participate.
10. Are you looking to dive into a whole new universe – a spider-verse, if you will? In honour of Autism Awareness Month, the Library Advisory Council is celebrating comic book cinema with Spider-Man: Into the Spider-verse along with movie trivia after school on Thursday, April 17th from 3-7 PM. Make sure to bring $5 starting tomorrow to cover the cost of pizza and a drink; now that's a deal even Peter Parker would say is a steal. Tickets are on sale now at the back of the caf.
11. Buongiorno! The Religion Department is thrilled to announce that our March Break 2026 trip to Italy is officially confirmed—we’ve got enough students signed up, and we’re ready to go! We’ll start in the stunning landscapes of Northern Italy and make our way down to Roma, the heart of Catholicism and a city rich in faith, history, and la dolce vita. We’re still inviting more students to join us on this incredible adventure—the more, the merrier! If you're interested in coming along on this unforgettable adventure, join us for an information night on Monday, April 28 at 6:30 PM in the Lecture Hall. Anyone who registers between April 28 and May 12 will receive $100 off the total cost. Students who have already signed up don’t need to attend this session—we’ll host a separate meeting later in May focused on fundraising opportunities. Information packages will be available starting Friday, April 25—you can pick one up from Miss Dabrowski’s classrooms or in Staff Workroom 2010. Prepare for pasta, pizzas, and a powerful journey through our Catholic heritage!
12. We have a Volunteer Hours Opportunity to help Blessed Sacrament Church in Burford. They are hosting a function on Saturday, May 3 from 10-6. If you are interested, please check out the poster on our Volunteer Board near Student Services!
13. Attention: STEM students who have registered for the McMaster Road Trip. Online registration DOES NOT guarantee your spot. You must submit signed forms and make online payment. Please submit forms A-SA-P to room 3010 and check School Cash Online for payment!
14. Attention both boys and girls rugby players: Spirit Wear is now available for you to purchase on SchoolCash Online. Please submit both the digital order form and make the payment in order for your order to be valid. Spirit wear orders are due by Tuesday, April 22nd.
15. Attention ALL Grade 11 students! Whether you have taken World Religions in school OR online... You are invited to join us on an exciting World Religions Exploration to Toronto on Thursday, April 24th. This unique field trip will take you on a journey through some of the most significant and inspiring places of worship in the city, including the most modern and largest synagogue, the oldest Catholic church in Ontario, the largest Hindu temple in all of Canada, and the most innovative mosque. The cost is only $28, which covers both bussing and guided tours. Lunch will be on your own at the Eaton Centre, so bring some spending money and your appetite! Forms can be picked up from Miss Dabrowski or found on the door of Staffroom 2010. Hurry—spots are limited, so get your forms in as soon as possible! They are due on Tuesday April 22! Don’t miss out on this amazing trip!
16. Indigenous Students: Sign up for the Haudenosaunee Social on April 23rd is in Ms. Skye’s office. Please sign yourself and a guest student up (from ACS only) no later than the end of the day on Tuesday.
17. The “in My ACS Era” Spirit wear is in! Pick it up in portable 15 at the beginning of your lunch today!
18. Today's special in the servery will be Popcorn chicken and fries for $7.50. Or popcorn chicken poutine for $7.00.
Have a Blessed and Happy Easter weekend Lions!
Wednesday April 16, 2025
Wednesday April 16, 2025
1. Tri-High!!! Tonight is the night music students. Reminder to members of Concert Band to meet in the music room at 1:30 today. ACS uniform is our dress code for tonight’s show. A reminder to members of Junior Band to meet in the music room tonight no later than 6:30 with ACS uniform on. The Tri-High concert features the bands from St John’s College, Holy Trinity and ACS playing a variety of pop, jazz, and movie scores, with a grand finale of over 100 students performing at the same time. The concert is free to attend and begins at 7pm tonight.
2. We have a Volunteer Hours Opportunity to help Blessed Sacrament Church in Burford. They are hosting a function on Saturday, May 3 from 10-6. If you are interested, please check out the poster on our Volunteer Board near Student Services!
3. April is National Poetry Month, and LEAP is hosting a special lunch presentation featuring the talented, published poet and former grad, Ram-neek Pan-chee tomorrow in the lecture hall. Grade 10 students and seniors are invited to attend on their lunch, and Grade 9 students can join too by signing up in the library. All LEAPers should plan to attend to earn 1 LEAP point toward their letter and Lion award.
4. Currently showcased in the Library, the Canadian and World Studies Department is presenting a collection of historical artifacts from the Canadian Museum of History, spanning Canada's early history, colonial era, and modern times. Come have a look today as the artifacts will be shipped off to North Bay tomorrow. You are allowed to touch the artifacts, but please be careful with these valuable, historical items.
5. Are you looking to dive into a whole new universe – a spider-verse, if you will? In honour of Autism Awareness Month, the Library Advisory Council is celebrating comic book cinema with Spider-Man: Into the Spider-verse along with movie trivia after school, tomorrow, from 3-7 PM. Make sure to bring $5 to cover the cost of pizza and a drink; now that's a deal even Peter Parker would say is a steal. Tickets are on sale now at the back of the caf.
6. Buongiorno! The Religion Department is thrilled to announce that our March Break 2026 trip to Italy is officially confirmed—we’ve got enough students signed up, and we’re ready to go! We’ll start in the stunning landscapes of Northern Italy and make our way down to Roma, the heart of Catholicism and a city rich in faith, history, and la dolce vita. We’re still inviting more students to join us on this incredible adventure—the more, the merrier! If you're interested in coming along on this unforgettable adventure, join us for an information night on Monday, April 28 at 6:30 PM in the Lecture Hall. Anyone who registers between April 28 and May 12 will receive $100 off the total cost. Students who have already signed up don’t need to attend this session—we’ll host a separate meeting later in May focused on fundraising opportunities. Information packages will be available starting Friday, April 25—you can pick one up from Miss Dabrowski’s classrooms or in Staff Workroom 2010. Prepare for pasta, pizzas, and a powerful journey through our Catholic heritage!
7. Are you interested in Summer School for a course that BHNCDSB doesn't offer? Thomas Merton is open for registration! See the guidance D2L page or scan the QR code on the Summer School poster in the guidance window for more information and to sign-up.
8. Attention any female lacrosse players. We are looking to start a team at ACS. If interested, please sign the QR code outside the female phys. Ed. Office. More information will come if there are enough interested players.
9. Hey Lions! This week Faith & Fellowship is meeting on Thursday. Grade 11 and 12 in room 3029, grade 10 in room 3028. Reach out to Kaylee or Brianna Cook for more information. See you Thursday at lunch!
10. Attention fashion show cast and backstage crew. Tonight is the dress rehearsal at St. Vincent de Paul. Please arrange to be at St. Vincent de Paul for 3:30pm today. If you still need to buy tickets for the show, you can purchase them at the dress rehearsal.
11. Attention both boys and girls rugby players: Spirit Wear is now available for you to purchase on SchoolCash Online. Please submit both the digital order form and make the payment in order for your order to be valid. Spirit wear orders are due by Tuesday, April 22nd.
12. The “in My ACS Era” Spirit wear is in! Pick it up in portable 15 at the beginning of your lunch today!
13. Attention ALL Grade 11 students! Whether you have taken World Religions in school OR online... You are invited to join us on an exciting World Religions Exploration to Toronto on Thursday, April 24th. This unique field trip will take you on a journey through some of the most significant and inspiring places of worship in the city, including the most modern and largest synagogue, the oldest Catholic church in Ontario, the largest Hindu temple in all of Canada, and the most innovative mosque. The cost is only $28, which covers both bussing and guided tours. Lunch will be on your own at the Eaton Centre, so bring some spending money and your appetite! Forms can be picked up from Miss Dabrowski or found on the door of Staffroom 2010. Hurry—spots are limited, so get your forms in as soon as possible! They are due on Tuesday April 22! Don’t miss out on this amazing trip!
14. Today's special in the servery will be Mashed Potato Bowl topped- with popcorn chicken, corn, mozzarella cheese and gravy for $7.00. Popcorn chicken for $5.50. Also available in the servery is Bento Sushi for $8.49 while supplies last.
Have a great day Lions!