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We have been, and continue to be, in regular contact with health authorities, and have followed their advice at all times. We ask for everyone’s understanding as we all navigate through this fast-moving situation. Please see updates and helpful links regarding COVID19 at www.nfsb.qc.ca
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School Calendar
Download 2020-2021 Calendar
(Updated on Jan 13, 2021) |
CVR Dates to Remember:Jan 11, 2021 - Ped Day
Jan 12, 2021 - Online Classes for all Grade levels (Day 9) Jan 13, 2021 - Online Classes for all Grade levels (Day 9) Jan 14, 2021 - Online Classes for all Grade levels (Day 1) Jan 15, 2021 - Online Classes for all Grade levels (Day 1) Jan 18, 2021 - CVR Campus re-opens - Day 2A Jan 28, 2021 - End of Term 1 |
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December 8th, 2020
Nov 24, 2020
Parenting in the Pandemic online series Hosted by LEARN Quebec
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We are happy to announce the next 3 sessions in LEARN Quebec's Parenting in the Pandemic online series.
My teenager is worried; How can I provide support?
Dec 1, 7pm to 8pm
Register: https://learnquebec.ca/teensupport
Presented by Dr. Zmira King & Dr. Gerry Weintraub from the Centre of Excellence for Mental Health
It is not uncommon for teenagers to worry when confronted with new situations or when faced with challenges. This webinar will clarify the difference between feeling worried and anxious versus having an anxiety disorder. We will focus on practical strategies and provide tips for parents on how to support their children in developing coping skills to better manage their anxiety.
Presented in partnership with: Centre of Excellence for Mental Health (CEMH) & Family School Support and Treatment Team (FSSTT)
Helping Our Teens Stand Tall During the Pandemic
Dec 9, 7pm - 8:30pm
Register: https://learnquebec.ca/pandemicteens
Speaker: Karen Delage, Family Life Educator
At one time or another, you have likely been told to just “be yourself”. But what happens when we’re not sure what that even means? Now, more than ever, teens need their parent’s support and involvement to help them solidify who they are and where they stand. This webinar will offer strategies and tools to help support parents in this invaluable role.
Presented in partnership with: Quebec Federation of Home and School Associations (QFHSA)
My child is worried; How can I provide support?
Jan 12, 7pm to 8pm
Register: https://learnquebec.ca/childsupport
Presented by Dr. Zmira King & Dr. Gerry Weintraub from the Centre of Excellence for Mental Health
It is not uncommon for children to worry when confronted with new situations or when faced with challenges. This webinar will clarify the difference between feeling worried and anxious versus having an anxiety disorder. We will focus on practical strategies and provide tips for parents on how to support their children in developing coping skills to better manage their anxiety.
Presented in partnership with: Centre of Excellence for Mental Health (CEMH) & Family School Support and Treatment Team (FSSTT)
My teenager is worried; How can I provide support?
Dec 1, 7pm to 8pm
Register: https://learnquebec.ca/teensupport
Presented by Dr. Zmira King & Dr. Gerry Weintraub from the Centre of Excellence for Mental Health
It is not uncommon for teenagers to worry when confronted with new situations or when faced with challenges. This webinar will clarify the difference between feeling worried and anxious versus having an anxiety disorder. We will focus on practical strategies and provide tips for parents on how to support their children in developing coping skills to better manage their anxiety.
Presented in partnership with: Centre of Excellence for Mental Health (CEMH) & Family School Support and Treatment Team (FSSTT)
Helping Our Teens Stand Tall During the Pandemic
Dec 9, 7pm - 8:30pm
Register: https://learnquebec.ca/pandemicteens
Speaker: Karen Delage, Family Life Educator
At one time or another, you have likely been told to just “be yourself”. But what happens when we’re not sure what that even means? Now, more than ever, teens need their parent’s support and involvement to help them solidify who they are and where they stand. This webinar will offer strategies and tools to help support parents in this invaluable role.
Presented in partnership with: Quebec Federation of Home and School Associations (QFHSA)
My child is worried; How can I provide support?
Jan 12, 7pm to 8pm
Register: https://learnquebec.ca/childsupport
Presented by Dr. Zmira King & Dr. Gerry Weintraub from the Centre of Excellence for Mental Health
It is not uncommon for children to worry when confronted with new situations or when faced with challenges. This webinar will clarify the difference between feeling worried and anxious versus having an anxiety disorder. We will focus on practical strategies and provide tips for parents on how to support their children in developing coping skills to better manage their anxiety.
Presented in partnership with: Centre of Excellence for Mental Health (CEMH) & Family School Support and Treatment Team (FSSTT)
Oct 28, 2020
Oct 27, 2020
Oct 26, 2020
Training on the TEAMS platform for NFSB students and families.
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On Wednesday, October 28, from 6 pm to 9 pm, check out the first online Communi-T Night in the comfort of your living room. Organizations, video clips and surprises are waiting for you at www.communaut-hsl.org including a training on the TEAMS platform for NFSB students and families.
Our objectives remain the same: to inform the population about the services offered in the territory as well as to solidify the feeling of belonging to the community. More than ever we must support our community! Let's get together remotely on October 28! www.communaut-hsl.org |
Oct 14, 2020
CEGEP / University Virtual Open House 2020
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*** ALL OPEN HOUSE ACIVITIES LISTED BELOW ARE “VIRTUAL” (ON-LINE)***
*** ALL CAMPUSES ARE CLOSED*** |
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John Abbott College
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Oct. 14th to 17th
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O’Sullivan College
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Oct. 19th & Nov. 10th, 4:30pm - 7:00pm
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Dawson College
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Oct. 20th to 25th
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Concordia University
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Oct. 24th from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm
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McGill University
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Oct. 25th from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm
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Champlain College St-Lambert
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Nov. 1st (time TBD)
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Marianopolis College
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Nov. 1st (Open House) / Nov. 3 & 4 (Program Info)
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LaSalle College
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Nov. 3rd from 12:00 noon to 8:00 pm
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Ecole Nationale D’Aerotechnique
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Nov. 4th @ 6:30 pm
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Vanier College
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Nov. 7th to 13th
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St-Lawrence College – Cornwall
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Nov. 14th from 9:00 am to 12:00 noon
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FMT (Macdonald Campus - McGill)
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Nov. 20th & Nov. 27th (Time TBD)
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College de Valleyfield
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November 9th to 26th
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Champlain College – Lennoxville
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Oct. 24th to 30th
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October 8th, 2020
As the students continue to work online with Microsoft O365 and specifically, TEAMS, the New Frontiers School Board's Educational Services Department will be offering two sessions to assist parents/guardians with becoming more comfortable supporting students with online learning.
The session, on either Wednesday, October 14th or Thursday, October 15th, will offer parents a chance to explore topics such as: how to help your child access their email account, how to use the TEAMS platform to attend virtual classes, and how to facilitate communication between home and school.
You can register by completing this FORM.
Please take some time before the meeting to read the, 'How-To' Guide for parents (CLICK HERE). During the session, take note of your questions and a form will be sent to your email for you to submit these questions. An FAQ will then be generated based on these questions.
The deadline to register for your choice of sessions is Tuesday, October 13th. A TEAMS link will be sent to you the day of the meeting.
We look forward to working with you,
The Educational Services Department
New Frontiers School Board
The session, on either Wednesday, October 14th or Thursday, October 15th, will offer parents a chance to explore topics such as: how to help your child access their email account, how to use the TEAMS platform to attend virtual classes, and how to facilitate communication between home and school.
You can register by completing this FORM.
Please take some time before the meeting to read the, 'How-To' Guide for parents (CLICK HERE). During the session, take note of your questions and a form will be sent to your email for you to submit these questions. An FAQ will then be generated based on these questions.
The deadline to register for your choice of sessions is Tuesday, October 13th. A TEAMS link will be sent to you the day of the meeting.
We look forward to working with you,
The Educational Services Department
New Frontiers School Board
September 30, 2020
CVR’s Breakfast Program will restart this Monday, Oct. 5.
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CVR’s Breakfast Program will restart this Monday, Oct. 5. Individually packaged cold foods, such as cereal, yogurt, fruit, etc. will be served in paper bags which will be handed out at the Breakfast room, #111 from 8:10 to 8:30 am. Breakfasts may be eaten in the cafeteria. All items will be prepared according to the COVID rules set by MAPAQ. Those students who wish to participate should pick up a registration form at the front office or the Mediation Station, have their parents sign it, and return it to the same place as soon as possible.
Parent and community volunteers are also needed! If you are willing to lend a hand, please contact Mary Leblanc at mleblanc@nfsb.qc.ca or 450-829-2381 Ext. 245. Enroll now in the breakfast program! Download the form below and you can return it to Randy in the Mediation Station or the receptionist.
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September 12, 2020
Chef Annie's CVR Cafeteria Opening On Monday, September 14th
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Dear parents, students, and staff,
Please join me in welcoming our new cafeteria team. Chef Annie, a well-known caterer and restaurant owner from the Valley, is bringing her passion and expertise to CVR. The cafeteria will open Monday, September 14. On the menu Paninis & salads. Hot meals will start on Tuesday. Stay tuned, our new menu will be posted online this week. Brigitte Barrette Principal |
September 8th, 2020
The ABCs of a Safe Start to the Year at CVR
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Back-to-School Documents provided by the Quebec Government - Here is a link to the Government’s 2020-2021 back-to-school page
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August 25th, 2020
Gradual Return To School Information
Dear CVR Families,
We are looking forward to seeing all of our students back for the 2020-2021 school year! Every precaution is being taken to insure everyone’s safety and wellbeing while preparing for their return to school. We are keeping abreast of Public Health recommendations and will adapt our practice accordingly as things evolve. To facilitate the return to school of our students in a safe and secure manner, the CVR Team will welcome students by grade level in a Gradual Return to School, from September 1st to September 4th.
We are looking forward to seeing all of our students back for the 2020-2021 school year! Every precaution is being taken to insure everyone’s safety and wellbeing while preparing for their return to school. We are keeping abreast of Public Health recommendations and will adapt our practice accordingly as things evolve. To facilitate the return to school of our students in a safe and secure manner, the CVR Team will welcome students by grade level in a Gradual Return to School, from September 1st to September 4th.
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August 20, 2020
Back to School Information: A Letter From Our Principal
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August 13, 2020
Letter from the Education Minister
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June 16th, 2020
Back to School News for 2020-2021
The Minister of Education held a press conference on June 16, 2020, outlining the back-to-school plans for Quebec for the 2020-2021 school year.
Back to school for 2020-2021 school year will be “back to normal” with distancing and other health and safety guidelines in place. Elementary and high schools will reopen at 100%. Health and safety guidelines, as well as physical distancing protocols, will be in place. Our adult and vocational centres will also see the return of the majority of students.
There are still many details to work out, and we will keep you posted!
More information can be found at https://www.nfsb.qc.ca/2020-2021-back-to-school/
Following the press conference, the following documents were sent to us by the Ministry of Education:
Back to School Flyer (Original French)
Back to School Flyer (Courtesy NFSB English Translation)
Letter to Parents (Original French)
Letter to Parents (Courtesy NFSB English Translation)
Back to school for 2020-2021 school year will be “back to normal” with distancing and other health and safety guidelines in place. Elementary and high schools will reopen at 100%. Health and safety guidelines, as well as physical distancing protocols, will be in place. Our adult and vocational centres will also see the return of the majority of students.
There are still many details to work out, and we will keep you posted!
More information can be found at https://www.nfsb.qc.ca/2020-2021-back-to-school/
Following the press conference, the following documents were sent to us by the Ministry of Education:
Back to School Flyer (Original French)
Back to School Flyer (Courtesy NFSB English Translation)
Letter to Parents (Original French)
Letter to Parents (Courtesy NFSB English Translation)
June 5th, 2020
Story of CVR's Greenhouse Club Featured in The Gleaner
If you get a chance, take a look at an article featured in the Gleaner about CVR's greenhouse project.
Check out the full story on The Gleaner Website
https://the-gleaner.com/cvrs-room-228-revived-by-budding-green-thumbs/
Check out the full story on The Gleaner Website
https://the-gleaner.com/cvrs-room-228-revived-by-budding-green-thumbs/
May 26th, 2020
An Important Message About Government Loans & Bursaries
Hello Class of 2020!
The Quebec Government Loans and Bursaries Program for 2020-21 is now open. Students who are pursuing post-secondary studies can apply on-line for financial assistance at:
http://www.afe.gouv.qc.ca/en/news/all-news/detail/you-can-fill-out-your-2020-2021-application-for-student-financial-assistance-online-as-of-today/
Although there is much uncertainty ahead, you are encouraged to apply for financial assistance as if you were attending classes "in person" in the fall, understanding of course, that your application and any financial support can be modified by the government based on future realities.
I recommend that you begin by reviewing the eligibility criteria at:
https://www.quebec.ca/en/education/student-financial-assistance/loans-bursaries-full-time-studies/eligibility-requirements/
Then, move on to the Assessment Simulator, where you can get an "unofficial" estimate of your government financial support.
https://www.quebec.ca/en/education/student-financial-assistance/loans-bursaries-full-time-studies/assessment/assessment-simulator/
Finally, a downloadable application guide is available at:
http://www.afe.gouv.qc.ca/fileadmin/AFE/documents/Publications/AFE/PUBL_Aide_votre_portee_2020_2021_A.pdf
For further information contact 1-877-643-3750 (toll-free in Canada).
Stay safe,
Spiro Angelopoulos.
CVR School Counselor
The Quebec Government Loans and Bursaries Program for 2020-21 is now open. Students who are pursuing post-secondary studies can apply on-line for financial assistance at:
http://www.afe.gouv.qc.ca/en/news/all-news/detail/you-can-fill-out-your-2020-2021-application-for-student-financial-assistance-online-as-of-today/
Although there is much uncertainty ahead, you are encouraged to apply for financial assistance as if you were attending classes "in person" in the fall, understanding of course, that your application and any financial support can be modified by the government based on future realities.
I recommend that you begin by reviewing the eligibility criteria at:
https://www.quebec.ca/en/education/student-financial-assistance/loans-bursaries-full-time-studies/eligibility-requirements/
Then, move on to the Assessment Simulator, where you can get an "unofficial" estimate of your government financial support.
https://www.quebec.ca/en/education/student-financial-assistance/loans-bursaries-full-time-studies/assessment/assessment-simulator/
Finally, a downloadable application guide is available at:
http://www.afe.gouv.qc.ca/fileadmin/AFE/documents/Publications/AFE/PUBL_Aide_votre_portee_2020_2021_A.pdf
For further information contact 1-877-643-3750 (toll-free in Canada).
Stay safe,
Spiro Angelopoulos.
CVR School Counselor
May 14th, 2020
Canada Emergency Student Benefit (CESB)
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Students who meet the eligibility criteria could receive, for May to August, a benefit of $1250/month, or $2000/month if they have a qualifying disability or a dependent. Please visit the Government of Canada website for complete details and how to apply:
www.canada.ca/en/revenue-agency/services/benefits/emergency-student-benefit/cesb-who-apply.html |
April 23rd, 2020
CVR Course Selection, Post-Secondary Program Prerequisites, Career Exploration, Cegep Applications, Registrations for Vocational Programs and Academics
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To the CVR Community,
I hope this finds you healthy and safe. I’m reaching out today to share some information about CVR Course Selection, Post-Secondary Program Prerequisites, Career Exploration, Cegep Applications and Registrations for Vocational Programs and Academics (High School credits). Full details are in the link below. or Download PDF version here |
April 23rd, 2020
Online Arts Resources
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Our very own Lynn Harper has compiled an amazing list of online resources for the arts including visual arts, dance, music and drama. The links are filled with activities, virtual tours and workshops to inspire the artist inside of you. Take a closer look by clicking the link below. All the links are categorized by grade levels as well.
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April 9th, 2020
School Registration
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Dear Families,
If you hadn’t yet registered your child for the 2020-2021 school year, it’s not too late! We’re all in this together, and we’re here to help you.To find out about our schools and how to register your child, visit www.nfsb.qc.ca/registration/ If we can’t complete the final registration because of the current COVID19 situation, don’t worry! Ca va bien aller. We will finalize your registration when everything is up and running again. We look forward to meeting our new families in the fall! |
April 7th, 2020
Community Resources & Food banks for Students and Families
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This is to let you know that in response to the COVID-19 pandemic situation, emergency food aid is being set up in Quebec. The Government of Quebec, the Quebec Food Banks, and the “Club des petits déjeuners” are joining forces to support families who are struggling due to, or accentuated by, current events. For the time being, the Government is focusing on families with school-aged children and has asked for our support to reach you.
If your family is having difficult putting food on the table, contact your local community organization from the following list to find out how they can help you. Follow the link below for an updated list of community resources for students and families. |
Archived CVR News - click here for previously posted CVR news
Order from Jostens online (Click on image) or in the Yearbook Office
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Donate to SASS
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Sora - Reading App
Borrow a book with the SORA app. How? Download the SORA app, choose New Frontiers School Board as your school and sign in with your student ID number. Enjoy!
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Chateauguay Valley Regional High School
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Learn Tutoring - Online
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Report Cards Online!
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Direct Access to the Parent Portal or to create an account.
https://portailparents.ca/accueil/en/ Instructional Video: https://portailparents.ca/accueil/en/aide.htm IMPORTANT NOTE It is very important to use the same email registered with the school. If you would like to register your email with CVR please email cvr@nfsb.qc.ca and include your child’s name, your phone number and email to be added on file.
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