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Inappropriate Use of Snow

Inappropriate Use of Snow

In the interest of safety, we continue to share with the students that the throwing and/or kicking of snow/slush on school property is not acceptable behaviour. The reason for this is as follows: At times, we have to clean up stones and broken glass on the playground area. There is also salt and sand used on the asphalt for preventative measures. When snow is scooped up from the ground for the purpose of being thrown our is kicked, the snow could contain other items, which if it were to hit another student, could cause serious injury to that student. We will also outline appropriate use of snow with the children.

The following procedure using progressive discipline will be followed when a student does not comply with the snowball/slush rule: A warning, followed by a one-day supervised exclusion from class on the subsequent infraction. If there is a repeat of this behaviour, it will be necessary to assess a suspension from school. When a student’s action causes a serious problem for the safety of other students, such a serious response as a suspension is necessary.

Your cooperation in this matter is greatly appreciated.
Lice Awareness and other Communicable Diseases

Lice Awareness and other Communicable Diseases

Lice are spread by coming into close contact with someone who has lice or by sharing personal items such as combs, brushes, helmets, hats and/or towels of an infected person. Parents/Guardians are asked to check their child’s(ren’s) hair on a weekly basis to ensure they are nit and louse free. Please encourage your children to refrain from sharing helmets, hats, combs and brushes. Parents/guardians are reminded to inform the school if their child has head lice. We ask you co-operate by administering an approved treatments recommended by a pharmacist or medical practitioner when needed. Click here to view some facts about lice and click here for further information for parents/guardians about our Board’s new procedures. Click here to view a chart of additional communicable diseases. Should you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact Mr. Colella.

Lunch Rules Letter sent home Sept 8th

Please review with your (child) and return the bottom portion to the school

Bring Your Own Device

Bring Your Own Device

A letter and the BYOD policy (preview attached) came home with all students in Grades 4-8 on Sept. 9th.

Medical Update

Please see below for a letter sent home recently with students with medical needs.