Centre Hastings Secondary School

Our focus is on excellence in education for all students in all pathways as we work with our community to prepare each student to meet the challenges of an exciting world of change through innovation and creativity. Our staff work together to help each student do their very best and to create a supportive, positive and caring learning environment for our students.
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Centurions Are Committed

Centurions commit to academics and athletics and show their strength through acts demonstrating courage and their willingness to support each other.

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Centurions Get Involved

Centurions demonstrate their commitment to shoulder their responsibility to do the right thing by getting involved in the school, in the community and in global issues of human rights.

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Resources to Support Families During Covid-19 Outbreak
Crisis Lines and Counselling Support:

Kids Help Phone:
- Text CONNECT to 686868
- 1-800-668-6868
- www.kidshelpphone.ca for live chat (midnight to 7:00 am)
Children’s Mental Health Crisis Line (under 16 years of age)
- 613-966-3100
Crisis Intervention Line, Quinte Health Care (16 years of age and over)
- 613-969-7400 (say crisis)
Good2Talk Crisis Line (Post-Secondary students)
- 1-866-925-5454
- Text GOOD2TALKON to 686868
EAP (Employee Assistance Program) - if you have one

Addictions and Mental Health Services https://amhs-hpe.ca/

Covid19 Specific:

TVO Kids videos https://www.tvokids.com/school-age/videos/stay-healthy-tvokids/sick-day-friday-march-13

School Mental Health Ontario: https://smho-smso.ca/blog/how-to-support-student-mental-health-during-the-covid-19-pandemic/

Mental Health Support:

Canadian Mental Health Association https://ontario.cmha.ca/

Bell Let’s Talk http://letstalk.bell.ca/

Hincks Dellcrest, the ABCs of Mental Health http://www.hincksdellcrest.org/ABC/Parent-Resource/Welcome

Centre for Addiction and Mental Health http://www.camh.ca/

Support for Anxiety:

Mental Health Commission of Canada https://www.mentalhealthcommission.ca/English/content/anxiety-bc

Anxiety Canada https://www.anxietycanada.com/learn-about-anxiety/anxiety-in-youth//learn-about-anxiety/anxiety-in-youth/

Mind Your Mind http://mindyourmind.ca/

Hastings Prince Edward Children and Youth Services Network, Parents http://www.hpechildrenandyouth.ca/parents/

Infant Mental Health http://www.imhpromotion.ca/

Bullying / Cyber bullying / Internet:

PrevNet http://www.prevnet.ca/

Need Help Now http://needhelpnow.ca/app/en/

Parenting:

Parenting and Child Health http://www.cyh.com/HealthTopics/HealthTopicsAlpha.aspx?p=121

Triple P: Positive Parenting Program https://www.triplep-parenting.ca/ont-en/triple-p/

Free Apps:
- MindShift
- Headspace
- Breathe (Sesame Street)
- Calm (7 day free trial)
Social Emotional Learning and Fun:

Go Noodle: https://www.gonoodle.com/

Go Zen: https://gozen.com/allprograms/

Cosmic Kids Yoga: https://www.cosmickids.com/ https://www.cosmickids.com/category/watch/

Sesame Street Videos: google sesame street social emotional learning videos
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HPEDSB Learning at Home resources

The HPEDSB Learning at Home resources page is intended to provide learning options to help keep students stimulated during these unprecedented times.
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Covid-19 Update from Sean Monteith
March 20, 2020

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Letter to students, families and staff about post-March Break contingency planning for students and staff

Dear Students, Parents/Guardians, Families and Staff:

Like many of you, we at the senior level of the Hastings and Prince Edward District School Board have continued to watch the evolving events around the world as they pertain to COVID-19 (Novel Coronavirus), and the responding actions being taken by countries, governments and even school boards. I think it is probably a safe assumption that there has been, at times, a surreal feeling about the reality that faces us all. In saying this, however, the Senior Administration and Board of Trustees have continued to work throughout this past week, attempting to mitigate every challenge that we face as a school board, and that face our students and families, and our staff.

As you know, the Minister of Education has directed all school boards in Ontario to close schools and general on-site operations until April 5, 2020. Today, the Premier of Ontario and the Minister indicated that should the Ontario Chief Medical Officer of Health advise the closures to go beyond April 5, they are prepared to take such action. At this time, we have not received that message or direction.

We, at the HPEDSB, realize that these closures present numerous challenges for learning, access to technology, graduation and the student school experience in general. To support students during this incredibly challenging time, the province has announced that as of Monday, March 23, 2020, TV Ontario will be used to provide a home learning platform called "Learn at Home."

We have been told that there will be an emphasis on literacy and numeracy activities, and that more resources will be launched to support students in the days and weeks ahead. I also want to let you know that our staff are compiling and building an additional repository of credible online learning resources that can be used at home, and these, too, will be available on March 23 on our website www.HPEschools.ca.

I also want to inform you that the Minister of Education has announced EQAO assessments for Grades 3, 6 and 9, and the Grade 10 Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test (OSSLT), will not occur this school year. For Grade 12 students set to graduate in June, the Ministry of Education has waived the OSSLT as a graduation requirement. Further, the Minister has provided assurance to every potential graduate and their families that graduation will not be compromised.

My staff and I are committed to maintaining communication, timely updates, and clear and supportive actions under these incredibly challenging times. Earlier today I communicated to the entire HPEDSB system, and shared that as staff and families, we need to safeguard the following priorities in this order of importance:
1. our health, and the health of our families and loved ones;
2. our safety and the basic necessities we are fortunate to have, and that others may not have;
3. our responsibility to each other, especially our most vulnerable; and
4. our children’s education and their academic needs.
With your support and the support of my team, we will approach a very uncertain future together, but one that we will overcome together, buoyed by resiliency and the strength of our families and communities.

I ask that you take all the necessary precautions and safety measures, and I wish you to take very good care of yourself and each other.

Sincerely,

Sean Monteith
Director of Education

Original posting can be found here.

Grade 9-12 course content can be found here.
HPEDSB Learning at Home page can be found here.
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School closure update

Experiential learning students will not attend their Coop/OYAP placements or any Dual Credit Classes at Loyalist College during the school closure. More information is available on the HPEschools website. Follow @HPEschools for updates.
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