|
|
Health Announcement October 5th – October 9th , 2020Health Announcement October 5th – October 9th , 2020:
If you are not feeling well, please stay home. We don’t want other students and staff getting sick. People should only come to school when they are feeling healthy. When you are feeling unwell, stop the spread and stay home instead.
Twitter:
#COVIDHappens
#StayHomeIfYouAreSick
#StayHomeNoJudgement |
|
Website Bulletin Banner:
Health Announcement October 5th – October 9th , 2020Health Announcement October 5th – October 9th , 2020
Viruses, like flu and coronavirus, spread when tiny drops from cough and sneezes land on things that other students touch. If you have to cough or sneeze, please use your elbow or a tissue and throw the tissue into the garbage right away. Then, wash your hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. When you
practice good hygiene, you keep everyone in our school healthy. Please remember to stay home if you are feeling unwell.
Twitter:
#COVIDHappens
#WearItWell
![]() 
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Student LoanJune 08 The 2021-2022 Application for Full-Time Student Financial Assistance (online and printable) is now available and it is posted on the Student Financial Services Website at www.studentaid.gnb.ca.
New for this academic year, the Information Guide has been replaced by two documents:
- Student Financial Assistance Handbook which includes:
- a description of the loans, grants and bursaries available to eligible students,
- general information on the eligibility criteria for applying for full-time assistance
- information on the application process
- information on how assistance is calculated
- Program Highlights and Funding Information Booklet provides the funding amounts for the loans, grants and bursaries and other loan year specific information
If students or parents/guardians have any questions regarding the application process, you are invited to call the toll free number number 1-800-667-5626 or to register for a virtual Question and Answer Session by visiting the Student Financial Services website.
Girls Taking Action donate Period Packs to WHS May 03 Girls Taking Action is a group of local individuals who have raised money to purchase period supplies. Their mission is to address period stigmas and they donated some kits to Woodstock High School. Visit girlstakingaction609 on FB and IG to learn more about their initiative. Thank you for this donation!
Grade 10 Provincial French Assessment April 30 A PDF below contains the information bulletin for Parents and Guardians for the Grade 10 Provincial French Reading Assessment.
Information is below:
- Students in the Garnet (B) Group will write during period 5 on Tuesday, May 11
- Students in the Gray (A) Group will write during period 5 on Wednesday, May 12
- Students who attend every day will write during period 5 with the Garnet Group on Tuesday, May 11
The assessment will be written in test booklets, so laptop are not required.
If you require any further information please do not hesitate to contact the school.
 Grade10FrenchAssessmentBulletin.pdf
![]()
Host Families for International Students April 20 Host Families Needed for the NB International Student Program
Each year, families welcome international students in their home through the NB International Student Program. Homestay parents are making a difference in the lives of bright, caring students wanting to learn about Canadian culture and improve their English.
Students stay for one semester or the full school year starting in September. A fixed monthly stipend is given to families to offset costs.
We would like to thank the families who have and continue to host our international students. To find out how you can become a host parent and the support you will receive, or if you know someone who may be interested, contact Debbie Lutes, Homestay Coordinator at debbielutes@nbisp.ca
 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
 |
|
|