Fentanyl Fact Sheet For Parents
Fentanyl Fact Sheet For Parents
Fentanyl is a deadly drug which has been found in our Community. Plese read the following information sheet, published by the Health Unit on Fentanyl facts.
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North Hastings High School
Welcome to North Hastings High School, Home of the Huskies, a school that is committed to success for all students. At NHHS, we believe in being the difference. NHHS is the hub of the Bancroft Community servicing students and community members since 1947. -
Academics
NHHS offers a wide range of courses that meet the needs of learners in all pathways. The success of our students is a prime focus here at NHHS. Our programs aim to develop the skills needed in the 21st Century including collaboration, creativity, critical thinking, communication, character and citizenship. Our Guidance staff are always ready to help students plan for the future. -
Arts
Whether it be Visual Arts, Music or Drama that you are interested in, NHHS has passionate teachers to help you improve your craft. Student art is regularly displayed and demonstrated in and around the community for all to enjoy. The North is a truly gifted place! -
Athletics
NHHS offers numerous athletic programs in the Fall, Winter and Spring. Whether it be individual or team sports that you are interested in, we have activities to keep you active all year round. Our Huskies have a long standing tradition of excellence in sport. They are renowned for their grit and determination on and off the playing field. -
Leadership
Being the Difference at NHHS means offering our students many opportunities to take charge of their school by showcasing their leadership skills. Our Huskies can challenge themselves by getting involved in numerous activities such as Student Council, NHHS House System activities or our very own Junior Enrichment (J.E.D.I.) Program. Our school takes the business of building future leaders very seriously.
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Return to school updates
We are happy to welcome students back to school for the 2020-2021 school year. In addition to our Return to School Plan, we have launched a return to school updates page to support families.
The return to school updates page includes the following information:
- COVID-19 family responsibilities
- Confirmed COVID-19 cases
- Mental health and well-being resources
- FAQS
Please be patient as we work through these unusual times and as we receive new information and guidelines from the Ministry of Education and Hastings Prince Edward Public Health. Visit the HPEDSB COVID-19 page to find letters to families, information about school closures, resources and FAQs that were shared during the pandemic.
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2019-2020 Report Cards
2019-2020 final report cards will be available for grade 7 and 8 students and parents to access online at the end of the school day on June 23, 2020 and for secondary students and parents to access online at the end of the school day on June 26, 2020.
Instructions on how to access report cards
1. Click on the connectEd for Students image
2. Login with your student username and login. This username and password sequence is the same one that the student uses when at school to access the school WIFI network or when using a school computer/laptop. The username will look something like this: AB123CD If you are unsure of the password, try using the child’s birthdate in the format yyyymmdd (e.g. 20061225)
If the password does not work, please contact your classroom teacher or school principal and they can easily reset the password for you.
3. Once logged in, click on the Personal menu option on the top menu bar and slide down to the Multimedia option. Then, click on the link to the provincial report card PDFIf you have more than one student in the school, you will need to log in to each individual account to access each report card.
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HPEDSB Learning at Home resources
The HPEDSB Learning at Home resources page is intended to provide learning options to help keep students stimulated during these unprecedented times.
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School closure update
Experiential learning students will not attend their Coop/OYAP placements or any Dual Credit Classes at Loyalist College during the school closure. More information is available on the HPEschools website. Follow @HPEschools for updates.
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HPEDSB Newsroom
- Survey: Community input on a K-8 French Immersion school
- We’re recruiting a Director of Education
- Google G Suite for Education information for parents/guardians
- Board Meeting Update 192: April 26, 2021
- Board of Trustees speak with Public Health about COVID-19 and schools
- Letter from HPEDSB Board to Trustees to Premier Doug Ford about vaccinations for school staff
- Letter from Director of Education Sean Monteith regarding remote learning after April break
HPEDSB Links
- NEW Return to school updates (family responsibilities for COVID-19 screening and return to school, mental health and well-being resources, FAQs)
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Lice Giving You Trouble
Lice are a social nuisance, not a health problem. Their pressence has nothing to do with being dirty or clean. They don't carry disease or cause illness. Knowing this, they do cause itching and redness on a childs scalp. Parents should: check their children's head weekly for signs of an infestation. Notify the school when their child has lice, as well as others who may have come in contact with the child. The school will send home Form 321-1 for parents to complete and return to the school.
Lice are tiny insects with flat bodies and claws. "Nits" are lice eggs. They're white to grey and they glue to the hair. They can look like a fleck of dandruff, but you will not be able to move it off the hair strand.The first sign may be itching and scratching. The best way to know for sure is to look for live lice on the scalp, particularly around the ears and back of the neck, Using a magnifying glass makes it easier.
Remeber, None of the products on the market kill 100% of the nits. That's why a second treatment is needed. Read the attached article Lice giving You Trouble for more information.
Phone and Address Changes
Have you changed your phone number or Cell number? Have you moved? Please notify the school of any changes. The school requires contact numbers and emergency contact numbers for all students.
If you have numbers to update call the school at 613-332-1220 ext 0.
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Are you Vacationing?
Please note: if a student will be away from the school for hunting, vacation, etc. for more than 3 consectutive days, a Prolonged Absence Form must be completed. This form is available in the main office and after being filled out is taken to all teachers so that they may provide you with homework/assignments etc. while you are away. The form is then returned to the office to be signed by the principal.
Absences, medical appts etc.
Absences may be called into the school at any time by calling 613-332-1220 and pressing 4 for the attendance mailbox. Parents/guardians can leave a message that their student will be absent on a certain day and state the reason why they will be away.
Going to be away more than 3 days:
Vacations, hunting absences and extended absences of more than 3 days require a Prolonged Absence form to be completed. Students may pick this form up in the front office. The form is taken to all teachers for work assignments that will be missed during the absence then home for parents/guardians signature and back to the school for the principal's signature.