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EXAM SCHEDULE REVISION - JUNE 13, 2025
TRANSCRIPTS DURING SUMMER MONTHS
TRANSCRIPTS DURING SUMMER MONTHS
If you require your high school transcript during summer break, please send an email to lrhsprincipal@ssrce.ca
Include your full name (at the time of graduation) and date of birth in your request.
Exam Schedule - June 2025
Let's Talk Careers May 1st.pdfyearbook.pdfWZ_Measles_Letter to schools_April 11 2025_FINAL.pdfVideo(1).movLRHS CHEER TEAM PERFORMANCE
NEW CLASS SCHEDULE 24/25
Kidsport -
KidSport provides grants to kids (18 years old or younger) from families facing financial barriers so they can participate in registered sport programs and experience the lifelong benefits of a season of sport. KidSport Nova Scotia provides grants of up to $500 per eligible kid, per year. (Click on the KidSport link to your right to apply)
Jumpstart -
Removing Financial Barriers.
Removing Financial Barriers.
Sometimes, families need financial assistance to get their kids into a sport or physical activity. We're committed to helping all families access a range of activities, from boxing to bowling and skating to skiing, and more. (Click on the Jumpstart link to your right)
New Recreational Infrastructure and Coastline Protection in Queens County
The community of Liverpool and surrounding area will soon have a new sports field, Mi'kmaw learning trail and better coastline protection.
"Whether it's recreational facilities or roads, investing in infrastructure in our communities makes the lives of Nova Scotians better," said Public Works Minister Kim Masland. "These investments will ensure the community has access to modern, inclusive, recreational infrastructure and roads that are built to withstand today's climate events."
Minister Masland and Jack Fancy, Deputy Mayor of the Region of Queens Municipality, announced a combined provincial, federal and municipal investment of almost $2.75 million to replace the Liverpool community sports field with a new synthetic turf soccer field and to construct a new 400-metre gravel running track.
The project will also include fencing, lighting and a Mi'kmaw learning trail which will provide a new, inclusive outdoor learning space.
The Province and the federal government are also investing about $1 million to support work to protect two segments of Shore Road in Western Head that are facing shoreline erosion and flooding.
Quotes:
"Canada thrives when its communities are healthy and resilient. Investments like the one made today will not only promote active lifestyles for those who call Liverpool home but will also protect Shore Road against the increasing impacts of climate change, strengthening the community for years to come."
- Sean Fraser, federal Minister of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities
"Council is pleased, through the Region of Queens' Community Investment Fund, to supply the maximum 25 per cent funding, up to $250,000, towards the Liverpool sports field's cost. This recreational infrastructure illustrates the importance of developing healthy minds and bodies through inclusive venues."
- Darlene Norman, Mayor, Region of Queens Municipality
Quick Facts:
-- the Province of Nova Scotia is investing about $700,000 in the Liverpool community sports field project and about $500,000 to improve Shore Road
-- the Government of Canada is investing nearly $1.8 million to the sports field project, and almost $500,000 to improve Shore Road
-- the Region of Queens Municipality is contributing $250,000 to the Liverpool community sports field project
-- the current sod field has frequent drainage issues
-- work on Shore Road will include reinforcing an existing retaining wall and excavating existing rock and gravel
Additional Resources:
Department of Public Works on the X platform, formerly known as Twitter: https://can01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Ftwitter.com%2FNS_PublicWorks&data=05%7C01%7CToby.Koffman%40novascotia.ca%7Cd26fbc56d83e40a877ec08dbd1875f12%7C8eb23313ce754345a56a297a2412b4db%7C0%7C0%7C638334151564334550%7CUnknown%7CTWFpbGZsb3d8eyJWIjoiMC4wLjAwMDAiLCJQIjoiV2luMzIiLCJBTiI6Ik1haWwiLCJXVCI6Mn0%3D%7C3000%7C%7C%7C&sdata=aAJPgejO4F5WOTAAJoHK4CxoepKQ7yj%2BzoZ9LTM0kmc%3D&reserved=0
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STUDENTS RETURN TO CLASS ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6
Parents, Guardians & Students,
Welcome back to another school year! Classes begin on Wednesday, September 6 at 8:35am. Homeroom class lists have been posted on the front doors. Students will get their class schedule from their homeroom teacher. They will also get a “Registration” form and a “Permission to Publish” form. We ask that you complete these 2 forms and return them to the school by Friday, September 15 so that we can update all student records. You may also want to consider purchasing the “Gold Plan” Student Insurance. All students are covered for the basic plan during school hours however the “Gold Plan” extends coverage to outside of school hours. For more information go to https://sip.ca/parents-students/student-accident/gold-plan-application/
Whether you are new to LRHS or returning for another year, there are a few things we’d like to share with you.
This year LRHS will be changing to a 4 class per day schedule. Each class will be 75 minutes. (please see the attached schedules for both the Regular Day & the CLT Day).
All schools in Nova Scotia will be following the Provincial Student Attendance and Engagement Policy. It is very important for students to attend their classes. Excessive absences can lead to potential Loss of Credit in grades 10 - 12 and in Grade 9 students with poor attendance may be restricted in course selections going into grade 10. (ie. No academic Math 10, mandatory Learning Strategy courses) Please familiarize yourself with this provincial policy. (See attached Attendance Policy)
All schools are now using SchoolCashNet for most fee payments for things like graduation fees, sports fees, and cafeteria lunches (at LRHS we use 5 meal punch cards so students just go to the cafeteria and pick their own menu items). We ask that you take a moment to sign up for online payments at https://ssrce.schoolcashonline.com/
If you need to contact a teacher or administrator by email please see the attached list of emails.
All of the above information as well as our other school policies can be found in the Student Handbook on the LRHS school website under the STUDENT Menu: https://sites.google.com/gnspes.ca/liverpool-regional-high-school/
We look forward to the 2023-24 school year. If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to reach out to us either by email or by phone at 902-354-7600.
Coming up this month::
Wednesday, September 13 Open House 6pm - 8pm
Tuesday, September 19 School Picture Day
Friday, September 22 In-Service Day (no school for students)
Wednesday, September 27 CLT Day (early dismissal)
New Host Families Required for International Students (Arriving September 2023)
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Some school absences are unavoidable. We understand that. The important thing is that your child attend class as often as possible
Some school absences are unavoidable. We understand that. The important thing is that your child attend class as often as possible
Absences add up quick. Missing just two days a month is the same as missing 15% of the school year. And missing this valuable in-person instructional time has a direct impact on the overall achievement and well-being of our students.
Welcome Back to Liverpool Regional High School!
Welcome Back to Liverpool Regional High School!
We are happy to welcome new and returning students and their families to our website. The purpose of our website is to support student learning and make it easier for families to partner with the school as needed.
Our goal is that students receive the best possible education in an environment that is welcoming, fair and supportive, and where everyone has high expectations and works together for the good of all. Our students are the reason why we are here. We are committed to helping our students reach their educational goals and achieve success.
The support of families is crucial to student success. Education is a partnership between the school and home and this partnership is enhanced when parents feel involved and informed about school life.
We hope that the information provided on this website is useful and we welcome any feedback. For students, if there is something you would like to see added to our website, just let your teacher know. For families, we welcome your feedback via email to: lrhsvp@ssrce.ca.
Happy Learning!
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