New Ross Consolidated School

Today, we are spotlighting Herleve as one of our wonderful graduating students. Please use the link below to see her profile.

GRADES P-7 PERSEVERANCE & CITIZENSHIP AWARDS

Perseverance is the ability to keep doing something in spite of the obstacles you face along the way. These students persevere in doing their academic work despite how hard it is or how long it takes to reach their goal.

Citizenship- These students enhance the climate in their school community by being respectful, by helping others, and by helping create a culture of belonging in their school community.

Congratulations to the following NRCS students:

Grade Primary           Citizenship-Harper Heisler-Broome, 

                        Perseverance-Hayden Swinemar

Grade One                 Citizenship-Lilly-Anna Hine,

                                   Perseverance-Bryden Williams

Grade Two                 Citizenship-Isabella Reyno,

   Perseverance-Dana Keddy

Grade Three               Citizenship-Hayden Broome

                                   Perseverance-Violet Leopold 

Grade Four                Citizenship-Andelyn Countway

                                   Perseverance-Elicia Skerry

Grade Five                   Perseverance-Natalli Toney

                                       Perseverance-Roslynn Penney

Grade Six                    Citizenship-Mady Bent

  Perseverance-Haley Corkum

Grade Seven             Citizenship-Jeryn Isenor

                                  Perseverance-Danika van Niekerk

NRCS Parents:

Last day for online and package learning is tomorrow, Friday, June 5^th. Homeroom teachers have their own year-end wrap-up activities planned for each class and will be awarding Perseverance and Citizenship award per grade level. These names will be posted on the school website and facebook accounts. Report cards will be emailed out June 22-26.

Grade 8 students will have a special ceremony held online Thursday, June 25^th at 6:30 pm. More information will follow regarding this special ceremony.

We wish to thank all NRCS students and their families for supporting them through this very unique and difficult period of time in everyone’s lives.

Thank you!