Posted September 4, 2020
We are proud to announce two new guides for the 2020-2021 WRDSB Distance Learning Program. Many students will join us for Distance Learning and we are incredibly excited to welcome students back to learning at a distance this year. The staff in the Distance Learning Program are committed to creating caring and engaging virtual learning […]
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Posted September 4, 2020
Cohort Information PLEASE DISREGARD THIS MESSSAGE IF YOU ARE A FULL DISTANCE LEARNER Hello, parents/guardians and students, BUSSED STUDENTS: Students taking a school bus can find their designation of cohort A or B by logging onto www.stswr.ca Your Cohort is determined by route number: For example: 36A = Route 36, Cohort A. First day of school […]
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Posted September 4, 2020
Hey, Grade 9 students, Welcome to Jacob Hespeler Secondary School… you are now a HAWK!!! Would you like to see what Jacob Hespeler is all about? Come for an orientation from 8:05pm to 12:35pm, don’t forget to bring a litterless lunch, anything you bring to school must go home with you. Cohort A orientation is on […]
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Posted September 3, 2020
We would like to update our secondary school students and families on the release of cohort information and student timetables. We appreciate that families are very anxious to receive this information and acknowledge the frustration families and students are experiencing as we finalize student timetables and determine who is part of Cohort A and Cohort […]
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Posted September 3, 2020
Dear parents, families and caregivers, With the beginning of the new school year just around the corner, I want to take a moment to reach out and personally welcome you all to the 2020-2021 school year. This year, I have recorded a video message, as it seems like it’s been such a long time since […]
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Posted September 1, 2020
As we prepare to start the school year, we are providing an update on the status of school sports. To align with recent announcements by the Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations (OFSAA) and Central Western Ontario Secondary Schools Association (CWOSSA), and the direction of the Ministry of Education and Public Health to minimize student-to-student […]
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Posted August 31, 2020
The Waterloo Region District School Board (WRDSB) will delay the start of the school year to allow students and staff time to transition back into the learning environment, both online and in-person. The later start will give staff time to prepare to safely welcome their students back into the classroom and transition to their new […]
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Posted August 28, 2020
This following describes the WRDSB Plan for our Distance Learning Program, Fall 2020 As a parent or caregiver, you have either chosen in-person or Distance Learning for September for your child(ren). We have a higher than anticipated number of students who have opted for Distance Learning: over 8,500 elementary students and 2000 secondary students. These […]
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Posted August 28, 2020
The upcoming school year will be different from what we are used to. To help ease the worry and anxiety of both students and their families, we have put together this guide for families, to help them visualize and practice what a typical school day will be like in the 2020-21 school year. The guide […]
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Posted August 28, 2020
Daily Student Self-Screening Parents/guardians must screen their students daily for symptoms of illness, COVID-19, or other respiratory disease before sending them to school. Students must stay home if they are sick. Refer to this STUDENT daily self-screening tool All Students Must Stay Home if They are Sick JHSS Covid-19 Student Code of Conduct
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