Communication with parents is important to us. Parents are asked to check their son’s or daughter’s student agendas regularly to see when assignments are due, tests are scheduled and sports teams are playing. Ask specific questions regarding your student’s day. Remember assignment completion and attendance are two key components of success.
Community Hours
Ontario Students have a community hours obligation to meet prior to graduation wherein they must volunteer 40 hours of their time over the course of their high school experience. We have made this form available online in order to make this a more convenient and readily accessible document of your's student's activities. Click HERE for the form. (Right-click the link and choose "Save As...")
Ontario Students have a community hours obligation to meet prior to graduation wherein they must volunteer 40 hours of their time over the course of their high school experience. We have made this form available online in order to make this a more convenient and readily accessible document of your's student's activities. Click HERE for the form. (Right-click the link and choose "Save As...")
MSIP
Bayside students have a class called MSIP (Multi Subject Instructional Period). We take fifteen minutes from every class in the day and use that time to create the MSIP class. This class begins with twenty minutes of silent reading or other work, followed by time to get help in or complete assignments for other classes. We find that this is useful for our students because it eases their work load and offers opportunities for additional help when needed.
Bayside students have a class called MSIP (Multi Subject Instructional Period). We take fifteen minutes from every class in the day and use that time to create the MSIP class. This class begins with twenty minutes of silent reading or other work, followed by time to get help in or complete assignments for other classes. We find that this is useful for our students because it eases their work load and offers opportunities for additional help when needed.
School Calendar
Bayside's school year is divided into two 18-week semesters. Semester I runs from September to the end of January. Semester II runs from February to late June. The school day runs from approximately 8:10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and is comprised of six 60-minute periods. Students take four classes and have one period for lunch and one Multi-Subject Instruction Period.
Bayside's school year is divided into two 18-week semesters. Semester I runs from September to the end of January. Semester II runs from February to late June. The school day runs from approximately 8:10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and is comprised of six 60-minute periods. Students take four classes and have one period for lunch and one Multi-Subject Instruction Period.
Announcements
These are read to the students by the home room teacher, and are available on the desktop of the networked computers in the school.
Volunteers
Volunteers must complete the Vulnerable Sector Screening Request.
Please contact your local police service for more information:
These are read to the students by the home room teacher, and are available on the desktop of the networked computers in the school.
Volunteers
Volunteers must complete the Vulnerable Sector Screening Request.
Please contact your local police service for more information:
- Belleville Police Services
- Prince Edward Ontario Provincial Police 476 2151
- Quinte West Ontario Provincial Police 392 3561
- Stirling Rawdon Police Services 395 0844
Parents can register for school cash online by clicking here.
Concussion Awareness Training Resources
