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Dear Parents & Guardians,

We are heading into a 5-day week with many learning goals and assessments.

Please also scroll down to read the announcement form our. crosswalk patrol team.


Reminders & Updates:

1. Social Studies Quiz on Local Government on Thursday.

2. Math assessment on types of angles and triangles on Friday.

3. Our school is participating in a reading competition "Reading: Give it a shot" once more.

Similar to last year, we will track reading progress at school and at home.

Please help us by filling in the tracking sheet that I am going to send home today. This sheet should travel to and from school daily during the time of the reading.

For every 60 minutes read, students get rewarded with a special reading card. There are initially 24 cards to collect (and some additional ones for avid readers.)


Parents – just a reminder that our patrollers are on duty each morning in rain, snow, and fine weather (We do not patrol on blue days).  Could you please wait until they call, ‘Point, double-check, and proceed,’ before making your way between the pylons and safely across the street.   

 

Patroller schedules were sent home today! Please ensure your children are familiar with their day and time. We are only doing morning patrols for now. Please arrive at 7:45 am, get ready, be on the crosswalk with your team at 7:50 am. Shifts end just after 8:00 then students will head to class. Subs should also be on time in case they are needed! 

 

Please also be aware of our parking guidelines. 

They are: 

-no parking for any length of time in the bus zone!  

-no parking within 5 metres of a stop sign or cross walk or corner of 2 streets (Tell them they should be able to take 5 large steps between their vehicle and any of these)  

-stay out of the staff parking lot 

 

Thank you as well to our Patrol parents who ensure our students arrive on time to volunteer.  It’s greatly appreciated! 

 

Mr Lancée & Mr Shackelton 

Your BHS Patrol Supervisors 

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