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Parents

The Queen Mary Community offers a number opportunities for parents to get involved. Please take time to look through the pages listed on the left side of the screen as well as the information below.​​​​​

NVSD Collaborative Communication​ - At Queen Mary we value open, respectful, and ongoing communication, as a means of working together to create a positive and inclusive school culture that inspires success for every student. The values of trust, respect, responsibility, and collaboration set the tone for how the entire school community works together to pursue common goals. If anyone has a concern about the action of any employee or about any policy, educational program, or learning resource, their concern should be first channeled through the personnel of a school.​​​ SEE the attached flow chart to as a guide for these types of conversations.

Bell Schedule

​8:43 a.m. ​Entrance bell
​8:45 to 10:30 a.m. ​1st Instructional Period
​10:30 to 10:50 a.m. ​Recess
​10:50 a.m. to 12:10  ​2nd Instructional Period
​12:10 noon to 12:58 p.m. ​Lunch
​12:58 p.m. ​Entrance bell
​1:00 to 3:00 p.m. ​3rd Instructional Period
​3:00 p.m.  (EXCEPT Wednesdays: Dismissal 2:13 p.m.) End of school day

Note: Every Wednesday students at Queen Mary Community School are dismissed at 2:13 p.m. to allow for staff collaborative planning for the International Baccalaureate Programme.

School Fees Information - HERE​

School fees cover the costs of all school supplies. If you are opting to purchase all school supplies yourself instead of paying the fee, please notify the school. You can access the school supplies lists below. Please note that Kindergarten teachers do not work with such specific supply lists. Please contact the school if you would like information about the basic Kindergarten school supplies. 

​Grades 1-3 School Supplies Lists
Grade 4 and 5 School Supplies Lists
Grade 6 and 7 School Supplies Lists

NVSD Online Forms and SchoolCash Online​

The PARENT page on the NVSD Website​ provides valuable information on a number of important topics. Information is updated regularly. 

Social Emotional Supports for Families:

Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning (CASEL) - Fundamentals of Social Emotional Learning​

ERASE: expect respect & a safe education - Province of British Columbia (gov.bc.ca)

Erase is about building safe and caring school communities. Families are encouraged to review the resources and information found on the erase website with their children, including the information about online safety, mental health and well-being, substance abuse, bullying, racism, sexual orientation and gender identity (SOGI). 

Use this reporting tool to get help and support.


​​FOUNDRY

Centralizing VCH North Shore primary care and youth (ages 12+) mental health and addiction services into one location. Free and confidential for youth & adults.

FOUNDRY schools slides September 2017
Foundry Rack Card North Shore      

211 West 1st Street
North Vancouver BC V7M 0E3
604-984-5060
foundrybc.ca/northshore/​

SOGI

What does SOGI mean?   

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Immigrant Services Centre (IMPACT North Shore)​

(support and services for immigrant families)

     impactnorthshore.ca​

 207 - 123 East 15th Street, North Vancouver, BC, Canada V7L 2P7

Tel:604-988-2931                 Email:swis@impactnorthshore.ca

Feel free to contact the Settlement Workers in Schools for North Vancouver School District 44 - they can answer questions and assist in families in many ways!

Khatereh Masoudi   khaterehm@impactnorthshore.ca  778-319-2931​

 

 

Communicating Student Learning

Reporting on Student Learning at Queen Mary    On-line students reports 

December:  Log into  the MANAGEBAC PARENT PORTAL to view and download the November conference forms and summary of student goals

March and June:  Visit the MyEd Parent Portal to view and a download written report cards (For instruction on how to access - LINK HERE)

June: Visit the MANAGEBAC Parent Portal to view and download student reflections on the Core Competencies

Having difficulty accessing your child's on-line report card? CLICK HERE​ for help!

More information on reporting on student learning: NVSD PAGE​ 

 

BC CURRICULUM:​  Transforming Instructional Practice and Assessment to Build Student Success​

 

 

COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS (see "Parent Handbook" - link on left side of this page - for MUCH more information)

Queen Mary Out-of-School Care​ by North Shore Neighbourhood House: Application Page and Childcare Sites​

 

 

Want to sign you child up for community sports or arts programs but find the fees to be just too much? The Canadian Tire "JUMP START" program ​can help you!!  If you need a financial boost to get you kids involved in a sport, dance, team or other community programs, apply online to have program costs covered: 

 

The Queen Mary Parent Advisory Council​ (QMPAC)

​The Queen Mary Parent Advisory Council meets on the third Wednesday in the months of October, November, January, February, April and May. Meetings run from 7:00-8:00 p.m., on ZOOM.

The Queen Mary Parent Advisory Council (QMPAC)​ sponsors a number of events over the course of each year, and routinely communicates with the community when special events are coming up. For all information about the Queen Mary PAC​​ , such as PAC-sponsored school events, fundraising and social and volunteer opportunities visit the QM PAC Facebook Page

Email: queenmarypac@gmail.com​

"Munch-a-lunch" is a site commonly used by school PACs for fundraising activities and hot lunch programs (when available).

Please note:  The links below take you to another website.  The Munch a Lunch Program is an external, non-district supported site. 

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Munch-a-Lunch Login
(new or previously registered users)
LINK HERE

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Questions?

If you have questions, please e-mail the Queen Mary PAC at queenmarypac@gmail.com