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May Council Meeting

 You Are Invited To Attend…


Bloordale Virtual Council Meeting 

May 12 at 6:30pm


The meeting code is being sent to all families via email in the afternoon on May 12. If you do not receive this message from the school, please email bloordaleparents@gmail.com and it will be forwarded to you around 5pm.


It will be so easy to get to since you don’t even have to leave your home!


Agenda:


Survey Discussion and Goal Setting


Grade 8 Grad


Secondary School


Traffic

Even though we are not in the building right now, it will be a problem one day soon so lets get it fixed once and for all and work together to let the City know that 

WE NEED SAFE CROSSINGS FOR OUR KIDS!


We are not in the same place right now and many of our kids are having a rough time but we can all help each other and get through to the end of this VERY rough year and . If you have ANY questions about the end of the school year or remote/virtual learning, please feel free to us this meeting as a place to find answers. Remember, if we don’t have an answer for you right away, we will find you the answer!


In Case You Missed It You Still Have Time To Take Part In Our Planning Survey:

BMS Council Survey 2021



Ways to Connect

Website: https://bloordaleparents.blogspot.com/ 

Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/BloordaleSchoolCouncil 

Twitter: https://twitter.com/BloordaleC 

                                                                           Email: bloordaleparents@gmail.com

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