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Whitney Pier Memorial Middle School
Home of the Mustangs
Home of the Mustangs
Mi’kmaq History Month was established in Nova Scotia to promote education and awareness of the Mi’kmaw culture during the month of October. Each year a poster is created to highlight aspects of Mi’kmaw culture. This year, the poster theme is A’tukwemk aq A’tukowinu’k – Storytelling and Storytellers. It celebrates the importance of story in Mi’kma’kik.
October 7/8 - Grade 6 Provincial Assessment - Reading & Writing
October 10th- Terry Fox Walk
October 13th- Thanksgiving - No School
October 15/16th - Grade 6 Provincial Assessments - Math
- Grade 7 Immunizations
October 24th - NSTU Conference Day - No School for Students
October 28th- MADD Canada Presentation - Grade 7/8 Students
October 29th- Picture Day!!
School Clothing Orders!! Click HERE!!
The Deadline is Tuesday, October 21st.
We strive to be scent free at WPM !
Become a HOST FAMILY
Are you ready to open your heart and your home to a life-changing experience? Become a Host Family to an International Student!
*Families receive a $875 monthly stipend for expenses. ALSO, anyone referring a family to the program will recieve a $100.00 referral fee upon placement of student.
Fill out the host family form today: nsisp.ca/host
If you have concern about your child at school, we want to work with you to resolve it. We encourage you to start by communicating with your child’s teacher—open communication can often help resolve concerns at this level. If you feel more action is needed, please contact the principal. If the concern still requires attention, staff at our Regional Centre for Education - CB-VRCE can help. http://cbvrce.ca/home/
Information Sharing Agreement with Department of Health and Wellness
Annually, students across Nova Scotia are offered services delivered by Public Health including the Grade 7 School Immunization Program, Pre-school Screening, Enhanced Vision Screening Program and the Fluoride Mouthrinse Program. Public Health works with the education system to distribute information about these programs and to obtain consent for student participation.
Occasionally, Public Health practitioners may need to contact parents/guardians of students where consent information is incomplete or unclear, or when a consent form has not been returned. Public Health will not contact you if you have signed a consent form indicating you do not wish to have your child participate in one of these programs. The school board will share limited information such as names of parents/guardians and students, with Public Health for the purposes of operating these public health services for students.
Please contact your local public health office if you have any questions about these public health programs. Please contact your principal or Centre for Education information access and privacy manager, if you have any questions about how your information is shared.