Colonel Gray High School
Report cards were sent home with students last week. Please keep these in a safe place and do not discard them. In the future, report cards may be required for attendance verification, immigration documentation or unofficial marks for when applying for scholarships and bursaries.
Welcome to Erica Gilligan (itinerant EAL teacher).
A representative from UPEI will be at Colonel Gray during the morning of Feb. 19. Grade 12 students may sign up for individual appointment times in Student Services. This is a great opportunity to have questions answered on UPEI scholarships and awards, which are due March 1.
Free Triple P-Positive Parenting seminars will be held Feb. 18, Feb. 25 and March 3 at Murphy’s Community Centre (room 207) from 7-8:30 p.m. Triple P is an international project promoted and supported by the Government of P.E.I. There are three sessions in the seminar series, and each session addresses a different theme. Contact [email protected].
The University of New Brunswick will be visiting student services at lunch on Feb. 25.
Plan to wear pink on Feb. 26 to be part of Pink Shirt Day, symbolizing that we, as a society, will not tolerate bullying in schools, work places, homes or over the internet.
There will be no classes on Feb. 28, due to the professional learning day.
Kinkora Regional High School
Feb. 18 - K.R.H.S. Peer Helping Training Day.
Feb. 26 - Pink Shirt Day.
K.R.H.S. Hockey Pool Update
Log on to officepools.com for results. ID is Kinkora and password is guest. Current leaders are: 1) Rachel Paynter 2) Neil Campbell 3) Chris McCardle.
Charlottetown Rural High School
Reminder for Grade 12 students who are interested in Holland College that reps will be here on Tuesday, Feb. 18 beginning at 9 a.m. Students are asked to come to student services and sign up for a one on one session.
