New Heights Newsletter
School News
Winter Holidays
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from all of us at New Heights to you and your families!
 
The school and preschool program at New Heights will be closed from December 18th until online classes resume on January 5th, 2021 and in-person classes resume on January 11th, 2021.

Our Family Counsellor, Tracy Tomiak, works through the Winter Break and is available for support. She can be contacted at tracy.tomiak@newheightscalgary.com.
 
Our Transition to Adulthood program will be closed from December 24th until office hours resume January 4th
Our Home & Community Support program will be closed from December 23rd until office hours resume on January 4th.
 
Wishing you a safe and happy holiday season! See you in the New Year!  
Important: Calendar Change
There is a change to our School and ECS calendars in January. The Professional Development Day has been moved to January 4th instead of January 18th. There will be no School or ECS classes on January 4th, 2021.
 
See the revised School calendar here and ECS calendar here, also available on our website here.
Early Registration now open for current students
Early registration packages for current students have been sent home as of December 1st, 2020. If you have not received your updated registration package, please be sure to contact Alison Black, our Admissions Coordinator, at Alison.black@newheightscalgary.com
Early registration packages for current students are due by Friday, January 29th, 2021
Our wait list will be open to new students on February 1st, 2021.
Important Upcoming Dates
December 17th is the last day of classes for students before the Winter Break!
 
January 4th is a PD Day; there are no classes for school or ECS students.
 
January 5th school and ECS classes resume on-line.
 
January 11th school classes resume in-person.
 
January 11th is an FOP day for ECS classes.
 
January 12th ECS classes resume in-person.
Way to Go!
Each month at New Heights there is a Way to Go! draw. To be entered, students have to be “caught” going above and beyond for others.
 
Some examples of this might be: helping out another student to solve a problem, holding the door for others on the way outside, or letting someone else have a turn on a favorite game.
 
Teachers fill out a ticket for the students to drop off in the jar in the office, and each month, Mr Williams and Mrs Newfield pull a ticket from the jar, usually during the assembly. At the end of the year, all the tickets are put back in the jar for a final mega-draw at the end of June.
The winner of the Way to Go! draw in December was Kolby from Tower Mountain! 
3 Year Education Plan and Results Report
The New Heights 3 Year Education Plan and Results Report for Alberta Education has been updated and published as of November 30th, 2020, and is now available on our website here.
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