It seems like the school year is going by so fast already! With Halloween right around the corner it is hard to believe that only a month ago we were just starting school!
The leaves are changing and the air is getting colder, a sure sign of fall…as is the Fall Harvest in M’Chigeeng. Organized by the Kenjgewin Teg, this celebration not only marks the abundance of the harvest season but also showcases the rich Indigenous culture that has deep roots on Manitoulin Island. On Wednesday, October 4, groups of students went to visit the Fall Harvest to experience this unique, annual event. There were a variety of booths showcasing different crafts, art, cuisine, and much more!
On Wednesday, October 4, excitement filled the air as the Providence Bay Lions Club presented a generous donation of $9,000 to the Manitoulin Secondary School Robotics Team. The funds were raised at a golf tournament on Saturday, September 16. The cheque presentation ceremony took place on Monday, September 30, and it was an unforgettable moment for both the team members and their supporters. This contribution will undoubtedly propel our robotics team to new heights, enabling them to participate in competitions, purchase essential equipment and continue their pursuit of innovation.
Attention parents and guardians! Mark your calendars for the upcoming Parent-Teacher Night scheduled for October 12. This event is a crucial opportunity for parents to meet with teachers, discuss their child’s progress, and gain valuable insights into their educational journey. Building strong partnerships between parents, teachers, and students is key to success, and Parent-Teacher Night serves as a bridge to foster these relationships.
On Thursday, October 5, MSS was pleased to host a University Preparation Presentation for senior students choosing university as their post-secondary path. This informative session covered essential topics such as the application process, financial aid options, and scholarship opportunities.
Stay tuned for more updates on the latest happenings at Manitoulin Secondary School in the weeks to come. Until then go, Mustangs, go!
