Another year of exciting Storm Athletics has begun. Thank-you to all of the teacher and community coaches for their dedication to student athletics by volunteering during the school year. Please come out and support our teams in competition! If you have any other questions, ask Mr. Joe Mauro (Athletic Director).
Summer Learning 2019 Program Information will be posted on May 15th and registrations will be open for programs for students in Grades 1-12 on Tuesday, May 21st. For more information visit https://sd33.bc.ca/summer-learning
We would like your feedback on the most important things we should consider as we review the guidelines for a Chilliwack School District Dress Code. We are using an online platform called ThoughtExchange where you can share your thoughts independently and confidentially, and consider and rate thoughts shared by others. Note that the deadline for the forum is Tuesday, April 30, 2019.
We would like your feedback on the proposed Integrated Arts and Technology School of Choice. We are using an online platform called ThoughtExchange where you can share your thoughts independently and confidentially and consider and rate thoughts shared by others. The deadline date for the forum is Friday, May 3rd, 2019. All feedback will be collated and provided back to the Board of Education as per the Board motion that was passed on January 15, 2019.
BC Government's Measles Immunization Catch-Up Program for School Aged Children from April to June 2019
Do you want a picture of you and your friends in the Yearbook? Let's fill the Selfie page! Upload your best group photo by following the instructions below.
Instructions: Follow the link below. Upload school appropriate selfies for Yearbook. Due to limited space, group photos will be given priority.
Web link: https://publicuploads.friesens.com
Username: 243574
Password: 243574
As a school, we are a place of business and students are expected to demonstrate good judgment in terms of appropriate dress. While on school property, students may not wear clothing that makes graphic or verbal reference to sex, drugs, alcohol or that is violent or discriminatory in nature. Students are to not wear clothing that is overly revealing. Some examples of clothing that may not be acceptable are, bare midriffs, spaghetti straps and low necklines. In addition, shirts should be worn, and underwear should be covered.
The School Community at Chilliwack Secondary is encouraged to act in a responsible and socially acceptable manner. Our goal is to provide opportunities for the optimum learning experience for all our students and staff in a safe and comfortable learning environment.
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