For many years, KDHS students have built memory boxes that are donated to Windsor Regional Hospital. In collaboration with the Canadian Mental Health Association, the boxes are given to families who experience newborn and infant loss and have mementos or keepsakes to bring home with them. This year, students had been learning how to reclaim hardwood flooring and utilizing woodworking processes to create the boxes. Thank you to Erin Kelly, Logan Kane and Bill Fetter for joining the students as they presented the boxes to Rosemary Hogan-Kobrynovich from Windsor Regional Hospital.
We are thrilled to announce our second signing of the 2023 campaign. Welcome to @mruggi16 , OF and LHP. He signed from his High School today. So glad you're a Bruin Matteo. #BearDown
@on1wheel4life@ajesusjoseph I teach. I never see them. Got a ziploc with 2 inside prior to March Break. Admin - if they have any - NEVER advertise or offer them up to anyone (staff or students). Have to grab them from Walmart when I walk out.
@PureDove7@imgrund I too can’t stand his smirk. He’s hard to take seriously. It’s like he’s speaking and trying to hold back laughter. These are not times to be laughing.
We were so very fortunate to have Fred Fox, Terry’s brother, at our school today. Fred spoke of Terry’s beautiful spirit of perseverance & his desire to help others. Terry was a true Canadian hero. #terryfox
....today, I had the pleasure of meeting Fred Fox, the eldest brother of Terry Fox. He gave a moving talk about early life with his little brother and… https://t.co/bnAUg1OnvJ