Forest Hills School

We Build Inclusion, Capacity, and Learning Communities

April 27^th, 2018

This is a message from Mrs. Savoie, principal at Forest Hills School.

I would like to congratulate Mrs. Erika Brown for being appointed as the Acting Principal of FHS for the 2018-2019 school year.  We are all very excited and will let you know when the new Acting VP is announced.  Great job, Mrs. Brown!

We would like to remind students that if they are collecting for Jump Rope for Heart, that they must use the official pledge forms.  Thank you for your support.

Dress rehearsal for drama club is scheduled for 12-4 on Sunday.  Please eat some lunch before you come.  Thank you!

We are very excited that our drama production, Alice @ Wonderland will presenting on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at 7PM.  If you need a ticket, there are available in the office. 

Under the NB Teachers Collective Agreement, all Kindergarten to Grade 8 teachers are to receive two half days each year for report card preparation.  The teachers had a half day in November dedicated to preparation of their report cards. The report cards were new to everyone and this time was appreciated.  On March 15 the Kindergarten to grade 8 teachers were scheduled to have another half day to help with their preparation of the March 2018 Report Cards.  Unfortunately this was a storm closure day across the District.  As a result of this, we must adjust our school calendar so there is a half day dedicated for the June report card preparation at K-8.  This will happen on Wednesday, June 6, and on that day it will be an early dismissal day for all K to 8 students, at 11:30. 

The flags at the school and other provincial building in New Brunswick will be lowered to half-mast to mark the Day of Mourning for Persons Killed or Injured in the Workplace Saturday, April 28, 2018. 

A reminder that there is no school for students next Friday, May 4th as it is Provincial Subject Council for teachers and Monday, May 7^th for our Annual General Meeting.

Remember Falcons, Be Respectful, Be Responsible, and Be Safe!

Have a lovely weekend,

Melissa Savoie

Principal

Forest Hills School

We Build Inclusion, Capacity, and Learning Communities

Forest Hills School students will become successful, productive citizens fulfilling their passions in life as part of an ever-changing world.