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Tuesday, 07 September 2010 |
 RND Principal Wayne Hill addresses the incoming class of 2014 on the first day of school As RND begins it's 174th year of Catholic education, we'l like to welcome all students and staff into the builiding. The first day is always hectic, full of late arrivals, changing timetables, intimidating hallways and friendly people. Homerooms have been posted, schedules have been handed out, grade meetings are over - it's time for the year to get underway. Good luck in 2010-2011. |
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Sunday, 05 September 2010 |
 RND grad Cory Greenwood (93) has made the 53 man roster for the Kansas CIty Chiefs Through four preseason games, Greenwood registered 5 tackles and 1 pass defended, but showed real promise on special teams - even earning press conference praise from head coach Todd Haley. In the final preseason game, Greenwood nearly blocked a punt, then made a key block on a 44-yard return on the same play. In making the active roster, Greenwood will feature primarily on special teams, but will also back up the linbacker position. The CIS all-star also brings an ability to long snap - antoher skill that contributed to his making the team. The roster may stil undergo some change as teams look at players cut by other teams that may help strengthen the squad. Following his time as a Panther, Greenwood moved on to Ottawa in the Quebec Junior Football League before joining the Concordia Stingers to play university football. Greenwood was selected as the President's Trophy winner following his final season at Concordia as the top defensive player in the country. The Toronto Argonauts (drafted #3 overall) retain his CFL rights. The Regiopolis-Notre Dame community congratulates Cory on this outstanding success. Look for #93 playing on Monday Night Football vs the San Diego Chargers on September 16th. |
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RND Athletics - Fall 2010 Preview |
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Sunday, 29 August 2010 |
 Martin Freundorfer & the Sr Boys Volleyball team will look to repeat Junior boys volleyball will look to win their sixth KASSAA championship in eight years, while the junior girls basketball squad look for trophy number ten in a long string of local dominance. The two-time defending champion cross country team will look for the midget and junior aged runners moving up to continue to put up strong results, while the ever growing field hockey squad will try to make it two in a row despite graduating some key players. The RND senior girls basketball team captured their first KASSAA crown in over twenty years last fall, and will field a strong, experienced squad once again this year. The biggest target in the city may be the defending provincial champion senior boys volleyball team - returning several key players while adding some strength from the aforementioned juniors.  Jory McDonald will help lead the way back to KASSAA Tryouts will begin during the first week of school. Keep an eye on the RND Scoreboard for times and locations, as well as scheduling, forms and general athletic department information. New transfer rules are in effect this school year, so new students to RND should pay particular attention to the Scoreboard, and speak to any potential coach about your transfer. Come out to support the RND teams during the KASSAA season. |
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Monday, 23 August 2010 |
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 This year the RND Arts and Tech department will be presenting Rodgers & Hammerstein's South Pacific. The musical will run Wednesday, December 1 to Saturday, December 4.
In order to put on the best show we can, we need your help! We are looking for any students, parents, extended family, etc. who would be willing to share their talents to make this a real RND community production. Would anyone interested in helping in any capacity please contact Mr. Steve Powell,
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Thank you for your support of the Arts at Regi!! |
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Aboriginal Self-Identification |
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Thursday, 02 September 2010 |
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 In September 2009, the Algonquin and Lakeshore Catholic District School Board implemented a Voluntary, Confidential Self -Identification procedure. Self-Identification is a way for parents and guardians of students under 18 and students over 18 to let the Algonquin and Lakeshore schools know if a student is of Aboriginal ancestry.
The process is voluntary and the information gathered will be kept confidential. No proof of ancestry is required. Students already attending school can indicate their Aboriginal ancestry on the student update form or by filling out the Voluntary, Confidential Aboriginal Self-Identification form at anytime through out the school year. New students or students changing schools can self-identify at the time of registration.
For more information, please follow this link . |
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Students with medical issues should drop by the attendance office at some point during the first week of school to obtain medical forms. These forms are essential in keeping the school up to date of any new potential scenarios and develop action plans in the event of a medical...
