KRHS Athletics would like to thank its student-athletes and coaches for their hard work and dedication during the 2019-2020 school year. 

Awards and certificates can be picked up at the school on Monday, June 29th between 9am and 1pm. 

All-Star Certificates

Shaelynn McCardle – Senior High Volleyball Provincial Championship MVP and League All-Star

Faith Reeves – Senior High Volleyball Provincial Championship All-Star and League All-Star

Charlotte Linkletter – Senior High Volleyball League All-Star

Sydney Muttart – Intermediate Volleyball Provincial Championship All-Star

Elizabeth Phillips – Senior High Basketball League All-Star

Jason Lewis – Senior High Basketball League All-Star

Senior High Women’s Volleyball

Faith Reeves – Co-MVP

Shaelynn McCardle – Co-MVP

Charlotte Linkletter – Coach’s Choice

Senior High Women’s Soccer

Hannah Rogers – Best Link from the KINK

Senior High Women’s Basketball

Ellen Cole – MVP

Elizabeth Phillips – Most Dedicated

Nicole Boucher – Most Improved Player

Abigail Rogers – Most Improved Player

Senior High Men’s Basketball

Jason Lewis – MVP

Derek Matt – Most Improved Player

Mark MacCormack – Most Dedicated Player

PEISAA Outstanding Student-Athlete Recognition 

Brayden Lawless, Jara Nantes, Jason Lewis, Zachary Trainor, Victoria Corney, and Charlotte Linkletter

Female School Spirit Award Winner

Charlotte Linkletter

Male School Spirit Award Winner

Mark MacCormack

Female Athlete of the Year

Elizabeth Phillips 

Male Athlete of the Year

Jason Lewis

 

Hey 2020 Grads! Reminder of the mandatory grad rehearsal on Monday, June 22nd at 9:00 am in the school gym and that graduation ceremonies will begin Friday, June 26th at 4:00 pm (Grads are to be at the school by 3:30 pm).

Reminder to all grads, students and parents to tune in to Hot 105.5 on June 16! Abi Hamilton and Katie Affleck will co-host with Dan for 90 minutes starting at 6:00pm.  For the first 30 minutes or so, they’ll host the Top 6 at 6 countdown, then until 7:30 it’s KRHS’s all request show. Call in to support our grads! Go Blazers!

We have received approval from government, the Chief Public Health Office, and the PSB to share our graduation plans with all of you. Graduation ceremonies will take place in the KRHS gym on Friday, June 26^th, beginning at 4:00pm. Please read this email carefully and more details will follow in the next two weeks by email.

The main restriction that must be met is a total maximum of 50 people are allowed in the school and social distancing must be maintained at all times. Since we are normally planning to seat over 600 people, this year’s graduation will look and feel very different than in previous KRHS graduations.

• All 36 graduates will be in the gym for the entire ceremony. They will be seated in three groups of 12. They will proceed to the stage in alphabetical order by last name.
• Each graduate may invite up to 4 family members / guests to be in the gym when they proceed to the stage to accept their diploma and awards. No more than 4 family members / guests will be permitted to enter the school.
• Once the graduate has left the stage, the family members / guests will have to leave the gym so that the next grad’s guests may enter.
• Scheduled arrival times and school access location points will be provided to students/parents in order to follow the guidelines maintaining limited numbers of people in spaces.
• Family members / guests will wait in their cars until it is time for them to get in line outside the school. Staff will be in the parking lot and will contact family members when it is their time to get in line.
• Graduation proceedings will be live-streamed through our school’s Facebook page. We have also hired a professional photographer and a professional videographer to capture the entire ceremony. Digital copies of the pictures and video will be made available to the grads, free of charge, after graduation.
• There will be a mandatory graduation rehearsal on Monday, June 22 at 9:00am for all grads. At this time, grads will pick up their graduation gown. This will allow grads to have family pictures during the week, before returning with their gown for graduation on Friday, June 26.

I understand that the restrictions on numbers of family members / guests is less than desirable as we all want to celebrate the great accomplishments of our grade 12 class. I hope you understand that these restrictions have been put in place to maintain the health and safety of all Islanders, and we must follow them if we wish to have a graduation ceremony. We feel that the school has come up with a plan that will still allow our graduates to cross the stage and have this special moment shared with loved ones either in person or digitally.

Thank you,

Ryan McAleer

Please see below a link to a Google form to be used for summer school registration. Courses offered will ultimately be determined by enrolment, however they are hoping to provide a similar selection as previous years.  At this point, they are not certain of the delivery model; it may be in person in Charlottetown, on line or perhaps a blending of both instructional platforms. Registration will begin immediately and conclude Friday June 19th.  Please note, potential students must log into their school provided cloud account to access the registration form.
https://forms.gle/eRN7zfCuuS4RyzYAA

We have been very impressed with the work of our teachers, who have migrated to home learning platforms with tremendous efficiency and creativity during this global pandemic.  Teachers have been very busy preparing lessons, providing feedback on learning, connecting with students, working through year-end transition processes and supporting the social and emotional well-being of students. Teachers have and continue to be available to students and families through various means of communication.

Like all Islanders, staff at the Public Schools Branch (PSB) have been very encouraged with recent messaging from the province and the Chief Public Health Office (CPHO), including the positive trend toward lifting restrictions on mobility and gatherings in PEI. As home learning continues to unfold, we are able to consider broader opportunities to connect and engage with students and families. We would like to provide you with an update.

In accordance with the provisions outlined in Renew PEI, new possibilities for staff and students to connect at their respective school will be available. With the easing of restrictions, PSB staff may be available to provide additional support to students.

As restrictions are being lifted, PSB staff are excited that there are greater opportunities to connect with students to support academic and well-being needs. Teachers will be reaching out to their students with options they can participate in.

In addition, Respite Programming will begin operating at all 56 PSB schools. Please contact respite@edu.pe.ca or (902) 368-4997 for more information.

Student Services consultants and specialists will be in contact with families as additional supports become available. For more information please contact supportforfamilies@edu.pe.ca or (902) 368-5155.

Schools are excitedly working on plans for High School Graduations and year end closing activities, within the public health guidelines outlined by the Chief Public Health Office.  While activities will not look the same as in previous years, schools are committed to offering a unique experience to mark the end of the school year and wish their students well.

Parker Grimmer

Director
Public Schools Branch
P.O. Box 8600
Charlottetown, P.E.I.  C1A 8V7

Locker Contents Pick-up 

• Locker contents will be available for pickup on Wednesday 27th.  With a rain date of Thursday May 28th
• Available pick-up times are 9:00-11:00am and 1:00-2:00pm
• Cars are to enter through the main entrance and leave through the bus exit. One way flow of traffic.
• Once you arrive please stay in your car and a staff member will approach your car to determine the student(s) you are here for.
• Staff will be wearing gloves when delivering items to cars.  
• Students/Parents will not be permitted to enter the school.
• Anyone walking should approach a staff member for their belongings being mindful of social distancing

Athletic Uniforms

• Please return any Athletic Uniforms when you come for locker content pickup.

Attention KRHS Grads!
The KRHS staff is so proud of the KRHS graduating class. Monday afternoon staff will be doing a parade by all of the houses of the 2020 KRHS grads. The staff is super pumped to see you and to acknowledge your accomplishments.
Staff will be leaving the high school at 1:00pm. So please keep an eye out for us! Can’t wait to see you all!
Please feel free to share this post so all KRHS grads know we are coming their way.
– KRHS Staff

During these challenging times the government of PEI will be offering food hampers to families in need this coming Saturday, May 9th.  Delivery of these hampers will be done through school staff.  If your family would benefit from a food hamper, please email our school counsellor, Jessica McCarthy at jlmccarthy@edu.pe.ca or our principal, Ryan McAleer at rmmcaleer@edu.pe.ca by end of day Thursday, May 7th and we will arrange delivery for you.

Parents and Guardians,

Are you a caregiver who has a child that is supported by an EA or YSW while attending school?  If you are you may be eligible for a few hours of respite care per week during the time that school is closed. Some schools are opening within family of schools (with some families being combined) to meet this need.

If you are interested in receiving more information please email respite@edu.pe.ca or call 902-368-4997.