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ASDN Calendar 2024-2025

ASDN Calendar 2024-2025

PDF icon school_calendar_-_2024-2025.pdf Sep 3, 2024
ASD-N Attendance Policy (2024-2025)

ASD-N Attendance Policy

PDF icon 2024-25_asd-n_attendance_plan_parent_version_1.pdf Sep 3, 2024
MVHS Student Handbook 2024-2025

MVHS Student Handbook 2024-2025

PDF icon student_handbook_2024-2025.pdf Sep 3, 2024
2024 Grad Newsletter

Attention 2024 Grads! 

This newsletter contains all the important information regarding your "2024 Graduation Celebrations" 

PDF icon grad_news_letter.pdf Jun 4, 2024
Whooping Cough Information

May 27, 2024

Dear Parents and Guardians, This letter contains information to help you and your family stay up to date on pertussis disease (also known as whooping cough). The Public Health Agency of Canada and Public Health New Brunswick are monitoring the recent increase in pertussis infections happening in Canada and internationally. Pertussis is very contagious. It can spread from an infected person to others by air through coughing and sneezing. The best protection against pertussis is vaccination. In New Brunswick, pertussiscontaining vaccines are free and offered to: • Infants and young children at two, four and six months of age, and a booster dose at 18 months of age. • Children 4 years of age as a booster dose before starting school. • Adolescents in grade 7 as part of the school immunization campaign. • Adults who have not previously received pertussis-containing vaccines in adulthood; particularly those who anticipate having regular contact with an infant. • Pregnant individuals in the third trimester of every pregnancy, regardless of immunization history.

Given the situation we advise you to do the following:

1. Please check your vaccine status and/or the vaccine status of your children with your health care provider, MyHealthNB account, or local public health office.

2. Please watch for typical symptoms of pertussis: it starts like a cold with sneezing, runny nose, low-grade fever and mild cough. The cough gets progressively worse, and could lead to serious coughing spells that often (but not always) end with a “whoop.” The coughing may be so severe that it makes the person gag or vomit. Infants and children may find it difficult to eat, drink, or breathe. Department of Health / Ministère de la Santé Fredericton, NB / Fredericton (N.-B.) E3B 5G8 Telephone / Téléphone 506-457-4800 | GNB.CA Pertussis can affect individuals at any age; however, severity is greatest among infants who are not yet protected by a complete vaccine series. Young children are also at highest risk of complications, such as pneumonia or seizures.

3. Individuals who have symptoms of pertussis are encouraged to continue to practice general healthy behaviours, such as washing their hands often, covering their coughs and sneezes, limiting contact with those at risk of more severe illness, and staying home if sick. • Call your health care provider, 811, or eVisitNB and follow their instructions for testing or care if you or your child(ren) develop symptoms of pertussis. • Individuals who have tested positive for pertussis should be excluded from work, school or childcare as directed by public health.

Thank you for your ongoing efforts to keep New Brunswick healthy. Further information is available at: https://www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/departments/ocmoh/cdc/content/whoopin... tml .

Sincerely, 

PDF icon Whooping Cough Information Newsletter Jun 3, 2024
ASD-N Attendance Policy (2023-2024)

ASD-N Attendance Policy 

PDF icon ASD-N Attendance Policy Sep 15, 2023
MVHS Student Handbook 2023-2024

MVHS Student Handbook (2023-2024)

PDF icon student_handbook_2023-2024.pdf Sep 2, 2023
Grad Newsletter PDF icon Here are all the details that you need for the 2023 graduation May 2, 2023
ASDN Calendar 2023-2024

All the details you need for the 2022-2023 school year.   

PDF icon school_calendar_-_2023-2024_1.pdf Dec 1, 2022
Reporting Your Students Absences

Please open the attachment for information and SafeArrival and student attendance.  

PDF icon image2022-10-20-091523.pdf Oct 20, 2022
Student Handbook 2022-2023

Everything you need to know about MVHS.

Microsoft Office document icon student_handbook_2022-2023.doc Sep 6, 2022
Covid Exposure in Schools Notice for Parents and Guardians PDF icon covid_exposure_in_school_-_notice_for_parents_or_guardians_jan_6_2022.pdf Feb 7, 2022
EECE Winter Plan 2022

Please open the attachment for more information on the winter plan or Covid-10 protocols, or press the link below. 

9-12-winter-plan.pdf (gnb.ca)

PDF icon 9-12-winter-plan.pdf Feb 1, 2022
Student Handbook 2021-2022

Everything you need to know about MVHS.

Microsoft Office document icon student_handbook_2021-2022.doc Sep 7, 2021
MVHS School Improvement Plan File final_2021_school_improvement_plan.docx Dec 2, 2020
2020-2021 MVHS Positive Learning Environment Plan File 2020-2021_mvhs_plep.docx Oct 15, 2020
MVHS Operational Plan
Please open the attachment for the MVHS Operational Plan.  Please note that the Operational Plan is a living document and will be updated regularly.
File covid_plan_april_1.docx Sep 3, 2020
What you need to know about returning to MVHS. FAQ’s

Please open this document for FAQ's for students returning to MVHS for the 2020-2021 school year.  It is based from the MVHS Operational Plan.

File what_should_students_expect_coming_back_to_mvhs.docx Sep 3, 2020
Student Handbook 2020-2021

All you need to know concerning MVHS.  

Microsoft Office document icon student_handbook_2020-2021.doc Sep 3, 2020
School Calendar. Blue and Gold Days

Please open the attachment for listing of days when students on the blue and gold teams attend.

PDF icon 2020-2021_schedule.pdf Sep 3, 2020

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