Eagle's Eye

Eagle's Nest meals are $6 each, or you can purchase a 5-meal punch pass for just $25. Punch cards are available to purchase at the office. Exact change and card is accepted.

Monday, February 23 (Day 1)

• Jumbo Hot Dog with Chips

• French Toast Feast

Wednesday, February 25 (Day 1)

• Grilled Cheese or BLT Sandwich with soup

Thursday, February 26 (Day 2)

• Teriyaki Rice Bowl or Butter Chicken with Naan

Friday, February 27 (Day 1)

• Individual Pizza with Salad

• February 23: Band Concert / PTI Bookings open
• February 25: Early Dismissal / Black History Month Recognition / Pink Shirt Day
• February 26: Grade 8 Retreat
• March 4: Early Dismissal
• March 5: Career Fair
• March 6: PD Day, No School
• March 11: Early Dismissal / Parent Teacher Interviews / New Student Orientation (Grade 8-12)
• March 16: Parent Teacher Interviews / Grade 7 Orientation
• March 18: Early Dismissal
• March 23 to 27: Spring Break, No School
• April 1: Early Dismissal
• April 3: Good Friday, No School

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This upcoming Wednesday, TAVO will be hosting an event in the Lower Link for Black History Month! There will be a presentation showcasing the accomplishments and achievements of Black-Canadians that runs first, and a Kahoot that will follow. We encourage the students of SCA to participate at lunch as we celebrate Black-Canadians and their history, all while winning fun prizes ranging from chocolate bars to gift cards!

On February 25th, our school will recognize Pink Shirt Day! Make sure to wear Pink and join us for bracelet making at lunch in the Link!

Pink Shirt Day is a day dedicated to standing up against bullying and choosing kindness, inclusion, and respect. It began in Canada when two students wore pink shirts to support a classmate who was being bullied. It has since grown into a nationwide movement reminding us that even small acts of courage can make a big difference. Pink Shirt Day connects closely to the example of Jesus. Throughout the Gospels, Jesus shows us how to stand up for others, welcome those who feel left out, and respond to unkindness with love and compassion. He calls us to “love one another” and to treat others with dignity and respect.

Let’s wear pink proudly on February 25th and continue to build a community rooted in Christ’s love. 💕

We are VERY EXCITED about our 4th annual SCS Career Fair! On Thursday, March 5, over the lunch hour, students will have the opportunity to connect with nearly 100 SCA parents, alumni, community members and post-secondary school representatives, to network and learn about career fields of interest. Please encourage your students to attend this memorable and fun event! As an added bonus, students who participate in the career fair will have the opportunity to win some amazing prizes generously donated by our school community, including Oilers Tickets, loge seats at Oil Kings games (with parking passes included), Apple Air Pods, gift cards to Subway, Tim Hortons, Starbucks, and more!

In preparation for this event, parents we encourage you to chat with your students about their giftings and passions, and how they might use them in a career one day. Attached is a career conversation guide to help you.

If you are interested in getting involved or supporting this year’s career fair, please reach out Mrs. Matheson (dion.matheson@eips.ca)

Tickets are $10 at the door

Doors Open at 6:00pm

Concert Begins at 6:30pm

As we celebrate this exciting graduation milestone, we are raising funds through a chocolate fundraiser to help support the costs of this celebration. By purchasing chocolate, you are not only enjoying a sweet treat , you are helping us create a meaningful and memorable celebration for our graduates. Every purchase, no matter the size, is deeply appreciated. Thank you for your support and for being part of this important chapter! Orders will be ready for pick up before Easter.

📣 Calling All SCA & Eagles Alumni!
Do you have old hoodies or spirit wear you no longer wear?
Give them a second life by donating your gently used SCA/Eagles apparel to support our Leadership 9 fundraising event!

🧥 Especially looking for hoodies
📅 Drop-off deadline: February 27, 2026
📍 Drop off at: SCA Secondary school office

Let’s:
✔️ Clean out our closets
✔️ Support our students
✔️ Give spirit wear a new purpose

📩 Questions?
Contact: symonds.botchey@eips.ca
Help us turn unused spirit wear into student opportunities!

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🍕 Family Pizza Night – Every Last Sunday of the Month! 🍕

Make the last Sunday of each month a special one! Join us for Family Pizza Night and help support our Leadership 9 class as we fundraise (PAPA JOHNS) for our program and upcoming trip.

It’s simple:
✅ Order your favorite pizza using the code below
✅ Enjoy a fun meal with family and friends
✅ Support our students at the same time!

This isn’t just about pizza—it’s about community. Invite your friends, family, and neighbors to take part too. The more people order, the more support we raise together.

📅 Mark your calendars: every last Sunday of the month for the whole school year!
📲 Share the code far and wide—every order counts!

Use this code at checkout: [SCA15]

Thank you for making a difference, one slice at a time!

If you are a grade 9 girl looking to hang out, chat, play games, do crafts and more, join Mrs. Glombick and Mrs. Hutlet in room 218 at lunch on February 26 and March 12 (more dates to be announced). Bring your lunch!

Come check out Chess Club, starting Tuesday, Feb 10! We will meet every Tuesday during the second half of lunch in The Commons. Whether you’re a total beginner or a chess pro, everyone’s welcome.

Mark your calendars! Registration for EIPS Summer School opens March 10. For more information, see the Summer School page on Next Step’s website.

RCMP Talks for youth allies (parents, caregivers, educators, youth professionals): RCMPTalks is a series of engaging virtual videoconferences focused on youth crime and victimization

topics. This initiative aims to empower youth to engage in conversations about these important issues while also supporting adults in learning how to effectively discuss them with young people.

Online Safety with MediaSmarts (English): February 25, 2026 from 7:00PM to 8:00PM EST – link to register - https://forms.office.com/r/ZkUUfRggtQ

Online Safety with MediaSmarts (French): April 8, 2026 from 7:00PM to 8:00PM EST – link to register - https://forms.office.com/r/Tvrk0qZgag

DID YOU KNOW?

The RCMP has introduced the High Risk Child Sex Offender Database, a publicly accessible national tool designed to help protect children and vulnerable individuals. This first-of-its-kind database centralizes information on individuals convicted of sexual offences against children who are deemed at high risk of reoffending. The database includes only information previously made public by police or authorities and relies on provinces and territories to identify and submit high-risk offenders. Administered by the RCMP, it supports police investigations and prevention efforts while providing Canadians with verified information to make informed safety decisions. This initiative reflects a shared commitment to child protection and enhances collaboration between police agencies across Canada. Link to database - https://rcmp.ca/en/news/2026/01/4349297

The Elk Island Public Schools (EIPS) returning student registration process for 2026-27 takes place Feb. 9-23, 2026. Through the online form, families will confirm the school and program their child will attend next year or advise the Division if they aren’t returning. For students who want to attend a non-designated school next year, these requests must be submitted through the returning student registration process—acceptance is based on available space.

On February 9, the parent/guardian on file in PowerSchool identified as the Permission Click contact for each student will receive an email through Permission Click with a link to the form. If your family hasn’t received any Permission Click forms this school year, contact the school office so we can investigate any technical issues before registration season.