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Laval Junior High School
2323 Blvd. Daniel Johnson, Chomedey, Laval
Tel. (450) 680-3044
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Notices

BBQ 2015 - June 4th
END OF YEAR DANCE June 18th 2015
LJHS students hit a home run at the annual G.M.A.A. Track and Field competition

LJHS students hit a home run at the annual G.M.A.A. Track and Field competition held last week.

Over 50 high schools competed at this event which saw LJHS students bring home the hardware!

Alberta Trip Preview

LJHS Newsletter May June 2015
Cyber Ethics LJHS
Homework Club 2014-2015
Lab Exam Schedule
Laval Students Science Fair April 15
The nurse in the school environment
Final LJHS Memo
LJHS students planted some flowers in the fall
New York Trip Photos

LJHS raised 1261.00$ to help support Agape

A visit by some special friends to the IPL-C class.
Animal Guests in Science Class

April 23 - Soccer News

Two soccer concentration programs came together to play a great 2-2 draw at the bantam level.

Rosemere High School played Laval Junior in an entertaining game supported by cheerleaders from both teams. 

Next week Rosemere High School Soccer Concentration Program plays Laval Liberty Soccer Concentration Program at the cadet and juvenile level.

LJHS IS WORKING ON BUILDING A NEW FOOTBALL LOCKER ROOM

Silver Medal Finish at "Rhythms International" Montreal.

Congratulations to Mme. Lefebvre and the Laval Junior H.S. Concert Band on their silver medal finish at "Rhythms International" music festival in Montreal.  

The ensemble gave a fantastic performance and they earned their designation of "Excellence".

Bravo

Socks Project for the Homeless

April 14 - Socks Project On Tuesday April 14th, LJHS students went to Reliable Hosiery to volunteer sorting through socks to be given to homeless shelters. Reliable Hosiery is located on Avenue du Parc in Montreal. Reliable Hosiery is owned and operated by Herman Gruenwald, Hungarian Jew, Shoah (Holocaust) survivor, and Canadian businessman, philanthropist. Mr. Gruenwald is an accomplished author, AFTER AUSCHWITZ. One man's story.  Born into privilege in Hungary, Hermann Gruenwald’s idyllic childhood came to an end in 1944 when he and his family were sent to Auschwitz. During his incarceration Gruenwald’s instinct for survival helped him live through three concentration camps.  His story,  "After Auschwitz",  recounts his experience not only as a witness to history but as a human actor determined to make his way in whatever situation he found himself. The children had the opportunity to meet a WWII survivor; they experienced what it is like working in a factory; organizing and sorting miss-matched socks  to be donated to various homeless shelters in the Laval and Montreal areas.

Un chef en classe

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