Corner Brook Regional High School
12 University Drive A2H 5G4 Corner Brook, NL, Canada

There will be a Kindness Club meeting today at lunch in the library at 12:20.

Career Hours Waived For the 2020-21 school year, the 30 hours of community contribution requirement is eliminated. This change in the requirement applies to students graduating in 2020-21. It also applies to grade 10 and 11 students who are completing Career Development 2201 in the current school year and those who have already completed the course.... Effective for the 2020-21 school year and onwards (permanent change), the number of Grade 12 credits required is reduced from nine to eight.

There will be a Modern Equality Club meeting tomorrow, Thursday, Nov. 18th at 12:30 in the Library.

Any Level 3 student requesting a transcript to be sent to a post-secondary institution is asked to sign up on the Transcript Request Form at the Main Office. These are generally requested from universities/colleges outside of the province. Any questions, please see your Guidance Counsellor.

CNA will be participating in this year’s Virtual AARAO events. Students, parents and Guidance Counselors are invited to sign up for sessions at https://aarao.ca/fairs/. There is also an option for presentations to be viewed on the Youtube channel (found at the same link). Events are taking place in the evenings over the next two weeks, and students can find us online at all of the fairs, with our presentation taking place on Nov. 18. ... Dates of sessions are Nov. 17 7-9 pm Nov. 18 7-9 pm Nov.19 7-9 pm Nov. 24 7-9 pm Nov. 25 7-9 pm Nov. 26 7-9 pm Nov. 30 9-11 pm

Mira Buckle of @cbrh Student Council along with Principal Steve Barrett and Teacher Sponsor John Dennison presented Gerard Lowe of the SPCA New Shelter Committee with $2500 raised through a school rock-a-thon.

"Every Child Matters" Orange Shirt Day tomorrow!!

CBRH Girls Softball tryouts: Tuesday September 29th at 4:00-5:30pm on Fred Basha Field (A Diamond) Friday October 2nd at 4:00-5:30pm on Fred Basha Field (A Diamond)

REMINDER GRADS - SCHOLARSHIPS!! LETTERS OF INTENT DUE..... Loran Scholarship - Outstanding leadership qualities, strong character and compassion - Minimum average of 85% ... - Canadian Citizen - Can apply as Sponsored by School or Unsponsored Website: loranscholar.ca ** To be considered as Sponsored, student MUST submit a Letter of Intent to Ms. Chynn by September 30, 2020. University of Toronto National Book Award - Student does not have to attend U of T - Demonstrate superior academic performance - Canadian Citizen - Strong involvement in the lives of their school and community - Original and creative thought Website: future.utoronto.ca **Only one nomination per school. Students MUSTsubmit Letter of Intent to Ms. Chynn by September 30, 2020 to be considered. Any questions, please see Ms. Chynn.

Boys soccer sessions continue this week on Tuesday and Thursday at 4pm. Interested players are invited to join each session on Wellington. These sessions will be scrimmage games.

Any level 1-3 students interested in working on the school's yearbook email or visit Mr. Simms in room 237 for more information. A great way to get Your volunteer hours!

Boy's Soccer practice Tuesdays and Thursdays at Wellington; 4:00-5:15 pm. All players must have shin guards and cleats to practice. Practices will be scrimmage format. Attendance will be taken at all sessions. Opens to levels 1-2-3

Parents and guardians have now been contacted by email regarding busing eligibility including the bus route for which students are designated. If you did not receive an email or if you feel the bus route is incorrect, please contact the school at [email protected].

The gymnasium and fitness center will be open to students and staff at lunch starting on Wednesday, Sept 16. Please refer to the guidelines and procedures which are posted in these locations.

Any graduate of 2020 who did not get their cap and gown photos taken last year at CBRH, may now book an appointment directly through Lifetouch Photography Studio at their office at 96 West Street in Corner Brook. (Second Floor) They will be able to do Cap and Gown Graduation Photography for any students that missed photos in the Spring. To book your appointment go to this link https://booknow.appointment-plus.com/1dqjcnzg/ or Go to lifetouch.ca/nl and choose a session t...Continue reading

Please ensure your child wears a non medical mask upon returning to school. Non medical masks will also be provided to all students when we receive them.

PowerSchool is now open for CBRH students, parents, and guardians to view schedules for the 2020-21 school year. If a course change is required, students must complete the request online through their NLESD account using this link: https://forms.gle/ZH7C7RYfve9Gxe7K7 Priority will be given to requests that are centered on graduation requirements for Level III students.

Any new students not already registered and attending CBRH in September can pick up a registration package at the school or email [email protected] and he will email you the information. If possible, please complete, scan, and email back to Mr. Lowe or Ms. Chynn. Students with surnames A - M will be registered by Mr. Lowe and surnames N-Z will be registered by Ms. Chynn. If unable to scan and email, please bring in the registration package during the assigned registration times. Keep checking our social media sites for more information related to school opening and registration times.

Join the Grenfell NSERC PromoScience team on August 5th at 3:00-4:000pm for an exciting 6THwebinar in the Universe of Opportunities series. This webinars topic will be journalism and communication in science! The presenters are from all around the world and are masters in the field of communication in STEM! Please register using the following link: https://the-universe-of-opportunities_stem-communition.even

For your information, here is a great opportunity for our students to earn some money towards College or University this fall. It is the Canada Student Service Grant. You can earn $1,000.00 to 5,000.00 towards your upcoming post secondary education this summer. Students receiving the monthly $1,250.00 benefit also qualify for this program. This is a great program to put you on the right foot starting your post secondary education. Any student returning to College or Universit...y this fall also qualifies, that means second, third or fourth year students qualify. If you have a part time job you can also take part in this program. First to take part in the program you must register by clicking here. http://www.iwanttohelp.org/ You must use the registration code ED4025 when you register. This code indicates you are from Newfoundland. Once registered you can seek a non-profit organization to volunteer with or one will be supplied for you. Examples of non-profits you can volunteer with are Towns, Summer Sports Programs, Parks, Libraries, Help Phones, Tutoring, etc. Or there are virtual opportunities you can volunteer with. If you are interested in earning some money towards your post secondary education this summer and looking to gain some experience look into this very worthwhile program.

Virtual Graduation 2020! https://cbrh.nlesd.ca/virtual-grad-2020

Hello Graduates, families and friends! Tomorrow morning at 9:30, CBRH will be posting the 2020 Virtual Graduation Ceremony. Access will be available on the school website, and a link will be posted here as well. You will be able to share the videos with friends and family near and far, and unlike past years, this year’s class can watch it over and over again! We hope you’ll find some time to sit back, relax, and enjoy. We also hope that you take some time to celebrate your achievements with family and friends, but we ask that you please do so safely. Congratulations everyone!

As a branch of the Society of Rural Physicians of Canada Student Committee, the Rural Outreach & Mentorship Initiative (ROMI) has been created with the goal of engaging high school students from rural or remote areas in Canada who are interested in learning more about medical school and careers in medicine, from the perspective of medical students. There are two aspects of this program (students can engage in one or both): 1) Monthly virtual group sessions offered by the... ROMI organizers (medical students) which will be focused on a variety of topics such as: the variety of paths to medical school, the process of applying to medical school, resume/study tips, various careers in healthcare, etc. 2) Monthly one-on-one virtual meetings (~30 minutes) with their mentor to discuss any questions they may have about the path to medical school, life as a medical student, career options in medicine, and anything else they would like to know regarding medical school and medicine in general. The program will be offered from now to the end of December 2020. We are hoping you will be able to help promote this program on behalf of the organizers of the ROMI. Attached are posters that we hope you can help disseminate. When sharing, we ask that you please include the following Google form link that will allow youth to sign up for this program: https://forms.gle/TVECr1j81ky6mY8E7 Interested students will be contacted via email by the ROMI organizers who will facilitate an introduction between the student and their mentor, and will provide details on monthly virtual group sessions. Thank you for your support!

Good morning,We will be having another pickup for student's belongings today, Tuesday, June 16th and Wednesday, June 17th between 9 am and 12 noon. Please come to the gym exterior door, across from the Arts and Culture Center, and please practice physical distancing (6 feet)