HERH is located in Milford Station, Nova Scotia, Canada - 30 minutes from Halifax and 20 minutes from Truro. Our school is a member of the Nova Family within the Chignecto-Central Regional School Board.

In support of the HERH Breakfast Program we are selling tickets on a Children's Playhouse produced by the Building Systems Technology 11 and the Home Trades Technology 12 classes of 2011-2012. The playhouse is valued at $499.00. The draw will take place on the morning of June 29th and delivery is being donated by McNeill's that day.

If you wish to purchase tickets, please contact Sarah MacPhee MacPheeSB@ccrsb.ca

With PowerSchool Parents/Guardians will be able to access their son/daughter's marks, assignments, homework, and attendance by logging on to a secure site with a username and password. For more information, click on the PowerSchool link in the menu on the left.

Parent access codes were sent home in 2010-2011, those codes remain the same this year. If you did not receive your access information, please email FarrellLE@ccrsb.ca. Parent access codes will be sent home with grade 9 students on Monday September

Students can access PowerSchool using their Novell username and passwords - they same information they use to access the school computers.

https://sisccrsb.ednet.ns.ca/public/

CCRSB Superintendent Gary Clarke released his 2010-2011 Annual Report to Parents, Guardians and the Community. The annual report is a summary of the programs, services and supports that contribute to student learning and success in our region’s education system, along with our student achievement results for the 2010-2011 school year. It is the hope of the school board that the annual report helps parents, guardians and the community learn more about our education system, and enhances the partnership between school and home.

To view the annual report, please visit the CCRSB website at http://www.ccrsb.ca/?q=node/658 or stop by the school office to pick up a copy.

The Chignecto-Central Regional School Board recognizes that regular student attendance and punctuality are among the necessary essential components for student success. CCRSB is committed to full implementation of sections 24 – 26, 38 and 116 of the Nova Scotia Education Act which clearly defines student attendance as a responsibility that is shared among parents/guardians, students, teachers, principals, and the school board.

Effective September 1, 2011, CCRSB is implementing the Nova Scotia High School Credit Attendance Pilot in grades 10 to 12. This a two-year pilot, running from September 1, 2011 to June 30, 2013, where a high school student may lose eligibility to be granted credit for a course if he/she is not present in class for at least 80% of the course.

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