Nackawic High School Information Overview

NACKAWIC HIGH SCHOOL
OPEN HOUSE
Slideshow
Questions and Answers
Posted to Website
 
1) Recording of this Session
 
2) Teacher Video Greetings
 
3) PowerPoints of sessions
        traditionally offered face-to-face.
COVID-19 PROTOCOLS
Attendance Plan
Physical Distancing
Community Masks
Hand Sanitizing
Disinfecting
Busses
ATTENDANCE, SNOW DAYS AND HOLIDAYS
A cohort of students will not attend school
twice in a row. The rotation will always
continue.
If Thanksgiving Monday was for Day 1
students, then Day 1 students will come
Tuesday instead.
If Wednesday was meant to be Day 2, but
there is a snow day, then Thursday will be
Day 2.
This ensures both groups of students will be
learning at the same pace.
NHS COMMUNICATION:
School Messenger 
– System which
calls and emails home automatically
at the end of the day if a student is
absent for any classes. Also used to
send out information such as school
policies, school cancelations, and
other important announcements.
School Website: 
nhs.nbed.nb.ca
NHS COMMUNICATION:
Social Media : Twitter accounts, Facebook,
Instagram
NHS Administration (@NackawicA) – Twitter
    
 (nhsadmin) - Instagram
Nackawic High School Administration Facebook
Page
NHS Grad Class (Facebook)
NHS Guidance (@NackawicGuidance) – Twitter
Many other as well (Student Leadership, Fine Arts…)
GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
New graduation requirements for current
Grade 10 students and for every year
thereafter.
18 credits required
Number, Relations and Functions 10 is a new
credit course….the only one at Grade 10
Students who do not take NRF 10 must take
Finance and Workplace Math 110 and 120.
LIVE PARENT AND STUDENT PORTALS:
Parents can sign up for the Live Portal to
get up-to-date grade and attendance
data for their children.
New this year….Students will also be
able to access their own grade and
attendance data using the Live Portal.
If you signed up in the passed, your
account should still work. You will need
access codes for new Grade 9 students.
Contact the office to sign up.
BRING YOUR OWN DEVICE
All students in all New Brunswick High
Schools can now access the school
WiFi network on their devices.
Nackawic High School has been
doing this for two years already, so we
are ahead of the game 
GUIDANCE
Mr. Gallop is our school guidance
counsellor. Students are encouraged to
visit him when needed. This year,
appointments are preferred, other than
for crisis situations.
Mr. Gallop can assist students with
emotional difficulties, stress and anxiety,
course selections, and with post-
secondary and career planning.
GUIDANCE
We have a Student Intervention Worker
who will be at NHS on Thursday and
Friday. This staff member can work with
students for a variety of support reasons.
Mental Health Counsellors from the Child
& Youth Team will also be available at
NHS, by referral, three days each week.
The sexual health nurse also visits NHS
twice each month.
GRAD CLASS
Ms. Fitton and Ms. Connors will be our
grad class advisors again this year.
Graduation planning will begin soon
and information will be sent home in
the coming weeks.
Contact either teacher if you have
any questions about graduation.
SCHOOL CLOTHING
Nackawic High School clothing is
available for purchase at our online store
at
https://nackawichighschool.entripyshops
.com/
Once we reach $1000 in sales for the
year, the school receives rebates which
are used to fund student activities.
MICROSOFT 365
All students have free access to a variety
of Microsoft applications at 
office.com
Students will need to login to the site
using their school email and password.
Many of these apps will be essential this
year for students working from home.
SCHOOL CASH ONLINE
 
SCHOOL CASH ONLINE
To sign up, visit
https://anglophonewest.schoolcashonline
.com/
If you have signed up in previous years,
your account should still be active.
 
 
Parents
Teacher
Home & School
Student Representatives
Community
Principal
DEC Member
 
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Advise the Principal on education and policy issues
 
Work with the Principal to develop and monitor the School Improvement
Plan
 
Review the School Report Card results
 
Participate in hiring and performance evaluations of  Principal and Vice-
Principal, at the request of the Superintendent
 
Communicate with the DEC on PSSC matters
 
The PSSC will:
Focus on collective needs of the students
 
Promote open and effective communications
 
Commit to collaboration and partnerships
 
Encourage parental involvement
 
Establish and follow a conflict resolution mechanism
 
Be guided by the School Mission Statement
 
Use democratic principles
 
PSSC Members commit to:
 
Prioritize the education and best interest of  all students
 
Limit discussions to matters of concern to the whole school
community
 
Promote high standards of ethical practice
 
Respect other PSSC members’ roles
 
PSSC Members commit to:
Are honest and discreet in discussions
Never disclose confidential information
Declare any conflict of interest
Encourage a positive atmosphere
Use appropriate communication channels when
questions/concerns arise
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Jeanette Garland (chair) 
  
Charisma Farrell (student rep)
Rob Simpson (parent rep)
  
Andrea Cronkhite (teacher rep)
Stacey Clark (parent rep)
  
Sandra Clark (parent rep)
Marla Calder (parent rep)
  
Nina Cormier (parent rep)
Sean Newlands (principal)
  
Andrea Hull 
(parent rep)
We would love to see your name added to this list!
Please contact Mr. Newlands or Jeanette Garland
if interested.
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Nackawic High School provides crucial information on COVID-19 protocols, attendance procedures, communication channels, graduation requirements, and access to live portals for parents and students. The school emphasizes community safety, effective communication, and educational support through various online resources and engagement platforms.

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  1. NACKAWIC HIGH SCHOOL

  2. OPEN HOUSE Slideshow Questions and Answers Posted to Website 1) Recording of this Session 2) Teacher Video Greetings 3) PowerPoints of sessions traditionally offered face-to-face.

  3. COVID-19 PROTOCOLS Attendance Plan Physical Distancing Community Masks Hand Sanitizing Disinfecting Busses

  4. ATTENDANCE, SNOW DAYS AND HOLIDAYS A cohort of students will not attend school twice in a row. The rotation will always continue. If Thanksgiving Monday was for Day 1 students, then Day 1 students will come Tuesday instead. If Wednesday was meant to be Day 2, but there is a snow day, then Thursday will be Day 2. This ensures both groups of students will be learning at the same pace.

  5. NHS COMMUNICATION: School Messenger System which calls and emails home automatically at the end of the day if a student is absent for any classes. Also used to send out information such as school policies, school cancelations, and other important announcements. School Website: nhs.nbed.nb.ca

  6. NHS COMMUNICATION: Social Media : Twitter accounts, Facebook, Instagram NHS Administration (@NackawicA) Twitter (nhsadmin) - Instagram Nackawic High School Administration Facebook Page NHS Grad Class (Facebook) NHS Guidance (@NackawicGuidance) Twitter Many other as well (Student Leadership, Fine Arts )

  7. GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS New graduation requirements for current Grade 10 students and for every year thereafter. 18 credits required Number, Relations and Functions 10 is a new credit course .the only one at Grade 10 Students who do not take NRF 10 must take Finance and Workplace Math 110 and 120.

  8. LIVE PARENT AND STUDENT PORTALS: Parents can sign up for the Live Portal to get up-to-date grade and attendance data for their children. New this year .Students will also be able to access their own grade and attendance data using the Live Portal. If you signed up in the passed, your account should still work. You will need access codes for new Grade 9 students. Contact the office to sign up.

  9. BRING YOUR OWN DEVICE All students in all New Brunswick High Schools can now access the school WiFi network on their devices. Nackawic High School has been doing this for two years already, so we are ahead of the game

  10. GUIDANCE Mr. Gallop is our school guidance counsellor. Students are encouraged to visit him when needed. This year, appointments are preferred, other than for crisis situations. Mr. Gallop can assist students with emotional difficulties, stress and anxiety, course selections, and with post- secondary and career planning.

  11. GUIDANCE We have a Student Intervention Worker who will be at NHS on Thursday and Friday. This staff member can work with students for a variety of support reasons. Mental Health Counsellors from the Child & Youth Team will also be available at NHS, by referral, three days each week. The sexual health nurse also visits NHS twice each month.

  12. GRAD CLASS Ms. Fitton and Ms. Connors will be our grad class advisors again this year. Graduation planning will begin soon and information will be sent home in the coming weeks. Contact either teacher if you have any questions about graduation.

  13. SCHOOL CLOTHING Nackawic High School clothing is available for purchase at our online store at https://nackawichighschool.entripyshops .com/ Once we reach $1000 in sales for the year, the school receives rebates which are used to fund student activities.

  14. MICROSOFT 365 All students have free access to a variety of Microsoft applications at office.com Students will need to login to the site using their school email and password. Many of these apps will be essential this year for students working from home.

  15. SCHOOL CASH ONLINE

  16. SCHOOL CASH ONLINE To sign up, visit https://anglophonewest.schoolcashonline .com/ If you have signed up in previous years, your account should still be active.

  17. Getting Involved in the Parent School Support Committee An overview

  18. PSSC MEMBERS AND PARTICIPANTS Parents Teacher Home & School Student Representatives Community Principal DEC Member

  19. Parent Member Elections Parent positions are filled during elections held in the school in September (September 24 at 6:00) Parent members are elected for a three-year term. Only parents of students enrolled in the school are eligible to nominate candidates and vote for parent members . The PSSC has between 6 and 12 members

  20. PSSC CONTRIBUTIONS Advise the Principal on education and policy issues Work with the Principal to develop and monitor the School Improvement Plan Review the School Report Card results Participate in hiring and performance evaluations of Principal and Vice- Principal, at the request of the Superintendent Communicate with the DEC on PSSC matters

  21. COMMITMENT AND CONDUCT The PSSC will: Focus on collective needs of the students Promote open and effective communications Commit to collaboration and partnerships Encourage parental involvement Establish and follow a conflict resolution mechanism Be guided by the School Mission Statement Use democratic principles

  22. COMMITMENT AND CONDUCT PSSC Members commit to: Prioritize the education and best interest of all students Limit discussions to matters of concern to the whole school community Promote high standards of ethical practice Respect other PSSC members roles

  23. COMMITMENT AND CONDUCT PSSC Members commit to: Are honest and discreet in discussions Never disclose confidential information Declare any conflict of interest Encourage a positive atmosphere Use appropriate communication channels when questions/concerns arise

  24. PSSC OFFICERS In October of each year: CHAIR: appointed by the PSSC and must be a parent member VICE CHAIR: may also be appointed, to assume the duties of the Chair should s/he be unable to perform duties

  25. NHS PSSC MEMBERS Jeanette Garland (chair) Rob Simpson (parent rep) Stacey Clark (parent rep) Marla Calder (parent rep) Sean Newlands (principal) Charisma Farrell (student rep) Andrea Cronkhite (teacher rep) Sandra Clark (parent rep) Nina Cormier (parent rep) Andrea Hull (parent rep) We would love to see your name added to this list! Please contact Mr. Newlands or Jeanette Garland if interested.

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