Dear JS Parent,

Thank you for your continued support as we navigate through the Continuous Learning Plan. As well as our students and teachers have transitioned, it is not without challenges. Time spent outdoors, regular breaks, and connecting with friends, virtually are all important in maintaining Wellbeing. If you haven’t had an opportunity to check out some of the asynchronous co-curricular activities we have suggested, we encourage you to do so!  They provide a great opportunity for students to connect with one another outside of class, or together as a family, in fun and engaging activities. Check them out HERE! If you or your child has any further suggestions to add to the list, please send them to our Interim Assistant Head, Andrea Charlton (acharlton@havergal.on.ca).

As always, should you have any questions or concerns please do not hesitate to contact me.

Sincerely,

Kate White

Reminders

The Havergal College IT Service Desk Team is here for you!

As you and your child use digital tools in the course of their schoolwork, you may encounter difficulties and require assistance. The first step is for your or your child to notify their teacher, who may be able to provide support for websites or applications that are specific to that course/class/grade. It is important for them to be aware when their students are experiencing technical difficulties.

If their teacher is unable to resolve your issue or if the problem is with a laptop or tablet issued by the school to your child, your next step is to contact the Havergal College IT Service Desk Team. They are available to help with systems and equipment provided by the school.

The IT Service Desk Team is available Monday to Friday, 8:00am-4:00pm, and can be teached by email at servicedesk@havergal.on.ca or by calling 416-483-3843 x6663.

Ongoing Student Support During Remote Learning

As we continue with remote learning, please be reminded that your child’s homeroom teacher is your first point of contact. Should you have any questions or concerns regarding your child’s overall wellbeing you are encouraged to reach out to them directly.