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Rockingham Elementary

31 Tremont Dr, Halifax, NS B3M 1X8

Main Office: (902) 457-8986 Fax: (902) 457-8993

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September 13th, 2023
September 5th, 2023

Welcome Back!

Please find the entrance map for the first day of school!  If you know your childs teacher, you can find which door your child enters and exits from! 

 

 

May 30th, 2023

Families,

I am writing to welcome you and your child to the Halifax Regional Centre for Education (HRCE)! You are receiving this message because you have registered for the Pre-Primary...

January 29th, 2023

Effective February 1, 2023, we will be accepting registrations for the 2023-2024 school year  through our new online portal, PowerSchool Enrollment.!

Tip: Before you begin, make sure you...

January 4th, 2023

Click here for more information on the EXCEL program.

Clcik here for more infornation on Safe Schools.

For information on student tranporation, click here.

Click here for bus stops for BusPlanner Web.

Click here to go to Optis.

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School Advisory Councils (SACs) play an important role in supporting student success at the community-level.

SACs are volunteer organizations that receive their authority from the Education Act (2018)(link is external) . The establishment of SACs and their roles and responsibilities are set out in the Education Act and the Ministerial Education Act Regulations(link is external) .

SACs are advisory bodies to individual school principals, regional centres for education (RCEs), and the Conseil scolaire acadien provincial (CSAP) on a range of issues related to their local schools and the overall school system.

SAC membership can vary, but generally consists of the school principal, parents/guardians, teachers, other school staff, students, and community members. SAC membership should reflect the diversity of the school community.

In 2018, focus groups were conducted with SAC chairs and principals about enhancing the role of SACs. As a result, SACs now have a stronger voice in regional and provincial policy development, more professional development and networking opportunities, and a budget that supports the SACs mandate and operations.

Parents/guardians and community members who want to get involved in their school’s SAC can contact the school principal. Each RCE and the CSAP have a staff person who is responsible for supporting SACs.

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Interested in volunteering? Please refer to :  https://www.hrce.ca/employment/about-working-with-us to get started with the appropriate background checks!

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