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CAFE DES ARTISTES IS COMING... THIS THURSDAY @ 6:30 p.m. in the gym...
PLAN TO BE THERE!
 
 
A great big thank you to all who attended FAMILY FUN MATH NIGHT and WELCOME TO KINDERGARTEN!
Registration for Junior Kindergarten is ongoing.  You may request more details by calling the school at 705 475-2326 to request your registration package. 
 

Plant Sale is a go for

Saturday, May 26th @ 8:30 am

We need volunteers to set up Friday and others to be there the day of the sale on Saturday.  Please contact Marlee Franz (email Madame Parker and I will put you in touch with her) if you are able to help out either Friday night (one hour) or Saturday morning (one hour shifts between 8 and 11 am).   We will need someone to take charge in the morning.  Please e-mail me if you are available Saturday morning.  

PLANTS:  We need your plants!!!!  This is what makes a good PLANT sale.  One person's "weed" may be someone else's star of the garden!  Tell your friends, neighbours, families:  we need all things green! 

Plant Sale Flyer 2012

  

ALLIANCE STUDENTS DO US PROUD AT THE NIPISSING UNIVERSITY HERITAGE FAIR

On Friday, May 4, ten Alliance students participated in the regional Heritage Fair at Nipissing University.  These representatives were chosen for their high quality work at the school fair.  Our children did VERY well, receiving the following honours:

--Averi F and Anne Y won the Merit of Recognition for enthusiasm and visual impact for 'Canadian Coins'
--Shoshana T and Kaitlyn P received the Multicultural award for their tie-in of Aboriginals to maple syrup.
--Kyra O earned the award for Outstandiong Student Achievement in the research of Ontario's history for her 'History of the Railroad'.
--Anne and Averi are also to be included in an article in the top magazine in Canada for coin collectors.
--Matt M was interviewed on Cogeco TV by Greg Estabrooks and shown on the weekend news.

***** EXCELLENT WORK ON ALL PROJECTS! *****

See article in Campus News

Near North District School Board
 
The Near North District School Board recently rolled our their newly formatted website.  Updated information and links to many useful sites and resources can now be found with ease.  Please take the time to visit the new site at:
 
 
 
We are collecting gently used
Alliance Spirit Wear for “reusing”.

Do you have gently used Alliance spirit wear you would like to donate back to the school? Have you out-grown your Alliance hoodie, tee-shirt, sweatshirt?

We will gladly accept these items for one of our fellow Gators to enjoy!

These items can be can be dropped off anytime at Alliance to Lynda Smits’ attention.

   

END OF DAY PICK-UP

Our office is a very busy place and our secretaries field a very high volume of calls daily; therefore, we are asking that any changes to the daily routine for departure of your children are given to your child’s teacher in writing. Since loose notes often get lost in the bottom of bags, please write or tape the message in your child’s agenda or communication book. 

These requests will be submitted to the office in the morning and will allow us to generate an authorized "Pick up" list for the end of the day.  If you must call the school to advise us of changes in plans, please do so as soon as possible.  Please keep in mind that we cannot guarantee that any calls made after 2 p.m. will be received in time to ensure your child is not put on the bus. 

Thank you for your kind consideration in ensuring the safety of your child.

 
     

La maison des/Home of the 

"ALLIGATORS"

 Alliance School is going into year 3 and we are looking forward to another great year.  In addition to our administration team, we currently have a teaching staff of 29 full or part-time teachers, a support staff of 14 and an enrolment of 513 students. We are presently the largest elementary school in the NNDSB and we are still growing. It continues to be our desire to make Alliance a community school where children and parents enjoy coming to school.  We are committed to excellence: excellence in developing a culture in caring, teaching and learning while providing students with challenging bilingual programs and opportunities for growth in an environment of responsibility, safety and respect.

 

 

 

Please bookmark this site and visit often.  It can be accessed easily though the shorter url: www.nearnorthschools.ca/alliance You will be automatically redirected to our site. 

 

It is always important to keep an open line of communication.  If you have questions, please don't hesitate to contact your child's teacher.  A positive relationship between home and school is imperative for your child's success.  Keep informed, keep updated and participate in school activities when you can. 

'Studies show that students peform better in school when their parents are involved in their education." (Ontario Curriculum)

 

 

 

Since we are a NUT AND SCENT FREE ENVIRONMENT, we ask for your consideration to ensure the safety of our students and staff.  Please refrain from wearing scented products when entering our school and sending any food that may contain nuts. 

Your cooperation is greatly appreciated!

 PLEASE READ VERY IMPORTANT MEMO ABOUT "PEANUT BUTTER SUBSTITUTES" (Added November 9th, 2010)

 

 

 

NNDSB School Year Calendar

 

Since this site has become so large, it is sometimes difficult to keep on top of everything.  You can help out by reporting any broken links or outdated information to Madame Colleen Parker, the site Webmaster.  

SAFETY REMINDERS:

 

PARKING AT ALLIANCE 

A reminder that there is no parking at any time in the bus zone in front of the school. 
 
SIGNING IN AT THE OFFICE
 
Your child's safety is of utmost importance to us.  For this reason, we must be aware of all adults entering the building.  We ask that you enter the school only throught the main door and sign in at the office at all times. 
 
The lower doors are reserved for the entry of JK-1 students and staff only.
 
 MORNING DROP-OFF
 
Students should not arrive or be dropped off until after 8:35 am since there is no supervision provided until that time.  
 
 HANDICAP PARKING
 
Two handicap parking spots are provided in the front parking lot. We do have families who require regular access to them. Please note that parking in these spots without a valid permit is in violation of the City of North Bay bylaw.
 
  
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