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M.S.S Kids in the Halls by Alexandra Wilson-Zegil.

The past week at MSS has been filled with fun and several student accomplishments. From volleyball to a display of Manitoulin Secondary School’s musical talents, there was never a dull moment…except for maybe a math class or two.

The MSS archery team had their first practice on Wednesday, February 14—Valentine’s Day. Though they might not have been shooting with Cupid’s arrows, those new to the sport learned how to hit their targets.  

On that same day, MSS proudly hosted the NSSSA senior girls’ volleyball finals. The MSS girls’ team won first place, successfully keeping their undefeated title. The senior girls’ team will be competing at NOSSA this week. Stay tuned for updates and best of luck to these athletes! 

The MSS student body had the chance to make their voices heard when choosing the theme for the upcoming Spring Formal. The options for the dance, tentatively set in April, included the dazzling “Starry Night,” the warm “Golden Hour,” and the glamorous “Red Carpet.” The voting closed on Friday, February 23, and soon students will find out which enchanting theme will set the stage for a night of music, dance, and celebration.

As February draws to a close, it’s time for MSS students to start thinking about the future. Course selections for the next school year are due at the end of the month. Students are using this as an opportunity to explore their interests and plan their academic pathway for the upcoming year. For most Grade 11 students, this will be their last time selecting courses and for many, the classes chosen will define which post-secondary programs they can apply to. 

Another highlight from the past week was undoubtedly the premiere of the MSS production of ‘Beauty and the Beast.’ On February 16, talented MSS actors took the stage, presenting a matinee performance for elementary school students and an evening show that drew a great turnout from the community. The Disney musical came to life with upbeat performances, Manitoulin Secondary School’s live pit band, and a magical atmosphere that earned the actors and stage crew a standing ovation. The production has additional showings this upcoming weekend. 

This Thursday, February 22 students will have the opportunity to go skiing at Boogie Mountain for a day of snow-filled fun. Everyone from beginners to pros are able to sign-up for this field trip, supervised by Ms. Cheng. 

Students are always busy at MSS with their extracurricular activities, field trips, and sports teams available. With these opportunities, MSS is building a strong and successful school community. 

That is all for this week! Until next time, go, Mustangs, go! 

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