| Grade 12 GTRHS students are invited to participate in "Elevate Skills", on Saturday, January 11 from 10am-3pm at Mount Allison University. Students will select two topics from: Excel, Information
Management, Financial Literacy (debt/credit), and Interview Skills. One will run from 10am-noon and the second from 1pm-3pm,
with lunch provided.
Please register using the following link: https://www.mta.ca/Community/Student_services/Career_Services/Elevate/The_Elevate_Program/
Please provide the e-mail address you use daily and you can check off First Year when registering. Questions can be directed to TRHS Experiential Learning Coordinator, Jon Estabrooks at: jonathan.estabrooks@nbed.nb.ca. Those planning on attending are asked to notify Mr. Estabrooks.
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| A series of workshops are underway to support grade 9/10s in their transition to high school. Thank you to Mlle. Boutilier, Mlle. Trueman, Ms. Johnson and Ms. Burke-Callaghan!
All of our grade 9 and 10 students completed the following:
Week 1 - Learning Commons Welcome Session with Library Assistant, Mrs Gray;
Week 2 - Kindness : Becca Schofield TedXMoncton Video for Sept
21 Becca Told Me To Day. Discussion on what it means to you and challenge to engage in three random acts of kindness of the span of a week; as well as
digital planning and organization - ie: calendar planning and time management;
Week 3 - Students anonymously wrote down the acts of
kindness they were able to complete and created a Kindness Wall outside of Ms Johnson’s Classroom (photo attached) - as well as a workshop on Office 365;
Week 4 - Gord Downie Documentary for Reconciliation and Orange
Shirt Day.
Planning for October includes Stress Management and Self
Regulation, as well as Citizenship and Community Building with younger children
and perhaps the elderly (Drew Nursing Home).
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This year, 5 students represented Tantramar
Regional High School in the New Brunswick Envirothon competition, where they finished
first overall in the competition gainst teams from across the
province. Out of the four tests completed, the Titans earned the highest scores in
aquatic ecology, wildlife, and forestry, and came in third on the soils test. They received the highest score on a twenty minute oral presentation which focused on the complex topic of agricultural sustainability.
This qualifies the TRHS Team to compete in the 2019 National Conservation Foundation-Envirothon competition, schedule for North Carolina this summer from July 28th to August
2nd. The competition will see teams from Canada, the United States
of America, and China competing for the title. he Titans are already hard at work
studying in preparation for this competition.
In the summer of 2021, Sackville will e hosting the International Envirothon Competition,
so this trip is a great opportunity or the students fto serve as ambassadors for the community.
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| CONGRATULATIONS TRHS AA VARSITY BOYS
PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS!
Thanks to everyone for their support throughout the season! |
| Titans were recognized at the annual Sackville Sports Recognition night
Jan., 22nd, 2019
TRHS Football Titans (2015, 2016, 2017 & 2018 NB High School Football Champions)
TRHS Varsity Boys Hockey (2018-2019 NB AA High School Champions)
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| TRHS Science 10 + Brilliant Labs
There have been some new changes to the Science curriculum and when Electricity was moved to Grade 10, the Science 10 took full advantage of this by partnering with Brilliant Labs to work with students on coding to create a project. The goal is to look at electricity and its application. This challenge was extended before the holiday and so it began with an “Ugly Christmas Sweater” theme. However, it has evolved into simply a challenge to CREATE. Brilliant Labs sent two people to do a coding session with all classes. Then, the students took what they had learned and were tasked with coming up with a project. Some of these projects are fabric based, such as the sweater and the hat, while others are not but they all tie in coding and electronic circuitry.
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| Orange Shirt Day is a legacy of the St. Joseph Mission (SJM) residential school commemoration event held in Williams Lake, BC, Canada, in May 2013. It grew out of Phyllis' story of having her shiny new orange shirt taken away on her first day of school at the Mission, and it has become an opportunity to keep the discussion on all aspects of residential schools happening annually.
The date was chosen because it is the time of year in which children were taken from their homes to residential schools, and because it is an opportunity to set the stage for anti-racism and anti-bullying policies for the coming school year.
Orange Shirt Day is also an opportunity for First Nations, local governments, schools and communities to come together in the spirit of reconciliation and hope for generations of children to come. |
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| We are proud to announce the
arrival of many new books! Come by the Learning Commons and check
out our new selection of fiction and nonfiction! Highlights include
the Magnus Chase and Quarantine series, the Bill Hodges Trilogy by Stephen
King, The Hate U Give, The Lie Tree and many other titles that are relevant in
today’s society. We think you'll really like them!
All titles are now available for check-out! |
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Important
Information
Transcripts:
Homeroom teachers distributed an unofficial
transcript to every grad. Please check
over your transcript to ensure that your marks are all imputed correctly. If
you did not receive your unofficial transcript, please see your homeroom
teacher. In order to graduate, you need a minimum of 17
credits. When checking over your transcript, if the number of credits after
semester 2 does not add to 17, please see Mrs. Lafford. To request an official transcript fill out a
form at the main office. Please allow a week for your transcript request to be
processed and returned to you.
TRHS Scholarships and Bursaries:
An information package for TRHS scholarships and
bursaries will be handed out to graduates towards the last week of April. Upon
receiving this package, you will have 1 week to complete a letter of
application, highlighting your accomplishments, in order to give a better idea
of who you are (Letter of Application outline sheets are available at the
office if you would like to get a head start on this) You will also be required to check off the
scholarships/bursaries that apply to you. The
one week due date is very strict.
If you do not hand in your package on time, you will not be considered. The scholarship/bursary recipients will be
announced at graduation. Aside from scholarships/bursaries, there is also
an award for top mark in any grade 12 course offered in class (no online
courses), and these will also be announced at graduation.
Birth Certificates:
Prom:
This year’s prom theme has been voted as A Night
at the Theatre. The prom will be located at the school. If you are planning to bring a guest who is not
a current student at Tantramar Regional High School, please see Mrs. Lafford
before the end of March for approval.
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| Summer French Program for Students in
Grades 9 and 10
The Summer French Program is a four-week French second language program
administered by the Université de Moncton, Moncton campus. Grades 9 and 10 students enrolled in French
Immersion or Post-Intensive French are encouraged to apply. The program will run from July 1st to July 27th
2018.
This is a wonderful opportunity for
students to enhance their French language abilities, develop greater confidence
in using a second language, and extend their understanding of French
culture. The application submission
deadline is March 2nd 2018.
For more information or to receive an
application form, students should talk with their French language teacher, a
French SPR or a School District French Subject Coordinator. They may also visit the main student portal
page. The
application form is also available on the GNB site, under French Language and Culture for Families: http://www.gnb.ca/FSL . We
also invite students and parents/guardians to visit
the following Université de Moncton Learn French site at http://www.umoncton.ca/learnfrench/junior.
Selection
Criteria
There
are 100 seats available in the program. Each school district receives a
quota for the seats, French Immersion and Post-Intensive French.
 2018 Summer French Program for Grade 9 and 10 Application Form.docx
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| This fall, the TRHS Drama/Music Department applied
for and received an Artist in Residency Grant. A group of our students worked
with Amy Groening to create 4 short one-off films. The cast of 12 and
crew of 12 came up with a pretty incredible product!
The students wrote their
own scripts, and we were REALLY excited to have a professional editor in
Toronto do the cutting and editing together with Amy, the director.
The screening took place
at our Night of the Arts on Monday, Jan. 15th. Here is the link to
watch the shorts.
Well done Titans!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MB7xSItAA6Ehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MB7xSItAA6E
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| The 18th Annual Tantramar Invitational
Christmas Classic takes place Dec. 7-9th at TRHS. We would like to welcome all teams,
parents and visitors to Tantramar Regional High School! We hope you enjoy an exciting and
competitive tournament, while supporting an atmosphere of fair play and
sportsmanship.
Tournament Schedule:  TICC schedule 2017.pdf
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| The 2nd Annual Carl Ward Invitational,
hosted by the Tantramar Titans Boys Hockey Team takes place Nov. 30-Dec. 3rd. We are
excited to be able to recognize Carl Ward with this tournament, a long-time
supporter and benefactor of our team and the Sackville Minor Hockey
program. Click below for the full tournament schedule:
 Copy of Tournament Schedule 2017.xlsx
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| The TRHS Girls Hockey team is back after a 1-year hiatus and is hosting five
teams at the 'Titan Your Skates' hockey tournament this weekend at the Tantramar Memorial Civic
Centre. The team has had a great start, winning their first tournament in Middleton Nova Scotia
two weeks ago and have recently played very close games with provincial
favorites LJR and Clement Cormier . There are 8 grade 9s on the team this
year and the future is bright for this incredible group of girls. Please
come out and support the Titans!
They play:
Friday 4:15pm vs. Rothesay
Saturday 11;15am vs. Mirimichi Valley
Saturday 6:15pm vs. James M Hill
Full schedule: Titan Your Skates Schedule.docx
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| The Football Titans have completed a threepeat in New Brunswick 12 Man High School Football. The Titans battled the elements in coming from benind in the forth quarter to outlast the Moncton High Purple Knights 24-14 Saturday afternoon at Mount Allison's Alumni Field. Scoring touchdowns for Tantramar were Lucas Cormier on a 65 yard pass from QB Justin Vogels, and Jack Estabrooks who scored two forth quarter touchdowns on the ground putting the game out of reach with just under two minutes to go in the final quarter. Lucas Cormier was good on two converts and also caught a two point conversion. The win gives the Titans an overall record of 9-1 for the regular season and playoffs as they outscored their opponents 392-63. |
| The Football Titans have advanced to the New Brunswick High School Football Championship game for the third year in a row. The Titans defeated the Riverview Royals 35-0 on Jardine Field Saturday afternoon to secure their sport in the final game vs. Moncton High slated for this Saturday afternoon. The Titans had the best record in the league this season and therefore have earned the right to host Saturday's championship. Stay tuned for game time and location! |
| The Tantramar Titans last won a Provincial crown in varsity girls’ soccer in the 1996. With 4 consecutive appearances in the sport’s last Final Four events, the Sackville squad brought home gold and the banner from the AA Championships held in Campbellton on Saturday, 4 November. Best results had previously come in 2014 when the club won silver.
Eastern conference regular season and playoff champions, the Titans defeated Roland-Pépin Prédateurs 3-2 and lost 3-1 to Bathurst Phantoms at Regionals held in Sackville on 28 October to advance to Provincials as North-East #2.
Play at Provincials opened early Saturday when Tantramar defeated the South-West # 1 team – Rothesay Red Hawks on Campbellton’s Oval Field. Grade 11 striker Kyla Davis and Grade 9 striker Sara Grant scored in the first half for a 2-0 half-time lead. Rothesay scored at 42:27 but the Titans hung on for the win and earned a chance to advance to the final.
Hampton Huskies – South-West # 2 defeated Bathurst Phantoms – North-East # 1 by a score of 2-0 in the other Provincial semi.
The gold medal match was played on the Tide Field in Tide Head where Tantramar captured the 2017 AA title defeating Hampton 2-1. Grade 11 striker Kyla Davis and Grade 10 mid Anna Crossman led the Titan attack. Hampton scored one in the last minute of the match but the die was cast for the Titans – Provincial Champions!
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| The Lady Titans Varsity Girls Soccer team hosted the 2017 Northeast Regionals this past weekend.
Tantramar opened play with an overtime victory 3-2 over the Roland-Pépin Prédateurs of Campbellton in one of the day’s 2 Regional semi-finals. Grade 11 strikers Kyla Davis and Jesse Davis and Grade 9 striker Sara Grant scored for the Titans. Jesse notched the OT winning tally. The win guaranteed Tantramar a place in Provincials.
Bathurst Phantoms eliminated the Clément-Cormier Cavalières 1-0 in the other semi.
The Titans’ second game of the day was versus Bathurst High to determine Northeast # 1 and # 2 seeds for Provincials to be held Saturday, 4 November at Roland Pépin School in Campbellton. Bathurst won the game 3-1. Grade 10 mid Anna Crossman scored the Titans’ goal in the game.
Tantramar advances as NE # 2 and will face SW # 1 on Saturday, 4 November.
The Titans wish to thank their friends, family and fans for their super support at Regionals.
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| The Varsity Girls Soccer team is hosting the Northeast Regional tournament this weekend on the Lorne. St. Field in Sackville. Game times are:
10am - PRP vs. TRHS (semi # 1)
12pm - BHS vs. CC (semi # 2)
3:30pm - Winner 1 vs. Winner 2 (Final)
Admission to the event will be five dollars for adults and two dollars for students which covers all three games. Come to Lorne St. Saturday and cheer of your Titans.
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| TRHS would like to take this opportunity to
tell you about an enrichment program called SHAD. With over a 35 year track
record of creating transformational experiences that empower Canada's
exceptional youth, a common remark the organizers unfortunately still hear is "I
wish I had known about this when I was in high school!" Their
hope is that with your help, your child will not be ones to miss out on
the opportunity to experience the country's premier enrichment program.
What you can do? Talk to your child if they
are curious, creative & Change Makers. Champion their SHAD journey by
seeing their potential and encourage them to
apply before the November
20th deadline.
In the words
of a fellow educator, "SHAD brings out so many of the students' strengths and
they come back renewed and completely blossomed; the shyer ones have come out
of their shells."
It
costs nothing for students to apply and significant bursaries & scholarships
are available to ensure that SHAD is financially accessible. The SHAD Fellow
designation is recognized by universities & scholarship providers, and will
lead to a lifetime of benefits through our powerful alumni network.
"SHAD empowers youth to embrace their desires to change
their community and world while challenging them to learn. Although I still do
not necessarily know what I want to do in my future, SHAD has given me a new
outlook on what is possible in the future. It's given me the self-confidence
and support I need to realize that I am fully capable of achieving any dream I
have." - SHAD Fellow 2017
TRHS is looking to build a legacy of enrichment and to unleash the leadership &
innovative potential of our students.
Learn more at: www.shad.ca |
| The Varsity Girls’ Soccer Titans had a great week in the AA Eastern Conference playoffs this week.
On Tuesday (17th) the team played host to the J.M.A. Armstrong Cougars. The game was a Conference semi-final with the regular season # 1 Titans playing the 4th place finisher.
The Titans were victorious by a score of 6-0.
Scorers were Grade 11 striker Kyla Davis with 3; Grade 10 mid Anna Crossman with 2 and Grade 9 striker Sara Grant with 1.
Grade 12 keeper Abby Lane had the shutout.
On Thursday (19th) the Lady Titans hosted the Clément-Cormier Cavalières in the Conference Championship game. Sackville presented its usual monster winds and the Titans faced them and their opponents and successfully defended their zone through the first half.
Grade 11 striker Jesse Davis scored the game’s lone goal at 62:13 to give her team the big win. Grade 12 keeper Abby Lane added another shut out to her season record.
The big win allows the Titans to advance as East #1 to Northeast Regionals and to host that event in Sackville on 28 October. Times and venue to be confirmed.
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| The Lady Titans defeated arch-rivals Clement-Cormier 3-0 in a tie-breaking match!
In doing so, they won the regular season pennant and the right to host #4 JMA tomorrow Tuesday at 5pm at TRHS. Come out and support your Titans.
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| TRHS will host their annual Spookwalk on Monday, October 30 from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm. Admittance fee is $4, per person, per tour. For our youngest visitors, ages 8 and under, we will also host a kid’s room with age appropriate activities and treats between 6:30 – 8:00 pm. Come wander the haunted hallways of Tantramar High on the evening of Oct 30 and see if we can spook you! Proceeds of this event will help our Titans in Need. |
| The Lady Titans had a road game and a home stand in Week 5 of the AA Eastern Conference this week and notched 2 wins.
On Tuesday (10th), the Titans travelled to Rexton and faced the Bonar Law Memorial Bengals. Tantramar won the game 10-0.
Grade 12 mid Mackenzie Allen and Grade 9 striker Sara Grant each had hat-tricks in the match. Grade 12 mid Kathryn Whittemore, Grade 11 strikers Jesse and Kyla Davis and Grade 10 mid Anna Crossman added singles to the Titan tally. Grade 12 keeper, Abby Lane earned the shutout.
On Thursday (12th), the Titans hosted their final regular season game when the J.M.A. Armstrong Cougars came to town. The Titans won the game 9-0.
Grade 10 mid Anna Crossman led the attack with 3 goals. Grade 11 striker Kyla Davis and Grade striker Sara Grant added 2 each. Grade 11 striker Jesse Davis and Grade 12 mid Mackenzie Allen added singletons for Tantramar. Grade 12 keeper, Abby Lane was awarded the shutout.
The East Conference playoffs begin next week. The Titans have earned a semi-final home game. Opponents are yet to be determined.
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| This year's grad council have been busy planning fundraisers and grad spirit events.
Grad Fees can be paid through cash on-line. Grad fees are $100 and cover the costs associated with graduation including the graduation banquet, Prom and Safe Grad, the Graduation Ceremony and the Grad Reception.
The Grad Council has been planning their annual gift card fundraiser and are asking all grads to please donate a gift card of $20 or more. Gift cards should be given directly to Ms. Hardy in Room 238/240.
The Grad Council will be hosting a Pizza Party on Thursday, October 12th in the Breakfast Room for all grads. |
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