Sacred Heart Academy
1 Columbia Drive
P.O. Box 79
Marystown, NL
A0E 2M0 · Canada

TEL: 709-279-2051
FAX: 709-279-4351
EMAIL: sacredheartacad@nlschools.ca

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Sacred Heart Academy is dedicated to providing a safe and nurturing environment which enhances student achievement and encourages an active and healthy lifestyle in a collaborative school community.
L?école Sacré Coeur est consacré à fournir un environnement sécure et nourrissant qui augmente la réussite des étudiants et qui encourage un style de vie active et sain dans une communauté scolaire collaborative.

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For any student transportation related inquiries, requests, concerns or to report an incident, please complete the following Student Transportation Form for your region below and a NLSchools Representative will get back to you as soon as possible.

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Scent Aware School
Sacred Heart Academy is a scent aware building. Some of our students and staff are sensitive to scented products or have conditions which are impacted by scents. We ask that you avoid the use of scented items including:
▪ perfumes
▪ aftershave
▪ cologne
▪ scented hairspray, hair gels or other styling products ▪ scented face and body creams, lotions and sprays
▪ scented deodorant

Allergy Aware School
Within our school community there are several students who have potentially life-threatening allergy (anaphylaxis) to the following foods:
▪ peanuts/products with peanuts in the ingredients
▪ tree nuts (e.g. almonds, Brazil nuts, cashews, hazelnuts, macadamia nuts, pecans, pine nuts,pistachios, walnuts).
▪ kiwi
▪ soy
▪ egg
▪ fish, shellfish products and latex

To provide an ?allergy-safe? environment for children at risk of anaphylaxis please avoid sending these foods to school. Any minimal contact with these foods and their derivatives may cause anaphylactic shock and unconsciousness within a matter of minutes. In such a case, the allergy may even cause the student?s death.

Because even the slightest residue and in some cases even the odor of these allergens may trigger a life-threatening reaction, we need to make the whole school as allergy safe as is practically possible. A ?no sharing? policy of food, utensils, containers, straws, etc. is recommended for children with food allergies.

Cannabis and Smoke Free Policy
Sacred Heart Academy is a smoke-free and cannabis-free environment. This policy shall apply to staff, students, parents and visitors, and all school facilities, property, on and off school activities, programs and functions.

Vehicle Idling
All schools under the jurisdiction of NLESD are ?Vehicle Idle Free Zones?. This policy aims to eliminate all unnecessary idling of vehicles and exposure to exhaust system emissions. This policy applies to all vehicles while on District property including, but not limited to, the following vehicles: parent, employee, student, vendor, contractor, private, commercial. It also applies to all District fleet, regardless of location.

 

 

Allocations for this year can be found below. Any extra allocations are represented by *

UNIT TYPE	DESCRIPTION	NUMBER
Regular	Resources deployed based on the number of classrooms to school enrollment.	19.00
Administration	Resources deployed for Principal and Assistant Principal positions.	1.50
Guidance	Resources deployed for Guidance Counselor positions. In some cases Guidance services may be provide by another school.	0.73
Specialist	Resources deployed for Physical Education, Art, French, etc.	2.13
Learning Resource Teacher (LRT)	Resources deployed for Learning Resource Teachers.	0.70
Instructional Resource Teacher (IRT)	Special Education resources deployed and determined by school population.	4.75
Instructional Resource Teacher (IRT) 2	Special Education resources deployed to support identified student needs.	0.00
Reading Specialist	Reading Specialist resources deployed to support identified student needs.	1.00
Teaching Learning Assistant (TLA)	Resources deployed for Teaching and Learning Assistants.	2.00
Teacher*	Additional unit required. Rationale: Guidance Top up. (Date Given: 18-03-2024)	0.27
Adjustments	Resource deployed to round allocation to quarter units.	-0.08

TOTAL ALLOCATIONS	DESCRIPTION	NUMBER
Teacher(s)	Total number of Teaching units allocated.	30.00
Teaching and Learning Assistant(s)	Total number of TLA units currently allocated.	2.00
Student Assistant(s) hrs allocated	Total number of Student Assistant hours allocated.	50.25

The following data is from PowerSchool information as entered by the school. The numbers indicate the number of students, unless otherwise noted. Only classes with 1 or more students will be listed.

K	Grade 1	Grade 2	Grade 3	Grade 4	Grade 5	Grade 6	Grade 7	Total Students
55	53	38	48	48	40	35	48	365

	Grade(s)	PowerSchool Class Section	Number Students in the Class
0	K	KCAAM	18
0	K	KCAPM	18
0	K	KKRAM	19
0	K	KKRPM	19
0	K	KKYAM	18
0	K	KKYPM	18
1	1	1BMAM	6
1	1	1BMPM	6
1	1	1CWAM	24
1	1	1CWPM	24
1	1	1MDAM	23
1	1	1MDPM	23
2	2	2BMAM	12
2	2	2BMPM	12
2	2	2NCAM	26
2	2	2NCPM	26
3	3	3CSAM	25
3	3	3CSPM	25
3	3	3JMAM	12
3	3	3JMPM	12
3	3	3SNAM	11
3	3	3SNPM	11
4	4	4JMAM	8
4	4	4JMPM	8
4	4	4NWAM	28
4	4	4NWPM	28
4	4	4SBAM	12
4	4	4SBPM	12
5	5	5ASAM	12
5	5	5ASPM	12
5	5	5SCAM	28
5	5	5SCPM	28
6	6	6ASAM	7
6	6	6ASPM	7
6	6	6GSAM	28
6	6	6GSPM	28
7	7	7AD	23
7	7	7AN	25