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Sacred Heart
High School
“Let Your Light Shine”
Telephone/Attendance: 519-881-1900 Fax: 519-881-4819
Website: http://shhs.bgcdsb.org Principal-Mr. Glenn Miller
[email protected] Vice-Principal-Mrs. Laurie Fischer
Director of Education: Mr. Gary O’Donnell
Superintendent of Education: Karyn Bruneel
Office Administrators: Mrs. Connie Wilhelm, Mrs. Diane Voisin
Mrs. Rene Sachs (Guidance)
FEBRUARY 2020
Monday Feb. 3-
Semester 2 Begins
Feb. 10-14-
Spirit Week
Monday, Feb. 17-
“Family Day”
Fri. Feb. 21– First
Skiing Day
Wednesday, Feb.
26-”Ash
Wednesday”
Tues. March 3–
Second Skiing Day
March 5 & 6-
Elementary
Basketball
CONGRATULATIONS, BILLIE FROM
EVERYONE AT THE
“HEART!”
Tech Corner
As the semester comes to a close, students have been pushing the boundaries to produce some creative
summatives. They all walk away with skills for their toolbox of life.
Culinary – We welcome back Mrs. Watson from her maternity leave to replace Ms. Weber in the foods
room. Many thanks to Ms. Weber for your efforts in the Tech programs. Mrs. Watson is looking forward
to getting back to her classroom and working with the students.
Construction – with a year of visiting the house build and study students reflected on the process as they
finished up summatives. There were certainly some very interesting projects.
Many thanks to BERNIE MCGLYNN of South Bruce flooring, who donated several skids of wood for future
projects.
Manufacturing- students worked on summatives making innovative projects and personalizing them to
the student’s own creativity. Students also completed some exceptional improvements for future
students using 5S principles.
Grade 9 Integrated Tech finished off the year with a welding and plumbing unit that had the students
using CNC technology to make key chains, welding a rose and soldering copper pipe to make their initials.
It was good to see so much enthusiasm from the grade 9 students towards tech.
With several potential students showing interest in the integrated tech (TIJ 101) from the grade 8
information nights it looks like the tech department will stay busy for many years to come!
Picture of the grade 9 classes holding roses they made in January.
Kaitlin is a survivor of domestic sex trafficking. She is a former
substance user who uses both her lived and professional
experience to support and advocate for others. Kaitlin is
currently enrolled in the mental health and addiction worker
program at George Brown College. For the past 2 and a half
years Kaitlin has worked frontline with survivors of human
trafficking and precariously housed individuals, ensuring that
all their basic needs are being met. She uses her enthusiasm,
positivity and resilience to deliver a message of hope to other
survivors. Kaitlin facilitates workshops and trainings to
service providers and is dedicated to bringing awareness to
domestic human trafficking.
Karly Church is a Crisis Intervention Counselor, social Service
Worker, and advocate for survivors of domestic sex trafficking.
She has worked front line with youth involved in sex work and
trafficking situations for more than 4 years. Karly works at
Victim Services of Durham region, where she provides
specialized services and support to survivors of Human
trafficking. Karly is a graduate from two college programs
including a mental health and addiction worker program, as well
as the social service worker program. As a survivor of domestic
human trafficking, she harnesses her lived experience, extensive
knowledge, along with her passion to engage and work with
survivors of human trafficking. Karly works with individuals in
meeting their basic needs while providing support with a trauma
informed perspective. Working tirelessly to remove stigma
through sharing her story in many settings, including keynote
speeches throughout Canada, Karly has trained and presented
to thousands of social service providers through facilitating
workshops and trainings. Having done numerous youth
symposiums, presentations, consultations, interviews and pan-
els on human trafficking, Karly is dedicated to providing
preventative education as well as bringing awareness to the
broader community.
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