SOURIS SCHOOL NEWSLETTER
Volume 30, Number 9
November 20th, 2009
NEWS FROM THE OFFICE
As we near the end of November, here is some
information for Parent-Teacher interviews.
Our Varity Girls and Boys Volleyball Teams are
going to Provincials. The dates of provincials
fall at the same time as Parent-Teacher
interviews. Mr. Kindle, Mrs. Popple and Mrs.
Young will be away both Wednesday and
Thursday evening. If you require an interview
with these people, please make arrangements
before or after interview dates, they will be
happy to accommodate your requests. Mrs.
Popple sent a letter home with her students.
Parents, if you have not received it, please
check with your student.
We, as the Admin. Team at Souris School,
would like to thank all who attended the PAC
meeting on Monday evening. Your concerns,
questions and input helped us create a positive
situation for all students at Souris School.
Once again, thanks.
Report cards were sent home on Wednesday.
See you at interviews.
As always, if you have any questions or
concerns, please feel free to call me directly
at 483-6230. Have a great weekend and we
will see you on Monday.
ïMr. Bob Young
LETTER TO PARENTS FROM A.R.H.A.
November 17, 2009
Dear Parents,
As many of you are already aware, the
province has expanded eligibility for the
pandemic H1N1 vaccine to children over
six months to under 18 years of age. The
Assiniboine Regional Health Authority has
added appointments to many upcoming clinics
to try to address this new priority. You are
welcome to make an appointment at any of the
upcoming mass immunization clinics in the
region by calling 1-877-646-3888. The clinic
schedule is available online at Assiniboine-
rha.ca and has also been advertised on posters
in communities and in local newspapers.
Please encourage your children to wash their
hands often and to cough into their sleeves to
help slow down the spread of germs that cause
viruses.
Sincerely,
Leah Cann
Regional Communications Coordinator
Assiniboine Regional Health Authority
These Clinics will run from 1 pm ñ 8 pm
Minnedosa November 18, 2009 Conference
Centre Appointments added!
Killarney November 19, 2009 Shamrock
Centre Appointments added!
Hamiota November 20, 2009 Collegiate Gym
Appointments added!
Shoal Lake November 23, 2009 Community
Hall
Melita November 24, 2009 Melita Legion
Hall
Minnedosa November 25, 2009 Conference
Centre
Treherne November 26, 2009 Treherne
Elementary School
Boissevain November 27, 2009 Boissevain
School Gym
To Make an Appointment, please call:
9 am ñ 5 pm 7 days/week
1-877-646-3888
Further clinics are being planned
Current PRIORITY GROUPS for Pandemic
H1N1 Vaccine:
Children aged six months to under eighteen
years old;
People of Aboriginal ancestry (First Nations,
Metis or Inuit);
People under 65 years old with chronic
illness; or other risk conditions, including
severe obesity, substance abuse or alcoholism;
People with weakened immune systems and
those who live with or care for them;
Disadvantaged individuals (for example,
homeless, recent immigrants)
People who live with or care for infants
under six months old;
Single parents or anyone solely responsible
for a dependent; and
Health care workers and medical first
responders.
Pregnant women * (unadjuvanted vaccine is
now available)
PLEASE NOTE: Appointments for children
requiring the second half dose (after 21 days)
can be made for these clinics as well. If you
are unsure if your child requires the second
dose please call and speak to a receptionist.
MANITOBAíS CELEBRATION OF
EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING ñ MINISTERíS
AWARDS
Each year the Manitoba Government gives out
awards in Celebration of Excellence in
Teaching. In direct quotation from their
website ìThe awards aim to recognize the
work of Manitobaís outstanding educators
whose exemplary contributions enhance
student learning and achievement. Most of us
remember at least one educator who stood out
among the many who had an influence on our
lives ñ someone who encouraged, guided and
inspired us to do our best. Educators can have
a profound influence on student learning and
achievement in and outside of the classroom,
helping them to achieve their goals and to
realize their dreams.î
We believe that some of the educators they
speak of are at Souris School. If there is a
teacher or an administrator that you would
like to see recognized in one of the following
categories, please forward their name to one
of us, no later than November 26th. A
nomination committee has been formed to
consider the nominations received, fill out the
necessary forms required by the selection
committee, and send it in for consideration
prior to the December 21st deadline.
These are the award categories:
? Teaching Excellence
? Outstanding New Teacher
? Team Collaboration
? Outstanding School Leader
Teaching Excellence
Three awards will be presented: one to an
Early Years teacher (K-4), one to a Middle
Years teacher (5-8) and one to a Senior Years
teacher (9-12). If a nominee teaches at more
than one level (ex. K-12 music teacher), the
evidence and examples on the Nomination
Support Form must focus on the level for
which the teacher is nominated.
Outstanding New Teacher
One award will be presented to a new teacher
with a maximum of two years teaching
experience as of June 2009.
Team Collaboration
One award will be presented to a team of
teachers (maximum of three) from K-12.
Outstanding School Leader
One award will be presented to a principal or
vice-principal.
Nomination Committee: Jaycee Thexton,
Jackie Kirkup & Kim Eissner
NOTES FROM OUR MUSIC DEPARTMENT
Choir Club/Bad Boys
The members are now busy working on songs
to sing at our school Winter Concert in
December.
The ìBad Boysî group will be starting to
prepare a song for The Winter Concert as
well. This group is open to any boys in Grades
2-5 who like to sing. The ëBad Boysí have
always been a fun and enthusiastic group.
Mrs. Falloon and I look forward to working
with the boys again this year.
Bothwell Cheese
Thank you to everyone for purchasing cheese
for the Band Program fundraiser. It was a
great program with 801 units of cheese
ordered. Thank you to Marie Peaslee for
heading up this project and tabulating all the
order forms.
CHEESE PICKUP will be on December 3rd ñ
3:00 ñ 9:00 p.m.. This is the same evening as
our Band Concert.
Fruit Sales
The last date to order fresh grapefruit,
oranges, apples and mandarin oranges is
Thursday November 26th. Thank You to
everyone that has sent in their order forms
already. Your support in improving the sound
quality in our school gym is very much
appreciated! Delivery date is December 8/9th.
Everyone will be phoned with the exact time.
Thank you to some community members who
have made personal donations to this project.
The Division office will issue tax receipts for
donations.
ïMrs. Glenda McConnell
SCHOLASTIC BOOK FAIR
Parents/Guardians/Teachers
The Scholastic Book Fair is next week, and we
hope youíve kept these dates open:
Wednesday, Nov.25th from 5:30-8:30 p.m. and
Thursday, Nov.26th from 5:30-8:00 p.m..
Hereís how the book fair works: on
Wednesday the 25th, students visit the book
fair with their class and look at the large
selection of books that are available for
purchase. Then on either Wednesday or
Thursday evenings, during the book fair,
purchases can be made (cheques or cash). We
have books and gift items for all ages and we
welcome everyone! This year we are also
having a draw for free books which will be
open to all students. Parents or guardians are
asked to drop off their entry at the book fair.
Entry forms can be found in the Scholastic
Book Fair pamphlet. The draw will be made at
8:00 p.m. on Thursday, Nov.25th. The winner
will choose books from the book
display.....$25.00 for the winner and $25.00
for the winnerís classroom.
This book fair is open to everyone.
The school library receives a portion of the
proceeds which will be used to purchase new
books.
Thank you for your support
ïMs. Kontzie, Souris School Librarian
MICROWAVE DUTY
Please arrive at the school at 11:45 a.m.
Parents you will have to use main office doors
as all other doors will be locked. You can go to
Room 7 in the Early Year's end. The
microwaves are stored on a cart in this room.
Someone could be taking a lesson, so PLEASE
enter quietly. The instructions are on the side
of the top microwave. The monthly calendar is
on the top.
The workers for next week are: Nov. 23 - Lisa
Edmunds, Nov. 24 ñ Mark Remillard, Nov. 25 -
Lisa Edmunds, Nov. 26 - Kathleen Lagasse.
Thank you to Carol Graham, Sharon Kreusch,
Heather Remillard, Crystal Page and Lara
Bossert for doing microwave this week.
If there are any problems please phone me at
483-1511. Thank you.
ïMarie Peaslee
Middle Years News
Our Middle Years studentsí report cards and
portfolios were sent home to parents on
Wednesday, Nov. 18th. Parents, please take
this opportunity to review the contents of
your childís portfolio and discuss the progress
they have made to this point throughout the
year. We request that all portfolios are
returned to the school by Tuesday, Nov. 24th
so they are available during
parent/student/teacher interviews.
Our parent/student/teacher interviews will
be held on Wednesday, November 25th, and
Thursday, November 26th. A scheduled time
has been sent home with all students. If you
are unable to attend during your scheduled
time, please be sure to contact your homeroom
teacher to reschedule. We look forward to
seeing all parents and students to discuss the
successes and progress that has been made!
We will be hosting our semi-annual Mini-
Awards for our students on Thursday,
November 26th at 2:15 in the little gym. We
look forward to celebrating our students
academic successes and acknowledge their
achievements at this time. Please consider
this your invitation to attend!
BAND NEWS
Parent-Teacher Interviews
Being an itinerant teacher, I will be between
two schools for parent/student/teacher
interviews. Please note that I will be available
at Souris School for parent-teacher
interviews on Thursday, November 26th, from
5:30pm-8:00pm in the band room. Feel free
have any questions or comments.
ïMr. Paul Cwir
COATS FOR KIDS
The Coats for Kids Collection will run for a
final week during parent/teacher interviews.
A separate deposit box for any old used eye
glasses will also be located at the main office
and another at Mr. Wallmannís office. Thanks
for supporting the Coats for Kids campaign.
ïAllison Brigden
CAREER EXPLORATION NEWS
ìThank Youî to ACC and the University of
Saskatchewan who gave presentations to our
students this week.
Many post-secondary institutions are now
holding ìOpen Housesî. These are great
opportunities for parents and their children to
tour the campus. The day consists of
informative sessions, interaction with
teachers and advisors and guided campus
tours. For more information for the open
house dates of your school of choice go to:
Any students 13 to 17 years old interested in
the France/Canada/Exchange Program, this
yearís information has just arrived.
An effective tool available for career planning
is CAREER CRUISING Manitobaís Website for
Career Exploration and Development.
Students can do career researches, find out
about careers and what is needed, education
wise, to pursue them. Check it out at
New scholarships to look at are:
2009 Toyota Earth Day
Re/Max Quest for Excellence
Manitoba Youth Leadership
Please see me for further information and
continue to check our schoolís website for
updated scholarships.
ïMrs. C. Delaurier
SOURIS SCHOOL PARENT ADVISORY
COUNCIL
SSPAC Meeting
Monday November 16, 2009
SSPAC regular meeting was called to order
Monday, November 16, 2009 at 7 pm
Present: Twila Morrisseau, Wendy Addison,
Heather Remillard, Susan Agland, Carla
Hebner, Angela Deleau, Kim Eissner, Jill
Robertson, Bonnie Radcliffe, Robert Radcliffe,
Andrea Boyechko, Roxanne Scraba, Henry
Maryniuk, Cheryl Roberts, Becky Switzer, Lara
Bossert, Trisha Simonson, Glenn Wallmann,
Leanne Rolfe, Mary Lovatt, Jackie Kirkup,
Jennifer Gordon, Christine Janz, Crystal Page,
Shelley Elliott, Belinda West, Jaycee
Thexton. Regrets: Pam Walker
Cheryl moved, Kim seconded adoption of the
agenda.
Secretary's Report: Heather moved, Shelley
seconded to adopt the minutes from the last
meeting held October 19, 2009.
A letter has been sent c/o Glenda McConnell
to the Manitoba Community Services Council in
support of the Souris Arts Council grant
application for funding toward installation of
acoustic panels in the gym.
Treasurerís Report: Current balance remains:
$649.70. Heather will contact the school
office this week to pick up the funds of $512
(from student fees) and will deposit same in
the account.
Principal's Report: The School Planning
Report for 2009-2010 is completed and this is
presently an audit year for Southwest Horizon
School Division. The document will be in
effect for three years. The plan is evaluated
and recommendations by the committee are
returned to the school.
This year's school plan outcome is: by June of
2010 all students from Grades 6-12 will have
participated in at least six learning elements
of the school's Engaged Learner Document.
For more information regarding "Engaged
Learner" ; Google it! For more information on
School Planning see the Manitoba Education
website at:
dex.html
Questions regarding the School Planning
Report can be directed to Bob Young at the
school.
A survey will be developed regarding student
engagement that will be given to Middle Years
Students.
Information was given on the changes to the
Early Years Christmas Concert and Grade 5
Musical for this year. Parents were given the
opportunity to ask the administration
questions, express their concerns, and provide
and receive feedback. If you were unable to
attend the meeting and have questions,
concerns or comments, please call Glenn
Wallmann at the school.
During the recent Middle Years Drama the
weight equipment was not removed from the
stage because the area that was requested
for the play did not include where the weight
equipment was located. When the stage is
used for an event and this equipment needs to
be moved, it normally takes 1 to 1 1/2 hours.
Brad Kyle will begin his new position as
Southwest Horizon School Division
Superintendent as of February 2010. PAC
executive was given a copy of Mr. Kyle's bio
for its review.
Business arising: There will be no child care
provided at the November 25th/26th
Parent/Teacher Interviews. PAC was unable
to find the necessary (4) parent volunteers,
therefore, it has been decided child care is
not a need during this time.
Samples of school wear will be displayed at
the upcoming Parent/Teacher interviews and
there will be opportunity for ordering items.
Adult and youth sizes will be available. Wright
Screen Printing will supply the school wear
locally.
Jaycee will schedule an executive meeting to
put together information for the school
website, the town website and an immigration
package being put together by the Souris
CDC. Also, Jaycee will put together a
communication report that lists all places that
SSPAC information can be found.
New Business: The staff appreciation
breakfast will be held February 10, 2010.
Jaycee will notify administration of the date
chosen. This year's suggested theme is
pirates (thank you Belinda). Bonnie then
moved, seconded by Jill that this year's
theme be Pirates and the motion was carried.
It was suggested that the bakery be given 6
weeks notice of our order. Jaycee will contact
the bakery.
Mary nominated Jaycee and Kim, seconded by
Jill to form a nomination committee to make
Nominations for MB's Celebration of
Excellence in Teaching-Minister's Awards.
Anyone who is interested in helping please
contact Jaycee or Kim. Student council will be
contacted to see if they wish anyone from
their council to assist with the nominations.
Comment, compliment or pass: Angie stated
she is happy with the information provided in
regards to the K-5 Christmas Concert and
Grade 5 musical. Henry compliments PAC and
the Administration for the manner in which
this evening's questions were handled. Kim
compliments Glen and Bob on how the
information was presented regarding the
changes in format of the K-4 concert and
Grade 5 Musical. Jaycee thanks everyone
present for being respectful of individual
opinions. Unfortunately not all Comments and
Compliments were recorded due to how quickly
all comments were made. Our apologies for
any omissions.
Meeting adjourned by Cheryl.
Notes submitted by: Mary Lovatt.
Executive for 2009-2010
President ñ Jaycee Thexton 483-3065
Vice-President ñ Shelley Elliot 726-1888
Secretary ñ Mary Lovatt 483-2717
Treasurer ñ Heather Remillard 483-7383
Early Years Representative ñ Cheryl Roberts
483-3034
Middle Years Representative ñ Cheryl Roberts
483-3034
Senior Years Representative ñ Pam Walker
483-3710
ìA community organization dedicated to the
education and well being of children.î
SCHOOL CURLING
Mondays, (except first Monday of every
month)
3:30 ñ 4:00 ñ grades K-2 students
4:00 ñ 4:45 ñ grades 3-5 students
Tuesdays, 3:3O ñ 4:30
Open to all students above grade 5.
Fees:
Grades K-5 - $25 per curler
Grades 6-12 - $35 per curler
This is open to students whether they are
beginner or have curled before. All
participants must have clean runners and wear
pants that will stretch. Please note that all K-
2 curlers will be required to have a helmet. A
bike helmet would be fine. Older curlers may
also do so as well. This is a good idea
especially for new curlers.
We are very short of supervisors, so if any
parents or grandparents are able to help, it
would be greatly appreciated.
For further details contact Karen Dunbar at
483-3534.
VOLLEYBALL
Varsity Boys
The Varsity Boys Volleyball team was in
Brandon last weekend and finally won a
tournament this year. It was the teamís
fourth first place game this season and they
won in three sets over Vincent Massey 25-15,
24-25, 15-10. Tanner Butler and Troy
Chandler were awarded All Star and Brett
Young was named tournament MVP ñ way to go
guys!
On Tuesday the boys volleyball team headed
to Reston and are now league champions! The
team defeated Elkhorn 25-6, 25-11 in the
semi-final and then Killarney 25-11, 22-25, 15-
11 in the final. Job well done!
ïMr. Mike Kindle
Varsity Girls
After suffering a disappointing five set loss
last Thursday to Killarney, the Varsity Girls
Volleyball team rebounded with a big
tournament win in Portage this past weekend.
The girls had a perfect 8-0 record in the
round robin defeating teams from Manitou,
Warren, Erickson and McGregor. In playoffs
they defeated Portage Collegiate, Linden
Christian and Nellie McLung to win the
championshipí.
The Varsity Girls Volleyball team won the
league championship Tuesday night in Souris
with straight set victories over Melita &
Killarney. Congratulations Girls!
ïMrs. Rhonda Young
Junior Varsity Girls
The Junior Varsity Girls Volleyball team
finished their season in Hamiota this weekend.
The girls finished 4th in the round robin then
proceeded to win the quarter final match
against Virden, the semi-final match against
Neelin before losing two extremely close
games to Minnedosa in the final 21-25 & 20-
25. The ladies played so well, once again,
collecting fans as the day unfolded.
Fabulous day girls!
ïMs. Barb Birch
SCHOOL COMING EVENTS
November
25 & Parent/Student/Teacher
26 Evening Interviews
25th - 5:30 ñ 8:30 p.m.
26th - 5:30-8:00 p.m.
Last Day to order fruit
27 Admin Dayíí
No Classes
December
1 Winter Band Concert in Hartney
3 Winter Band Concert in Souris
Gr. 7-12 ñ 7:30 p.m.
Cheese Pickup-3:00-9:00 p.m.
17 Winter Concert for K-4
1:00 p.m.
18 Last Day of Classes
before Christmas Break
January
4 First Day of Classes ñ Day1
February
16 & 17 Grad Pictures
The Souris Ministerial Association is inviting
anyone who is suffering from any type of loss
to join them at the annual Blue Christmas
Ecumenical Service to be held at St. Maryís
Church on Friday, December 4th at 7:00
p.m. A reception will follow.
Souris Elks vs. Winnipeg Jets
A charity hockey game is slated for the
Murray Arena on Sunday November 22nd at
3:00 p.m. The game features former Winnipeg
Jets (NHL/WHA) and Pro players from
Manitoba including Souris School Grade 7
teacher Brian Elder (a former Jets draft
pick). Tickets are $10 and 12 and under are
$5, and can be purchased at the school office
or the Murray Arena. Proceeds from this
event will help to restore the Souris Middle
Years School Playground. For more
information, contact; Linda McRae at 726-
3206.
Souris Skating Clubs 35th Annual Craft Sale
Saturday, Nov 21st, 2009
10 am to 3:30 pm
Souris Community Hall
Souris Skating Clubs Karaokee /Dance
Saturday Nov. 21st, 2009
6:30 to 10:30pm
grade 4 to Grade 8
cost $10 snacks and drinks provided
Kids must be signed in and signed out....
Two Person Curling: The Souris Curling
Centre is holding a " Sturling Day" on
Saturday, December 12th. Any age (preferably
old enough to be able to throw a rock the
length of the ice )can play. To see the rules go
to www.sturling.net. People can sign up as a
team of 2, or individually, at the rink. Teams
can be 2 students, 2 adults, or a student and
an adult. Games last about an hour, so we hope
everyone can get in 2 or more games,
depending on the number of entries. For more
information, please contact Colin Dunbar at
483-3669, or Don Kowalchuk at 483-2023.
Souris Elkís Lodge and Brandon Wheat Kings
For $10.00 you can purchase a ticket that
gives you two chances to win a pair of tickets
for every remaining Wheat Kings Home Game.
Your name will also be entered for a chance to
purchase a Memorial Cup package. Proceeds to
Elkís Community Projects. For tickets call
Brian 483-3015 or Bert at 483-1511.
AVALON THEATRE
November. 20-22 7:30 P.M.
LOVE HAPPENS
Starring: Aaron Eckhart/Jennifer Aniston
Rated P.G.1hr 47mins
Will two people who have met the right person
at exactly the wrong time be able to give love
another chance? As each struggles with the
hurt of love and loss, they realize that in
order to move forward, they need to let go of
the past. And if they can, they'll find that,
sometimes, love happens when you least
expect it.
What Every Babysitter Should Know
Saturday, December 5th
9:00 ñ 4:00 p.m. @ Training & Community
Services Centre in the Brandon Shoppers Mall.
Course is designed for kids aged 11-14. Cost is
$45.00. Pre-registration is required. For
more info or to register call 727-4466.
UPCOMING RECREATION HAPPENINGS
Souris Valley Recreation Commission
483-5214, 483-2538 fax
Yoga
Come join us for a night of relaxation and
exercise
Tuesdays
September 15 ñ December 15th
Cost: $10.00 per evening
7:30pm ñ 8:30pm
Souris & Glenwood Memorial Complex
SOURIS HARVEST FOOD BANK
Open first and third Thursdays of each month
from 5:00 p.m. ñ 7:00 p.m.
It is located at St. Paulís United Church and
please use the NE entrance.
ALLERGY ALERT
Please do not bring or send products
containing nuts, kiwi, fish or seafood. We
would also appreciate if you can avoid sending
egg products such as egg sandwiches, boiled
eggs or meringues. Thank you so much for
helping us to keep everyone safe and healthy.
HYGIENE REMINDER
Washing of hands and face before coming to
school helps stop the spread of germs as well
as materials that could cause anaphylaxis
(allergic) reactions. Please help to monitor and
encourage your childís healthy cleanliness
routine.
HANDICAPPED PARKING
Just a reminder that the area designated as
handicapped parking in front of the Early
Years main doors is reserved for parents of
children with special needs. Please do not park
in these spots.
CAMPBELL SOUP LABELS
Thank you to everyone who keeps saving the
labels/UPC codes from Campbell Soup
products, V8-Juice/Splast/Prego
Spaghetti/Broth/Goldfish
Crackers/Habitant/Chunky Chili
Soup/Gardennay/Pace Salsa/Soup at Hand etc
Just a reminder the bar codes have to be on
them and if you can lay them flat and have
them counted, that is also a big help. . If
interested, you can go to www.campbellsoup.ca,
and then click on labels for education for more
information on this program. Keep those labels
coming!
ïMrs. Glenda McConnell
OLD YEARBOOKS
We have the following years available. Cost is
$1.00 for each book. Drop by the office for
your copy.
Senior Years
1980-81, 1983-84, 1995-96, 1997-98, 2002-
03, 2003-2004
Middle Years
1989-90, 1991-92, 1992-93, 1993-94, 1995-
96, 1996-97, 1997-98, 1998-99, 2000-2001,
2001-02
We still have five 2006-2007 high school
yearbooks available. The cost is $15.00
each. If interested, please see Mr. Adams in
the Business Education Lab or Connie Moffatt
or Ellen Legge in the office.
Have a Wonderful Weekend!
Get Out and Enjoy This Great
Weather!
TEAMWORK
Success follows when individual
talents and abilities are blended.
FORBIDDEN FLAVOURS
New Menu Items and Price List
HamburgerÖ$2.75
CheeseburgerÖ$3.00
Hot dogsÖ$2.00
SoupÖ$2.50
SandwichesÖ$3.00
WrapÖ$3.50
Mini SubsÖ$2.25
Pizza PopsÖ$2.00
Kraft Dinner CupÖ$2.00
Daily SpecialÖ$3.75
Pizza PretzelÖ$2.00
OreoÖ$1.75
CookiesÖ$.75
MuffinsÖ$1.75
BagelsÖ$1.50
Fruit CupÖ$1.50
Sm. Choc MilkÖ$1.25
Lg. Choc MilkÖ$1.75
ChipsÖ$1.25
Hot RodÖ $1.25
Beef JerkyÖ$1.75
Cheese StringÖ$1.00
Cheeseín CrackersÖ$1.00
VeggiesÖ$2.00
Juice BoxesÖ$1.00
SlushyÖ$2.00
HallsÖ$1.50
Jello - $0.75
Yogurt - $1.50
Daily Specials - $3.75
Monday...Perogies
Tuesday...Potato Skins
Wednesday...Chicken Bacon Cheese Melt
Thursday...Taco in a Bag
Friday...Pizza ñ (Cheese or Pepperoni/Salami)
As always, bag lunches will be delivered to Kindergarten
and grade 1 students. Please make sure orders have
names, grade and room numbers on them.
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