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June Exam Schedule  May 20, 2010
Please CLICK HERE for a copy of the June exam schedule for all students. Exams will run from Monday, June 14th until Friday, Jun 18th. Students are expected to know their exam schedule and to be on time for each exam.

A copy of the exam conflict list is available from each teacher. Students should check to ensure they do not have an exam conflict. If there is a conflict, students will be informed which exam will be written in the conflict slot which will take place on morning of Friday, June 18th.

Student Verification Sheets for Next Year's Course Selection  May 18, 2010
Students will being bringing home verification sheets for course registration for the 2010-2011 school year. Parents should look over these sheets and talk with their children to ensure that the courses selected are the ones desired. Students who do not return a signed sheet may not be able to take courses that fill up. Signed verification sheets should be returned to homeroom teachers ASAP.

Course Registration for 2010-2011 School Year  Apr 11, 2010
Guidance will be visiting Grade 10 English classrooms from April 14th to 19th to present course registration for next year. Students will be asked to fill in a course interest form to assist in the scheduling of compulsory and elective courses for next year.

CLICK HERE for a copy of the sheet that students will be completing in extended homeroom on April 21st.

These interest forms will be used to eliminate courses that do not have enough students enrolled to run. Students will make final course selections using the offical bubble sheets during an extended homeroom on April 26th.

"Cats" To Prowl the Trimble Stage Apr. 14-18  Apr 07, 2010

TICKETS ARE ON SALE NOW!

Harrison Trimble Presents “CATS”

The show that revolutionized musical theatre is coming to the Harrison Trimble High School Auditorium this April.

Based on T.S. Eliot's OLD POSSUM'S BOOK OF PRACTICAL CATS, and with music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, CATS won seven 1983 Tony Awards including Best Musical, Best Book of a Musical, Best Lighting and Best Costumes. 



Following their critically acclaimed presentation of Jesus Christ Superstar last year, the Harrison Trimble Drama Department is excited about presenting this family loved musical smash hit.

“We are so excited to be presenting this amazing musical,” says CATS Producer Karen Tanner. “We have another fantastic group of performers and I know audiences will be blown away at the caliber of performers coming out of high school.”

CATS opened on May 11, 1981 at the New London Theatre. Eight years later it celebrated its first important milestone: after 3,358 performances CATS became the longest running musical in the history of British theatre. CATS played its final performance on its 21st birthday, May 11, 2002.



CATS opened on Broadway October 7, 1982 at the Winter Garden Theatre in New York City and continued to live up to its motto "Now and Forever." On June 19, 1997, CATS became the longest running musical on Broadway. It ended its 18 year run on September 10, 2000. 



CATS will play the Harrison Trimble Auditorium, April 14-18, 2010: Wednesday to Saturday at 7:30PM and Sunday at 2:00PM. Tickets are $8 for students and seniors and 10 for adults and may be purchased at Colpitt’s Mens Wear (Champlain Place) Read’s News Stand (main street Moncton and Coverdale Rd Riverview), MacArthur’s Flowers (Mountain Rd) and the Harrison Trimble High School Main Office.

Anti-Bullying Forms  Mar 28, 2010
To coincide with the new district-wide anti-bullying initiative "If It Hurts, It's Wrong", HTHS has a new referral form that students may print out and place in one of the boxes located around the school. The form can be located in the DOWNLOADS section or by clicking.

Parent/Teacher Interviews  Mar 16, 2010
Parent/Teacher Interviews will be held on Tuesday, March 23rd from 6:30 to 8:30 and on Wednesday, March 24th from 1:30 to 3:30. There will be no classes for students on Wednesday, March 24th. Regular classes will resume on Thursday, March 25th.

Coffee House  Feb 24, 2010
HTHS will be presenting another coffee house on Thursday, Feb. 25th from 7 to 8:30. Come out and relax, have a snack and listen to our talented students perform. Admission is $3 for students. Canteen will be available.

Second Semester Start Now on Thursday  Feb 01, 2010
9:00pm
Due to the unplanned power outage on Monday, the beginning of second semester at HTHS has been pushed back until Thursday, Feb.4th.

Any students needing to register for second semester or to make changes to their second semester timetable are highly encouraged to stop into the school Tuesday afternoon or all day on Wednesday.

Exams scheduled for Tuesday morning will still run as previously announced.

Power Outage Moves Remaining Exams  Feb 01, 2010
Effective 10:45 HTHS was closed due to a power failure. The exams that had been re-scheduled for Monday at 11am will now be written on Tuesday at 8:45am. Conflicts exams that had been re-scheduled for Monday afternoon at 1:15 will now be written on Tuesday morning at 11am.

Exam Schedule Jan. 25-29  Jan 21, 2010

The exam schedule for next week can be downloaded by clicking HERE.


The room schedule for exams can be downloaded by clicking HERE.

Harrison Trimble High School

EXAMINATION REGULATIONS FOR STUDENTS


  1. Students are to present themselves prepared to write their exams according to the posted examination schedule.

  1. It is the student’s responsibility to know his/her exam schedule.

  1. Supplemental examinations will be given in cases of illness and death in immediate family. The school must be informed by 8:30 am the day of the exam. A medical certificate may be required in case of sickness.

  1. Students will be permitted to take into the exam station only those materials required for writing/presenting i.e. pens, pencils, calculators.

  1. Students found using or attempting to use unauthorized aids on any exam may lose full value of the exam.

  1. Students are not to talk during the exam period. The assessment begins when the exam is placed on the desk and ends when the exam period is over during the exam. Electronic devices will not be permitted during the exam.

  1. Calculators can only be used on approval and cannot be loaned to another student during the exam period.

  1. Material not passed in with the exam will not be accepted later. Students must check carefully to see that all required material is passed in with the exam. Students wishing to use scrap paper will mark a paper “work section” and have this initialed by the supervising teacher before using it.

  1. Subject teachers will collect all appropriate texts prior to the exam.

  1. Personal music systems are not to be in the classroom during exam period.

  1. Students are to do one of the following upon completion of their exam:

    1. Leave the building immediately. Students who are being picked up by parents after the 8:45 a.m. and 11 a.m. exam are to be picked up at the bus pad. Please tell your parents this. You will not be allowed to hang out at the front door.
    2. Students wishing to remain at school are to go to the cafeteria.
    3. Students wishing to study may go to the library.

Note:


  • Cafeteria service will not be available on exam days.

  • Buses will run as usual.

  • During exam week, there are not regular scheduled classes.

  • After dismissal from exam, students shall not be permitted to roam the halls and are to leave.

  • Students who cannot leave are to be in areas designated by the school administration.