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

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.

2021-22 school calendar

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.

October 29th, 2021 Dear ASD-N Families, Thank you for your patience today. This message is to confirm that all schools will move to learning from home on Monday, November 1st , due to the current work stoppage. This will continue until this issue is resolved. You will receive communication from your school with details of times when students can pick up needed items at the beginning of next week, as well as information regarding your child(ren)’s learning plan. Schools will also confirm how you can contact them during this time. Learning from home will include a daily check-in and work provided for younger grades, a combination of check-ins and/or online learning for middle school grades, and online learning for high school grades depending on the nature of the course. Attendance will be taken and instruction will be provided, as learning will continue for students. Please be watching for additional communication from your school and/or teachers. Thank you for your cooperation. Mark Donovan Superintenden

District and school policy on tobacco use on schol property. Tobacco products as it relates to this policy includes cigarettes, cigars, e-cigarettes, chewing tobacco, activated water pipes and any vapor paraphernalia or inhalant-type devices, whether or not the vapour contains nicotine.

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.