And The Next Thing You Know... by Chase Taylor Hackett

This is a group of “very intelligent and capable people” who when they “discover their passions will work hard and attain goals and value the rest of their life. She remembered they were “seeking independence and challenging those closest to them then suddenly they transformed into beautiful young men and women”. She reminded the students they’ve learned to “be respectful of each other”. “Explore, take lots of adventures, remember your goals and strive for them,” said Mrs. “Thank you for guiding us with your wisdom, thank you for being there, thank you for your care.”Įach of the homeroom teachers then provided some advice, Mme. The thank you to parents was delivered by Finley Murphy and Will Albach, who praised them for “always being there to support us”. Travis Boyer and Blake Bryck (fi) provided some humorous anecdotes of their fellow students. “This isn’t the end, it’s just the beginning,” she concluded. Mackenzie Ramm (9W) said, “We’ve learned so much and have so many great memories thanks to our teachers.” She also commented on “amazing teachers” and “great relationships with them”. There was “very little drama and hardly any judgment,” she said of her classmates. Ashley Halsey, in the 9B class, likened their journey to a plane ride with times of turbulence “but we made it through”. “Thank you for coming to celebrate with us as we finish a small chapter and move on to another,” said Naomi Akkermans. A night of memories and promises of the future was celebrated at École Mother Teresa Catholic School, last Thursday during the Grade 9 farewell and dance.

And The Next Thing You Know... by Chase Taylor Hackett