Holy Trinity Catholic High School

1. Holy Trinity Catholic High School Welcomes its newest students!

2. Who’s Who • Mrs. Moore • Principal • Grade 7, 9, 11 Team • Mrs. Seymour • Ms. Schoorlemmer • Mr. Park

3. Who’s Who • Grade 8, 10, 12 Team • Mr. Germain • Mrs. Danson • Ms. McLaren • FNMI Liaison – Ms. Ernest • Learning Coaches • Mrs. Coish (French Immersion) • Mr. Campbell (science, math) • Mr. Steel (humanities) • Mr. Weckend (Religious Education Coordinator) • Mr. Campbell (Fine Arts)

4. Who’s Who • Grade 7 Teaching Teams • Mrs. Lawson/Mr. Power • Ms. Lee/Ms. Doucet • Mrs. Christie/Ms. Baker • Grade 7 – 9 French Immersion Team • Ms. Baizana (science/math) • Mrs. Robinson (LA/Social) • Ms. Bastien (FLA/PE)

5. Student Responsibilities • Come with a positive and cooperative attitude. • Bring all required learning materials. • Attend regularly and punctually. • Strive to achieve personal excellence. • Complete and turn in assignments on time. • Behave and interact in a manner that respects the rights, feelings and property of others. • Work positively to resolve conflict in a respectful manner that maintains the dignity of all.

6. Parent Responsibilities Be part of the school support team working for the optimum achievement of your child. • Communicate with staff regularly • Provide a number/method where you can always be reached Be a supporter of all activities in which your student is involved. • Attend school functions: • Awards ceremonies • Performances • Sports events • Meet the Teacher Night • Student Team Conference Nights • School Council Meetings • Community Events • Masses/Liturgies

7. Staff Responsibilities • We will provide multiple and varied learning opportunities for all students. • We will be proactive members of the school support team for every student. • We will be active members of our school community. • We will provide a safe, respectful and positive learning environment. • We will discipline with dignity. • We will model Catholic values in all that we do. • We will embrace and encourage the use of technology.

8. Important Details • Electronics • Locks/Lockers • Staying after school • Dropping off in the morning • Dress Code • Students and staff are expected to come to school clean and should dress in a manner that reflects Catholic values, modesty and cleanliness, appropriate with educational goals and activities at school.

9. Important Details • Announcements • PE Change • Dances

10. School Teams • Volleyball September - November • Basketball December – February • Badminton March-April • Track and Field May and June • Golf • Football • Soccer October - June

11. School Clubs • Yearbook • Band • Choral • Dance • Student Council • FNMI After School Club • Me to We

12. Communication • Weekly E-mails from me • Twitter/Facebook • Web pages - http://holytrinity.fmcschools.ca/ • Remind 101 • Messages to children – advise your child in the morning. They need to check at the office.

13. Break Times • Nutrition Break • Healthy choices/snacks • Lunch – • 11:55 lunch time • Eatery/Home meals • Closed Campus

15. Options • Blocks 1 and 2 • 3 option choices per semester • French Immersion – 2 option choices per semester

16. Option Choices Academic and Cultural Options • French - Second Language • A+ Students • Aboriginal Arts • Science Olympics • Critical Thinking • English - Second Language • Study Skills • Beautiful Me • Creative Writing/Publishing • Leadership • Math Skill Building

17. Option Choices Athletic Options • Personal Fitness • Team Sports • Outdoor Education Instrumental and Vocal • Band • Choir • Jazz Band • Piano Keyboarding

18. Option Choices  Media Arts • Graphic Arts • Photography • Technical Theatre Performing Arts • Drama • Dance • Play Production • Glee Club

19. Option Choices Practical Arts • Food Studies • Fashions Technology • Computer Applications Visual Arts • Art • Storyboard Creation • Comic Strips Development

20. Choosing Options • All students in the grade come to the theatre. • Students have Option A, B, C slips with their names on them. • Option A: • Brief description is given of each option. List of options and class size is displayed on screen. Teachers accept slips from students until their class maximum is reached, then the class is closed. • Students whose last names start with A-H sign up; FI A-M • Students whose last names start with I-O sign up; FI N-Z • Students whose last names start with P-Z sign up • Option B: • Students whose last names start with P-Z sign up; FI N-Z • Students whose last names start with A-H sign up; FI A-M • Students whose last names start with I-O sign up • Option C: • Students whose last names start with I-O sign up • Students whose last names start with P-Z sign up • Students whose last names start with A-H sign up

21. Changing Options • Students have one week to change options • 40 hours of instruction

22. Admissions Day • August 26 1:00 pm • School Fees paid (cash, debit or credit) • Transportation fees paid – bus pass for Sept • Band pre-sign up • No School tours • First day of school – September 2

23. First Day of School • Homeroom day • Locker selection • Handbook review • School tour • Schedules • Textbooks • PE shirts

24. Other Questions • Class lists • Parent Requests • Students with their friend • Teacher requests • Changing teachers mid-year • Concerns

25. Thank you We appreciate you taking the time to come out and we look forward to welcoming you back in September! School Clothing is available for sale at our school store.