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	Gloucester High School (Ottawa) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Gloucester High School is a high school in the Beacon Hill, Ottawa, Canada neighbourhood of Gloucester, in the city of Ottawa.
		The school was founded in 1965 by the former Carleton Board of Education.
		Gloucester High School provides education to grade 9 through 12 through a semestered curriculum as established by the Ontario Ministry of Education.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gloucester_High_School_(Ottawa) (252 words)

	Ottawa-Carleton District School Board - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Like most school boards the OCDSB (acronymous title) is administered by a gruop of democratically elected trustees and one director appointed by the board itself.
		The creation the Ottawa Carleton District School Board board was the result of the mergers between the Ottawa, Vanier, Rockcliffe and Carleton Boards of Education due to the amalgamation of the city of Ottawa.
		The OCDSB is the seventh largest District by school population in the province of Ontario.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ottawa-Carleton_District_School_Board (380 words)

	Gloucester High School - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Gloucester High School (Massachusetts), in Gloucester, Massachusetts, USA
		Gloucester High School (Virginia), in Gloucester, Virginia, USA
		This disambiguation page lists articles about schools, colleges, or other educational institutions which are associated with the same title.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gloucester_High_School (98 words)

	Gloucester High School Profile
		Gloucester High School, home of the Gators, is the original secondary school in the city of Gloucester.
		Gloucester High School 's mission is to provide each student with a learning program of the highest quality that is developed and delivered by an effective and caring staff.
		The school is located centrally in the city of Gloucester and adjacent to excellent community facilities including a library, pool, and arena.
	www3.sympatico.ca /gloucester.hs/schoolprofile (1947 words)

	Reach for the Top - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The non-televised tournaments held at high schools throughout Canada during the year are known as Schoolreach; both are commonly referred to simply as "Reach".
		Participants must be attending a high school in Canada to be eligible for participation in Reach for the Top.
		George's School, in Vancouver, British Columbia won the national championships, the first non-Ontario team to do so since 1995 and the first Western Canadian team to win since St. George's last win in 1991, despite the team perennially winning British Columbia, and making numerous consecutive appearances at the Nationals.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Reach_for_the_Top (1620 words)

	School chaplaincy program continues despite recent controversy
		A letter published in The Ottawa Citizen from a student objecting to the presence of a minister in her high school fuelled a debate that continued for over two weeks on the editorial pages of the paper.
		However, residents in the area covered by the former Carleton Board of Education, where a high school chaplaincy program has existed since 1981, were left wondering what the fuss was all about.
		The minister made a point of attending school functions and also coached the basketball team at Gloucester High School.
	www.canadianchristianity.com /cgi-bin/na.cgi?nationalupdates/m28school (791 words)

	Gloucester HS Web Site
		Gloucester High School, home of the Gators, is one of the largest secondary schools in the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board.
		Our School is a large, fully-networked facility beside the public library, an arena, pool, and outdoor athletic facilities.
		Four times within the last five years a Gloucester staff member has been recognized by universities, the city, and the Governor General, for achievement, as the school strives for excellence in education.
	www.gloucesterhs.ocdsb.ca (379 words)

	Orléans Online \| Local News
		captain of the school’s Reach for the Top team; he was heavily involved in the Colonel By food drive; he played clarinet in the school band and he was a tutor.
		Gloucester High School scholar Andra Adams shows off some of the hardware she earned this past year.
		Like Guo, Gloucester High School’s co-top scholar Andra Adams has also decided to sway from her specialty when deciding on what to take in university.
	www.orleansonline.ca /pages/N2005071301.htm (790 words)

	Girls' High School Hockey in Canada
		We have had a Girls' High School hockey league for 5 years in Sudbury and found that we have very competitive teams not only in our league but in the province.
		The 2nd annual Metro Girls High School All-star Classic was held at Varsity arena on March 26th 1998 from 3pm to 9pm.
		The top female high school hockey players in southern Ontario played for their school boards rather than just their school.
	www.whockey.com /highschool/canada (869 words)

	The ASNE Partnerships Program 2001-06
		North High School and Kent State University ’s School of Journalism and Mass Communication (2004-05).
		Hartford University School for Urban Exploration and the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
		Kahaku High School and the student media office at the University of Hawaii at Manoa (2002-03).
	www.highschooljournalism.org /Content.cfm?id=160 (1566 words)

	Carleton recruitment officers become high school teachers for a day - May 2004 - Carleton NOW
		Local Grade 10 high school students are getting an advanced screening of university life.
		As part of the new Ontario high school curriculum, students are required to take a course in career studies, to help better prepare them for life after high school.
		Many times I’ve spoken to graduating high school students about the possibility of studying at Carleton, and they don’t even know the difference between a bachelor’s and a master’s degree, let alone what they want to study,” she says.
	www.now.carleton.ca /2004-05/359.htm (371 words)

	ArtsSmarts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Ottawa, ON This project's aim was to reinforce the fact that students with disabilities have abilities that must be seen and recognized.
		Hagel, developed students' self-confidence and changed the perception of many in the mainstream high school population.
		The students' goal was to challenge the viewer's perspective, giving new meaning to ordinary events, turning what may seem mundane (recycling) into the extraordinary and making for compelling viewing.
	www.artssmarts.ca /eng/showcase/?exhibit=24 (196 words)

	Canada wins medals in math olympiad \| News, Media, and Events \| University of Waterloo
		The Olympiad, an annual competition in the discipline of informatics (computing science) for senior high school students, attracted 215 official competitors from 57 countries.
		Canada's Alan Martin, of Gloucester High School near Ottawa, won a silver medal, for his 31st place finish, while bronze medals went to Donny Cheung (73rd), of St. John's-Ravenscourt School in Winnipeg, and Darryl Shpak (108th), Immanuel Christian School in Winnipeg.
		In late May and early June, 20 students from high schools across Canada competed at UW for a position on the four-member team as part of the second stage of the Canadian Computing Competition.
	newsrelease.uwaterloo.ca /news.php?id=638 (292 words)

	Connaught Student Biotechnology ExhibitionPremieres in Ottawa - National Research Council Canada
		(May 6, 1998, Ottawa) – The Connaught Student Biotechnology Exhibition, a competition for high school students designed to highlight careers in biotechnology, is making its debut in Ottawa May 6th – 7th at the National Museum of Science and Technology.
		During the two-day event, students from Elmwood School, Hillcrest High School, Colonel By Secondary School, Collège catholique Samuel-Genest, Gloucester High School, and Grenville Christian College will exhibit the projects that they have been working on arduously for the past four months.
		The Loeb Medical Research Institute, Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario, Canadian Institute of Biotechnology, Ottawa General Hospital, Ottawa Regional Cancer Centre, Ottawa-Carleton Learning Foundation and the Departments of Biology and Medicine of the University of Ottawa have volunteered their support for the exhibition.
	www.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca /newsroom/news/1998/expo_e.html (452 words)

	Trivia in Ottawa
		Ottawa is Canada's political capital, and also its trivia capital.
		High school teams from year regularly won national Reach for the Top and SmartAsk tournaments, we're home to the world's largest live trivia event, and the city is simply buzzing with trivia activity.
		Plus, of course, Ottawa is HQ for the Trivia Hall of Fame (TM) and we're active in the local trivia community.
	www.triviahalloffame.com /ottawatrivia.htm (350 words)

	Result99
		Awarded to the school team that has kept and presents the best notebook regarding the construction of their vehicle.
		Although not eligible to participate, the two vehicles from St. Francis Xavier High School of Hammond ON stayed for most of the event and showed their vehicles on the track between heats.
		The miniature replica of the Mack truck (colour - 58k) was a particular crowd pleaser, and led the vehicles for the second heat onto the track.
	www.econogics.com /ev/result99.htm (410 words)

	1999 EVCO Electrathon
		Cornwall Collegiate and Vocational School, Cornwall ON Courtice High School, Courtice ON (#199)
		The 1999 EVCO Electrathon was organized and partially sponsored by EVCO (the Electric Vehicle Council of Ottawa).
		This is the school group rate (must be paid on a single bill per group).
	www.econogics.com /ev/otthon99.htm (576 words)

	Awards \| Faculty of Education, Queen's University
		The practicum is successful because of the dedication and commitment of over 150 schools, and we at the Faculty of Education, Teacher Candidates, faculty and staff are grateful for this Associate School partnership.
		Obviously, the Associate Teachers who work directly with our Teacher Candidates are critical to the process, but so is the leadership of the principal, the friendliness and service provided by the support staff and all of the encouragement and assistance by the teachers who are not acting as associates.
		To recognize this contribution, the Faculty of Education presents one Elementary School and one Secondary School with the "Associate School of the Year" award.
	educ.queensu.ca /practicum/associate/awards.shtml (614 words)

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		During their first summer of being a band, Chris Amos attended military school and I found myself behind the drum set for them, and playing their first few gigs as a band with them.
		The Ottawa University Orchestra is one of the most well respected Orchestra’s in the city.
		With previous projects, the expectations and end results were always so high that we could never meet them, which would cause it to fall apart.
	www.ericstcyr.com /musician.htm (1047 words)

	injusticebusters 2005 > > Robert Stewart: incarcerated at Collins Bay, Kingston for nine years and the press ...
		Justice William attended a function at the Congress Centre in Ottawa and sat with the prosecutors and one of the Investigators.
		Attached as Exhibit 50 is an article from the Ottawa Citizen dated November 27, 1993 describing the actions of one of the prosecutors.
		During this trial one of the lawyers for the defendants, John McMunagle, had the Ottawa Citizen newspaper fax to him all of the newspaper articles which had been published by that newspaper that were related to the case.
	www.injusticebusters.com /05/Stewart_Robert.shtml (7688 words)

	High school rankings for Ottawa
		Percentage of advanced courses taken: This is the percentage of the Grade 11, 12 and OAC courses that the students enrolled in that were at the advanced level.
		Note: Because of the nature of the data used to calculate the percentage of courses passed, once in a while schools may have a very high value for this indicator even though students at the school failed some of their courses.
		Core courses taken per student: This is the number of Grade 12 and OAC courses enrolled in by the school's students in the key subject areas of Language Arts (English or French depending upon the school's language of instruction), Math, and the basic sciences.
	www.normsterling.com /news/high_school_rankings_for_ottawa.htm (3973 words)

	TANGMONKEY.COM [ Josh Phillips - Avalon ] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Josh's comic has gained massive popularity over his past two years at Keenspot as he chronicles the misadventures and romantic follies of a group teens in their final three years in high school.
		Unlike many popular web-comic artists Josh Phillips doesn't bask in the warmth of the southern USA as he draws his daily strip but rather shivers in the frozen tundra that is Ottawa, Canada, which he, like the Tangmonkey Group, calls home.
		Joe is the same hockey nut I was in high school (it's gotten worse since then).
	www.tangmonkey.com /columns/98997953526130.php (1243 words)

	CBC - Ontario Votes 2003 - Features - The Leaders' Debate (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Our political columnists and our election reporters have all filed their observations on the event, but we also heard from some members of the public.
		A number of people in Ottawa invited their friends and colleagues— and CBC—into their homes to watch, groan, and gripe at the leaders and their performances during the Sept. 23 debate.
		Three health-care workers from Ottawa diagnosed the condition of the leaders' health-care promises during the debate.
	www.cbc.ca /ontariovotes2003/features/leadersdebate_250903.html (469 words)

	Gloucester High Alumni Website - Ottawa, Ontario
		"School History and Distinctions" - a permanent and "evergreen" record of individual and school group accomplishments of note over the years, organized under some 25 different subjects....
		Designed and operated by Gloucester Graduates, this alumni site allows you to keep up on Gloucester news, send and receive emails from colleagues, and post announcements of interest to alumni.
		School History and Distinctions Check out this “locked” (i.e., “read only”) section of the Forum, which seeks to provide a reasonably comprehensive and up to date history of the school for on-going reference, inspiration and amusement.
	www.gloucesterhigh.ca (1317 words)

	National Arts Centre - Centre national des Arts
		Ottawa, Ontario -- The National Arts Centre (NAC) presents the twenty-fifth annual Canadian Improv Games Play-Offs, two weeks of wild inspiration, electric energy and creative mayhem generated by high school theatre improvisation teams from all across Canada.
		Founded in Ottawa in 1978 by Jamie Wyllie, Howard Jerome and the late Johnson Moretti, the Games have grown to become Canada's most geographically dispersed theatre festival and, for many students, an inspiring and life-affirming event.
		Tuesday, March 5: Brookfield High School, Colonel By Secondary School, Sacred Heart High School, Sir Robert Borden High School, West Carleton Secondary School.
	www.nac-cna.ca /en/nacnews/printview.cfm?ID=352 (887 words)

	Ottawa High Schools - Ottawa
		For example, Canterbury High School offers a widely applauded visual and performing arts specialty, while Gloucester High School is at the leading edge of educating future knowledge workers.
		Ottawa Carleton E-School (OCES) is an Ontario Internet High School that is accredited by the Ministry of Education in Ontario, Canada.
		It is the mission of OCES to make education available to all those who are aspiring to obtain their high school diploma, yet for various reasons find it difficult to attend conventional classroom courses.
	www.ottawakiosk.com /high_school.html (388 words)

	High-tech courts female recruits (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		From left, area high school students Rebecca McEvoy, Vanessa Crowder and Brianna Conway (far right), listen as mentor Ella Mar, vice-president, operations, Espial outlines the opportunities and job requirements in the high-tech sector at yesterday's Women in Technology seminar.
		And it wants girls just starting out in high school to take the courses they'll need to get a job in the industry.
		More than 200 Grade 9 students from 12 area high schools attended the half-day event, which was held in conjunction with International Women's Day.
	www.canada.com /ottawacitizen/news/business/story.html?id=39315c4e-e31c-4979-a237-0cde0b2dd4f6&rfp=dta (436 words)

	Pascal Lalonde
		With a season of college experience, Lalonde to be more of a contributor to the Big Green blueline this upcoming season.
		High School/Juniors: Lalonde was a team captain with the Gloucester Rangers, where he scored 37 points (8g, 29a) in 46 games.
		Lalonde finished in the league's top ten among league defensemen scoring and was named to the CJHL all-star game.
	www.dartmouth.edu /~mhockey/dmh9900/rosterprofiles/lalonde.html (115 words)

	United Way/Centraide Ottawa
		Their goals are to attract youth with potential leadership skills and/or “at risk youth” and provide an opportunity for them to develop their leadership skills and encourage them to take ownership of activities in their school and community.
		A group of students from Cairine Wilson High School want to give back to Christie Lake Kids Camp for their support and use of their facilities.
		This group of high school students from St. Pius X would like to “adopt” the Bronson Centre and the Good Day Workshop by renovating and cleaning up the centre and providing volunteer opportunities at the centre for youth in their high school.
	www.unitedwayottawa.ca /english/YA_2005_2.htm (922 words)

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