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Possible Inclement Weather for Jan. 26, 2026
As a reminder:
If buses are canceled on the Final Evaluation Days, final evaluations will still proceed as scheduled.
If the school is closed on a Final Evaluation Day (i.e. Monday), final evaluations that were to occur on the closure date will be rescheduled to Wednesday January 28, 2026.
M.M. Robinson Daily Announcements
Need a quiet place to work on something individually while you eat? Study hall is back for Semester 2 in room 320 Tuesday-Friday over lunch.
If interested, please register by 12PM, Wednesday(Feb 04). The contests will be written on Wednesday, February 25th. For more information see the registration form or contact Ms. Mladenova (mladenovas@hdsb.ca)
Tryouts will run Wed. Feb. 4th and Thurs Feb. 5th, after school in the big gym.
You need a permission form Click this link click the permission form link at the top of the page.
Any questions, email Mr. Ferrone at ferronem@hdsb.ca
Night School Semester 2 Academic courses and Co-op are now open for registration (closing February 12). Courses begin on February 18..
Highlights:
- We are offering 3 Math credits (MCR3U, MCF3M and MHF4U)
- Classes will take place on Monday and Wednesday nights at Abbey Park
- Courses may be cancelled if there is not sufficient enrolment.
- Co-op is being offered for one or two credit options.
- Spaces are limited and will be allocated in the order in which the complete (registration form, completed WEA and credit counselling summary) packages were received.
Semester 2 Night School Academic Information Package
Semester 2 Night School Co-op Information Package
Semester 2 Co-op Registration Form
Work Education Agreement (WEA)
See your Guidance Counsellor with any questions!
Please come to room 325 at the start of lunch TODAY for our final prep meeting.
IMPORTANT - If you can't make it to the meeting, you must connect with an organizing teacher in person or by email :
Mme Velpel - velpelm@hdsb.ca - room 325/327
Mme Beaudoin - beaudoinm@hdsb.ca - PE office
Need a quiet place to work on something individually while you eat? Study hall is back for Semester 2 in room 320 Tuesday-Friday over lunch.
If interested, please register by 12PM, Wednesday(Feb 04). The contests will be written on Wednesday, February 25th. For more information see the registration form or contact Ms. Mladenova (mladenovas@hdsb.ca).
Tryouts will run Wed. Feb. 4th and Thurs Feb. 5th, after school in the big gym.
You need a permission form Click this link click the permission form link at the top of the page.
Any questions, email Mr. Ferrone at ferronem@hdsb.ca
Please put all your course selections in myBlueprint for next year by Tuesday February 3rd.
We will be coming around to classes starting on Thursday to help you double check your codes and ensure your course selections are submitted.
Night School Semester 2 Academic courses and Co-op are now open for registration (closing February 12). Courses begin on February 18..
Highlights:
- We are offering 3 Math credits (MCR3U, MCF3M and MHF4U)
- Classes will take place on Monday and Wednesday nights at Abbey Park
- Courses may be cancelled if there is not sufficient enrolment.
- Co-op is being offered for one or two credit options.
- Spaces are limited and will be allocated in the order in which the complete (registration form, completed WEA and credit counselling summary) packages were received.
Semester 2 Night School Academic Information Package
Semester 2 Night School Co-op Information Package
Semester 2 Co-op Registration Form
Work Education Agreement (WEA)
See your Guidance Counsellor with any questions!
Friendly reminder that AJ and the Grey Cup will be in the theatre from 11:00am-12:00pm today! Come say hello, get a photo or an autograph right after Exam Return day wraps up. See you there. Go Rams.
Tryouts will run Wed. Feb. 4th and Thurs Feb. 5th, after school in the big gym.
You need a permission form Click this link click the permission form link at the top of the page.
Any questions, email Mr. Ferrone at ferronem@hdsb.ca
Please put all your course selections in myBlueprint for next year by Tuesday February 3rd.
We will be coming around to classes starting on Thursday to help you double check your codes and ensure your course selections are submitted.
If interested, please register by 12PM, Wednesday(Feb 04). The contests will be written on Wednesday, February 25th. For more information see the registration form or contact Ms. Mladenova (mladenovas@hdsb.ca).
Check out these 3 opportunities!!
Questions?? See your Guidance Counsellor!
We’re excited to announce an amazing opportunity for female-identifying students interested in the skilled trades. There are 15 spots available for a full-day workshop on February 15, open to students in all grades.
Jill of All Trades Day is a fun, hands-on event where you’ll explore different trades, technologies, and apprenticeship programs, as well as trade-focused courses and post-secondary pathways. This workshop is designed to encourage young women to discover the exciting opportunities and benefits of careers in the skilled trades and technology.
Pick up your registration and permission form from the Guidance Office. Spots are limited!
Application Deadline: February 1st, 2026
Register and Apply through ontariocolleges.ca
Please put all your course selections in myBlueprint for next year by Tuesday February 3rd.
We will be coming around to classes starting on Thursday to help you double check your codes and ensure your course selections are submitted.
Tryouts will run Wed. Feb. 4th and Thurs Feb. 5th, after school in the big gym.
You need a permission form Click this link click the permission form link at the top of the page.
Any questions, email Mr. Ferrone at ferronem@hdsb.ca
This Thursday come meet former Ram AJ Allen and the CFL Grey Cup!!!! They’ll be in the Studio Theatre from 11 to 12. Come say hello, get a photo or an autograph right after Exam Return day wraps up. See you there. Go Rams.
Application Deadline: February 1st, 2026
Register and Apply through ontariocolleges.ca
Check out these 3 opportunities!!
Questions?? See your Guidance Counsellor!
We’re excited to announce an amazing opportunity for female-identifying students interested in the skilled trades. There are 15 spots available for a full-day workshop on February 15, open to students in all grades.
Jill of All Trades Day is a fun, hands-on event where you’ll explore different trades, technologies, and apprenticeship programs, as well as trade-focused courses and post-secondary pathways. This workshop is designed to encourage young women to discover the exciting opportunities and benefits of careers in the skilled trades and technology.
Pick up your registration and permission form from the Guidance Office. Spots are limited!
Night School Semester 2 Academic courses and Co-op are now open for registration (closing February 12). Courses begin on February 18..
Highlights:
- We are offering 3 Math credits (MCR3U, MCF3M and MHF4U)
- Classes will take place on Monday and Wednesday nights at Abbey Park
- Courses may be cancelled if there is not sufficient enrolment.
- Co-op is being offered for one or two credit options.
- Spaces are limited and will be allocated in the order in which the complete (registration form, completed WEA and credit counselling summary) packages were received.
Semester 2 Night School Academic Information Package
Semester 2 Night School Co-op Information Package
Semester 2 Co-op Registration Form
Work Education Agreement (WEA)
See your Guidance Counsellor with any questions!
This Thursday come meet former Ram, AJ Allen and the CFL Grey Cup!!!! They’ll be in the Studio Theatre from 11 to 12. Come say hello, get a photo or an autograph right after Exam Return day wraps up. See you there. Go Rams.
Check out these 3 opportunities!!
Questions?? See your Guidance Counsellor!
Did you miss the RamTV Season Finale Episode? That’s because we had technical difficulties! Sorry about that… But you can catch the recording of our show here:
or go to: www.ramtv.ca
We’re excited to announce an amazing opportunity for female-identifying students interested in the skilled trades. There are 15 spots available for a full-day workshop on February 15, open to students in all grades.
Jill of All Trades Day is a fun, hands-on event where you’ll explore different trades, technologies, and apprenticeship programs, as well as trade-focused courses and post-secondary pathways. This workshop is designed to encourage young women to discover the exciting opportunities and benefits of careers in the skilled trades and technology.
Pick up your registration and permission form from the Guidance Office. Spots are limited!
Night School Semester 2 Academic courses and Co-op are now open for registration (closing February 12). Courses begin on February 18..
Highlights:
- We are offering 3 Math credits (MCR3U, MCF3M and MHF4U)
- Classes will take place on Monday and Wednesday nights at Abbey Park
- Courses may be cancelled if there is not sufficient enrolment.
- Co-op is being offered for one or two credit options.
- Spaces are limited and will be allocated in the order in which the complete (registration form, completed WEA and credit counselling summary) packages were received.
Semester 2 Night School Academic Information Package
Semester 2 Night School Co-op Information Package
Semester 2 Co-op Registration Form
Work Education Agreement (WEA)
See your Guidance Counsellor with any questions!
Night School Semester 2 Academic courses and Co-op are now open for registration (closing February 12). Courses begin on February 18..
Highlights:
- We are offering 3 Math credits (MCR3U, MCF3M and MHF4U)
- Classes will take place on Monday and Wednesday nights at Abbey Park
- Courses may be cancelled if there is not sufficient enrolment.
- Co-op is being offered for one or two credit options.
- Spaces are limited and will be allocated in the order in which the complete (registration form, completed WEA and credit counselling summary) packages were received.
Semester 2 Night School Academic Information Package
Semester 2 Night School Co-op Information Package
Semester 2 Co-op Registration Form
Work Education Agreement (WEA)
See your Guidance Counsellor with any questions!
If interested, please register by 12PM, Wednesday(Feb 04). The contests will be written on Wednesday, February 25th. For more information see the registration form or contact Ms. Mladenova (mladenovas@hdsb.ca)
Check out these 3 opportunities!!
Questions?? See your Guidance Counsellor!
Did you miss the RamTV Season Finale Episode? That’s because we had technical difficulties! Sorry about that… But you can catch the recording of our show here:
or go to: www.ramtv.ca
We’re excited to announce an amazing opportunity for female-identifying students interested in the skilled trades. There are 15 spots available for a full-day workshop on February 15, open to students in all grades.
Jill of All Trades Day is a fun, hands-on event where you’ll explore different trades, technologies, and apprenticeship programs, as well as trade-focused courses and post-secondary pathways. This workshop is designed to encourage young women to discover the exciting opportunities and benefits of careers in the skilled trades and technology.
Pick up your registration and permission form from the Guidance Office. Spots are limited!
If you would like to be considered to be our school’s nominee for the Schulich Scholarship, see the Guidance Google Classroom for more details. Submissions are due January 25th.
Please read the message in the email for next steps if you need changes.
De-stress with the friendly dogs before exams Thursday the 22nd and Monday the 26th.
Check out these 3 opportunities!!
Questions?? See your Guidance Counsellor!
Did you miss the RamTV Season Finale Episode? That’s because we had technical difficulties! Sorry about that… But you can catch the recording of our show here:
or go to: www.ramtv.ca
Please read the message in the email for next steps if you need changes.
We’re excited to announce an amazing opportunity for female-identifying students interested in the skilled trades. There are 15 spots available for a full-day workshop on February 15, open to students in all grades.
Jill of All Trades Day is a fun, hands-on event where you’ll explore different trades, technologies, and apprenticeship programs, as well as trade-focused courses and post-secondary pathways. This workshop is designed to encourage young women to discover the exciting opportunities and benefits of careers in the skilled trades and technology.
Pick up your registration and permission form from the Guidance Office. Spots are limited!
If you would like to be considered to be our school’s nominee for the Schulich Scholarship, see the Guidance Google Classroom for more details. Submissions are due January 25th.
De-stress with the friendly dogs before exams Thursday the 22nd and Monday the 26th.
Tune in this Wednesday Jan. 21st for our Season Finale Episode @ 10:45 am. Go to: www.ramtv.ca
See you there!
We’re excited to announce an amazing opportunity for female-identifying students interested in the skilled trades. There are 15 spots available for a full-day workshop on February 15, open to students in all grades.
Jill of All Trades Day is a fun, hands-on event where you’ll explore different trades, technologies, and apprenticeship programs, as well as trade-focused courses and post-secondary pathways. This workshop is designed to encourage young women to discover the exciting opportunities and benefits of careers in the skilled trades and technology.
Pick up your registration and permission form from the Guidance Office. Spots are limited!
If you would like to be considered to be our school’s nominee for the Schulich Scholarship, see the Guidance Google Classroom for more details. Submissions are due January 25th.
The Senior Drama Original One-Act Showcase is a showcase of three shows that are written and directed by our senior students in Grade 11/12 Drama.
This year there are three comedies! Come and support the seniors on Monday, January 19th, 2026 at 7pm in the LBP Community Theatre at M.M Robinson High School. Purchase Tickets On School Cash Online or At The Door. $10 Adults; $5 Students & Staff
Flights, Camera, Action Presents: Things Fall (Meanwhile), written by Barton Bishop and directed by Harrison Jones.
A series of freak accidents (falling air conditioners and a flying javelin) leave four strangers suddenly disconnected from sound, language, and reality itself.
If you want to see chaos, comedy, and the unexpected happen live on stage, you won’t want to miss this hilarious production.
When: Friday, January 16th at 7:00 PM
Where: L.B.P. Theatre, M.M. Robinson High School
Tickets:
Purchase in advance on SchoolCash Online from January 6–15
Or buy tickets at the door
$5 Students & Staff; $10 Adults
Come out for a night of laughs and surprises; we can’t wait to see you there!
De-stress with the friendly dogs before exams Thursday the 22nd and Monday the 26th.
Tune in this Wednesday Jan. 21st for our Season Finale Episode @ 10:45 am. Go to: www.ramtv.ca
See you there!
We’re excited to announce an amazing opportunity for female-identifying students interested in the skilled trades. There are 15 spots available for a full-day workshop on February 15, open to students in all grades.
Jill of All Trades Day is a fun, hands-on event where you’ll explore different trades, technologies, and apprenticeship programs, as well as trade-focused courses and post-secondary pathways. This workshop is designed to encourage young women to discover the exciting opportunities and benefits of careers in the skilled trades and technology.
Pick up your registration and permission form from the Guidance Office. Spots are limited!
If you would like to be considered to be our school’s nominee for the Schulich Scholarship, see the Guidance Google Classroom for more details. Submissions are due January 25th.
The Senior Drama Original One-Act Showcase is a showcase of three shows that are written and directed by our senior students in Grade 11/12 Drama.
This year there are three comedies! Come and support the seniors on Monday, January 19th, 2026 at 7pm in the LBP Community Theatre at M.M Robinson High School. Purchase Tickets On School Cash Online or At The Door. $10 Adults; $5 Students & Staff
Flights, Camera, Action Presents: Things Fall (Meanwhile), written by Barton Bishop and directed by Harrison Jones.
A series of freak accidents (falling air conditioners and a flying javelin) leave four strangers suddenly disconnected from sound, language, and reality itself.
If you want to see chaos, comedy, and the unexpected happen live on stage, you won’t want to miss this hilarious production.
When: Friday, January 16th at 7:00 PM
Where: L.B.P. Theatre, M.M. Robinson High School
Tickets:
Purchase in advance on SchoolCash Online from January 6–15
Or buy tickets at the door
$5 Students & Staff; $10 Adults
Come out for a night of laughs and surprises; we can’t wait to see you there!
De-stress with the friendly dogs before exams Thursday the 22nd and Monday the 26th.
Tune in this Wednesday Jan. 21st for our Season Finale Episode @ 10:45 am. Go to: www.ramtv.ca
See you there!
We’re excited to announce an amazing opportunity for female-identifying students interested in the skilled trades. There are 15 spots available for a full-day workshop on February 15, open to students in all grades.
Jill of All Trades Day is a fun, hands-on event where you’ll explore different trades, technologies, and apprenticeship programs, as well as trade-focused courses and post-secondary pathways. This workshop is designed to encourage young women to discover the exciting opportunities and benefits of careers in the skilled trades and technology.
Pick up your registration and permission form from the Guidance Office. Spots are limited!
De-stress with the friendly dogs before exams Thursday the 22nd and Monday the 26th.
If you would like to be considered to be our school’s nominee for the Schulich Scholarship, see the Guidance Google Classroom for more details. Submissions are due January 25th.
The Senior Drama Original One-Act Showcase is a showcase of three shows that are written and directed by our senior students in Grade 11/12 Drama.
This year there are three comedies! Come and support the seniors on Monday, January 19th, 2026 at 7pm in the LBP Community Theatre at M.M Robinson High School. Purchase Tickets On School Cash Online or At The Door. $10 Adults; $5 Students & Staff
Flights, Camera, Action Presents: Things Fall (Meanwhile), written by Barton Bishop and directed by Harrison Jones.
A series of freak accidents (falling air conditioners and a flying javelin) leave four strangers suddenly disconnected from sound, language, and reality itself.
If you want to see chaos, comedy, and the unexpected happen live on stage, you won’t want to miss this hilarious production.
When: Friday, January 16th at 7:00 PM
Where: L.B.P. Theatre, M.M. Robinson High School
Tickets:
Purchase in advance on SchoolCash Online from January 6–15
Or buy tickets at the door
$5 Students & Staff; $10 Adults
Come out for a night of laughs and surprises; we can’t wait to see you there!
If you would like to be considered to be our school’s nominee for the Schulich Scholarship, see the Guidance Google Classroom for more details. Submissions are due January 25th.
The Senior Drama Original One-Act Showcase is a showcase of three shows that are written and directed by our senior students in Grade 11/12 Drama.
This year there are three comedies! Come and support the seniors on Monday, January 19th, 2026 at 7pm in the LBP Community Theatre at M.M Robinson High School. Purchase Tickets On School Cash Online or At The Door. $10 Adults; $5 Students & Staff
Flights, Camera, Action Presents: Things Fall (Meanwhile), written by Barton Bishop and directed by Harrison Jones.
A series of freak accidents (falling air conditioners and a flying javelin) leave four strangers suddenly disconnected from sound, language, and reality itself.
If you want to see chaos, comedy, and the unexpected happen live on stage, you won’t want to miss this hilarious production.
When: Friday, January 16th at 7:00 PM
Where: L.B.P. Theatre, M.M. Robinson High School
Tickets:
Purchase in advance on SchoolCash Online from January 6–15
Or buy tickets at the door
$5 Students & Staff; $10 Adults
Come out for a night of laughs and surprises; we can’t wait to see you there!
is meeting today at lunch in Room 323. ALL ARE WELCOME! Come down to check it out, get involved in our school community or just sit back and relax. Email Broadwell at broadwelld@hdsb.ca if you have any questions.
Do you play RUGBY, soccer, track, or any other sport that requires strength and power? If so, come out for a workout once a week on Wednesdays after school to prepare you for your upcoming season. Meet in the fitness room right after school! If you have any questions, please email Mr Woodley at woodleym@hdsb.ca . All male rugby players are expected to attend.
To reduce the chance of delays and slower online response times, encourage your university-bound students to complete and submit their Undergraduate application well in advance of the January 15, 2026 deadline.
Extended Applicant Services hours will be available close to the January application deadline:
Tuesday, January 13: 9:30 am to 7 pm (ET)
Wednesday, January 14: 9:30 am to 7 pm (ET)
Thursday, January 15: 10:00 am to 7 pm (ET)
Applicant Services Phone: 519-823-1063
Thank you,
The OUAC Undergraduate Department
If you would like to be considered to be our school’s nominee for the Schulich Scholarship, see the Guidance Google Classroom for more details. Submissions are due January 25th.
The Senior Drama Original One-Act Showcase is a showcase of three shows that are written and directed by our senior students in Grade 11/12 Drama.
This year there are three comedies! Come and support the seniors on Monday, January 19th, 2026 at 7pm in the LBP Community Theatre at M.M Robinson High School. Purchase Tickets On School Cash Online or At The Door. $10 Adults; $5 Students & Staff
Flights, Camera, Action Presents: Things Fall (Meanwhile), written by Barton Bishop and directed by Harrison Jones.
A series of freak accidents (falling air conditioners and a flying javelin) leave four strangers suddenly disconnected from sound, language, and reality itself.
If you want to see chaos, comedy, and the unexpected happen live on stage, you won’t want to miss this hilarious production.
When: Friday, January 16th at 7:00 PM
Where: L.B.P. Theatre, M.M. Robinson High School
Tickets:
Purchase in advance on SchoolCash Online from January 6–15
Or buy tickets at the door
$5 Students & Staff; $10 Adults
Come out for a night of laughs and surprises; we can’t wait to see you there!
Do you play RUGBY, soccer, track, or any other sport that requires strength and power? If so, come out for a workout once a week on Wednesdays after school to prepare you for your upcoming season. Meet in the fitness room right after school! If you have any questions, please email Mr Woodley at woodleym@hdsb.ca All male rugby players are expected to attend.
To reduce the chance of delays and slower online response times, encourage your university-bound students to complete and submit their Undergraduate application well in advance of the January 15, 2026 deadline.
Extended Applicant Services hours will be available close to the January application deadline:
Tuesday, January 13: 9:30 am to 7 pm (ET)
Wednesday, January 14: 9:30 am to 7 pm (ET)
Thursday, January 15: 10:00 am to 7 pm (ET)
Applicant Services Phone: 519-823-1063
Thank you,
The OUAC Undergraduate Department
If you would like to be considered to be our school’s nominee for the Schulich Scholarship, see the Guidance Google Classroom for more details. Submissions are due January 25th.
The Senior Drama Original One-Act Showcase is a showcase of three shows that are written and directed by our senior students in Grade 11/12 Drama.
This year there are three comedies! Come and support the seniors on Monday, January 19th, 2026 at 7pm in the LBP Community Theatre at M.M Robinson High School. Purchase Tickets On School Cash Online or At The Door. $10 Adults; $5 Students & Staff
Flights, Camera, Action Presents: Things Fall (Meanwhile), written by Barton Bishop and directed by Harrison Jones.
A series of freak accidents (falling air conditioners and a flying javelin) leave four strangers suddenly disconnected from sound, language, and reality itself.
If you want to see chaos, comedy, and the unexpected happen live on stage, you won’t want to miss this hilarious production.
When: Friday, January 16th at 7:00 PM
Where: L.B.P. Theatre, M.M. Robinson High School
Tickets:
Purchase in advance on SchoolCash Online from January 6–15
Or buy tickets at the door
$5 Students & Staff; $10 Adults
Come out for a night of laughs and surprises; we can’t wait to see you there!
There will be a check-in meeting Monday at the start of lunch in room 325 for all students on the Québec trip. If you cannot attend, please contact Mme Velpel velpelm@hdsb.ca or Mme Beaudoin beaudoinm@hdsb.ca ASAP
To reduce the chance of delays and slower online response times, encourage your university-bound students to complete and submit their Undergraduate application well in advance of the January 15, 2026 deadline.
Extended Applicant Services hours will be available close to the January application deadline:
Tuesday, January 13: 9:30 am to 7 pm (ET)
Wednesday, January 14: 9:30 am to 7 pm (ET)
Thursday, January 15: 10:00 am to 7 pm (ET)
Applicant Services Phone: 519-823-1063
Thank you,
The OUAC Undergraduate Department
If you would like to be considered to be our school’s nominee for the Schulich Scholarship, see the Guidance Google Classroom for more details. Submissions are due January 25th.
The Senior Drama Original One-Act Showcase is a showcase of three shows that are written and directed by our senior students in Grade 11/12 Drama.
This year there are three comedies! Come and support the seniors on Monday, January 19th, 2026 at 7pm in the LBP Community Theatre at M.M Robinson High School. Purchase Tickets On School Cash Online or At The Door. $10 Adults; $5 Students & Staff
Flights, Camera, Action Presents: Things Fall (Meanwhile), written by Barton Bishop and directed by Harrison Jones.
A series of freak accidents (falling air conditioners and a flying javelin) leave four strangers suddenly disconnected from sound, language, and reality itself.
If you want to see chaos, comedy, and the unexpected happen live on stage, you won’t want to miss this hilarious production.
When: Friday, January 16th at 7:00 PM
Where: L.B.P. Theatre, M.M. Robinson High School
Tickets:
Purchase in advance on SchoolCash Online from January 6–15
Or buy tickets at the door
$5 Students & Staff; $10 Adults
Come out for a night of laughs and surprises; we can’t wait to see you there!
The Library Learning Commons will be closed during period 2 today. Apologies for the inconvenience.
Just wanted to send out a heads up that the football team is running a Textile Drive this Saturday, Jan. 10th, from 9 am to 1 pm. Please bring any and all clothing donations to the school. You don't even need to get out of your car, we'll unload it for you.
If you're not able to attend but have donations, please bring them to the school. We will arrange to pick them up from you OR you can drop things off to room 217. Please share this with family and friends. Textiles will be donated to Kidney Clothes. Rams football gets a kickback donation based off of the total weight of items collected. This was a huge positive for the team last year.
Thank you. Go Rams.
There will be a check-in meeting Monday at the start of lunch in room 325 for all students on the Québec trip. If you cannot attend, please contact Mme Velpel velpelm@hdsb.ca or Mme Beaudoin beaudoinm@hdsb.ca ASAP.
Did you take a course this year that you really enjoyed? One you’d recommend to others? We’re collecting short student reflections to help future students make more informed course selections choices. Your insight could be exactly what someone needs to discover a class they’ll love.
The form takes about five minutes to complete, and your response will appear on hdsbcourseinfo.vercel.app, a student‑built resource designed to make course selection clearer and more personal.
If a course made your year better, let others know:
Feedback Form: https://forms.gle/PFLVpVEigyaXLab69
Your voice shapes the experience for the next group of students: thank you for taking a moment to contribute!
To reduce the chance of delays and slower online response times, encourage your university-bound students to complete and submit their Undergraduate application well in advance of the January 15, 2026 deadline.
Extended Applicant Services hours will be available close to the January application deadline:
Tuesday, January 13: 9:30 am to 7 pm (ET)
Wednesday, January 14: 9:30 am to 7 pm (ET)
Thursday, January 15: 10:00 am to 7 pm (ET)
Applicant Services Phone: 519-823-1063
Thank you,
The OUAC Undergraduate Department
If you would like to be considered to be our school’s nominee for the Schulich Scholarship, see the Guidance Google Classroom for more details. Submissions are due January 25th.
The Senior Drama Original One-Act Showcase is a showcase of three shows that are written and directed by our senior students in Grade 11/12 Drama.
This year there are three comedies! Come and support the seniors on Monday, January 19th, 2026 at 7pm in the LBP Community Theatre at M.M Robinson High School. Purchase Tickets On School Cash Online or At The Door. $10 Adults; $5 Students & Staff
Flights, Camera, Action Presents: Things Fall (Meanwhile), written by Barton Bishop and directed by Harrison Jones.
A series of freak accidents (falling air conditioners and a flying javelin) leave four strangers suddenly disconnected from sound, language, and reality itself.
If you want to see chaos, comedy, and the unexpected happen live on stage, you won’t want to miss this hilarious production.
When: Friday, January 16th at 7:00 PM
Where: L.B.P. Theatre, M.M. Robinson High School
Tickets:
Purchase in advance on SchoolCash Online from January 6–15
Or buy tickets at the door
$5 Students & Staff; $10 Adults
Come out for a night of laughs and surprises; we can’t wait to see you there!
Come to MMR TONIGHT - Thursday, Jan 8th from 6-8pm for our Course Selection & Pathways Opportunities Information Evening!!
This event is for grade 8-grade 12 students & families.
The evening will be divided into 3 sessions and the agenda is here: Course Selection & Pathway Opportunities Evening Agenda.
Families get to choose which sessions to attend.
The football team is running a Textile Drive this Saturday, Jan. 10th, from 9 am to 1 pm. Please bring any and all clothing donations to the school. You don't even need to get out of your car, we'll unload it for you.
If you're not able to attend but have donations, please bring them to the school. We will arrange to pick them up from you OR you can drop things off to room 217. Please share this with family and friends. Textiles will be donated to Kidney Clothes. Rams football gets a kickback donation based off of the total weight of items collected. This was a huge positive for the team last year.
Thank you. Go Rams.
If you would like to be considered to be our school’s nominee, see the Guidance Google Classroom for more details. Submissions are due January 25th.
There will be a check-in meeting Monday at the start of lunch in room 325 for all students on the Québec trip. If you cannot attend, please contact Mme Velpel velpelm@hdsb.ca or Mme Beaudoin beaudoinm@hdsb.ca ASAP.
Did you take a course this year that you really enjoyed? One you’d recommend to others? We’re collecting short student reflections to help future students make more informed course selections choices. Your insight could be exactly what someone needs to discover a class they’ll love.
The form takes about five minutes to complete, and your response will appear on hdsbcourseinfo.vercel.app, a student‑built resource designed to make course selection clearer and more personal.
If a course made your year better, let others know:
Feedback Form: https://forms.gle/PFLVpVEigyaXLab69
Your voice shapes the experience for the next group of students: thank you for taking a moment to contribute!
To reduce the chance of delays and slower online response times, encourage your university-bound students to complete and submit their Undergraduate application well in advance of the January 15, 2026 deadline.
Extended Applicant Services hours will be available close to the January application deadline:
Tuesday, January 13: 9:30 am to 7 pm (ET)
Wednesday, January 14: 9:30 am to 7 pm (ET)
Thursday, January 15: 10:00 am to 7 pm (ET)
Applicant Services Phone: 519-823-1063
Thank you,
The OUAC Undergraduate Department
The Senior Drama Original One-Act Showcase is a showcase of three shows that are written and directed by our senior students in Grade 11/12 Drama.
This year there are three comedies! Come and support the seniors on Monday, January 19th, 2026 at 7pm in the LBP Community Theatre at M.M Robinson High School. Purchase Tickets On School Cash Online or At The Door. $10 Adults; $5 Students & Staff
Flights, Camera, Action Presents: Things Fall (Meanwhile), written by Barton Bishop and directed by Harrison Jones.
A series of freak accidents (falling air conditioners and a flying javelin) leave four strangers suddenly disconnected from sound, language, and reality itself.
If you want to see chaos, comedy, and the unexpected happen live on stage, you won’t want to miss this hilarious production.
When: Friday, January 16th at 7:00 PM
Where: L.B.P. Theatre, M.M. Robinson High School
Tickets:
Purchase in advance on SchoolCash Online from January 6–15
Or buy tickets at the door
$5 Students & Staff; $10 Adults
Come out for a night of laughs and surprises; we can’t wait to see you there!
There will be a check-in meeting Monday at the start of lunch in room 325 for all students on the Québec trip. If you cannot attend, please contact Mme Velpel velpelm@hdsb.ca or Mme Beaudoin beaudoinm@hdsb.ca ASAP.
Come to MMR this Thursday, Jan 8th from 6-8pm for our Course Selection & Pathways Opportunities Information Evening!!
This event is for grade 8-grade 12 students & families.
The evening will be divided into 3 sessions and the agenda is here: Course Selection & Pathways Opportunities Information Evening. Families get to choose which sessions to attend.
Did you take a course this year that you really enjoyed? One you’d recommend to others? We’re collecting short student reflections to help future students make more informed course selections choices. Your insight could be exactly what someone needs to discover a class they’ll love.
The form takes about five minutes to complete, and your response will appear on hdsbcourseinfo.vercel.app, a student‑built resource designed to make course selection clearer and more personal.
If a course made your year better, let others know:
Feedback Form: https://forms.gle/PFLVpVEigyaXLab69
Your voice shapes the experience for the next group of students: thank you for taking a moment to contribute!
To reduce the chance of delays and slower online response times, encourage your university-bound students to complete and submit their Undergraduate application well in advance of the January 15, 2026 deadline.
Extended Applicant Services hours will be available close to the January application deadline:
Tuesday, January 13: 9:30 am to 7 pm (ET)
Wednesday, January 14: 9:30 am to 7 pm (ET)
Thursday, January 15: 10:00 am to 7 pm (ET)
Applicant Services Phone: 519-823-1063
Thank you,
The OUAC Undergraduate Department
Ho Ho Ho! Tune in this Friday Dec. 19th @ 10 am (per.2) for RamTV’s Holiday Special extravaganza! Go to:
www.ramtv.ca or you will be put on Santa’s naughty list!
If you are interested in more information about participating in the Brain Bee, a neuroscience competition for high school students in grades 9 through 12, please email Ms. O’Connor (oconnors@hdsb.ca)
Grade 9: Blue
Grade 10: Pink
Grade 11: Green
Grade 12: Red
All costumes and clothing must be school appropriate and adhere to the school dress code!
If you are interested in more information about participating in the Brain Bee, a neuroscience competition for high school students in grades 9 through 12, please email Ms. O’Connor (oconnors@hdsb.ca)
Ho Ho Ho! Tune in this Friday Dec. 19th @ 10 am (per.2) for RamTV’s Holiday Special extravaganza! Go to:
www.ramtv.ca or you will be put on Santa’s naughty list!
Please join us for our Holiday Best Buddies Event this Thursday, December 18th at 11:30am in the library. All are welcome!
The Library will be CLOSED today at lunchtime Thursday, December 18th in order to host a Best Buddies event. All are welcome to join Best Buddies.
IF you missed the meeting on Friday Dec 12, 2025
YOU MUST ATTEND
Meeting in the Library at the beginning of lunch on
THURSDAY December 18, 2025. Mandatory
If you have any questions please email manzeallar@hdsb.ca.
For this year’s holiday season, Eco Club is hosting a plethora of events, including themed crafts, gift wrapping, and a regifting system!!! 🎁
Donation boxes will be available in student services from December 8th to December 15th. Please bring in gently used; toys, books, games and puzzles, arts and crafts materials, household decor, sealed beauty and hygiene items, accessories, blankets, holiday decorations, sports and recreation items. Please do not bring any clothes, shoes, food, or appliances.
The event will occur on December 18th after school (3:00-3:30pm)
Thank you so much for your festive merriment this holiday season!!! ❄️
Are you an ambitious student who boasts big ideas and has the potential to make lasting impact?!
The Shad2026 opportunity is an amazing experience for gr 10 & 11 students who are curious, enjoy problem-solving and who love STEAM-focussed courses. It is an amazing opportunity that can open so many doors for your future!
Here is the link to the SHAD application. Students have just under a month to apply - due date is January 5th.
If you are interested in more information about participating in the Brain Bee, a neuroscience competition for high school students in grades 9 through 12, please email Ms. O’Connor (oconnors@hdsb.ca)
Monday - Funky Sweater Day
Tuesday - Snooze Day
Wednesday - Rhyme Without Reason Day
Thursday - Twin Day
Friday - Colour Wars (instructions coming soon!)
All costumes and clothing must be school appropriate and adhere to the school dress code!
Wednesday @ 3:30 pm - MMR Gym - Senior Boys Basketball Rams vs Abbey Park
Ho Ho Ho! Tune in this Friday Dec. 19th @ 10 am (per.2) for RamTV’s Holiday Special extravaganza! Go to:
www.ramtv.ca or you will be put on Santa’s naughty list!
Please join us for our Holiday Best Buddies Event this Thursday, December 18th at 11:30am in the library. All are welcome!
The Library will be CLOSED at lunchtime Thursday, December 18th in order to host a Best Buddies event. All are welcome to join Best Buddies.
IF you missed the meeting on Friday Dec 12, 2025
YOU MUST ATTEND
Meeting in the Library at the beginning of lunch on
THURSDAY December 18, 2025. Mandatory
If you have any questions please email manzeallar@hdsb.ca.
For this year’s holiday season, Eco Club is hosting a plethora of events, including themed crafts, gift wrapping, and a regifting system!!! 🎁
Donation boxes will be available in student services from December 8th to December 15th. Please bring in gently used; toys, books, games and puzzles, arts and crafts materials, household decor, sealed beauty and hygiene items, accessories, blankets, holiday decorations, sports and recreation items. Please do not bring any clothes, shoes, food, or appliances.
The event will occur on December 18th after school (3:00-3:30pm)
Thank you so much for your festive merriment this holiday season!!! ❄️
When?? 11:10-12:10pm
Friday, Dec 12th
Monday, Dec 15th
Wednesday, Dec 17th
Where?? Guidance/Student Services Hallway
What?? A time to stop by and ask questions about,
Post secondary applications
Pathways and course selections
Regional Programs (Dual Credits, OYAP, SHSMs)
Are you an ambitious student who boasts big ideas and has the potential to make lasting impact?!
The Shad2026 opportunity is an amazing experience for gr 10 & 11 students who are curious, enjoy problem-solving and who love STEAM-focussed courses. It is an amazing opportunity that can open so many doors for your future!
Here is the link to the SHAD application. Students have just under a month to apply - due date is January 5th.
Monday - Funky Sweater Day
Tuesday - Snooze Day
Wednesday - Rhyme Without Reason Day
Thursday - Twin Day
Friday - Colour Wars (instructions coming soon!)
All costumes and clothing must be school appropriate and adhere to the school dress code!
Wednesday @ 3:30 pm - MMR Gym - Senior Boys Basketball Rams vs Abbey Park
Ho Ho Ho! Tune in this Friday Dec. 19th @ 10 am (per.2) for RamTV’s Holiday Special extravaganza! Go to:
www.ramtv.ca or you will be put on Santa’s naughty list!
Please join us for our Holiday Best Buddies Event this Thursday, December 18th at 11:30am in the library. All our welcome!
The Library will be CLOSED at lunchtime Thursday, December 18th in order to host a Best Buddies event. All are welcome to join Best Buddies.
IF you missed the meeting on Friday Dec 12, 2025
YOU MUST ATTEND
Meeting in the Library at the beginning of lunch on
THURSDAY December 18, 2025. Mandatory
If you have any questions please email manzeallar@hdsb.ca.
When?? 11:10-12:10pm
Friday, Dec 12th
Monday, Dec 15th
Wednesday, Dec 17th
Where?? Guidance/Student Services Hallway
What?? A time to stop by and ask questions about,
Post secondary applications
Pathways and course selections
Regional Programs (Dual Credits, OYAP, SHSMs)
For this year’s holiday season, Eco Club is hosting a plethora of events, including themed crafts, gift wrapping, and a regifting system!!! 🎁
Donation boxes will be available in student services from December 8th to December 15th. Please bring in gently used; toys, books, games and puzzles, arts and crafts materials, household decor, sealed beauty and hygiene items, accessories, blankets, holiday decorations, sports and recreation items. Please do not bring any clothes, shoes, food, or appliances.
The event will occur on December 18th after school (3:00-3:30pm)
Thank you so much for your festive merriment this holiday season!!! ❄️
Are you an ambitious student who boasts big ideas and has the potential to make lasting impact?!
The Shad2026 opportunity is an amazing experience for gr 10 & 11 students who are curious, enjoy problem-solving and who love STEAM-focussed courses. It is an amazing opportunity that can open so many doors for your future!
Here is the link to the SHAD application. Students have just under a month to apply - due date is January 5th.
The MMR Rotary Interact Club wants to thank all of the students who contributed to the holiday cards for seniors campaign. There are well over 100 cards. We love the cards, and so will the ones who receive them. Interact Club will be delivering the cards today.
Come on out to the big gym tomorrow! Everyone is welcome! No previous experience required, just come dressed in phys ed wear. Email Ms. Velpel velpelm@hdsb.ca or Mr. Wilkinson wilkinsonm@hdsb.ca for more info.
There are a number of opportunities being offered - see the Guidance Google Classrooms for more info!!
Hospitals
Paramedics
Emergency services
& more!
When?? 11:10-12:10pm
Friday, Dec 12th
Monday, Dec 15th
Wednesday, Dec 17th
Where?? Guidance/Student Services Hallway
What?? A time to stop by and ask questions about,
Post secondary applications
Pathways and course selections
Regional Programs (Dual Credits, OYAP, SHSMs)
Meeting in the Library at the beginning of lunch on
Friday December 12, 2025. Please attend.
If you have any questions please email manzeallar@hdsb.ca.
Interested in an embroidered Drama Hoodie?
1. Complete this form (https://forms.gle/pHJUWvwvAQ7Hb6ML9) to place your order for a Drama Hoodie for $65 with personalization or $58 without personalization! Note: The logo and personalization is stitched on. (Order Form Due: Monday, December 15th)
2. On Tuesday, December 16 you can make your payment on School Cash Online.
3. Payment is Due by Monday, January 5th
Are you an ambitious student who boasts big ideas and has the potential to make lasting impact?!
The Shad2026 opportunity is an amazing experience for gr 10 & 11 students who are curious, enjoy problem-solving and who love STEAM-focussed courses. It is an amazing opportunity that can open so many doors for your future!
Here is the link to the SHAD application. Students have just under a month to apply - due date is January 5th.
For this year’s holiday season, Eco Club is hosting a plethora of events, including themed crafts, gift wrapping, and a regifting system!!! 🎁
Donation boxes will be available in student services from December 8th to December 15th. Please bring in gently used; toys, books, games and puzzles, arts and crafts materials, household decor, sealed beauty and hygiene items, accessories, blankets, holiday decorations, sports and recreation items. Please do not bring any clothes, shoes, food, or appliances.
The event will occur on December 18th after school (3:00-3:30pm)
Thank you so much for your festive merriment this holiday season!!! ❄️
The Junior One-Act Festival (J.O.A’s) is a festival directed and led by our senior students and acted, designed and teched by our junior students. This year there will be 5 shows that are a part of the festival!
Come see the performances on Friday, December 12th, 2025 at 7pm in the LBP Community Theatre at M.M Robinson High School. Purchase Tickets At The Door Or On School Cash Online. $10 Adults; $5 Students and Staff
Show #1: HAMSTER MURDER!, written by Ian McWethy and directed by Grace Carden
“Honey! No Jedi-choking your parents! We talked about that, it’s not funny.”
Show #2: BULLIES ANONYMOUS, written By E.M. Bell, and directed By Reese Young and Madison Goodfellow
“Hey, who you callin’ empathetic.”
Show #3: GOOD COP, BAD COP, written by Ian McWethy and Jason Pizzarello and directed by Chloe Meeboer
“Do you take… bribes?” “No”
Show #4: SUPERHEROES, written by Ian McWethy and directed by Mutsa Gamba and Jamie Barry
“Crime’s pretty slow these days.”
Show #5: HAPPY BIRTHDAY CHARLIE!, written by Ellie Petkova and directed by Ellie Petkova and Lexi Smith
“Small party… 7 year old… Jeremy?!?”
We’ll see you there!
Come on out to the big gym tomorrow! Everyone is welcome! No previous experience required, just come dressed in phys ed wear. Email Ms. Velpel velpelm@hdsb.ca or Mr. Wilkinson wilkinsonm@hdsb.ca for more info.
BSA will be selling Jamaican Patties at lunch on Thursday for a fundraiser. $2.50 each or 2 for $4.00. While supplies last!
There are a number of opportunities being offered - see the Guidance Google Classrooms for more info!!
Hospitals
Paramedics
Emergency services
& more!
When?? 11:10-12:10pm
Friday, Dec 12th
Monday, Dec 15th
Wednesday, Dec 17th
Where?? Guidance/Student Services Hallway
What?? A time to stop by and ask questions about,
Post secondary applications
Pathways and course selections
Regional Programs (Dual Credits, OYAP, SHSMs)
Meeting in the Library at the beginning of lunch on
Friday December 12, 2025. Please attend.
If you have any questions please email manzeallar@hdsb.ca.
Interested in an embroidered Drama Hoodie?
1. Complete this form (https://forms.gle/pHJUWvwvAQ7Hb6ML9) to place your order for a Drama Hoodie for $65 with personalization or $58 without personalization! Note: The logo and personalization is stitched on. (Order Form Due: Monday, December 15th)
2. On Tuesday, December 16 you can make your payment on School Cash Online.
3. Payment is Due by Monday, January 5th
Are you an ambitious student who boasts big ideas and has the potential to make lasting impact?!
The Shad2026 opportunity is an amazing experience for gr 10 & 11 students who are curious, enjoy problem-solving and who love STEAM-focussed courses. It is an amazing opportunity that can open so many doors for your future!
Here is the link to the SHAD application. Students have just under a month to apply - due date is January 5th.
For this year’s holiday season, Eco Club is hosting a plethora of events, including themed crafts, gift wrapping, and a regifting system!!! 🎁
Donation boxes will be available in student services from December 8th to December 15th. Please bring in gently used; toys, books, games and puzzles, arts and crafts materials, household decor, sealed beauty and hygiene items, accessories, blankets, holiday decorations, sports and recreation items. Please do not bring any clothes, shoes, food, or appliances.
The event will occur on December 18th after school (3:00-3:30pm)
Thank you so much for your festive merriment this holiday season!!! ❄️
The Junior One-Act Festival (J.O.A’s) is a festival directed and led by our senior students and acted, designed and teched by our junior students. This year there will be 5 shows that are a part of the festival!
Come see the performances on Friday, December 12th, 2025 at 7pm in the LBP Community Theatre at M.M Robinson High School. Purchase Tickets At The Door Or On School Cash Online. $10 Adults; $5 Students and Staff
Show #1: HAMSTER MURDER!, written by Ian McWethy and directed by Grace Carden
“Honey! No Jedi-choking your parents! We talked about that, it’s not funny.”
Show #2: BULLIES ANONYMOUS, written By E.M. Bell, and directed By Reese Young and Madison Goodfellow
“Hey, who you callin’ empathetic.”
Show #3: GOOD COP, BAD COP, written by Ian McWethy and Jason Pizzarello and directed by Chloe Meeboer
“Do you take… bribes?” “No”
Show #4: SUPERHEROES, written by Ian McWethy and directed by Mutsa Gamba and Jamie Barry
“Crime’s pretty slow these days.”
Show #5: HAPPY BIRTHDAY CHARLIE!, written by Ellie Petkova and directed by Ellie Petkova and Lexi Smith
“Small party… 7 year old… Jeremy?!?”
We’ll see you there!
Today we recognize International Human Rights Day, an annual worldwide celebration marking the anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, adopted by the United Nations General Assembly on December 10th 1948. This document affirms the fundamental rights and freedom inherent to every person, no matter who you are, where you come from, or what you believe.
To highlight this important day, the Advocates of Equity have created posters for each of the Declarations displayed around the school. At lunch or during a period off, we encourage you to take part in our Human Rights Scavenger Hunt! Look for the posters, scan the QR codes, and answer the questions for a chance to win prizes! This activity is a fun way to learn about the rights that help protect us, from the right to life, liberty, education, and security.
As we take time today to explore these rights, remember that building a just and equitable community starts with everyday actions such as speaking up, supporting each other, and choosing empathy even when it's difficult.
Let's keep working together to make our school a place where everyone feels valued and heard.
We hope you have a great day MMR!
is meeting today at lunch in Room 323. ALL ARE WELCOME! Come down to check it out, get involved in our school community or just sit back and relax. Email Broadwell at broadwelld@hdsb.ca if you have any questions.
BSA will be selling Jamaican Patties at lunch on Thursday for a fundraiser. $2.50 each or 2 for $4.00. While supplies last!
There will be a rehearsal after school today (Wednesday)in preparation for our winter concert on Dec 11. Please plan to attend so that you know where you are performing and when and where to get off stage. Please let Mr. Banks know if you can not attend.
There are a number of opportunities being offered - see the Guidance Google Classrooms for more info!!
Hospitals
Paramedics
Emergency services
& more!
When?? 11:10-12:10pm
Friday, Dec 12th
Monday, Dec 15th
Wednesday, Dec 17th
Where?? Guidance/Student Services Hallway
What?? A time to stop by and ask questions about,
Post secondary applications
Pathways and course selections
Regional Programs (Dual Credits, OYAP, SHSMs)
Meeting in the Library at the beginning of lunch on
Friday December 12, 2025. Please attend.
If you have any questions please email manzeallar@hdsb.ca.
For this year’s holiday season, Eco Club is hosting a plethora of events, including themed crafts, gift wrapping, and a regifting system!!! 🎁
Donation boxes will be available in student services from December 8th to December 15th. Please bring in gently used; toys, books, games and puzzles, arts and crafts materials, household decor, sealed beauty and hygiene items, accessories, blankets, holiday decorations, sports and recreation items. Please do not bring any clothes, shoes, food, or appliances.
The event will occur on December 18th after school (3:00-3:30pm)
Thank you so much for your festive merriment this holiday season!!! ❄️
Are you an ambitious student who boasts big ideas and has the potential to make lasting impact?!
The Shad2026 opportunity is an amazing experience for gr 10 & 11 students who are curious, enjoy problem-solving and who love STEAM-focussed courses. It is an amazing opportunity that can open so many doors for your future!
Here is the link to the SHAD application. Students have just under a month to apply - due date is January 5th.
Interested in an embroidered Drama Hoodie?
1. Complete this form (https://forms.gle/pHJUWvwvAQ7Hb6ML9) to place your order for a Drama Hoodie for $65 with personalization or $58 without personalization! Note: The logo and personalization is stitched on. (Order Form Due: Monday, December 15th)
2. On Tuesday, December 16 you can make your payment on School Cash Online.
3. Payment is Due by Monday, January 5th
The Junior One-Act Festival (J.O.A’s) is a festival directed and led by our senior students and acted, designed and teched by our junior students. This year there will be 5 shows that are a part of the festival!
Come see the performances on Friday, December 12th, 2025 at 7pm in the LBP Community Theatre at M.M Robinson High School. Purchase Tickets At The Door Or On School Cash Online. $10 Adults; $5 Students and Staff
Show #1: HAMSTER MURDER!, written by Ian McWethy and directed by Grace Carden
“Honey! No Jedi-choking your parents! We talked about that, it’s not funny.”
Show #2: BULLIES ANONYMOUS, written By E.M. Bell, and directed By Reese Young and Madison Goodfellow
“Hey, who you callin’ empathetic.”
Show #3: GOOD COP, BAD COP, written by Ian McWethy and Jason Pizzarello and directed by Chloe Meeboer
“Do you take… bribes?” “No”
Show #4: SUPERHEROES, written by Ian McWethy and directed by Mutsa Gamba and Jamie Barry
“Crime’s pretty slow these days.”
Show #5: HAPPY BIRTHDAY CHARLIE!, written by Ellie Petkova and directed by Ellie Petkova and Lexi Smith
“Small party… 7 year old… Jeremy?!?”
Meeting in the Library at the beginning of lunch on
Friday December 12, 2025. Please attend.
If you have any questions please email manzeallar@hdsb.ca.
Are you an ambitious student who boasts big ideas and has the potential to make lasting impact?!
The Shad2026 opportunity is an amazing experience for gr 10 & 11 students who are curious, enjoy problem-solving and who love STEAM-focussed courses. It is an amazing opportunity that can open so many doors for your future!
Here is the link to the SHAD application. Students have just under a month to apply - due date is January 5th.
Interested in an embroidered Drama Hoodie?
1. Complete this form (https://forms.gle/pHJUWvwvAQ7Hb6ML9) to place your order for a Drama Hoodie for $65 with personalization or $58 without personalization! Note: The logo and personalization is stitched on. (Order Form Due: Monday, December 15th)
2. On Tuesday, December 16 you can make your payment on School Cash Online.
3. Payment is Due by Monday, January 5th
For this year’s holiday season, Eco Club is hosting a plethora of events, including themed crafts, gift wrapping, and a regifting system!!! 🎁
Donation boxes will be available in student services from December 8th to December 15th. Please bring in gently used; toys, books, games and puzzles, arts and crafts materials, household decor, sealed beauty and hygiene items, accessories, blankets, holiday decorations, sports and recreation items. Please do not bring any clothes, shoes, food, or appliances.
The event will occur on December 18th after school (3:00-3:30pm)
Thank you so much for your festive merriment this holiday season!!! ❄️
The Junior One-Act Festival (J.O.A’s) is a festival directed and led by our senior students and acted, designed and teched by our junior students. This year there will be 5 shows that are a part of the festival!
Come see the performances on Friday, December 12th, 2025 at 7pm in the LBP Community Theatre at M.M Robinson High School. Purchase Tickets At The Door Or On School Cash Online. $10 Adults; $5 Students and Staff
Show #1: HAMSTER MURDER!, written by Ian McWethy and directed by Grace Carden
“Honey! No Jedi-choking your parents! We talked about that, it’s not funny.”
Show #2: BULLIES ANONYMOUS, written By E.M. Bell, and directed By Reese Young and Madison Goodfellow
“Hey, who you callin’ empathetic.”
Show #3: GOOD COP, BAD COP, written by Ian McWethy and Jason Pizzarello and directed by Chloe Meeboer
“Do you take… bribes?” “No”
Show #4: SUPERHEROES, written by Ian McWethy and directed by Mutsa Gamba and Jamie Barry
“Crime’s pretty slow these days.”
Show #5: HAPPY BIRTHDAY CHARLIE!, written by Ellie Petkova and directed by Ellie Petkova and Lexi Smith
“Small party… 7 year old… Jeremy?!?”
We’ll see you there!
Are you an ambitious student who boasts big ideas and has the potential to make lasting impact?!
The Shad2026 opportunity is an amazing experience for gr 10 & 11 students who are curious, enjoy problem-solving and who love STEAM-focussed courses. It is an amazing opportunity that can open so many doors for your future!
Here is the link to the SHAD application. Students have just under a month to apply - due date is January 5th.
Tune in Monday, Dec. 8th @ 10:45 am for another episode of your favourite show, RamTV. Go to www.ramtv.ca See you there!
Interested in an embroidered Drama Hoodie?
1. Complete this form (https://forms.gle/pHJUWvwvAQ7Hb6ML9) to place your order for a Drama Hoodie for $65 with personalization or $58 without personalization! Note: The logo and personalization is stitched on. (Order Form Due: Monday, December 15th)
2. On Tuesday, December 16 you can make your payment on School Cash Online.
3. Payment is Due by Monday, January 5th
For this year’s holiday season, Eco Club is hosting a plethora of events, including themed crafts, gift wrapping, and a regifting system!!! 🎁
Donation boxes will be available in student services from December 8th to December 15th. Please bring in gently used; toys, books, games and puzzles, arts and crafts materials, household decor, sealed beauty and hygiene items, accessories, blankets, holiday decorations, sports and recreation items. Please do not bring any clothes, shoes, food, or appliances.
The event will occur on December 18th after school (3:00-3:30pm)
Thank you so much for your festive merriment this holiday season!!! ❄️
The Junior One-Act Festival (J.O.A’s) is a festival directed and led by our senior students and acted, designed and teched by our junior students. This year there will be 5 shows that are a part of the festival!
Come see the performances on Friday, December 12th, 2025 at 7pm in the LBP Community Theatre at M.M Robinson High School. Purchase Tickets At The Door Or On School Cash Online. $10 Adults; $5 Students and Staff
Show #1: HAMSTER MURDER!, written by Ian McWethy and directed by Grace Carden
“Honey! No Jedi-choking your parents! We talked about that, it’s not funny.”
Show #2: BULLIES ANONYMOUS, written By E.M. Bell, and directed By Reese Young and Madison Goodfellow
“Hey, who you callin’ empathetic.”
Show #3: GOOD COP, BAD COP, written by Ian McWethy and Jason Pizzarello and directed by Chloe Meeboer
“Do you take… bribes?” “No”
Show #4: SUPERHEROES, written by Ian McWethy and directed by Mutsa Gamba and Jamie Barry
“Crime’s pretty slow these days.”
Show #5: HAPPY BIRTHDAY CHARLIE!, written by Ellie Petkova and directed by Ellie Petkova and Lexi Smith
“Small party… 7 year old… Jeremy?!?”
We’ll see you there!
Dear MMR families,
Please see important messages below as we begin semester two.
As we look to begin semester two next week, we would like to remind our students that there is no vaping/smoking on school property, and harmful discriminatory language/behaviour will not be tolerated. We encourage all students and parents/guardians to carefully review together the Code of Conduct, the HDSB Harmful Discriminatory Language/Behaviour Protocol and the HDSB Bullying Response Protocol. Classroom teachers will be reviewing and discussing these protocols with their classes through a Human Rights approach to help build responsibility and action in ensuring a safe and respectful learning environment free from all forms of racism and discrimination.
Students who are not returning for semester two will lose access to the HDSB Network & Google Workspace for Education applications, data, and email. This includes both Gmail and Drive. If you have used your HDSB email when applying for post secondary school, resume development, job applications, etc. you will need to update your information and change it to a personal email address before access to your HDSB account is lost. To retain your Google Workspace data please see one of the options below. This will enable you to easily retain your email, essays, resumes, science projects, and any other files stored on Google Drive before access has been removed to your HDSB account. It is recommended you do this asap.
Transfer email and Drive files to a personal Google Account using Transfer Your Content - see Transfer their content. Personal Gmail accounts only have 15 GB free drive space. All files in your My Drive will count toward your quota.
Archive data using Google Takeout. The traditional Takeout is also available to create an archive of all their data in Google Workspace.
In-Person Classes resume.
A reminder to students and families to have their Course Selection Courses entered into myblueprint.ca/halton by February 2, 2026. Guidance, Student Services, and Learning Resources staff will be visiting classes to confirm course selections and submit the courses for the final deadline of February 12, 2026. Students can discuss options with their Guidance Counsellor and teachers prior to the February 2nd deadline. Please refer to the 2026-27 Course Selections page on the MMR website for further information and resources.
Parents will receive an electronic copy of their student’s report card via email. You will receive an email containing a secure link which will allow you to view and download the report card. To access the report card, you will need your student’s Ontario Education Number (OEN) as the password to access the report card. This nine-digit number can be found on a previous report card or a student verification form. Please enter the numbers only (no spaces or dashes). The link to access the report card is valid for 30 days. We ask parents/guardians to review the report card with their student to congratulate, and encourage continued student growth and learning into semester two. If you previously unsubscribed from SchoolMessenger and wish to re-subscribe to retrieve the report card, please visit go.schoolmessenger.ca and use the Sign Up link to create an account and manage your subscription preferences.
HDSB has released the information for Night School Courses for Semester Two. Night School will offer a combination of courses in - Math and English, Co-Operative Education and Korean Language Class. Students will register for Math and English courses through myblueprint.ca/halton, and through this registration form (here) for co-operative education. Families can find more information and time-lines on the Gary Allan High School website.
M.M. Robinson High School has reserved the Burlington Convention Centre to host our in-person Grade 12 Commencement on Wednesday June 3th, 2026 at 6:00 pm. Please reserve the date. Payment of $75.00 is through School Cash Online and covers the costs of the grad gown (which students keep), the rental of the venue and a student breakfast that will be held at the school on Friday May 22 for our graduates. With payment, each student will receive 1 student/grad ticket for the June 3th ceremony and 3 tickets for family members. A waitlist for additional tickets will be created at a later date, along with further evening and ticket details. If you have any questions please contact the main office at (905) 335 - 5588.
Again this year students at MMR have initiated and organized their own Grade 12 prom. We have learned that plans are well underway. We want to emphasize for all MMR parents/students that this prom is NOT school organized/sanctioned, and as such, there will NOT be any staff involved in the planning or onsite during the prom.
Please do not park or idle your vehicle in any of the bus loading zones and fire routes including those around the Angela Coughlan Pool, as well as those at the front of the school where the “no parking” markings are located. Like all schools, our parking lot is very busy at morning drop off and afternoon pick up times. We expect all drivers to navigate our parking lots slowly and responsibly to ensure the safety of all pedestrians.
The MMR Administration Team
Nick Varricchio - Principal
Christa Talarowski - Vice Principal ( A - L)
Annette Markle - Vice Principal (M - Z)
