Please remember to send your kids tomorrow in orange shirts if they have them. If they do not have one to wear there are made up paper cut outs for all kids to be able to wear if they choose.

We are collecting donations for the Terry Fox Foundation until Friday this week. The can will be brought around to each classroom and if you are interested in a larger donation, we suggest doing it directly in the office.

There will be an information meeting held for any parents interested in volunteering for our Breakfast Program on Wednesday October 4th at 8:30, in Mrs. Triska’s office.

Thank you to all the students, staff and parents that joined us today for the Terry Fox Run. It was a great time.
We are now going to have a Toonies for Terry Campaign to help raise money for the Terry Fox Foundation until Friday September 29.

The Duncan Cran PAC is looking for new parents to join them as they continue to provide excellent opportunities for students in our school. The PAC meets once a month.
There will be a table at the OPEN HOUSE that PAC will be at.

FSJPL has a new schedule of programs and events for everyone from infants to adults. Please find attached posters with further details on specific programs, or visit
www.fsjpl.ca/events
http://www.fsjpl.ca/events
All programs begin in October,

Orange shirt day is a movement that officially began in 2013 but in reality it began in 1973 when six year old Phyllis Webstad entered the St. Joseph Mission Residential School, outside of Williams Lake, BC.

The students had a wonderful time at the Earth Rangers Presentation on Wednesday. Here is a video and a few pictures from that event.

School pictures will be taken on Friday October 6 in the Duncan Cran Gymnasium.