In light of the Minister of Education’s announcement regarding school closures yesterday, we want to inform everyone that the CHSS grad is tentatively scheduled for Friday, October 9, 2020. This is contingent on the Public Health’s recommendations at the time.
To see Director of Education Sean Monteith's letter to graduates and families from April 20th, 2020, click here.
Read the letter (Pdf) to Centre Hastings Secondary School and Madoc Public School families about the renovation and addition at Centre Hastings Secondary School.
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The HPEDSB Learning at Home resources page is intended to provide learning options to help keep students stimulated during these unprecedented times. Use of these resources is completely optional. We look forward to welcoming all students back to our schools once it is safe to do so.
Students in Grade 10 History class have been making monuments. Each student selected a theme or topic from Canadian history that involved minority groups. They created models of monuments they are proposing should be created to honour our heritage.
Topics included: Voting Rights, Residential Schools, Missing and Murdered Aboriginal Women, Military History, Marriage Rights and many more
Students in the PLP class were creating watermelon sculptures in Culinary class on Friday. They enjoyed being able to work independently to design and create their own serving "dish". Students ended feeling a huge sense of accomplishment!
The annual athletic banquet will be happening on Thursday June 14th in the main gym. Dinner is at 6 followed by the awards ceremony at approximately 7. Tickets are on sale at the school during lunch for $15. You can pay directly from your bank account with School Cash Online. Family and friends are encouraged to attend. Please purchase your tickets as soon as possible so numbers can be determined for dinner. Come and celebrate the year in athletics with us on June 14th. If you have questions please contact Sadie Stewart or Bill Thompson at the school.
Our Art classes have been creating Relay for Life banners.
Sixteen students from grades 9-12 attended the Skills Ontario conference for Young Women in Toronto on May 8th. Students were inspired by a mentor panel of females who explained their challenges and successes working in the areas of Plumbing, Construction, Manufacturing, and Hairstyling & Esthetics. Keynote speaker and CEO Mandy Rennehan challenged students to re-think "the collar blue" when she explained how "one woman in the skilled trades is an army." Mandy's success story showed our students that they can accomplish anything by being true to themselves and working hard.
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