Alberta, Canada Welcome to Red Deer!!! New Student Orientation -Getting to know you -Forms -High School Timetables -Emergency Contact -Insurance.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Welcome to Mission International Program Vancouver Region British Columbia, Canada Where your educational experience prepares you to live in the international.
Advertisements

Pickering High School Welcomes…
Welcome To Eighth Grade Parent Information Night February 3 rd, 2014.
Magellan Exchange Semester (or Year) Abroad Dr. Christy Office of International Affairs 211 Powers Hall
. 1. Our Agenda Get Ready  Learn more about high school & begin planning for your success Get Set  Learn about required courses Go For It  Explore.
Culture & Culture Shock. Getting Used to American Culture  Education System  Weather  Time  Dress  Greetings  Informality  Individuality  Personal.
Welcome Creekside Students & Parents January 8, 2013 Woodstock High School Auditorium 7 o’clock p.m.
Abbey Park High School.
February 26, 2014 Principal Dr. Glickman-Rogers Welcome to Oceanside Middle School.
Semester 2 Orientation Getting the most out of Exeter Zoe Rutterford, Student Support Clare Crick, Inbound Study Abroad January 2016.
Course Selection for the Students in the French Immersion (FI) Program September 2016.
Grade 8 Information for Course Selection September 2016.
Welcome To Eighth Grade Parent Information Night February 1, 2016.
Pathway to Practical Nursing at GBC -Information Session-
Welcome to the State College High School South Building GRADUATING CLASS OF 2020.
Welcome to Millwood High School ~Class of 2020~ March 2016 Follow us on Twitter!
Welcome To The Class of 201 9’ s Parent/Guardian Meeting Courage, Honour, Strength.
Welcome to the Incoming 9 th Grade Parent night  General Information About BHS  People to Contact for Questions  Graduation Requirements  The Scheduling.
Millwood Knights February 2016 COURSE SELECTION A-L- Ms. Bowes M-Z- Ms. Lovett Millwood Knights February 2016 COURSE SELECTION A-L- Ms. Bowes M-Z- Ms.
Welcome to SW class of What we will cover today  General Shorewood information  2020 Graduation Requirements  Registration information.
AP EXAM INFORMATION SESSION
6th Grade Parent Orientation June 1, 2017
WELCOME TO RHS 8TH GRADE PARENT NIGHT.
Welcome to Sunnyside’s High School Information Session: Grade 8-9 Transition Process 1.
Pathway to Practical Nursing at GBC -Information Session-
..
State College High School
ESL Class Program Orientation Winter 2016 Welcome!
International Students
Class of 2019 Course Selection
Welcome to Columbia College!
High Diversity * High Achievement
WELCOME TO RHS 8TH GRADE PARENT NIGHT.
Course Programming for Grade
COURSE PLANNING For Grade
MRS JANE DAVIES HOMESTAY COORDINATOR
Smithers Secondary School May 5, 2016
College and Career Planning Welcome to High School, Class of 2021
Ellie Harper, IB Coordinator
Adult Programs 2005.
Welcome Students & Parents
Mayfield S.S. Regional Arts Info. Night
Bluevale’s Guidance Department
Mount Horeb High School
Welcome to Shorewood Class of 2021
North Olmsted High School welcomes the Class of 2022
Welcome to the Woods!.
A Comparison High School Middle School CORE teacher(s)
Northlands Parkway Collegiate 2018
Class of 2022.
Bell High School Welcome!!!.
Carson Graham Grade 11/12 Programming
Grade 9 Course Programming
High Diversity * High Achievement
“We will do all that we can to educate and support our students in
Ellie Harper, IB Coordinator
"Glory to God is People Fully Alive"
Class of 2022 course selection
Greater Essex County Parent Involvement Committee February 28, 2017
"Glory to God is People Fully Alive"
Cobequid Educational Centre
Moving From Grade 8 to Sandalwood Heights
Lorne Park Secondary School
Welcome to: Graduating Class of 2022.
Class of 2022 course selection
Cobequid Educational Centre
High School Graduation the First Step for Success High School, Here I Come!!! Transitioning from 8th Grade to High School.
AP EXAM INFORMATION SESSION
Ellie Harper, IB Coordinator
Freshmen parent meeting
Presentation transcript:

Alberta, Canada

Welcome to Red Deer!!!

New Student Orientation -Getting to know you -Forms -High School Timetables -Emergency Contact -Insurance -Lunch -Homestay -Bus routes and downtown tour

Personelle Mr. Rob Porkka Director of International Services Mrs. Jane Davies Homestay Co-ordinator

Forms -School Registration Forms -Transit Application Forms -E mail access forms -photo copy of your VISA

Who We Are … More than 9,500 students 19 Schools 12 Elementary Schools 4 Middle Schools 2 High Schools 1 Christian Alternative Program 12 Alternative School Programs Approximately 535 teachers Over 1000 total employees $67.4 million budget

Our Schools  High Schools  Ecole Lindsay Thurber Comprehensive High School  Hunting Hills High School  Middle Schools  Eastview Middle School  Ecole Central Middle School  Elementary Schools  Fairview Elementary  George Wilbert Smith Elementary

Ecole Secondaire Lindsay Thurber Comprehensive High School 1900 students

Opportunities… Lindsay Thurber Modernization To be completed the Spring 2006 $29.7 million project students in Grades Hybrid design--blends the BEST of the current Thurber with 40% new construction

- Hunting Hills High School 1600 students

- Partner schools: Germany, France, Japan, China, Mexico

- IB International Baccalaureate and AP Advance Placement ESL English as a Second Language International Focus Computer Studies Athletics Fine Arts Career Technology Studies French Immersion

High School High School Timetables 4-5 classes per semester for 80 minutes Each class is worth 3 or 5 credits 3 credits: every other day for 80 minutes for one semesters 5 credits: every day for 80 minutes for two semesters Semester 1 September to January Semester 2 February to June

Classes For Two Semesters English and/or ESL Social Studies Math Science-Biology, Chemistry, Physics Phys Ed (for students in grade 10 or younger Option classes

Daily ESL 1 or minute classes per day Two or Three other 80 minute classes with Canadian students

Homestay Expectations What to do in an emergency Transportation to and from school

Countries of Origin Korea Mexico Japan Brazil Hong Kong France Germany China Vietnam Colombia Venezula

WHY ARE YOU HERE?? English Immersion Cultural Experience -to meet Canadians!! To gain entry into one of our colleges or universities.

SCHOOL STARTUP WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW Course Guide Registration Form Time of Meeting to Register academic transcripts student visa host family profile Transit Forms Forms

HIGH SCHOOL TIMETABLES 4 Classes per day Grade 9 has 5 classes per day. Middle Schools have 6 classes per day.

HOMESTAY FAMILIES

HOST FAMILY ROLE To provide a safe and nurturing environment. These students are temporary family members, not guests, not babysitters, not housekeepers. Be aware of the phases that international students MAY go through.

DISCUSSION TOPICS Medical Insurance Academic expectations Use of the telephone Food Trips out of town Absences from school Family vacations Weekends away

CONTACT NUMBERS ROB PORKKA – Director, International Services Main Switchboard International Services Office JANE DAVIES – Homestay Co-ordinator International Services Office Cell – FOR EMERGENCY ONLY

P EOPLE Welcome to Alberta!

What to do in an emergency anywhere in ALBERTA? For FIRE, Ambulance or Police Call 911

- Know your full address and phone number Let the operator know you do not speak English well Remain calm and do not be afraid to ask for help.

Insurance Insurance Claim Form

Sports Centre Skiing &Boarding Concerts Parks

- Robert Porkka Jane Davies

Welcome to Red Deer

MRS JANE DAVIES HOMESTAY COORDINATOR

YOUR HOST PARENTS

THEY ARE NOT MAIDS

EVERYBODY HELPS

Keep your bedroom clean Keep your bathroom clean Help your host family CLEANING

TELEPHONE USE A CALLING CARD NO CALLS BEFORE 9AM OR AFTER 10 PM LIMIT CALLS TO 15 MINUTES

No computers in the bedroom Do not download games Limit the time on the computer COMPUTER S

Keep the family rules Be polite

COMMUNICATE Let your host family know if you will be late Ask – do not assume Let your host family know where you are going I am going shopping after school OK

NOT ALLOWED No candles in your bedroom It is illegal to drink under 18 It is illegal to buy cigarettes under 18

YOUR HEALTH Stay active Eat healthy food Sleep at regular times

GET INVOLVED JOIN A SCHOOL CLUB VOLUNTEER BE INDEPENDENT – TAKE THE BUS GO TO THE COLLICUT CENTRE GO TO THE MOVIES

TRAVEL OUT OF TOWN YES --- WITH YOUR HOST FAMILY ANYTIME YES -- WITH ANOTHER APPROVED HOST FAMILY YES – WITH THE SCHOOL

TRAVEL OUT OF TOWN NO, NO, NO WELL MAYBE! ONLY IF ……… :

1.Your homestay parents approve 2.The Homestay Coordinator approves 3.You have written permission from your parents …………… :

ENJOY THE EXPERIENCE Listen to the advice of others Be positive Talk to your teachers, your counsellor, your host family, Mrs. Davies, Mr. Porkka

OH CANADA! MAKE IT A TIME TO REMEMBER !