| Dear Parents
and Guardians:
Re: POSITIVE COVID-19 CASE AT CALEDONIA
REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
This is to
inform of a positive COVID-19 case in our school. We are working with Public
Health officials to identify any students and school personnel who may have
been in contact with the case.
We understand you may feel anxious over the
coming days. Public Health officials
will contact you if your child has been in close contact with the confirmed
case and will tell you if your child needs to self-isolate. If you are not
contacted by Public Health officials, your child can continue to attend school.
It is natural to want to know if your child may
have been exposed to the virus. Public Health officials will inform those who
are at risk of the next steps, but to protect the privacy of students and
school personnel, other details including names, will not be released.
Children and young people look to the
adults in their lives to guide them on how to react to worrying and stressful
events. Parents are encouraged to talk to their children about any anxieties
and remind them to treat one another with kindness and respect, in person and
on social media.
If your child is showing any symptoms of COVID-19, you
should:
1.
Register them online for a test by clicking “Get
tested” on the GNB corona virus website (www.gnb.ca/coronavirus), or
2.
Contact Tele-Care 811, or
3.
Contact your primary care provider.
The 811 operators or your primary care provider will
evaluate your child before sending them for testing.
Thank you for helping keep our school, community,
and province safe.
Caledonia will be closed on Monday, January 18th, 2021 to allow Public Health to complete contact tracing.
Sincerely,
Donna Godfrey
Principal
Pamela Wilson
Acting
Superintendent |
| Today
is Friday, January 15, 2021 and this is Mrs. Godfrey with a few messages from
Caledonia Regional.
Our Demonstration
of Learning and Assessment Period begins on Monday, January 18th
for High School students and runs until Friday, January 29th. This
is not the traditional “Exam Week” known to many of us. This is a 2-week period over which teachers
and students put the finishing touches on semester 1. In some classes, there are evaluations, and
some classes are project learning based.
Each student in high school continues to attend each day of their
rotational attendance over the final 2 weeks of semester 1 and class periods
are followed. There are no 2-hour blocks
for “exams”.
Our
full and detailed Demonstration of Learning and Assessment Period Plan
is posted on our Caledonia website. Subject teachers have reviewed this with
all students over the past weeks. If you
have any subject specific questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out to your
child’s teacher.
Thank
you everyone for listening. I hope you all
find ways to enjoy this January weekend spending time with your family bubble.
Mrs. Godfrey |
| Thursday, January 7, 2021
With the increase of
COVID cases in our province, it seems as though we are heading in a difficult direction.
Word travels
quickly and rumors even more so. As a school
we take our direction for everything involving COVID from Public Health –
especially in terms of sharing information.
We will remember to be kind to each other, compassionate and caring because
that is the kind of community we are. I
see those same wonderful traits in our students at school each day.
At the
same time, we can’t dismiss the pandemic or falsely assume that this virus may
never affect us, our families or our friends.
Today, Dr. Jennifer Russell confirmed a positive case in Hillsborough
and also confirmed that Public Health has begun their investigation.
We want
to remain as safe as possible while respecting privacy and supporting each
other. Please continue to treat one another
with kindness and compassion. No one
should be subject to pressure or unkind comments on social media.
We are
so much further ahead than we were last year at this time in terms of maintaining
the pace of academic learning from home - should the school close - and in
terms of safety environmental measures in place. Now, learning resources are accessible to all
our students on their class TEAMS sites and staff and students follow a detailed
Operational Plan. This plan has
specific orange level alerts in place for both staff and students at the
present time. Mask wearing time has
increased, we sanitize our hands and our learning spaces more frequently, and we
maintain a safe physical distance both in class and outside of class. There are consistent reminders to take these
measures throughout the school day.
We will
not be making a full switch to online learning unless we receive direction from
Public Health and the Department to do so.
We have not activated our Learning at a Distance Plan at this
time. This Plan is posted on our school
website and provides detailed instructions on how students will connect with
their teachers in the event of a school closure due to Covid. Please review this plan. All teacher contact information is posted on
the website as well.
Students
can engage in activities posted on TEAMS sites at any time and reach out to
subject teachers with questions or clarification.
I would
like to remind all our students to take their learning materials home each
evening. We never know when / if school
could be closed nor would an individual receive much advanced notice from Public
Health to self-isolate. Middle School
students should take their snow pants and boots home each day as well.
We are
certainly navigating unchartered waters but will continue to take our direction
from Public Health, and follow the guidelines outlined in the Department’s
Return to School Document and our own Operational Plan. We
are well prepared with a communicated Learning at a Distance Plan –
should our school close - and we have an incredibly supportive staff. Continue to lean into the supports we have available. Take care of yourself, your family, and each
other.
Once
again, if we receive information that we need to pass along to our Caledonia
community from Public Health, we will not delay.
Thank
you.
Mrs. Godfrey |
| Happy
2021 everyone. Today is Sunday, January
3rd and this is Mrs.
Godfrey with a few messages from Caledonia Regional.
Tomorrow,
Monday, January 4th is the first day back to school for students and
staff. Tomorrow is a Track B day in the scheduled high school rotational
attendance.
A
reminder to all staff and students of mask wearing expectations while in the yellow
phase of recovery. Expectations are
outlined in our Operational Plan and have not changed since December. Students, please remember to wear your mask on
the bus tomorrow morning - and for those of you who walk or drive to school,
please remember to put your mask on prior to entering the school. Mask wearing is one preventative measure we
can take. Two other important preventative
measures are frequent hand washing and maintaining physical distancing. Social circles likely became
smaller over the holiday – as we spent time with immediate and close family
only. Tomorrow, we will begin sharing a
common space with several people and it is important that we all continue to be
vigilant.
Please
take a few minutes to visit our school website
- at caledonia@nbed.nb.ca. Located
here, you will find contact information for all staff and our detailed Covid-19
Operational Plan. You will also find
details explaining how students will access their teachers for daily learning in
the event of a school closure due to Covid.
These details are listed in our Learning At A Distance Plan. Also on the website are the details for the
end of term High School Assessment
and Demonstration of Learning Plan.
We
begin this year with hope. Tomorrow, we welcome
our Caledonia family back to school. Welcome back everyone.
Have a
wonderful evening.
|
| Today
is Friday, December 18th and this is Mrs. Godfrey with a few
messages from Caledonia Regional.
Our detailed
Learning At A Distance Plan is posted on the home page of our website – caledonia@nbed.nb.ca. In the event of a school closure due to Covid-19,
all the details are there explaining how students will access their teachers
for daily learning.
We had a
great time playing Christmas Bingo this week.
Lots of winners were announced
and most importantly, we raised $419 and donated it all to the Anglophone East
Fill the Bus Campaign. The money will be
used to purchase food for the Food Bank.
A huge
shout out to the Rocks for their donation of $1250 to our Breakfast
Program. Your generosity is
amazing! Each morning a breakfast bowl
containing fresh fruit, packaged snacks, and bagged cereals is delivered to each
classroom – Grade 6 through 12.
As 2020
ends, I would like to wish you all a time of rest with your family for the upcoming
Christmas holiday. After what has been a challenging spring,
summer, and fall, I extend my appreciation to each student, parent, grandparent,
caregiver, aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends who have worked with us caring
and supporting our youth.
Thank
you very much for listening. Merry
Christmas and Happy 2021! |
| Today
is Wednesday, December 9th and this is Mrs. Godfrey with a
few messages from Caledonia Regional.
Our Student
Council has planned a theme week for next week – beginning Monday, December
14th. Check out the daily themes on our school calendar
on our website.
Monday – Students
are encouraged to wear something red and / or green.
Tuesday
– Students are encouraged to wear an ugly Christmas sweater.
Wednesday
– a holiday hat
Thursday
– holiday socks and sandals
Friday – is pajama
day.
We are
sharing a Microsoft Teams challenge with our Middle School students. Students in grades 6, 7, and 8 are encouraged
to log into Office 365, connect with their TEAMS site for their
homeroom, follow the “FORMS” link, and complete and submit a fun
questionnaire. The homeroom class
with the highest level of participation will be treated to lunch from the
cafeteria on Tuesday of next week. The challenge
opened today – Wednesday - at 9 am and will close this Friday, December 11th
at 9 pm. This is something that students
should be able to do from home. The winning class will be announced on Monday
and treated to a free lunch from the cafeteria on Tuesday.
Finally
– Caledonia will be donating to the Anglophone East Fill the Bus Campaign. Students can purchase Bingo cards from their
homeroom (first period) teacher for 2$ each.
Throughout the day on Wednesday
& Thursday – December 16th and 17th – we will play the
game and several winners will be announced throughout the day – each receiving
a special treat. All proceeds from
the activity will be donated to the Fill the Bus Campaign.
Thank
you very much for listening. Have a
wonderful evening. |
| Today is Thursday,
December 3rd and this is Mrs. Godfrey with a few messages from
Caledonia Regional.
Report cards went home
with Middle School students on Tuesday, December 1st. Caledonia’s parent / teacher conferences were
held for all students on November 19th and 20th. However, if you have any questions about
comments or achievement levels, please reach out to your son / daughter’s
teacher.
A HUGE thank you to our
Caledonia community for supporting our first Grad Fundraiser – cookie dough and
muffin mix. Our grads missed not serving
meals at the Albert County Exhibition this year – and just missed not having
the Fair in general. The graduating class
of 2021 hosted an online fundraiser and raised $1200 which they will put
towards their end of school year activities.
Thank you to our communities for your generosity in helping our grads.
Our amazing Caledonia
Student Council has some fun activities scheduled for the students at Caledonia
in the upcoming weeks. Students are
encouraged to listen to the morning announcements and participate fully.
A reminder that there is
no school for students tomorrow – Friday, December 4th. Students return to Caledonia on Monday, December
7th – and that will be a Track B day.
Thank you very much for
listening. Have a wonderful
evening.
|
| Today
is Monday, November 16th and this is Mrs. Godfrey with some messages
from Caledonia Regional.
Pre-ordering
for yearbooks – at a price of $55 including personalization – ends this Friday,
November 20, 2020.
Grad
Photos will be taken Tuesday, November 17th and Wednesday, November
18th in the Library. Sitting
fee is $20 and can be paid on school cash online or at the front Office.
High
School Report cards have gone home with students. If you were absent the day report cards were
handed out, please see your Period 5 teacher for your report card.
Middle
School Report cards will go home with students on December 1st.
As
a cautionary measure, parent / teacher conferences this fall will not be held
in person here at the school. Parents
can schedule a phone conference with their child’s teacher by visiting our
school website – caledonia.nbed.nb.ca and clicking on the Parent / Teacher
conference link located on the home page.
Select a teacher name from the dropdown, Choose November 19th
or 20th on the calendar, and a 10-minute time slot that works for you. Don’t forget to give your full name and phone
number so that the teacher can call you on that date and time. If there are no times available, please reach
out to teachers by email and they will work out a communication plan with
you. Check on the Meet the Team link at the
top of the website for staff pictures and a listing of subjects and grade
levels taught.
There
is no school for students this Friday, November 20th. This
means that Monday, November 23rd is a Track A day. Tracks are indicated on our website – under the
Events link at the top of the page. Scheduled closures of school – those
closures scheduled on the school calendar – do not impact high school
attendance. Thursday, November 19th
is a Track B day. There is no school scheduled
for Friday, November 20th. Monday,
November 23rd would, therefore, be a scheduled Track A day.
If
school were closed because of weather, high school attendance is impacted. For example, if school were closed due to a snowstorm
on a Track A day, and school opened the day following the storm – it would be a
Track B day. Track A would lose their day in school.
The
simplest way to keep high school attendance straight is to refer to the
calendar on our school website - @ caledonia.nbed.nb.ca |
| Today
is Friday, November 6th and this is Mrs. Godfrey from Caledonia with
a few messages.
Pre-sale
for personalized yearbooks has been extended until November 20th.
This
year, we are fortunate to have 2 senior basketball teams. Thank you to our volunteers for working with
us to enable us to do this safely and following Public Health guidelines and
expectations. The Operational Plan for
senior basketball can be found on our school website within our school Operational
Plan as an Appendix.
A
few reminders of important dates:
- Picture retakes are scheduled for Monday
and Tuesday of next week – November 9th and 10th.
- Immunizations
for Grade 7 students and Grade 9 Track B are scheduled for Friday,
November 13th.
- Immunizations
for Grade 9 Track A students are scheduled for Monday, November 16th.
- High
School report cards will go home with students on Thursday and Friday of
next week – November 12th and 13th.
- Parent
/ Teacher conferences will be held by phone this year and are scheduled for
Thursday evening, November 19th, and Friday morning, November
20th. On the Caledonia Regional
High School website, you will find a link that reads “Meet the Team” – with
a picture of each staff member and teaching assignments of teachers. On our home page, there is a link to
book a phone appointment with a teacher for parent / teacher conferences. Our website is caledonia.nbed.nb.ca. You can reach it by that address or from
the School link on the Anglophone East website.
Each
year, we are proud to host two Remembrance Day Services – one prior to
Remembrance Day for our staff and students and one on the Day of Remembrance –
November 11th – for our communities.
This year, there are restrictions
in place for our protection and risk mitigation measures due to what is the global
pandemic -COVID-19. Although our acts
of remembrance may look different – they will still have a powerful
impact.
We
have put together a Video of Remembrance for our students which will be shared with
all our students during the instructional day on Tuesday, November 10th.
The video will also be shared with our
Caledonia families on our Caledonia FB page later that day. Period 1 teachers are asked to add it to
their TEAMS site so students engaged in distance learning from home that day may
pause and reflect with us at the same time.
I invite you all to pause, reflect and remember with the students and
staff of Caledonia Regional High School.
On
Wednesday, November 11th school is closed in honor of those who paid
the ultimate sacrifice. The eleventh
hour of the eleventh day in the eleventh month, our nation will observe a moment
of silence to remember those who fought and died for our country and for our
freedom. Caledonia will remember.
Thank
you very much for listening. |
| Hello
everyone. Today is Friday, October 30th
and this is Mrs. Godfrey with a few messages from Caledonia Regional.
The
Grads of 2021 are selling tubs of cookie dough and muffin mix as a fundraiser for
Prom 2021. All orders are due by
November 6th – that is next Friday.
All the information is online, and orders are placed directly with the
company. Check out maritimefundraising.com
and select Caledonia Regional. All
orders will be shipped to the school for pick up which we will schedule. The online order form can also be found on our
Caledonia Tigers Facebook page.
Picture
retakes are scheduled for November 9 and November 10.
Immunizations
for students in Grade 7 and 9 are scheduled for November 13 and November 16th.
Grad
Photos are scheduled for November 17 and November 18.
High
School report cards will go home with students on November 12 and November 13. Middle School report cards will go home on
December 1.
Thank
you for listening. Have a nice weekend. |
| Today
is Tuesday, October 20th and this is Mrs. Godfrey with a few
messages from Caledonia Regional.
Congratulations
to Caledonia students who raised $289.65 for the Terry Fox Foundation this
fall. This money has been donated to the
Foundation on behalf of Caledonia.
Each
November, our Grade 9 students participate in “Take Your Kids to Work Day.” This year, the event will be held
virtually. The date of the virtual tour
is Wednesday, November 4th.
Grade 9 students are encouraged to join the tour virtually and
participate in the organized activities.
The link to the tour has been shared with all Grade 9 students on their
English Language Arts TEAMs site.
School
Pictures have gone home with students in Grades 6 through 12 this week. We ask that you place all orders online at
mylifetouch.ca. All the information is
inside the package going home. If you are unable to place your order online,
please connect with the Admin Assistant at the school – sometime before
November 2nd - and she will communicate an alternate plan to online
ordering.
A
reminder that vaccinations are currently scheduled for Grade 7 and Grade 9
students on November 13th and November 16th. Please return forms to homeroom teachers. Public Health will be on site to administer
the vaccination.
Graduation
Pictures have been tentatively re-booked for November 17th
and November 18th.
A
reminder that our cafeteria service is available. There are great food options available for purchase
on site. Cafeteria services have been
closed in some schools this fall due to lack of sales and we would not want to
see that happen to our school cafeteria.
A
final reminder that the Return to School Document is constantly being updated
on the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development site. Most recent
changes include:
·
Reference to the online “Get
Tested” tool.
·
Appendix D2 –
Sanitization of a school bus during a pandemic.
·
Appendix I – Community
use of schools is currently on hold and will be reviewed in January 2021.
·
Appendix K – Outbreak Management
We
have heard from Dr. Jennifer Russell that our zone is on the trajectory to
return to YELLOW – perhaps later this week. This is very positive news, and that
announcement would be made officially by Public Health. The switch to ORANGE has been
challenging on families, communities, and schools. Across Canada, we are seeing an increase
number of cases which could indicate that returning to ORANGE may be a
possibility for us at some point.
For
now, I echo the message of Public Health – It is important that we each
remain vigilant. Wearing masks is one
step we can take – Hand washing and Physical Distancing are two other important
steps. Each student at this school – and each home they
represent – should be very proud of the work they are doing every day to keep
schools open. Students – I am very proud
of each of you. Everyone at Caledonia is
doing their part to stop the spread of COVID-19.
Please
continue to refer to our Operational Plan for updates.
Thank
you very much for listening. |
| Hello everyone. Today is Tuesday, October 13, 2020 and this
is Mrs. Godfrey with a few messages from Caledonia Regional.
Our School Operational Plan has been
updated on our school website to reflect changes based on our zone movement to
the ORANGE level this past weekend.
These changes highlight a mandatory mask directive – both inside and
outside the building - and the suspension of all extracurricular activities.
I would draw your attention to the Return
to School Document released by the Department of Education and Early Childhood
Development. Please continue to follow
these guidelines provided for home schooling or if you have a student or family
member who is immunocompromised. Pages
38 and 39 of this Document highlight safeguards for vulnerable students. A non-immunocompromised student whose family
has decided not to send them to school for any reason or because of the pandemic
is asked to complete an Annual Home-Schooling Request Form. This form can be found on the Anglophone East
Website.
Thank you for listening. Take care of yourself and each other and continue
to be safe.
Click here to view the Return to School Document: Return to School Document
|
| Hello everyone. Today is Thursday, October 8, 2020 and this
is Mrs. Godfrey with a few messages from Caledonia Regional.
A reminder to all high school students
attending school on rotational attendance – Tuesday, October 13th is
scheduled as a Track A day. Statutory
holidays – do not count as rotational attendance. Since this Friday is scheduled as a Track B
day – and there is no school scheduled for Monday (because of Thanksgiving) –
Track A students are scheduled to attend on Tuesday.
High School report cards will be going home
with students on November 12th. High school students should be engaging in
home learning provided by their teachers during their rotational attendance
days at home. High School report cards
will reflect the numerical grade a student has provided evidence of learning
for by that date. There will be grades
given based on evidence of learning that teachers receive. Please use any time away from school to
engage in the home learning your teacher provides. This November report card will not be
like the report card you received in June with the notations of credit or enrolled. There will be a numerical grade for your courses.
Middle School report cards will go home
with students in December.
The cafeteria menu is posted on our school
website and can be accessed under the Document tab at the top of the page.
Each Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, high school students on a rotational
attendance home day from school may attend the Hillsborough Boys and Girls Club
from 10:30 – 2:30. Here, they will have
access to computers, headsets, printers, high speed internet, and support from
peers and youth workers. Lunch will be
provided free of charge! Transportation
is the responsibility of the student.
On these days – from 3:30 – 4:30 all
youth can connect to a virtual tutoring program. If you are interested in more information
about virtual tutoring, contact Maeghan Stam – Educational Manager (506)
387-7070 ext. 107 or on her cell (506) 588-8366. Her email address is maeghanstam@bgcriverview.com. She
will email a zoom link to all interested families three times a week to connect
to the session and can even help match a student to a mentor.
Thank you to the kind people at Cooke’s for
their $510 donation to our Caledonia Breakfast program.
A reminder Grad Photos are scheduled for October
14th and 15th.
We continue to take our direction from the
Department of Education and Early Childhood Development, the Office of the
Superintendent, and Public Health. If
deemed necessary, changes to our planned activities, events, and schedules will
be made swiftly and communicated to our Caledonia family.
Be safe this long weekend everyone. Thank
you very much for listening and for your continued patience, understanding, and
co-operation as we continue to navigate this situation. |
| Hello everyone. Today is Friday, October 2, 2020 and this is
Mrs. Godfrey with a few messages from Caledonia Regional.
Another reminder that Yearbooks
for the 2020-21 school year are available for preorder online through school
cash online.
Our Caledonia Cafeteria will open
on Monday, October 5th. As we
ease into this new season of change, Middle School students may place lunch
orders. Cash will be collected, and lunch
orders delivered to classrooms. Parents
sending money should send it in a baggie with a piece of piece of paper inside with
the order written on the paper. Change
will be returned to the student in the same baggie.
The cafeteria will be open to
High Schools students for purchases at recess and lunch. We hope to add a Middle School recess order
option – but we are not quite there now.
One step at a time.
Have a wonderful weekend
everyone. |
| Hello everyone. Today is Friday, September 25th
and this is Mrs. Godfrey with a few messages from Caledonia Regional.
We have had a terrific week at school.
Just a reminder that when high school
students are home on rotational attendance days, there is always work for them
to complete on TEAMS and their Office 365 account. Home
learning continues during rotational attendance. Being away from school should not be a day away
from learning for high school students. Subject
teachers are available to answer any questions parents may have about this and
to offer support and resources. Teacher email
addresses are listed on our school website.
Yearbooks for the 2020-21
school year are available for preorder online. The preorder sale will last until October 23, 2020 and includes FREE personalization
and icons. The cost of the book is $55. A down payment of $25 is needed to reserve your copy. You can pay the full amount or a down payment
on school cash online.
Wednesday, September 30th is Picture day for students in
High School attending that day, all students in Grade 6 and students in Mr.
Kelly’s Homeroom Grade 7 class. (That would be Grade 7 English Prime)
Thursday, October 1st is Picture day for students in
High School attending that day, all students
in Grade 8 and students in Mme Pellerin’s Homeroom Grade 7 class. (That would be Grade 7 French Immersion).
Our COVID-19 Operational Plan
is shared on our Caledonia website under Quick.
It has been updated again today
to include appendices for Middle School Cross Country and Sistema.
Have a wonderful weekend
everyone. Enjoy the sunshine!
|
| Hello everyone. Today is Friday, September 18th and
this is Mrs. Godfrey with a few messages from Caledonia Regional.
We have had a wonderful second week back at
school.
Our Operational Plan – found on our school
website under Quick Links – will be updated throughout the school year. Updates this week include our Breakfast Program
– available to all students in Grades 6 through 12 - and new risk mitigation
measures for our locker rooms. Appendices
have been added that provide protocol and direction for Athletics and Events at
Caledonia.
This fall, we are fortunate to be able to offer
both Senior Boys and Senior Girls Soccer.
Thank you to our volunteer coaches - Steven Brideau, Megan Boudreau, Angus Marcoux and Matthew McBeth. This
is a year unlike any other – with restrictions and expectations that are
difficult to manage on multiple levels. Athletics
will look very different through this new lens.
We are very thankful that these
volunteers will be working with our students.
Our Middle School students continue to
attend every day. Our High School
students continue to attend on a rotational basis. We are not able to accommodate any changes to
groupings at the high school level currently.
Please understand that this is what we have been asked to do. A primary focus of restarting school is compliance
with Public Health directives. If we find ourselves in a position to make any changes
to rotational attendance at the high school level, we will certainly investigate.
We are pleased to promote two safe sites
that our High School students can access during the days they are engaging in
home learning. These options are great
ones – specifically if you are experiencing internet connection issues at
home. The first – is the Hillsborough Baptist
Church. If you would like more
information on this, please contact Chad Fletcher directly at 506-636-1145 or
visit www.hillsboroughbaptist.org
or call 734-2379.
The second site is the Hillsborough Boys
and Girls Club. Each Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday, high school students on a
rotational attendance home day from school may attend the club from 10:30 – 2:30. Here, they will have access to computers,
headsets, printers, high speed internet, and support from peers and youth
workers. Lunch will be provided free of
charge! Transportation is the
responsibility of the student. On these days – from 3:30 – 4:30 all youth can
connect to a virtual tutoring program.
If you are interested in more information about virtual tutoring,
contact Maeghan Stam – Educational Manager (506) 387-7070 ext. 107 or on her
cell (506) 588-8366. Her email address
is maeghanstam@bgcriverview.com.
She will email a zoom link to all interested families three times a week to connect
to the session and can even help match a student to a mentor.
The Hillsborough Boys and Girls Club is hosting
an Open House on Thursday, October 1st from 3 – 5 pm where you could
learn more about what they are offering.
School Photo Day is coming up. Mark your calendar for September 30th
and October 1st.
Grad Photos will take place at the school
on October 14th and 15th.
It is cold and flu season. Public Health has been very clear on
directives about entering schools with cold and flu symptoms. If staff or students have any 1 symptom –
sore throat, headache, cough, or runny nose, for example – they are asked to
stay home and not return to school until they are symptom free. If someone is experiencing 2 or more
symptoms, they are asked to stay home and contact 811 for details of next
steps. In the past, we have all likely gone to school
or work with some of these symptoms and just continued with our day. We just cannot do that now. Pre-screening is a critical role you can play
as a parent. Prior to leaving for
school, make sure your child is well and review the screening questions each
morning. Please – if your child is
experiencing even 1 of these symptoms, they should stay home from school. We know it is inconvenient to receive a call
to come to the school to pick up a child who may not be feeling the best – but this
is the protocol we have been instructed to follow. In addition, all parents are asked to have an
alternate plan – If you know you can’t come to the school to pick up your child
- because of an employment commitment for example - you will need to be able to connect with
someone who can do this. These expectations are outlined in the Return to
School Document.
Continue to follow the advice of Public
Health – they are the experts. Continue
to check their website for updates on COVID-19.
Monday is a Group B day for high school.
Thank you for listening. Have a wonderful weekend. |
| Hello everyone. Today is Friday, September 11th
and this is Mrs. Godfrey with a few messages from Caledonia Regional.
First – I want to share with you what a
privilege and pleasure this week has been.
Having your children back in school has been a wonderful
experience. I am so proud of our
students – their level of understanding and maturity in following the directives
that define this new normal at school has been just outstanding. You should all be very proud!
I would encourage you to continue doing
your own research on the most efficient face coverings. Public Health continues to release valuable
information supporting the use of community masks.
The rotational attendance division in high
school reflects a division in school student population. It supports our risk mitigation measures that
allow for half of the students to be in the school on any given day – half the number
of students at their lockers, half the number of students off campus or in the
cafeteria etc. It is not ideal in some
classes – where the division is not equal.
At some point, we may be able to make some adjustments. Presently, this is the rotational division that
is supported by busing regulations, expectations of Public Health and the Department. There are a lot of pieces to the puzzle for
sure. I am just so grateful that we can
have the students back in the building – re-establishing those positive connections
with teachers and thriving.
The Team at the Hillsborough Baptist Church
on Salem Road has opened their doors for our high school students to work on
their schoolwork on the days they are not scheduled to be in school. This is a monitored safe internet enabled
site. So, if you have wifi connectivity
issues at home, this can be an option for you.
If you would like more information on this, please contact Chad Fletcher
directly at 506-636-1145 or visit www.hillsboroughbaptist.org
or call 734-2379. Thank you to the Team
at the church for their donation to our Grab and Go Breakfast Program. We are so thankful for our partnership.
Two of Caledonia’s finest – Grace Duplessis
(Grade 7) and Daniel Perue (Grade 11) – will be featured in the Times and
Transcript – either Saturday or Monday.
Check out their perspective about being a student back at school during
this time.
Finally – have a wonderful weekend
everyone.
Monday is a Group A day for high school. |
| Hello everyone! It is Mrs. Godfrey with a baker’s dozen
of reminders about Returning to School.
- I am excited about seeing you again – and
so is the staff!
- Tuesday,
September 8th – The only Middle
School students who come to school are our newest TTGERS – our Grade
6 students. Students in Grade 7
and 8 do not come to school on Tuesday.
Coming also on Tuesday is our High School Group A. If your last name BEGINS with the
letters A through M - you are
registered in our system as Group A.
- Wednesday,
September 9th – All Middle School
students attend school. Coming also
on Wednesday is our High School Group B. If your last name BEGINS with the
letters N through Z – you are registered in our system as Group B.
- Thursday,
September 10th – All Middle School students
attend. High School Group A
attend. Friday, September 11th
– All Middle School students attend.
High School Group B attend.
- All Middle School students continue to attend
5 days a week. High School attendance
is rotational. The second week – Group
A attend on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday and Group B attend on
Tuesday and Thursday. The next week,
it flips. This is all on our School
Website under the EVENTS tab at the top.
- Food
Service is not available from our cafeteria until October 5th.
There are no microwaves available
for student use.
- Students do
not need to bring more school supplies than they can carry. Just bring enough supplies to have a
good start on that first day. Do
not overload yourself! Every student must have a mask. Tip:
Arrive with a pre-filled water bottle.
- Parents –
please register for School Cash Online – where you will find all fees and
forms. The first day, a paper copy
of each student’s demographic profile will go home. Please review the information on this sheet
and make any necessary adjustments.
The information on this sheet is the information in our system. It
is vital that it is correct. Send
the verified sheet back with your son / daughter on the next day of
school.
- Pre-screen
prior to sending to school for COVID-19.
A COVID-19 checklist will go home with your son / daughter on the
first day. This is considered
passive screening. No form
required.
- We know
this is an anxious time for everyone.
Please take comfort in knowing that our Operational Plan has been
reviewed extensively with all the personnel inside this building. Students will arrive on Tuesday morning
and be greeted by our staff and escorted to their classroom. We are unable to accommodate parent and
caregiver escorts for students on these first days.
- Caledonia’s
COVID -19 Operational Plan is posted on our school website – under Quick
Links. The Plan shared
yesterday in an email contained a clerical error and that has been
amended. As updates are required, I
will add them to the plan. Also posted on our website – under the Quick
Links Tab are some tips for parents and caregivers when preparing
students for a return to school.
- Thank you
to the members of the Dawson Church.
These kind folks remember Caledonia students each year with donations
of school supplies and money to help with additional school supply purchases. We will put it to good use! Also – to the kind person who anonymously
dropped off hand made masks for our students. Thank you. Parents, if your child has a need, please
do not hesitate to reach out to me directly – or to your son / daughter’s
teacher. No one needs to go without
supplies or a mask.
- Finally -
I will return to my first point to make a fully rounded baker’s dozen
… I am very excited to see you back in the halls of Caledonia. To our newest TIGERS – A roaring
welcome to Caledonia Regional.
Have a wonderful long weekend
everyone. |
| Hello
everyone. Today is Sunday, August 30th
and this is Mrs. Godfrey with some information about our return to
school.
First
– Welcome back. We have missed our
students and their families. Also, I
would like to extend a Caledonia roaring welcome to our newest Tigers - Welcome
to Grade 6!
The
upcoming school year will be a new experience for staff and students. We are confident that the year will be productive
and that we will come through the global pandemic of COVID-19 stronger and more
resilient than ever before.
This
summer, I have worked with the province, the district, our school based Joint Health
and Safety Team, and our Parent School Support Committee to create a detailed
Operational Plan for our school. Operational
Plans for all schools in the Anglophone East School district will be shared on school
websites on September 3rd. In preparation of the release of this detailed
plan, I want to share some important information with families about Caledonia’s
start-up. Accompanying this message, you
will receive a letter from me outlining some important information. I have included links to documents and
resources which will help you in your preparation in the days ahead. All of
this is also found under School News on our school website.
This
can all seem overwhelming. There have
been so many press conferences, announcements, documents, restrictions, and
expectations that have been shared from different countries and provinces. The most important thing for us to remember
is that we will approach our return to school as a Caledonia family – where we
care and look out for each other. Amid all of this, I am grateful that our
students and staff can return to school this fall to continue the important work
of learning.
Take
care and I’ll see you soon!
Mrs.
Godfrey |
| I
hope everyone is having a wonderful summer.
Today is Thursday, July 23rd and this is Mrs. Godfrey with a few
messages from Caledonia Regional.
Today,
I want to provide our Caledonia families with some of the most recent and significant
information that has been shared publicly this week in respect to beginning school
in the fall.
Attached
to this email – and on our school website – you will find 2 important pieces of
information. The first is a letter to
families from our Superintendent which highlights several points for
consideration – including public access to schools, bussing, and cafeteria service. The second letter is a News Release from the
Department of Education explaining the criteria for a subsidy program available
for students from low to middle income families who do not currently own a
learning device – such as a tablet or laptop.
Families will be provided with up to $600 per high school student to
purchase a learning device through the program depending on their eligibility.
Applications are completed through the Parent Portal online as of July 31,
2020. For more information about this
program, you can also contact 1-833-901-1963.
A
generic list for school supplies for Middle School students is found on the Anglophone
East website. This list is used by all
Middle Schools in our district and is very extensive. Please use your discretion when purchasing supplies
and keep some items at home until needed.
For example, the list indicates 4 erasers. A student only needs 1 eraser – the others
(if purchased) can be kept at home until needed.
I
hope this voice message finds you all well.
I miss you all and I am excited to see you in the fall. This summer, we will continue to work on our
Operational Plan and provide you with all the daily operational details prior
to September. Safety for everyone
remains our primary priority.
Take
care everyone! |
| Today is Monday, June 15th and this is Mrs. Godfrey with a few messages from Caledonia Regional.
This evening, parents have organized a Prom Parade for Caledonia Graduates. It will begin in Hillsborough and end in Alma. You can follow the live stream on the FaceBook page that parents created for the event - CRHS Class of 2020 Prom Night Parade! During this unprecedented time of COVID-19, traditional proms, safe grads, and large gatherings that do not respect physical distancing regulations simply cannot happen. Thank you to the parents who organized the parade.
This Wednesday, June 17th, we will be honoring our Grade 8 students. Information on distribution of promotional certificates has been shared with these students and families. If you have any questions about your scheduled time to arrive at the school, please contact the main office at 734-3710.
This Wednesday, names of our Excelsior award recipients will be shared on our school FaceBook Page – Caledonia Regional Tigers. Names shared on this platform must respect the Right to Privacy and Information Act. The only names we can share on this social media platform are of students who submitted their media release forms when school was in session.
Graduates have all received scheduled appointment times to collect their graduation gown on Thursday, June 18th and to participate in their individual graduation celebration on Friday, June 19th. If you have any questions about your scheduled time to arrive at the school, please contact the main office at 734-3710.
Report cards for students in grades 6, 7, 9, 10 and 11 will be mailed home next week. Students in these grades who have yearbooks, will be contacted next week to schedule a time to come to the school to pick up their yearbook and report card at the same time.
Students in Grade 8 and 12 should bring any money owing for yearbook and any items belonging to the school with them during their scheduled visits this week.
Thank you very much for listening. Have a wonderful evening.
|
| Caledonia
Regional High School
Gown
Pick-Up & Graduation Instructions
Thursday,
June 18, 2020 & Friday, June 19, 2020
Gown Pick-Up – Thursday, June 18th,
2020
Procedure
to Follow
·
Students will be greeted
at the office door and invited in the building as per alphabetical listing
below.
·
Gown and yearbook will be
available from the office. There is no
further student access to the building on this day.
·
Outstanding fees must be
paid for graduation and yearbook. Questions
on fees owing may be directed through 734-3710.
·
There will be a
depository for any school items students need to return (ex. Library books,
uniforms etc.)
|
Time
of Day
|
Alphabetical
Admission
|
|
9
am – 9:30 am
|
Last
name A - B
|
|
9:
45 am – 10:15 am
|
Last
name C - D
|
|
10:30
– 11 am
|
Last
name E – J
|
|
11:15
– 11:45 am
|
Last
name L - M
|
|
Noon
– 12:30 pm
|
Last
name O - Sm
|
|
12:45
pm – 1:15 pm
|
Last
name St - W
|
Graduation Day – Friday, June 19th,
2020
With
the current restrictions in place for COVID-19, individual graduation
ceremonies are scheduled to be held. The
parameters of these individual ceremonies are subject to change. Public Health recommendations will be
followed including:
·
Physical Distancing of 6 feet
(2 m)
·
Frequent hand washing
·
Respiratory etiquette
·
Community mask when physical
distancing is not possible
·
Self Assessment questionnaire
Currently,
your scheduled time to arrive and register at the Caledonia Office for your Graduation
Ceremony is (an email was sent with your designated time) You may invite a maximum of 10 guests to your
ceremony.
Please
remember that scheduled times, location, procedures, and protocols are subject
to change should Public Health announce further restrictions.
I
look forward to seeing you again soon!
Congratulations!.
If
you have any questions, please call the main office at 734-3710
Mrs.
Godfrey |
| Hi everyone. This is Mrs. Godfrey with some messages for
the Grade 8 students and their families.
We would like to celebrate the milestone
of Grade 8 promotion by inviting you to the school to collect your Grade 8
promotional certificate.
The date for the event is Wednesday, June
17th.
We will have an area set up outside the
office doors where you will collect your promotional certificate and a special
gift. Rain or shine – we will be there!
With the current restrictions in place for
COVID-19, we have pre-set alphabetical times for you to arrive at the school. These times have been shared to your email
and are posted with this talk mail on our school website. The parameters are
subject to change. Public Health recommendations
will be followed including:
·
Physical Distancing of 6
feet (2 m)
·
Community mask where
physical distancing is not possible
Parents and family are invited to accompany
students and take pictures in our photo area. We are hoping for a nice sunny day. Parking is in our parking lot.
|
Time
|
Alphabetical
Arrival
|
|
10 am – 10:30 am
|
Last name: A – B
|
|
10:45 am – 11:15 am
|
Last name: C – H
|
|
11:30 am – noon
|
Last name: J –
Mac
|
|
12:30 pm – 1 pm
|
Last name: Mar - O
|
|
1:15pm – 1:45 pm
|
Last name: P – W
|
Thanks very much for listening and I look
forward to seeing you June 17th. Please contact our school office at 734-3710
if you have any questions. |
| Hello graduates. Today is Sunday, May 31st and this is Mrs. Godfrey with a few updates on
our celebration plans for the end of the year.
We all received a scare this past week with what
is happening in northern New Brunswick. Plans
that have been made in Zone 5 of our province have been changed in the blink of
an eye.
We have a plan for Caledonia’s Graduation
celebration. I do need to let you know that
we have no guarantee that this plan will become a reality. So much depends on the health of our province
and the directives received from Public Health.
There are strict guidelines by which we must
abide to ensure the safety of our students, their families, and the staff of our
building.
Currently,
our plan is to schedule appointments for graduates to pick up their graduation gown,
invitations, and yearbook on Thursday morning, June 18th. Graduates
may pick up their gown themselves or make arrangements with a family member to do
so. Times for pick-up will be shared soon.
Plans are in place to celebrate Graduation
throughout the day on Friday, June 19th with the first
scheduled appointment at 9 am. Graduates
will be scheduled alphabetically throughout the day. Graduates will be able to invite up to 10
guests at the moment. Caps, tassels, and
programs will be given on this day. Appointment times will be shared soon with
gown pick-up times.
Please remember, all these plans could become
more restrictive and are dependent on the most recent directives from Public Health. Our intended goal is to make the event as special
as we can for you during an unprecedented time.
We have some wonderful plans and I hope that everyone will begin and end
the day knowing that we care deeply for you.
We are committed and invested in making this last walk across the
Caledonia stage as memorable as possible.
You all did a super job fundraising for your
prom and safe grad. Since you will not be having a traditional prom and
safe grad celebration, it is important to us that the funds you raised are used
as inclusively as possible.
From the total you fundraised, we have purchased
some things to help make the graduation celebration extra special for each of
you – which you will receive on Graduation Day.
There is some money remaining that has not yet been allocated. We would like your voice on how to best use
it. Because this money is from school
raised funds, it needs to be used for school sanctioned events. We will
be sending you a survey this week where you can provide us with some feedback
on how to allocate the remaining fundraised funds.
Please note: This
does not include money you paid for prom tickets, safe grad tickets, grad
breakfast tickets, dragon boat. These payments will be reimbursed to each
individual graduate from the District Finance Department.
The $100 grad fee is not refunded.
It includes the traditional graduation expenses - grad gown rental, souvenir
hat and 2020 tassel, flowers, invitations, programs, diploma cover.
All of these are ordered months in advance.
I hope that this provides you with some
clarity of what our plans are for your upcoming celebration. I hope that Graduation 2020 will be a memorable
celebration within your family circle during these unprecedented times.
I am pleased to announce
that the votes are in – The Valedictorian for Caledonia’s graduating class
of 2020 is Will Berry. Will’s speech will be shared virtually on different
online platforms the day of graduation. Congratulations
Will!
Congratulations to the Caledonia Graduating Class of 2020! |
| Hello everyone. Today is Friday, May 29th and this
is Mrs. Godfrey with some messages from Caledonia.
We all received a scare this week with what is
happening in northern New Brunswick. Plans
that have been made in Zone 5 of our province have been changed in the blink of
an eye. From what I understand, contact
tracing is still ongoing.
We have plans in place for end of year celebrations
– including promotional acknowledgement of our Grade 8 students, a virtual
acknowledgement of Excelsior Award Recipients, and of course Graduation
2020. I do need to let you know that we
have no guarantee that any plans will become a reality. So much depends on the health of our province
and the directives received from Public Health.
Currently, staff are scheduled to return to
the building on Monday, June 1st.
The building is not open to the public.
If you would like to contact any teacher, please reach out to them
directly either by phone or email or contact our main office at 734-3710. We will contact you and arrange a call or make a virtual appointment.
Home Learning and weekly teacher contacts
with students are scheduled to end on Friday, June 12th. Instructions on student report card delivery
or pick-up will be shared in the weeks ahead.
I wish to express my gratitude to our Caledonia
community as our staff continues to navigate through the COVID-19 global pandemic.
Thank you very much for listening. Have a wonderful weekend. |
|
Student Council
Elections for 2020 - 2021
Thank you for
showing interest in running for next year’s student council!
In this packet you will find everything you need to run:
Ø
Election
Information Form
Ø
Nomination
Form
Ø
Application
Questions
Ø
Teacher/Administration
Candidacy Support
Ø
Two
Teacher Recommendation Forms (separate
attachment for you to send to two teachers)
Ø
Checklist
and Important Date
Ø
Description
of Student Council Positions
According to the CHRS Extra-Curricular Code
of Conduct in order to run for any council position you must consider the
following:
- You must be passing all courses and be in
good academic standing.
- You must represent your school well in the
community at all times. It is important to understand that your actions reflect
directly on the entire school, students, staff, and alumni.
- You must understand that how you behave
outside the school and away from the school environment is a significant
consideration when deciding eligibility. This includes the use of social media.
- You must make positive choices with the
understanding that all choices, - both good and bad - have consequences.
- Failure to make positive choices while
representing CRHS in and away from the school environment could result in
dismissal from Student Council.
- Social media posts that have a negative
impact on the school- including school personnel and fellow students - will
result in automatic dismissal from the Council.
Dismissal is at the discretion of the administration and teacher
liaison.
- Council members work constructively with
school personnel and the students they represent in positive ways to attain
positive outcomes for everyone.
- The use of drugs and / or alcohol is
strictly prohibited and will automatically result in a dismissal from Student
Council.
Student
council is a full year commitment that begins in June 2020 and continues
through summer until after Prom and Graduation June 2021. While you are
permitted and encouraged to take part in other sports and activities, if elected your position on council must be your priority. If
significant conflicts arise, you may be required to abandon other activities or
step down from council.
______________________________________________________________________________
Upon signing this form, I am
indicating that I have read and understand the above expectations.
Student Signature:
__________________________ Date:
_____________________
Parent Signature:
___________________________ Date:
______________________
Nomination Form 2020-2021
Full Name: ________________________
Grade Level: _____
Homeroom: ______________
Two Teachers who have agreed to complete the teacher reference form for
you:
1)
______________________________________
2)
______________________________________
Positions you are interested in (in order of preference):
1)
_____________________________________
2)
_____________________________________
3)
_____________________________________
*You will
not run for a specific position; it will simply help give us an idea of your
area of interest
List all activities (extra-curricular, volunteer, work…) that you have been or
are currently involved in. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Application Questions
Please
answer all of the following questions to the best of your ability. Answers
should be in complete sentences and typed below the question.
1)
Why do you want to be a member of Caledonia
Regional Student Council? If you are a current member, why are you interested
in continuing your involvement?
2)
What qualities and strengths would you bring to
the student council team? If you are a current member, what strengths will you
continue to bring to the team? How have you displayed these qualities in the
past?
3)
Our number one goal as a Student Council is
student involvement and creating a positive school environment. If elected,
what are some ideas you have to promote / increase these two factors?
4)
As we move into the next school year what are some
activities you would like to help keep and what are some new
ideas/activities that you would like to see implemented?
Teacher /
Administration Candidacy Support
Mrs.
Godfrey, Principal: Support received from Mrs. Godfrey
___ yes ____ no
2 Teachers:
Support received from 2 teachers
---- yes ----- no
Checklist and Important Dates
CRHS Student
Council Application Checklist
ÿ I (and
parents/guardians) have read and signed the election information form.
ÿ I have
completed the nomination form, including the application questions.
ÿ I have
found 2 Teachers who will complete the Teacher Reference Form for me. (Teachers
will e-mail these forms directly to Mrs. Murray)
ÿ
I have received approval from Mrs. Godfrey.
IMPORTANT
Date:
Monday,
June 1st : All
applications are due to Mrs. Murray by e-mail
katelyn.murray@nbed.nb.ca
Applications
submitted after this date will not be considered.
Student Council Positions
1. GENERAL DUTIES
i. All elected members are responsible
to conduct themselves in a positive & mature manner,
remembering that they represent the school at all times. This applies to all activities,
events, social gatherings, and use of social media.
ii. All members are strongly encouraged
to attend all school-sponsored activities to promote school spirit. If you
cannot attend an event/activity, notice is expected to be given at least 2
school days in advance.
iii. All members are required to attend
all meetings, unless a valid reason is presented to the teacher advisor in
advance.
iv. Members are responsible to bring
any new ideas or concerns to the council and teacher advisor, prior to carrying
out any actions on behalf of the student council.
v. Student Council business is
considered secondary only to academic obligations. Student Council members must
be passing all courses in order to be a member of the council. If a
student receives an At-Risk Report and, or receives a failing mark on a report
card, the student’s position will be suspended and they will placed on
probation, until a passing mark is obtained. If a passing mark is not obtained
by the next reporting period, the student’s position will be terminated for the
remainder of the year.
2. EXECUTIVE MEMBER POSITIONS AND DUTIES
·
Once elected for a position on Student Council,
these specific positions will be awarded by the Student Council Advisor(s), and
the Caledonia Regional School Administration.
President (Must be a grade
12 student)
- Acts as a
representative for the ideas and concerns of the student body to the
administration and to the community.
- Calls, prepares
an agenda for, and presides over all Student Council meetings.
- Oversees
all of the functions of the student council.
- Gives direction,
assistance, guidance, and praise.
- Acts as a
facilitator during discussion.
- Reports to
and works with advisor on all planning.
- Acts as the
student representative on the Parent Support Committee (PSSC) and provide
feedback to the Student Council.
- Acts a
mentor to all other student council members.
- Attends school sponsored
extra-curricular activities to promote school involvement and spirit.
Vice President
(Open to grade 11 and 12 students)
- Works
closely with President and aids them with day-to-day duties.
- Presides
over and assumes President’s duties when needed.
- Works with
President and Treasurer in preparing calendar and budget.
- Assists the
President in preparing meeting agendas.
- Prepares “To Do” lists for
upcoming events.
- Prepares
and reads the student council announcements at assemblies, unless
otherwise decided by the council.
- Attends school sponsored
extra-curricular activities to promote school involvement and spirit.
Treasurer (Open to grade 11 and 12 students with preference given to level of
responsibility)
·
Prepares, organizes and is responsible for the
floats for every activity.
·
Coordinates admission and canteen (where
required) for student council activities.
·
Counts and deposits money for every event in a
timely manner. All money must be deposited to the main office daily. An advisor
must sign off prior to deposit.
·
Prepares a budget for every event (to include
expenses, money in and profit made).
·
Prepares a monthly budget overview for advisor
and administration.
·
Documents all purchases made by council, collect
all receipts and complete all “Request for funds” forms. Purchases must be
approved by advisor in advance of purchases.
·
Works closely with the Student council advisor.
·
Attends school sponsored extra-curricular
activities to promote school involvement and spirit
Secretary
·
Takes accurate minutes of all student council
meetings. These minutes are then to be
typed,
placed into a binder, and
e-mailed to all council members and advisors.
·
Creates and updates the student council calendar
of events (Council Calendar & School
Calendar).
·
Contacts advisors and administration to obtain
approval for suggested student council events
and dates.
·
Sends all e-mails / communication within Student
Council.
·
Prepares all information and E-mails that are to
be sent out to Staff (E-mails / requests to be typed up and then sent to
advisor to approve and send to the rest of the staff).
·
Attends school sponsored extra-curricular
activities to promote school involvement and spirit.
Public Relations Coordinator
·
Keeps CRHS students, staff and community up to
date with activities/events. Media contact needs to be made (newspaper / TV/
Radio, District “What’s Happening” etc.)
·
Updates Social Media: Facebook Page (Caledonia
Regional Tigers), Twitter (@crhsnb), and
Remind (@chrsup).
·
Keeps the Student Council section of the CRHS
website exciting and updated with upcoming
events and photos of past
events.
·
Prepares all student council related
announcements
·
Keeps TV monitor screens updated
·
Works with the Events Coordinator to keep the
events calendar up to date
·
Acts as a liaison between the yearbook and
student council.
·
Attends school sponsored extra-curricular
activities to promote school involvement and spirit.
Community Support Coordinator
·
Within the first two months of the school year,
the Community Support Coordinator will have a
meeting to determine which areas
to concentrate council fundraising efforts on.
·
Reaches out to other school clubs /
organizations to run other important events/fundraisers.
·
Develops and organizes volunteer opportunities
to reach out to the community. (Minimum one
event per year)
·
Acts as a contact to students and teachers to
combine our efforts to help those in need.
·
Develops an updated contact list for all outside
community contacts.
·
Attends school sponsored extra-curricular
activities to promote school involvement and spirit.
CHRS Events Coordinator
·
Organizes school activities and events
including:
o Rookie
Week
o Dances
o Evening
Events (Coffee Houses, Movie Night, Games Night etc.)
o Christmas
Parade Float (Hillsborough)
o Parent/Teacher
Night
·
Develops the student council activity binder and
keeps it up to date.
·
Works with Public Relations to keep the school
event calendar up to date.
·
Acts as a liaison between the student council
and other CRHS teams/committees/groups.
·
Organizes chaperones & volunteers for
events.
·
Attends school sponsored extra-curricular
activities to promote school involvement and spirit.
CRHS Spirit Reps
·
Works very closely with Events Coordinator.
·
Organizes spirit activities / encourages school
spirit for
o Pep
Rallies
o Spirit
Games
o School
Atmosphere in general
·
Organizes and runs theme weeks. These will occur
one week per month.
·
Organizes spirit related activities to bring the
student body together at assemblies:
o Grade
Competitions
o Game
Shows
o Spirit
Videos
o School
Yells/Chant
·
Attends school sponsored extra-curricular
activities to promote school involvement and spirit. |
| Today is Monday,
May 25th and this is Mrs. Godfrey with a message for students in
grades 8, 9, 10, and 11 at Caledonia Regional High School.
I would like to
invite you to consider becoming a member of the Caledonia Student Council for
the upcoming school year. Although we still
do not know what next year will bring, we do know that we need a committed and
dedicated student voice. If you would
like to become a member of our 2020-2021 Student Council, please review the
documents attached to this email. The Student
Council package is also available on our school website.
New Brunswick is
doing very well in terms of the COVID-19 pandemic. Although we must still abide by very strict Public
Health restrictions, we do have plans in motion to recognize our Grade 8
students. If all continues to go well,
and we are permitted to do so, we will schedule safe times to present our Grade
8 students with their promotional certificate before the end of this school
year. Moving from Middle School to High School is a celebration and a milestone
that we want to recognize. Be very proud
as you transition from Middle School to High School at Caledonia – and know
that we are very proud of you.
Take care
everyone. |
| Today is Friday,
May 22nd and this is Mrs. Godfrey.
On our website home page - just above the Talk Mail listings - you will find a link to a letter shared by our Superintendent to our Graduates and their families.
Caledonia Grad
Council advisors and I have been meeting regularly to share ideas and discuss
options for Graduation 2020 – while adhering to guidelines communicated by the
province during this pandemic.
After meeting
with our Grad Class Executive this morning, I can share with you that our
current plan is to celebrate the milestone of Graduation at Caledonia throughout
the day on Friday, June 19th.
Students will receive a designated individual time to arrive at the
school with their family and instructions on the process to follow to receive
their diploma. Graduation gowns and yearbooks
will be available from the school on Friday, June 18th by pre-determined
appointments for graduates. More details
on this process will follow in the upcoming days. I thank you for your patience.
We are all
hoping that New Brunswick can continue with an expanded bubble for family and
friends in the days ahead.
Take care
everyone and have a lovely weekend. |
| Hello
everyone. It is Mrs. Godfrey on Friday,
May 1st with some messages from Caledonia.
A
reminder to our Caledonia families that students can come to the school next
week – Monday, May 4th through Friday, May 8th to
pick up their personal belongings.
The
procedure to follow is posted on our school website – and the details can be
found on the school website as well - under School News. I have included this document to this voice
message so you will have access to it in your email.
A
limited number of students will have access to the building at pre-set
times.
Please
dress for the weather conditions that day as outdoor wait times are
unpredictable.
Admission
to the building will be by grade level and alphabetical. Please observe your designated day and time.
9
– 9:30 – Last name A-F
9:45-
10:15 – Last name G-L
10:30
– 11 – Last name M-R
11:15
– 11:45 – Last name S-Z
Monday
morning will be reserved for our Grade 12
students.
Tuesday
– Students in grades 6 and 9
Wednesday
– Students in grades 7 and 10
Thursday
– Students in grades 8 and 11
Siblings
living in the same house may select one day – based on any grade level
represented – and enter at the same time.
Alphabetical admission times apply.
Friday
will be reserved for those families who choose to collect belongings from
Hillsborough Elementary and Caledonia on the same day. It is an option that is available to these
families. Alphabetical admission times
apply to Caledonia on this day as well.
Entrance
will be at the Office doors with a sign in
system in place at the front desk. Students
will exit the building through the Courtyard Doors in the Grade 6
hallway.
Please
note that there is a very strict procedure to follow. Classrooms will not be open, but if you have
items that are in a classroom, notify me in advance – by email or phone - and I
will set them outside the classroom for you.
Bring
your own bag for your things and follow the procedures outlined in the document
for returning school property – including locks. Staff will be on site to
assist with the flow of traffic. All
guidelines outlined by Public Health will be followed. I cannot stress enough how important it is to
familiarize yourself with the procedure to be followed. Once again – this is in your email and on our
school website – under School News.
A
reminder to students in Grade 12 – online submissions of Letter C applications
are due on May 15th.
Students
in grade 11 and 12 who are working for the notation of credit on their transcript
(as opposed to enrolled) are asked to have their work to their subject teacher
on or before June 15.
We
will soon begin our online course selection process for students entering Grade
10, 11 and 12. I will share those
details with you next week.
These
are certainly unprecedented times and I hope you are all doing well. I cannot tell you how excited I am to see our
students next week.
Take
care everyone. If you need anything,
please reach out to us. Teachers are
providing work and reaching out to assigned lists of students on a weekly
basis. Our lines of communication continue
to be open for you. |
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