News & Announcements

SJAM Grad Photos – Oct. 29 to Nov. 2

Posted October 18, 2018

GRADS – it’s that time of year again! Edge Imaging will be at SJAM from
October 29th to November 2nd for grad photos sessions!

To book your appointment, visit BOOKMYGRAD.CA and use school code “SIR”!

SJAM School Council Meeting – Tuesday, October 16th – 7:00pm

Posted October 16, 2018

Any parents interested in participating in SJAM’s School Council – we meet tonight (Tuesday, October 16th) at 7:00pm in the main office conference room. Please use either school main entrance (front or back) and find the hallway between the SJAM main office and guidance! See you tonight!

Cannabis legalization and our schools

Posted October 15, 2018

On October 17, 2018, cannabis will be legal to use, buy, possess and cultivate in Canada for persons over 19 years of age. For our students, the possession and use of cannabis is illegal. We know that this change in legislation has raised many questions and possible concerns regarding how the change will affect schools. […]

SJAM Spirit Wear Store – NOW OPEN ONLINE!

Posted October 12, 2018

SJAM’s 2018 Spirit Wear Store is now open online!

Click the graphic above to check out the cool new Highlander gear available for order!

U of W Info Presentation – Mon. Oct. 22nd (D Block)

Posted October 11, 2018

Representatives from the University of Waterloo visit SJAM
Monday, October 22nd (D Block – 1:25-2:40pm).

Students wishing to sign up for the info presentation in the SJAM Aud, please click HERE or the graphic above to complete the required Google form.

The presentation is open to any grads or grade 11 students considering U of W as a post-secondary destination. Deadline to register via the Google form is Wednesday, October 17th! Invitations for this event will be sent to students who have completed the form by the deadline.

October 5 is World Teachers’ Day

Posted October 4, 2018

On October 5th, we celebrate World Teachers’ Day, a day where we acknowledge the dedication and passion of our educators. This morning, 64,000 students across Waterloo Region made their way to school. They walked with their friends, rode their bikes, or boarded a school bus. They entered classrooms excited and ready to learn. In each […]