Students
Vow of Silence
The students will be wearing labels which indicate their participation and will be advised that they are still expected to participate in class presentations etc.
The following URL address will allow you to see what this event is about.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uraOhuNQ5hM&feature=player_embedded
2012 Grad Hoodies!
Class of 2012!
PVEC Soccer Tryouts
Please note the dates and times for ALL 2012 PVEC Soccer try-outs can be found on the front page of the website.
All try-outs will happen at the Park View Communitty Field behind the
school. Bring sneakers, water, cleats, and a ball if you have one.
2010-2011 Grad Photos
Grad Photos will be taken September 14, 15 and 16 at PVEC. Unique Images will be doing the Photography. Students must have a Unique Images photo to be included in the Yearbook and Composite. Sign-up sheets for sitting times are in the office.
Please Click Here for more information on Grad Photos from Unique Images.
A reminder that Ring Days are September 15, 16 and 17, 2010. Pamphlets are available in the office.
Student Parking
Student parking spaces by the gym wing have been assigned through a lottery held Thursday, September 9, 2010.
Successful students will have until 3:30 pm on Tuesday September 14 to pay their fee or they forfeit their assigned parking space. Upon receipt of the fee, they will be issued their permit.
Parking permits will be effective starting September 10, 2010. Vehicles parked without the proper permit may be subject to a fine from the Bridgewater Police Department or towing.
All student vehicles must be parked in the assigned numbered and lined spaces by the gym wing and display the parking permit on the rear view mirror. All other vehicles may be subject to a fine from the Bridgewater Police Department or towing.
There are four Early Riser spaces - 104, 105, 106 and 107 - available on a first come first served basis in the student parking lot. (Vehicles parked here do not require a permit.)
These are the ONLY student parking spaces on school property. There is no student parking anywhere else on school property. All overflow student vehicles must park on King Street.
2010 Award Winners
Park View Education Centre extends congratulations to all the students who have been presented with awards, scholarships and bursaries for the 2009-2010 academic year.
The following is a list of award winners as of June 24, 2010.
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Locker Clean-out
Do you have everything cleaned out of your Locker??
All students must have all belongings emptied from their lockers by 3:30 pm on June 23, 2010.
After this time, staff will clean lockers and any items found inside will be sorted for the garbage.
Extra Curricular Reinstatement
Park View Education Centre
Extra-Curricular Activity Re-Instatement Plan
A student may earn back extra-curricular privileges upon successful completion of the Park View Extra-Curricular Reinstatement Plan. (10 hours)
- This plan requires the student to complete 10 hours of in school service.
- The student must obtain a copy of the reinstatement plan document and regulations from the administration and must have their plan pre-approved by the Principal.
- The school service proposal must be pre-approved by the Principal.
- Documentation of the completed plan must be submitted to the Principal.
- The Principal will advise the student of whether or not the plan is approved.
- Upon successful completion of the reinstatement plan, the student may again be considered “in good standing”.
Photo of the Week Gallery
Week 5 - February 19
Science!!
Div. 1 Boys Basketball
Week 4 - December 11, 2009
Mooseheads Game
Week 3 - December 4, 2009
Olympic Torch Run
Week 2 - November 27, 2009
Panther Hockey
Week 1
JV Provincial Soccer Champions
Yearbook Photo Submission
Get your pictures in the yearbook!
If you've got great photos of school events or you and your friends just having fun, we'd like to see them. Help us get as many photos as possible to create a terrific book.
- Go to: https://images.jostens.com/login
- If it does not automatically log you into the site, enter
- username:400053011 and password:panther
- Browse to select the photo(s) you wish to upload.
- Enter information about the photo
- Click "Save Details"
Student Council Executive
GET INVOLVED – STAY INVOLVED
It is YOUR Students’ Council
Students’ Council Office 108N (Backroom)
Drop by anytime.
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EXECUTIVE BIOS
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PRESIDENT
VP LIAISON
VP DANCE
SECRETARY
TREASURER
What We Do
Students’ Council is responsible to for planning many fun activities that happen at PVEC including Frosh Day, dances, Winter Carnival, helping with Extreme Day, and special days like Think Pink, Halloween – just to name a few.
We also raise money to help out school clubs and extracurricular activities. Budget request forms are due the end of October. Decisions by the whole council will be made in early November. All additional requests will be made throughout the school year. Students’ Council also looks for ways to help out around the school and purchase things to make your experience here at PVEC better. We purchased extra microwaves in the cafeteria, a ping pong table, the bike rack outside and even the mirrors in the boy’s bathroom. Let us know if you have suggestions.
Events
Watch the school calendar for a list of our events and check the bulletin board in the main lobby for updates.
Yearbook
Buy Your 2013 Yearbook Now!
It is time to buy the Park View Education Centre 2013 yearbook. Yearbooks are a great way to preserve your Park View student’s school memories. Buying at this time guarantees your student a yearbook and allows them to personalize their cover. Our yearbook are ordered and sold on a first come basis. Therefore, placing an order should be done earlier rather than later to ensure that your student receives a piece of Park View Education Centre history. Our yearbook includes both school pictures and hundreds of colored photos of our clubs, activities, teams and events.
Remember personalization is only avaliable until January 31st, 2013.
You can order your yearbook online by clicking here.
Attendance Policy
HERE TO SUCCEED
The school believes there is a strong connection between students’ success in school and their attendance. Therefore, we have in place an attendance policy that has as its foundation that students must be here to succeed.
STUDENT ABSENCE FROM SCHOOL
Students who are absent from school should have their parent/guardian call the school’s 24-hour attendance voice mail, 541-8300. Parent/guardians are to identify themselves, give the student’s name and the reason for the absence. For absences that are not reported, our vice principals will be calling the parent/guardian to inquire about the absence. For any remaining unexcused absences written excuses will be accepted in the office. They should be given directly to the attendance administrative assistant.
ATTENDANCE RECORDING
1) Daily attendance will be taken in homeroom each morning.
2) Period attendance is taken during each class.
SIGN INS/SIGN OUTS (LATE TO SCHOOL, LEAVING SCHOOL EARLY)
When a student is going to miss class time (but not a full day) the school needs to be given this information. Parents/guardians are asked to provide this information to the office in one the following ways:
• If your student is arriving to school late, please bring your child to the main administrative office and complete the required information in the attendance binder.
• If your student is leaving school early, please come to the office and complete the required information in the attendance binder and we will page your student to the office to meet you.
• Provide the office with a note signed by the parent/guardian or a note signed by a physician indicating the time and reason for absence – this must be attached give to office staff at the time of sign in/sign out..
• Contact the attendance line (541-8300) in advance giving verbal permission and indicating the time and reason from absence.
CONSEQUENCES
Students who miss a class or classes without an acceptable excuse will be subject to the following:
TARDINESS FOR SCHOOL OR CLASSES
• Teachers record tardies through eClass attendance at the beginning of each class.
• There will be a four-minute tardy bell before each class begins.
• Teachers should be ready to start class on time and whenever possible be standing at the door to greet
• After a student has been late for a teacher’s class on two or three occasions the teacher should discuss the issue with the student and make contact with the parent/guardian.
• Continued disruption to the class by arriving late will be reported to the office on a discipline referral form.
Notes:
• Each time a student is referred to the office for any reason, their tardy totals will be examined and used as a factor in deciding on consequences.
• Students have to understand that tardies are a major disruption to the class.
• Administration and teachers who may have caused a student to be late give the student a slip to take to their next teacher.
ATTENDANCE PROCEDURE
• Daily attendance will be taken in homeroom each morning.
• Period attendance should be submitted through eClass attendance. By providing this data sometime during or immediately following the period, it gives other teachers useful information about the whereabouts of their students in subsequent classes.
• All period attendance data is included on report cards.
CONSEQUENCES
Students who miss a class or classes without an acceptable excuse will be subject to the following:
| Step 1 | Warning | Meeting with student. Letter Home File started. |
| Step 2 | Suspension | One day in school suspension. Contact with home |
| Step 3 | Suspension | Three day in school suspension. Contact with home |
| Step 4 | Suspension | Five day in school suspension. Contact with home |
| Step 5 | Suspension | Five day out of school suspension with a recommendation that the suspension continue for the remainder of the academic year. Letter and phone call home |
In school suspensions will be served in the Connect Centre which is located in Portable 3 (West Wing).
Semester Two:
A student who reached Step 5 in Semester One and returns Semester Two, will be at Step 4 for Semester Two.
Awards Night
2013 Awards Night:
Tuesday, June 11, 2013
7:00 pm
PVEC Gymnasium
2012 Awards Night:
Congratulations to all Award Winners
Click here for a list of all 2012 Scholarship, Bursary and Academic Award Recipients.
Click here for a list of all 2012 Sports and Curricular/Extra-curricular Award Recipients.
Cafeteria
Cafeteria Services
Park View offers a full service cafeteria for the students and staff. In keeping with the Nova Scotia Department of Education Nutrition Policy, healthy choices are available at a low cost.
Our food services are operated by the PVEC Cafeteria Society. All profits are returned to the school. Students and staff are encouraged to spend their lunch dollars on-site as it benefits the entire school community. If you have suggestions to improve our cafeteria, please write them down and drop them in our Suggestion Box in the Main Office.
Courses Available
2012-2013
At Park View Education Centre we believe in providing a wide variety of opportunities for students. This is reflected in the number of course options we offer. The Department of Education, in an effort to prepare students for the 21st century, has also promoted many new and exciting courses and programs. The challenge for any high school is to sustain a minimum number of students in each of their classes. For many specialty courses, only one section or class is offered. This creates scheduling difficulties when other courses are offered in the same block of time. Park View’s enrollment has been on the decline since 2002. This impacts our ability to sustain some courses.
It is not possible for us to offer every course that is included in the course book. Final decisions on this year’s course offerings is primarily determined by the number of students selecting the course at the time of spring registration.
It is important that students select courses carefully and with consideration to their graduation requirements, post secondary plans, personal interests and abilities. We strongly encourage all students to consult with a guidance counsellor when making their final decisions.
Students will be contacted if a course (or courses) they have selected is not offered. They will be given the opportunity to select alternate courses.
For a complete description of all courses, please consult the Course Handbook - 2012-2013 in the Departments Tab under Counselling Centre/Courses.
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