No unusual absenteeism reported.

When a report of unusual absenteeism is received, the school contacts public health for expert advice and direction. Public health will tell the school if any changes need to be made to reduce the spread of infection, and the school will inform parents of these recommended changes.

It is important to note that absenteeism reports may not be because of the flu. Absenteeism may be related to other medical or non-medical reasons.

For more information on how to reduce your risk of H1N1 flu, visit www.manitoba.ca/flu.

Drop Off Zone
Please use the drop off zones along King Avenue, not the South Parking Lot.
Absences
Please contact the school before 9AM if your child will be absent.
Storm Policy
	School will be cancelled when the temperature falls to -38ºC or the windchill factor drops to -47ºC.
Nut Free Zone		Fragrance Free Zone

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Mr. Knight - Applied Math

Mr. Forsythe - Industrial Arts

West. Man. Honor Bands

Ten students from the Killarney Band Program participated in the West. Man. Honor Bands on Friday and Saturday, Feb. 12th and 13th. The Junior Honor Band members were Michelle Archibald, Shelby Eng, Noilah Oddleifson, Ryan Taylor, Pia Brinkschulte and Kyle Reimer. Included in the Senior Honor Band were Jenna Coombs, Mackenzie Scharf, Allison Graham and Kelsey Krempasky. Wes Kroeker was also selected but was unable to attend due to illness.

The Junior Honor Band was directed by Mr. Taylor Schmidt from Winnipeg and the Senior Honor Band was directed by Dr. Wendy McCallum from Brandon University. The Honor Bands along with the Brandon University Symphonic Band presented a Concert on Saturday, Feb. 13th at the West. Man. Centennial Auditorium. Congratulations to Kelsey Krempasky who recieved the Senior Honor Band scholarship to the International Music Camp.

2010 Optimist Festival Update

The Junior Concert Band comprised of our Gr. 8 and 9 band students performed at the 35th annual Optimist International Band Festival on Wed. Feb. 24th. The selections they performed were adjudicated by three internationally acclaimed adjudicators. Upon the conclusion of their performance, Mr. Colin Clarke, director of the Toronto Youth Wind Orchestra worked with the band. Bands are rated on a scale of 1 to 5 stars, with 5 stars awarded for superior performance. Any band receiving at least one 5 star or two 4 star ratings receives an invitation to MusicFest 2010 or MusicFest 2011. Any band receiving at least one 5 star rating is awarded a trophy for superior performance. The Killarney Junior Concert Band received three 5 star ratings!!

On Tuesday, March 9th at 7:30 p.m. the Killarney Band Program will be presenting its annual "Almost Spring Concert". Featured in the Concert will be the Gr. 6 Band, the Gr. 7 Band, the Junior Concert Band, the Jazz Band and the Senior Concert Band. Special guests in the Concert will be the High School Choir. Admission is $5.00 for adults and $2.00 for students. Advance tickets are available at the school office until 4:00 p.m. the day of the Concert.

	Chapman Motors Sponsorship of 2010 MHSAA Provincial Basketball/Hockey Championships in Killarney by Chris Sarkonak - Sunday, 27 December 2009, 07:30 PM
	Killarney School would like to thank Chapman Motors for their support of the 2010 MHSAA Provincial Basketball and Hockey Championships. The hockey championships will be at the Shamrock Centre running from March 11-13, 2010 and the basketball championships will be at Killarney School running from March 18-20, 2010.

Killarney School
417 King Avenue
P.O. Box 2500
Killarney, Manitoba
R0K 1G0
Phone: 204-523-4696
Fax: 204-523-8545
eMail: ksoffice@tmsd.mb.ca
Principal: Mr. Terry Beazley
Vice-Principal: Mme. Giselle Beaupre

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