Please note that the Salvation Army is in desperate need of volunteers for the Kettle Program. The slots are only 2 hours in length and the work load is minimal (stand by a kettle and wish people Happy Holidays).
Also, the Tea and Toast program at the hospital is also looking for volunteers. Preference will be given to students who are interested in the the health care field and working in a hospital setting.
Please come see Mrs. Wright if you are interested in either of these opportunities.
Hey Talented folks!
Can you juggle? Sing? Dance? Act?
Come sign up for the Winter Talent Show happening December 19th at 12:05 pm. Sign-ups are outside room 305 and are due by Friday, December 12th!
We can't wait to cheer you on!
PDCI's Annual Cake Auction is coming up, and we're looking for bakers, decorators, and anyone who wants to take part in the fun!
Here's what you need to know:
-Sign-ups are due December 8th - make sure to get your name in before the deadline.
-Cake mix will be handed out on December 12th to everyone participating.
-There will be awards for the best cakes, so bring your creativity!
The cake auction will take place on Decemeber 15th during Period 1!
Get ready for one of PDCI's sweetest traditions, Blue Devils!
On Tuesday, the Girls B Intermediate Volleyball team competed in Almonte against 6 other schools. They went undefeated in round robin play until the final set of the day. The team entered the playoffs as the two seed and were the only group able to take a set away from the eventual champs. The high energy play of Maddi, Piper, Anna, and Faith kept everyone on their toes. The calm consistency of Evelyn, Ella, Ruby, and Lily settled the team down when they needed a point. When they weren't able to get the ball set up perfectly, the strong returns from Izzi, Ellie, Heidi and Emily kept them in the game. The team inspired respect and envy in their opponents. They were also the loudest team by far, cheering and supporting each other constantly. The girls played some excellent volleyball throughout the day and should be proud of themselves. Way to go PDCI!
The Senior Boys' basketball team travelled to CPHS Tuesday afternoon to take on the Bears. The Devils scrapped their way to a 5-point lead at half time by relying on intense defense and teamwork as they held CP to only 16 points. PDCI got their offensive game humming in the second half and erupted for 42 points as they pulled away for a 63-37 victory. Shaye Money led the Devils with 18 points while Big P added 16 points and double digit rebounds and Dawson Neadow contributed 10 points while leading the Devils in assists. The seniors would like to thank juniors Willl Schoular and Caine Elliot for providing them with depth off the bench and congratulate Will on scoring his first point at the senior level! The Seniors host undefeated, first place Notre Dame at noon on Tuesday next week. Come out and cheer on your Devils as they strive to pull into a first-place tie in the LCIAA before the holiday break. Let's GO Devils!
Do you ski at Mount Pakenham? Do you need volunteer hours? Mount Pakenham's Adaptive Ski School is looking for volunteers to deliver adaptive snowsport programs for athletes with physical, cognitive and sensory disabilities. See Students Services for contact info.