Stonepark Intermediate School

Cafeteria:
Chicken Quesadilla served with rice, corn, and small white milk = $5.50

Picture Orders
Students, please have your picture order requests returned to office on or before October. 02, 2018

Stonepark Hockey Canada Skills Academy:
There will be a meeting in the cafeteria tomorrow (Wednesday) during reading period, for students who have registered or are interested in signing up for the Stonepark Hockey Canada Skills Academy. It is open to all students.

Lego Club:
Anyone interested in Lego Club can see Mrs. Richards. It will be held in room #313 every day 6 at lunchtime. All are welcome. Feel free to bring your own lego if you wish. Hope to see you there.

Jazz Band:
There will be a Jazz Band meeting this Wednesday, September 26th during reading period.  Jazz Band is open to interested grade 8 and 9 band students.
Jazz Band rehearsals will begin next Friday, October 5th.

Duke of Edinburgh:
There will be a Duke of Edinburgh meeting tomorrow at 12:30 in Mr Dunn’s room. Please be in attendance. This is a very important meeting.

Drama Club:
The Drama Club will be holding its kick-off this Thursday from 3:00 to 4:30 pm.  This is after the Terry Fox run, so bring a water bottle.  We are seeking new members – all grade 7, 8 and 9 students are welcome to check it out!

School Newspaper – The Tiger Times:
If you would like to be part of our student-lead school newspaper, The Tiger Times, pick up an application outside Ms. Burry’s office, upstairs in House 7. This is open to all students in Grades 7, 8 & 9. The applications are due back to Ms. Burry by Wednesday, September 26. (repeat Tuesday).

Terry Fox Run:
Our Annual Terry Fox Run will take place Thursday, September 27th in the afternoon. We will start in the gym (after reading period) with our usual Pep Rally highlighting SP sports teams then proceed to the bowl where students will run/walk until the end of the day. Terry’s goal was to raise one dollar per Canadian citizen and he exceeded that goal. We are hoping to raise one dollar per person in this school and just a little bit more for a goal of $1000.

Like last year, we will be asking students and adults for donations – for every dollar you give, you will receive a ballot (if you give $1, you get one ballot; if you give $5, you will get 5 ballots, etc…) that will go in for a draw. There are 4 Terry Fox T-Shirts that we will draw for at the Pep Rally before the walk. Your teacher will have the ballots available later today – they will be blue and stamped with “Stonepark Gives Back”. We will also be collecting loose/spare change – in the Spare-Change Mobile over the lunch hour. Finally, we hope to do an ice-cream sale at break sometime between now and next Wednesday.

AA Baseball:
The AA Baseball team picks up 1st win of the season. Stonepark Tigers vs Queen Charlotte Coyotes – SP 9 QC 4.
The Winning Pitcher:  Aiden Maas 48 pitche
Middle Relief Pitcher: Owen Murphy 22 pitches
Save:  Jack MacKinnon 27 pitches
Losing Pitcher:  Jack Rowell.
Top Batter:  Stonepark –  Ethan MacDonald 3 for 4. Three runs scored including an inside the park homerun
Collectively, the tigers stole 15 bases!!

Top batter for Queen Charlotte:
Brandon Hall…two for three …two hits, a walk and a run scored
Stonepark scored 7 runs in the second, which was all they would need!
Next game is Wednesday at MacRae field vs Montague Intermediate at 4:15pm
Please let Earl or Mr. Trainor know ASAP if you are unable to attend.

Boys A Soccer:
The Boys A Soccer team will host Gulf Shore today to begin their regular season. Game time is 4:30. Boys are to be on the field by 4pm.

Cafeteria:
Sweet n Sour Meatballs,  Rice, corn, small white milk  = $5.50

Golfers:
Would the golfers who’s are playing in today’s qualifier at Belvedere please report to the cafeteria for a short meeting following the morning announcements.

Band:
-Grade 7 band students will have their first full band rehearsal today from 12:35-1:15
in the band room.  Students are asked to bring their instruments, band books, sheet
music and a pencil to the rehearsal.
-Grade 9 students who have been volunteering as mentors for grade 7 students are also asked to come to the band room today from 12:35-1:15.
-Grade 9 band students who do not have the newer Tiger crested band sweaters are
asked to bring their old sweaters to early morning band rehearsal tomorrow to be      exchanged.
-Grade 8-9 Jazz band will begin this Friday.  Please see the band blog later today for details.

School Newspaper – The Tiger Times:
If you would like to be part of our student-lead school newspaper, The Tiger Times, pick up an application outside Ms. Burry’s office, upstairs in House 7. This is open to all students in Grades 7, 8 & 9. The applications are due back to Ms. Burry by Wednesday, September 26. (repeat Tuesday).

Terry Fox Run:
Our Annual Terry Fox Run will take place Thursday, September 27th in the afternoon. We will start in the gym (after reading period) with our usual Pep Rally highlighting SP sports teams then proceed to the bowl where students will run/walk until the end of the day. Terry’s goal was to raise one dollar per Canadian citizen and he exceeded that goal. We are hoping to raise one dollar per person in this school and just a little bit more for a goal of $1000.

Like last year, we will be asking students and adults for donations – for every dollar you give, you will receive a ballot (if you give $1, you get one ballot; if you give $5, you will get 5 ballots, etc…) that will go in for a draw. There are 4 Terry Fox T-Shirts that we will draw for at the Pep Rally before the walk. Your teacher will have the ballots available later today – they will be blue and stamped with “Stonepark Gives Back”. We will also be collecting loose/spare change – in the Spare-Change Mobile over the lunch hour. Finally, we hope to do an ice-cream sale at break sometime between now and next Wednesday. (Repeat daily.)

Boys Baseball Players:
Any players that still owe Mr. Campbell for a hat, please see him today.

Girls Volleyball:
It was a great weekend for the Tigers girls volleyball team. They won the ME Callaghan classic tournament for the 4th year in a row going 6-0 over the weekend.  The girls beat Kensington in a thrilling final.  Sydney Lawlor was named tournament MVP, and Dara McCabe was an all star.  Katie Vidito won the passing event in the tournaments skills challenge.

Boys Volleyball:
Would members of the boys volleyball team meet in the gym at the start of lunch -12:15 for an important meeting.

The Tigers also fielded a second team who improved over the weekend and won their final game with a straight sets win over ME Callaghan.

Boys A Soccer:
There will be a Boys A soccer practice today from 3:10-430 on the front field.

SAS has been recently turned on, and we hope that you have received (or will soon) your user information. At this time, we would like to remind you of the following:

Attendance is recorded twice daily at the school, so each absence code represents a half-day absence, not a full-day absence! Therefore, a student with 12 absences listed has missed 6 full days. Attendance is recorded, and can be viewed, within the Homeroom course.

Auto-Notification: Parents with valid email addresses in our system will be receiving auto-notifications from SAS, which relays student attendance and achievement data.  This provides notification of all marks and any attendance data, entered within the past 24-hour period.  Parents can adjust the parameters for information they receive from, or choose not to receive anything at all, as control is up to the individual. More information can be found at: http://www.edu.pe.ca/esd/info/adjusting_autonotify.pdf

Assignment Weights:  The student average is always changing as assignments are entered.  The average is based on the weight or value given to the assignment.  This means that some assignments are worth more than others even though they may not be scored out of as many points. You will notice that at the beginning of the year, the average tends to fluctuate more so than later on when more assignments tend to level out the average!

The displayed average is the cumulative mark, or the running mark, throughout the year. The Exploratory Course mark, which is composed of four distinct sections, represents a combined mark for the four sections.  Check here for an example of how weights affect the overall mark.

Cafeteria:
Pacific Rim – Chicken Stir fry served in a takeout container & chop sticks with small milk = $5.50

School Newspaper – The Tiger Times:
– If you would like to be part of our student-lead school newspaper, The Tiger Times, pick up an application outside Ms. Burry’s office, upstairs in House 7. This is open to all students in Grades 7, 8 & 9. The applications are due back to Ms. Burry by Wednesday, September 26.

Terry Fox Run:
Our Annual Terry Fox Run will take place Thursday, September 27th in the afternoon. We will start in the gym (after reading period) with our usual Pep Rally highlighting SP sports teams then proceed to the bowl where students will run/walk until the end of the day. Terry’s goal was to raise one dollar per Canadian citizen and he exceeded that goal. We are hoping to raise one dollar per person in this school and just a little bit more for a goal of $1000.

Like last year, we will be asking students and adults for donations – for every dollar you give, you will receive a ballot (if you give $1, you get one ballot; if you give $5, you will get 5 ballots, etc…) that will go in for a draw. There are 4 Terry Fox T-Shirts that we will draw for at the Pep Rally before the walk. Your teacher will have the ballots available later today – they will be blue and stamped with “Stonepark Gives Back”. We will also be collecting loose/spare change – in the Spare-Change Mobile over the lunch hour. Finally, we hope to do an ice-cream sale at break sometime between now and next Wednesday. (Repeat daily.)

Boys Soccer:
The Boys A Soccer practice is canceled today due to the weather forecast. The boys will practice Monday from 3:10-4:30.

Girls AA Soccer Team:
Tied Queen Charlotte 1-1 yesterday.  Kaisley Wilson had an outstanding performance in goal, Bella Coffin with the Tiger’s lone goal.   Practice next Tuesday Sept 25.

Cafeteria:
Pulled Pork, served with potato, veggies, small white milk = $5.50

Library:
-The library is hosting a writing and art competition this October.  The theme is
Halloween. The winner will choose a prize from our prize box!
-For our short story writing challenge, you cannot use the letter ‘y,’ and each sentence
must have at least 7 words.
-For the art challenge, any living thing must be in skeleton form.
-The due date is Tuesday, October the 30th, just pass your submissions in to Ms.
Poirier in the library.  For more information, you can come read the poster on the
Contest Board.

Yearbook Committee:
There is an important meeting for yearbook members today @ 12:25 pm in Mr. Beaton’s room. Anyone interested in being involved in this year’s yearbook committee, come on down.

School Newspaper – The Tiger Times:
– If you would like to be part of our student-lead school newspaper, The Tiger Times, pick up an application outside Ms. Burry’s office, upstairs in House 7. This is open to all students in Grades 7, 8 & 9. The applications are due back to Ms. Burry by Wednesday, September 26.

Needlecraft Club:
Don’t forget the Needlecraft Club will start next Thursday (Day 4). The sign up sheet is on the library window.  All welcome

Terry Fox Run:
Our Annual Terry Fox Run will take place Thursday, September 27th in the afternoon. We will start in the gym (after reading period) with our usual Pep Rally highlighting SP sports teams then proceed to the bowl where students will run/walk until the end of the day. Terry’s goal was to raise one dollar per Canadian citizen and he exceeded that goal. We are hoping to raise one dollar per person in this school and just a little bit more for a goal of $1000.

Like last year, we will be asking students and adults for donations – for every dollar you give, you will receive a ballot (if you give $1, you get one ballot; if you give $5, you will get 5 ballots, etc…) that will go in for a draw. There are 4 Terry Fox T-Shirts that we will draw for at the Pep Rally before the walk. Your teacher will have the ballots available later today – they will be blue and stamped with “Stonepark Gives Back”. We will also be collecting loose/spare change – in the Spare-Change Mobile over the lunch hour. Finally, we hope to do an ice-cream sale at break sometime between now and next Wednesday. (Repeat daily.)

U13 Girls Club Soccer Atlantic Championship tournament:
Is being held this later week in Charlottetown. Hillsborough United will be co-representing PEI. Members of the team from Stonepark include Kayla Batchilder, Miranda Anderson, Kennedy Casford, Emma Matheson, and Tamara Gauthier. Good luck!

Boys A Soccer:
There will be no Boys A Soccer game today due to scheduling conflicts. There will be a practice Saturday morning at 9am on the front field.

Cafeteria:
Chicken Fettuccine Alfredo with garlic bread, Caesar salad and small white mile – $5.50

Band:
Grade 7 band students who did not attend band camp and students in grade 8 and 9
who are new to the band program are asked to come to the band room today (Wed.)
from 12:35-1:15 for lessons.
Grade 9 early am band will be held tomorrow as usual. A reminder that band
students should be arriving at Stonepark at 7:35 on early morning band days and they
should be dropped off at the back entrance to the school.  Students should take their
books for periods 1 and 2 to the band room.  There should be no need for any band
students to return to lockers following early morning band practices.
All band students are reminded that instruments kept in the band area must be labeled
with their name and class.  Instruments that do not have names on them will be
reassigned to new students.
Any student who has not yet received a band book should see Mrs. Peters today.

Yearbook Committee:
There is an important meeting for yearbook members tomorrow @ 12:25 pm in Mr. Beaton’s room. Anyone interested in being involved in this year’s yearbook committee, come on down.

Expression Group:
Please note – the group will not meet today (Wednesday) – the Expression Group only meets on Tuesday afternoon from 3:15 pm – 5:00 pm.

Duke of Edinburgh:
The Duke of Edinburgh practice journey will take place today at Brackley Commons from 5:00-6:30. Please be there on time and arrange for a drive home. Listen to the announcements for a possible date change due to the weather.

Needlecraft Club:
Needlecraft Club will be returning to Stonepark every Day 4 at lunch time, starting next Thursday, Sept. 27^th. If you would like to learn how to cross-stitch and make an ornament, take a look at the library window.  Sign up if you’re interested in joining or just finding out more about this hobby.

Terry Fox Run:
Our Annual Terry Fox Run will take place Thursday, September 27th in the afternoon. We will start in the gym (after reading period) with our usual Pep Rally highlighting SP sports teams then proceed to the bowl where students will run/walk until the end of the day. Terry’s goal was to raise one dollar per Canadian citizen and he exceeded that goal. We are hoping to raise one dollar per person in this school and just a little bit more for a goal of $1000.

Like last year, we will be asking students and adults for donations – for every dollar you give, you will receive a ballot (if you give $1, you get one ballot; if you give $5, you will get 5 ballots, etc…) that will go in for a draw. There are 4 Terry Fox T-Shirts that we will draw for at the Pep Rally before the walk. Your teacher will have the ballots available later today – they will be blue and stamped with “Stonepark Gives Back”. We will also be collecting loose/spare change – in the Spare-Change Mobile over the lunch hour. Finally, we hope to do an ice-cream sale at break sometime between now and next Wednesday. (Repeat daily.)

Soccer Teams Uniforms:
Would members of the boys and girls AA soccer teams come to the gym at morning break to pick up school uniforms.

Girls Field Hockey:
The girls field hockey team defeated Birchwood 4-0 in their season opener. Livi Lawlor led the squad with 2 goals, Molly Doyle with one and rookie Abby Larkin had one. Laney McGonnell has a shutout in her net debut. The girls travel to Montague today for a 4:30 game.
Reminder to all school athletes to pay your Athletics Fee. 20$ for a team sport, 30$ for a family of 2 or more and 5$ for cross country. Athletic fees help cover the cost of travel, officials and gear. This can be paid at the main office or through the “hot lunches” option on our school website.

Stonepark Tigers Boys Baseball Final Roster – 2018/2019

1) Josh Burgess (Grade 8)

2) Luke Coughlin (Grade 8)

3) Colin Pater (Grade 9)

4) Devin MacDonald (Grade 9)

5) Aiden Rose (Grade 9)

6) Jack MacKinnon (Grade 7)

7) Ethan MacDonald (Grade 9)

8) Cameron Doyle (Grade 8)

9) Shannon MacDonald (Grade 8)

10) Carter Reid (Grade 9)

11) Owen Murphy (Grade 7)

12) Aiden Maas (Grade 8)

13) Ryan Cheverie (Grade 9)

14) Colby Huggan (Grade 9)

Cafeteria:
Chicken Taco, served with rice & veggies, and small milk = $5.50

Expression Group:
Expression Group is restarting at Stonepark, and focusing on empowering youth – through using different forms of arts (drama, music, painting), discussing stories with morals and planning projects to help others in the community while playing sports and games.
Time: 3:10pm today (and every Tuesday) in multipurpose room. Sign up in Office.

Needlecraft Club:
Needlecraft Club will be returning to Stonepark every Day 4 at lunch time, starting next Thursday, Sept. 27^th. If you would like to learn how to cross-stitch and make an ornament, take a look at the library window.  Sign up if you’re interested in joining or just finding out more about this hobby.

Band:
Grade 7 band students who did not attend band camp and students in grade 8 and 9 who are new to the band program are asked to come to the band room tomorrow (Wed.) from 12:35-1:15 for lessons.

The first grade 8 early am band rehearsal will be held tomorrow (Wed.).  Students should arrive at Stonepark at 7:35 and should be dropped off at the back entrance to the school.  Students should take their books for periods 1 and 2 to the band room.  There should be no need for students to return to lockers following early morning band practices.

Students are reminded that instruments kept in the band area must be labeled with their name and class.  Instruments that do not have names on them will be reassigned to new students.

Terry Fox Run:
Our Annual Terry Fox Run will take place Thursday, September 27th in the afternoon. We will start in the gym (after reading period) with our usual Pep Rally highlighting SP sports teams then proceed to the bowl where students will run/walk until the end of the day. Terry’s goal was to raise one dollar per Canadian citizen and he exceeded that goal. We are hoping to raise one dollar per person in this school and just a little bit more for a goal of $1000.
Like last year, we will be asking students and adults for donations – for every dollar you give, you will receive a ballot (if you give $1, you get one ballot; if you give $5, you will get 5 ballots, etc…) that will go in for a draw. There are 4 Terry Fox T-Shirts that we will draw for at the Pep Rally before the walk. Your teacher will have the ballots available later today – they will be blue and stamped with “Stonepark Gives Back”. We will also be collecting loose/spare change – in the Spare-Change Mobile over the lunch hour. Finally, we hope to do an ice-cream sale at break sometime between now and next Wednesday. (Repeat daily.)

Boys Volleyball:
Today, (Tuesday, Sept 18^th) will be the last day for Boys Volleyball tryouts. Tryouts will be from 5;30 to 7;00.

Cafeteria:
Chicken Drumstick Bowl, small white milk – $5.50
**Please be sure to have enough money when purchasing!!

Baseball Atlantics:
The Capital District Islanders won gold at the Baseball Canada National Atlantic Championship on the weekend. Team members from Stonepark include: Luke Coughlin, Owen Murphy, Cameron Doyle, Shannon MacDonald, Jack MacKinnon, and Cameron Sanderson. The Islanders went 5-0 during the weekend and beat Fredericton 10-9 in 14 innings in the championship game. Luke Coughlin received the top batter award of the tournament and was also named to the All Star Team. 

Girls Soccer:
Both the AA and A teams will practice in the bowl Tuesday and Wednesday after school 3:15-4:15

Boys AA Soccer:
The AA boys soccer team will not practice today.   Practice for the AA boys will be held Tuesday afterschool at 3:15.

Boys A Soccer:
The Boys A soccer list will be posted by noon today outside the gym. There will be a practice tomorrow from 3:10-4:15.

Girls Softball:
Congratulations to the Stratford Stealers U12 girls softball team. They won the  provincial championship this weekend.

Please see the link below for the current school year’s menu:

2018-2019 Cafeteria Menu

This is always available on our school site, as is other information related to cafeteria services.