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The cafeteria is usually not open the first week and it may be delayed a bit later. You will receive an email from the school when it will start operations.

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Social time! Clubs, activities, making friends, social time, sports, etc. 

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Social time! Clubs, activities, making friends, social time, sports, etc. 

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Clubs, activities, what happens at lunchtime and breaks, and making friends!

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Getting ready for middle school! Fears & faves!

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Getting ready for middle school! Fears & faves!

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This is not Hampton Middle School, but may give an example of fears & faves about what middle school is all about!

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Getting Ready for Middle School Part 1: Fears & Faves

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Available Lunch Programs

We know as parents, you're busy. That's why we're committed to providing a variety of ordering options to ensure your children's school lunches are easy, healthy and accessible.

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We know as parents, you're busy. That's why we're committed to providing a variety of ordering options to ensure your children's school lunches are easy, healthy and accessible.

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Social Skills Training: Making Friends in Middle School

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HOW TO MAKE FRIENDS| MIDDLE SCHOOL LIFE| JUNIOR HIGH TOPICS| DIHANNA’S WORLD

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Anglophone South School District Website

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Anglophone South School District Website

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What if I need to call the school? 832-6020

How do I find out information about what is going on with events and activities? Provide an email to the school. That information will be collected on a form the first week of school. As well, paper notifications will be sent home with the student from time to time.

How do I pay for fees and other items? The easiest way is through Cashless Schools. Look at ASD-South information on Cashless Schools.

Is the school open in the summer? No. The administrative staff will be back the very last week of August.

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Feel free to use the QR code or the link to the survey to provide feedback to the PSSC on the Gr. 5 Welcome Night. This will only help us to improve and grow! 

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Feel free to use the QR code or the link to the survey to provide feedback to the PSSC on the Gr. 5 Welcome Night. This will only help us to improve and grow! 

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Parents can stay connected through direct communications from the department as well as access to online resources for early learning, childcare and kindergarten through Grade 12.

Everyone at their best...from the start recognizes the importance of a child's first five years, and outlines the steps government and its partners are taking to enhance the quality, accessibility, and affordability of early learning and child care in New Brunswick.

Children are always learning, even when schools are closed. There are so many activities that provide opportunities for growth. Some of the best learning happens in everyday moments shared with children.

Daycare Assistance Program provides financial assistance to access quality services

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education and early childhood development

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Education and Early Childhood Development

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Contains info concerning education, kindergarten, curriculums, inclusion, child day care, schools, school districts, calendars and more in New Brunswick.

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What are they learning and how? NB Curriculum Framework

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What are they learning and how? NB Curriculum Framework

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Anglophone Sector
*Site Under Construction
What happens in the school community is so much more than the curriculum expectations on paper. What educators do to enact curriculum is complex. The vision of Portrait of a Learner, the Global Competencies, the individual and community needs of learners, the approaches to learning, and the influence of the learning environment are accounted for in the curriculum.

Curriculum Framework

The curriculum includes the framework; the decisions, intentions and skills of educators; the learning environment, relationships and instructional methods; and the interests, motivations, and contributions of learners.

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Learning Areas: Early Learning to Graduation

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Explore professional learning opportunities and resources from Anglophone School Districts, NBTA, AEI, EECD, and other educational partners.

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Discover New Brunswick's modernized curriculum framework by exploring holistic learning experiences, innovative teaching methods and comprehensive resources.

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theresa.ketchum-boudreau@nbed.nb.ca

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Welcome to Hampton Middle School.
On behalf of our talented staff, I welcome you to another exciting year of learning.

We look forward to working with students, their families and the larger community for the purpose of fostering a positive learning experience.

Together we can do anything!

Our mission is to ensure all students have an opportunity for academic and social success in a positive environment of learning and encouragement.

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Parents and caregivers can join Hampton Middle School - Parent School Support Committee (PSSC) Facebook Group 

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Parents and caregivers can join Hampton Middle School - Parent School Support Committee (PSSC) Facebook Group 

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https://www.facebook.com/HamptonMiddleSchool/

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Hampton Middle School PSSC, Hampton, New Brunswick. 776 likes · 3 talking about this · 137 were here. Parent School Support Committee (PSSC) members work with the principal to enhance student…

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Join PSSC and/or Home and School and/or Other Volunteer Opportunities at HMS! Announcements will come out throughout the year.

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Join PSSC and/or Home and School and/or Other Volunteer Opportunities at HMS! Announcements will come out throughout the year.

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*Remember the school will provide your youth with a lock for their locker.

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Mrs. KB is on the right. Hampton Foodbasket was pleased to receive an awesome delivery from the students at Hampton Middle School ! A total of 230 pounds of food was collected during their Christmas food drive. (2023)

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8 tips for organizing your child's backpack

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Does your child's backpack need a makeover? If your child has a messy backpack or book bag, use these tips to get it organized.

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You can pick up such items, like a locker shelf and mirror, from stores in Hampton and/or Saint John. You do not need these items, but useful tips from some middle schoolers and middle school staff!

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Inclusive education is a pairing of philosophy and pedagogical practices that allow each student to feel respected, confident and safe so he or she can learn and develop to his or her full potential. It is based on a system of values and beliefs centered on the best interests of the student, which promotes social cohesion, belonging, active participation in learning, a complete school experience, and positive interactions with peers and others in the school community.

These values and beliefs will be shared by schools and communities. Inclusive education is put into practice within school communities that value diversity and nurture the well-being and quality of learning of each of their members. Inclusive education is carried out through a range of public and community programs and services available to all students. Inclusive education is the foundation for ensuring an inclusive New Brunswick society.

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Respect - Diversity - Inclusion - Education - New Brunswick

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We Can Do Hard Things! with Dr. Shelley Moore

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We Can Do Hard Things! with Dr. Shelley Moore

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3 Step Guide to Master Your Planner: Middle School Edition

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Personalized Learning Plans (PLP) in New Brunswick

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Personalized Learning Plans (PLP) in New Brunswick

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Executive Function Challenges, and Solutions, for Middle Schoolers as Parents/Guardians

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Executive Function Challenges, and Solutions, for Middle Schoolers as Parents/Guardians

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Executive Function Challenges in Middle Schoolers | Working Memory

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Learn about executive function challenges in middle schoolers. Find out how to help kids in grades 6 to 8 with executive function skills like working memory.

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Blank HMS Schedule (Updated one coming soon)

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Blank HMS Schedule (Updated one coming soon)

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Understanding Why Kids Struggle with Organization

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Understanding Why Kids Struggle with Organization

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Tips for handling trouble with organization

Lots of kids have messy rooms and cluttered backpacks. Most will eventually organize their things because they can't stand the mess or don't want to get in trouble.

Then there are kids who are never neat or organized no matter what the consequence is. Their things are all over the place, and they don't clean up even when they're told to. Why does that happen?

Some people see this behavior and assume it's laziness or defiance. But many kids really do struggle with organization and all the skills that go into it. So do many adults.

Organization isn't just about keeping track of things. It's also about organizing your thoughts, managing your time, planning, and knowing how to get things done. It means being able to set goals and do things in the right order.

People struggle with organization for different reasons. A common one is difficulty with a set of skills called executive function. No matter the cause, there are strategies that can help at every age.

Dive deeper

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Understanding why kids struggle with organization

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Messy backpack? Clothes all over the place? Learn about organization skills in children, and why some kids have so much trouble getting and staying organized.

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Gr. 6 Survival Guide (2021 version - updated one coming soon) 

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Gr. 6 Survival Guide (2021 version - updated one coming soon) 

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Nurtrislice App on Google Play to order cafeteria food

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Nurtrislice App on Google Play to order cafeteria food

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Nutrislice App on Apple to order cafeteria food

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Nutrislice App on Apple to order cafeteria food

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Find informative and useful menus from thousands of K-12 schools, colleges, universities, hospitals, businesses, and much more. Many locations also offer digital ordering so that you can pick up your meal or have it delivered. Whether you're interested in knowing more about the foods or conveniently skipping the line, Nutrislice can help. A more convenient and informative experience is just a touch away. Learn more at www.nutrislice.com

PLEASE NOTE: Our clients need to sign up with Nutrislice before their menus are available in the app. If you can't find your location, please contact us at everywhere@nutrislice.com and we'd be happy to reach out and see if we can get them added.

Decent but has some frustrating flaws

The app works for its intended purpose for the most part, but I have some suggestions

- Please stop signing me out every time I use the app. I understand security is a concern but at least give us the option to remain logged in, or request a biometric authentication upon placing an order. Also the "remember me on this device" on the login screen does not work. I have to re enter my email address and password everyday.

- it's frustrating to have to check the box for every category when adding an item to a cart. I tried to order a coffee this morning but was required to check like 8 boxes before I could add it to the cart, even though I wasn't customizing the coffee at all.

I love this app, but there are some issues to be discussed.

This app is an absoulute god send, and I use it every day. It is extremely useful for seeing what I will be eating. That being said, sometimes I need to check what I am eating while I have no internet. My cell service is always very good, and I experience little to no issues with any other apps. Nutrislice never loads up without internet, and tells me to try again. It loops until I get to a place with internet, then it loads. I find this extremely annoying. I love this app, but please, fix this issue.

Hello! We have made performance improvements to help menus load better on slow connections. Please let us know if you are still experiencing issues.

I dislike this app

My school district implemented this app for lunch ordering for elementary school. You have to select each day, select each child (even if you only have one child signed up, it defaults to "add new profile", instead of defaulting to the child), add the teacher (in elementary school, can't the teacher be set up as part of the profile?), then place your order.

I tried to contact the developer via their website but their "contact us" page only allows business emails, so another area for improvement.

The above fixes (defaulting to a child if there's only one or even letting a caregiver select which child they're ordering for at the outset, not having to select the teacher / time for each order because they do not vary) would be really helpful.

Hi nyctraveler- Thanks for your suggestions. We are currently updating the app to default to your profile if there is only one. If have any other issues with the app, please contact us at support@nutrislice.com and we'd be happy to assist you!

The developer, Nutrislice, indicated that the app's privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer's privacy policy.

Data Linked to You

The following data may be collected and linked to your identity:

Data Not Linked to You

The following data may be collected but it is not linked to your identity:

Privacy practices may vary, for example, based on the features you use or your age. Learn More

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‎Find informative and useful menus from thousands of K-12 schools, colleges, universities, hospitals, businesses, and much more. Many locations also offer digital ordering so that you can pick up your meal or have it delivered. Whether you're interested in knowing more about the foods or conveniently...

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Students having difficulty following the Code of Conduct, the Behaviour Guidelines or other school & classroom rules will be provided learning opportunities and appropriate discipline measures to support their understanding and compliance. These interventions will be decided by the HMS teaching teams.

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Hampton Middle School is a PBIS School. What is PBIS?

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Hampton Middle School is a PBIS School. What is PBIS?

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What is PBIS? 5 minute description and 4 main components

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NB Schools use Universal Design for Learning (UDL) as a universal teaching and learning framework for all learners. What is it?

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NB Schools use Universal Design for Learning (UDL) as a universal teaching and learning framework for all learners. What is it?

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Universal Design for Learning Explained with Lego

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Addiction and Mental Health Support and Services for Children &  Youth

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Addiction and Mental Health Support and Services for Children &  Youth

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If you have a child or if you are a youth experiencing emotional, behavioural, mental health or addiction issues, there is help available.

The Government of New Brunswick has implemented a child, youth and family centered approach that we call Integrated Service Delivery (ISD). This way of working together has allowed government departments, schools, community agencies and service providers to collaborate in order to provide the best services possible to our children and youth.

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addiction and mental health support and services for children and youth in new brunswick

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Addiction and Mental Health Support and Services for Children and Youth in New Brunswick

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Addiction and Mental Health Support and Services for Children and Youth in New Brunswick

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The Link Program (Sussex Middle School Video) 

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The Link Program (Sussex Middle School Video) 

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The program is available in grade 6th to 12th in NB schools. You’re experiencing a difficult situation? The Link Program is there for you. With the support of a LINK COMPANION or of a trusted person, you will have an opportunity to talk about your concerns and, if needed, to access support services in the community using the HELPING TREE. By facilitating access to support services, we want to give you the opportunity to solve your issues before they escalate and lead to more serious situations.

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You're experiencing a difficult situation? The Link Program is there for you. With the support of a or of a trusted person, you will have an opportunity to talk about your concerns and, if needed, to access support services in the community using the HELPING TREE. By facilitating access to support services, we want to give you the opportunity to solve your issues before they escalate and lead to more serious situations. The program is available in grade 6 th to 12 th schools.

This website does not allow you to talk directly with a counsellor.If you are in crisis, contact the nearest Community mental health centres or call the 24-hour CHIMO help line at 1-800-667-5005. In case of emergency, call 911 or go to Emergency at your local hospital.

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You're experiencing a difficult situation? The Link Program is there for you. With the support of a or of a trusted person, you will have an opportunity to talk about your concerns and, if needed, to access support services in the community using the HELPING TREE .

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Welcome Newcomers & International Students

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Welcome Newcomers & International Students

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New to French Immersion? Here are additional resources

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New to French Immersion? Here are additional resources

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French Second Language Education - New Brunswick

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Hot tip: Microwave - there is one microwave in the school cafeteria and long lines.

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Hot tip: Microwave - there is one microwave in the school cafeteria and long lines.

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Chartwells operates the cafeteria. Parents/guardians can order ahead by using the Nutrislice app (see below). Students can also bring cash to purchase items at school. 

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Chartwells operates the cafeteria. Parents/guardians can order ahead by using the Nutrislice app (see below). Students can also bring cash to purchase items at school. 

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Crosswalk: HMS has a crosswalk and a crossing guard at the start of the day and the end of the day. Flashing lights at the crosswalk as well. 

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Crosswalk: HMS has a crosswalk and a crossing guard at the start of the day and the end of the day. Flashing lights at the crosswalk as well. 

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Walking or Biking: Students are welcome to do either! Students should wear a helmet and bring their own bike lock, if biking.

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Walking or Biking: Students are welcome to do either! Students should wear a helmet and bring their own bike lock, if biking.

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1st Day: Students will meet outside of the middle school before the bell rings. Students are then redirected inside the auditorium to meet their homeroom teacher. 

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1st Day: Students will meet outside of the middle school before the bell rings. Students are then redirected inside the auditorium to meet their homeroom teacher. 

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Drop Offs: If you drive your child, you can drop them off at the rink and they can take a short walk to the school. Accessibility arrangements can be made if you need your child to be dropped off at the school. 

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Drop Offs: If you drive your child, you can drop them off at the rink and they can take a short walk to the school. Accessibility arrangements can be made if you need your child to be dropped off at the school. 

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How Organization Affects Learning in Kids

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How Organization Affects Learning in Kids

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How Organization Affects Learning in Kids | Executive Skills | Understood

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Organization skills are crucial for kids when learning reading, writing, math, and more. Here’s how organization might affect kids at school.

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​Transportation is provided as follows under the New Brunswick Education Act:

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Use of Agenda and Progress Report & Report Cards

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Use of Agenda and Progress Report & Report Cards

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Student Fees, Fundraising and Attendance

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Student Fees, Fundraising and Attendance

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Parents/guardians should call the school messenger when their child will be absent and not the homeroom teacher. The reason for this is because teachers only have access to their own class and not the full day of absences.

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if a parent/guardian decides to take their child out of school for vacation, teachers do not provide work for them to complete during their absence. This creates extra work for teachers and usually children get frustrated with the work load that was not taught to them.

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Cashless Schools & Safe Arrivals Information

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Cashless Schools & Safe Arrivals Information