Documents

Title	Description		Type	Posted
Message from Superintendent	Expectations for when school is open and when school is closed by public health or because of operational issues	A message from the Superintendent regarding when school is open and expectations.		Oct 20, 2020
October 20 announcement regarding new case	Please read this message concerning a new case of Covid-19 at DRHS.	New case confirmed		Oct 20, 2020
Continued virtual learning	Details concerning virtual learning from home for the week of of October 19-23, 2020.	update on virtual learning		Oct 21, 2020
Reporting and Learning grades 6-8	The Department of Education and Early Childhood Development (EECD) worked with educators in the summer of 2020 to choose the most important outcomes for learning, knowing teaching would look different this year. Report cards will also reflect some change, with the fall report card going out at the usual time this year. Please read the attached document for further details.	Fall reporting will be a little different this year		Nov 15, 2020
Reporting and Learning for grades 9-12	The Department of Education and Early Childhood Development (EECD) worked with educators in the summer of 2020 to choose the most important outcomes for learning, knowing teaching would look different this year. Report cards will also reflect some change, with the fall report card going out at the usual time this year. Please see the attached “Reporting and Learning” document(s) and reach out to your child’s teacher or principal if you have any questions about the report card.	Report card may look different this year		Nov 15, 2020
Inclement weather events	Letter from our superintendent on protocols when our area is experiencing winter weather events.	Letter from our superintendent on protocols when our area is experiencing winter weather events		Dec 8, 2020
Holiday Guidelines	Alert levels and associated measures are determined by the Government of New Brunswick under the advice and guidance of the Chief Medical Officer of Health.	Covid-19 Holiday Guidelines		Dec 8, 2020
Mask Up Campaign	All staff and students are strongly encouraged to wear a mask throughout the day during this campaign. It is to add an extra layer of protection after returning from the holiday break.	Letter from Minister Cardy on Mask Up Campaign.		Jan 4, 2021
January 2021 Covid-19 protocol updates	Please read this important message on the latest Covid-19 protocol updates as established by the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development. January 2021.	Message from Mark Donovan on updates as they relate to Covid-19 protocols.		Jan 18, 2021
Message about graduation 2021	General message about graduation activities for June 2021	Message from Superintendent		Feb 22, 2021
Yellow Phase mask protocols		Mask protocols for yellow phase		Mar 8, 2021
ELPA	Information for parents and students. The assessment is taking place between April 19th and May 5.	English Language Proficiency Assessment information		Mar 15, 2021
Update on return to school plan as it relates to Covid-19	Message from Deputy Minister of Education	high_school_students_and_families.pdf		Mar 19, 2021
Course Registration guide for Grade 11 & 12 Next Year	Information on what is needed for grade 11 and 12 courses	11 & 12 course registration guide		Mar 31, 2021
List of courses offered 2021-2022	Course registration sheet that must be completed and signed by a parent/guardian.	List of courses for 11 & 12		Mar 31, 2021
Letter from Dr. Jennifer Russell	Letter to students and parents	Vaccination information from Chief medical officer		May 31, 2021
Vaccine frequently asked questions	Vaccine frequently asked questions	Vaccine frequently asked questions		May 31, 2021
Booking information	How to book your child's vaccine appointment	How to book your child's vaccine appointment		May 31, 2021
Cafeteria Menu	This menu is the schedule for September until December. Subject to change in January.	2021-22 cafeteria menu		Aug 13, 2021
School supply list	The attachment contains the supply list for grades 6-7-8. Students in grades 9 to 12 will require a laptop. A personal water bottle, personal hand sanitizers, and wipes are recommended. For high school students, we do not have an official supply list. This is because every learner is different and students should know what works best for them. Some prefer a large binder and dividers with everything in it, while others like individual scribblers for each subject. Students should purchase the supplies that work best for them. Individual teachers may have specific requests once school starts. At a minimum, high school students should have paper, binders, something to write with, and a calculator. Dividers, index cards, or sticky notes are optional based on each student’s organizational preference	grade 6-7-8 supply list		Aug 13, 2021

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